Unfortunately, businesses have failed to keep pace with the hackers.
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It is difficult to keep pace with Turkey these days.
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Regulators struggled to keep pace with the explosion of drones.
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Chewy is hiring 6,000 employees to keep pace with demand.
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This antiquated approach cannot keep pace with today's on-demand economy.
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Technology could barely keep pace with the whims of his charges.
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The city's infrastructure can't keep pace with the e-commerce boom.
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WARNING: current pacification rate insufficient to keep pace with evolutionary modulation.
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Staying in cash will not help you keep pace with inflation.
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Unfortunately, savings habits don't tend to keep pace with wage increases.
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But training has to keep pace with the demand, he said.
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But training has to keep pace with the demand, he said.
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The rush to report price changes can't keep pace with the reality.
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Barnes & Noble tried (but mostly failed) to keep pace with Amazon (AMZN).
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WHEN education fails to keep pace with technology, the result is inequality.
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Their wage settlements mostly just keep pace with the cost of living.
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It really depends on whether technological innovations can keep pace with that.
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India's infrastructure hasn't been able to keep pace with its economic growth.
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Sportage gets the improvements it needs to keep pace with the pack.
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No one could keep pace with Thomas, least of all Tiger Woods.
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By contrast, even high-yield savings will not keep pace with inflation.
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On Tuesday, he said his approach could keep pace with contemporary realities.
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The Solar Orbiter will be able to keep pace with the sun's rotation.
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To keep pace with a growing population, about 140,000 per month are required.
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Even one departing every minute would not keep pace with Earth's population growth.
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AND AGAIN, TO MAKE SURE THAT WE KEEP PACE WITH AN EVOLVING ECONOMY.
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I might actually be able to keep pace with the games coming out??
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For retailers, the failure to keep pace with Amazon comes at a cost.
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Despite this, avocado growers just haven't been able to keep pace with demand.
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That doesn't keep pace with the volume of antibiotics required to treat livestock.
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The coronavirus outbreak has also hampered Sanders' efforts to keep pace with Biden.
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Biden hopes a few recent breaks will help him keep pace with Sanders.
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The civilian machinery won't be able to keep pace with his soaring ambitions.
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But by the 1980s the store had to keep pace with changing tastes.
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"The right to open court must keep pace with the times," he wrote.
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Corporations need to do more to keep pace with the country's changing demographics.
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Dusky dolphins are fast and will often keep pace with a speeding boat.
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Second, this isn't something we just tossed together to keep pace with our competitors.
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Without three of their starters, the undermanned Clippers couldn't keep pace with the Nuggets.
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Gap must also keep pace with fast-fashion players in the industry like Zara.
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That would help the company keep pace with some budding competition in the space.
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But that is barely enough to keep pace with a growing and ageing population.
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But recently Nintendo has failed to keep pace with the rise of smartphone gaming.
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Congestion slows cities' breakneck growth: housing and transport infrastructure seldom keep pace with demand.
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Metro systems in Cairo and Tehran have failed to keep pace with urban expansion.
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The retailer has been slow to keep pace with the evolution in the industry.
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These are changing faster than policing methods and techniques can realistically keep pace with.
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But constantly adapt to keep pace with technologies and swift changes in your marketplace.
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Market access is essential for U.S. automakers wanting to keep pace with foreign competitors.
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Nevertheless, Fitch expects loan growth to keep pace with internal capital generation in 0003.
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Organic imports have exploded over the past decade to keep pace with consumer demand.
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It's also intended to help the Pentagon keep pace with changing technology and threats.
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Refineries around the world are now struggling to keep pace with consumption, it says.
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It has also failed to keep pace with rivals, notably Facebook's Instagram and Snapchat.
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Missile defense systems must also be modernized to keep pace with our advancing adversaries.
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The lack of clarity is seriously hampering efforts to keep pace with the disease.
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We struggled to keep pace with each other as we moved by different means.
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The programs cannot keep pace with runaway rents, stagnant wages and vanishing affordable housing.
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Garbage collection services and infrastructure have largely failed to keep pace with rapid development.
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That's why, to keep pace with its rivals, Verizon brought back unlimited plans in February.
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Chase Anderson will try to keep pace with Greinke when he gets the nod Saturday.
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Meanwhile, Pandora revealed a new Premium subscription on Wednesday to better keep pace with rivals.
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But clearly EA is looking to keep pace with Apex's biggest competitors, Fortnite and PUBG.
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It has also failed to keep pace with rivals, notably Facebook Inc's Instagram and Snapchat.
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Funds for ambulance services have risen, but not by enough to keep pace with demand.
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For the Saudis, though, a nuclear programme is a way to keep pace with Iran.
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Expanding energy infrastructure to keep pace with the U.S. energy renaissance spells major job opportunities.
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Djoker would have to win two of the next four to keep pace with Nadal.
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In conjunction with regulatory streamlining, we must utilize emerging technologies to keep pace with innovation.
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The feds have argued surveillance expansion is vital to keep pace with anonymization technology.—Motherboard
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Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 845 chip can't even keep pace with Apple's latest A11 Bionic chip.
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At this point, it's nearly impossible to keep pace with everything being cancelled or postponed.
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Regulators have struggled to keep pace with the growth of technology companies in recent years.
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The Ravens must win to keep pace with the Pittsburgh Steelers atop the A.F.C. North.
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New York (CNN Business)Victoria's Secret has struggled to keep pace with shifting consumer tastes.
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The supply of urban housing, however, has failed to keep pace with the resulting demand.
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Hardaway had too little scoring help for the Hawks to keep pace with the Cavaliers.
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We also need a revitalized consumer movement that can keep pace with the digital age.
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The American import quota got smaller and smaller to keep pace with falling prices worldwide.
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"We had to keep pace with them, and we just failed to do that," Boucher said.
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Tesla (TSLA) missed many production targets and deadlines as it sought to keep pace with demand.
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And that also means that Dropbox has to keep pace with the rest of the market.
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The Sun Devils didn't trail until the second half but couldn't keep pace with Colorado's offense.
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Garbage collection, recycling and other waste infrastructure have largely failed to keep pace with rapid development.
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But greater American investment is needed to update our posture and keep pace with evolving threats.
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This could be a boon for Denver, which has struggled to keep pace with regional growth.
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Technology markets move fast, so this strategy can help a company keep pace with changing times.
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In effect, this meant that the phone occasionally struggled to keep pace with my daily usage.
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Super high resolution displays are great, but today's graphics chips just can't keep pace with them.
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New volunteers quickly learn that it is hard to keep pace with the former first couple.
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And for many, it has not been enough to keep pace with the cost of living.
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Many automakers have struggled to keep pace with ballooning investment in EVs and self-driving cars.
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Why it matters: Best Buy has ramped up discounts to keep pace with rivals like Amazon.
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The company struggled to keep pace with the rapid growth that investors expect of tech firms.
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Like media organisations everywhere, the Publicity Department is struggling to keep pace with changing consumer demands.
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The core features were there, but the site wasn't updated to keep pace with the app.
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But they couldn't keep pace with the Bulls, who made 16 of 39 3-point tries.
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Revenue was up 2.5 percent, failing to keep pace with the 6.6 percent rise in outlays.
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This is where public policy must keep pace with the rapid advances happening in AI technology.
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Even the best economic statistics bureaus in the world can't keep pace with the coronavirus crisis.
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Can it keep pace with a game that is ever-changing, ever-growing, an ocean away?
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He also needs a dramatic uptick in fundraising to keep pace with much better-funded rivals.
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That position comes despite European tech companies mostly failing to keep pace with their American counterparts.
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That reality could make it even harder for any one candidate to keep pace with Sanders.
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Few tech outfits can afford to make the investments necessary to keep pace with the giants.
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Furthermore, Avaya is adapting its sales cycle to keep pace with how companies buy technology today.
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But its failure to keep pace with the demand for shelter beds has had lasting effects.
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Yes, he pushes me to train harder, that I might keep pace with him on distance runs.
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Parliament directed the government to hike the wages of civil servants to keep pace with price increases.
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Growth fell to 3.8% in 2016 and 2017, barely enough to keep pace with an expanding population.
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There's none of the spontaneous joy of scribbling down notes, pen struggling to keep pace with thoughts.
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London (CNN Business)Nokia is struggling to keep pace with its rivals in the race to 53G.
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Banks' inability to keep pace with these customer expectations led mobile banking satisfaction to decline in 2015.
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The continent is not reforming its welfare states fast enough to keep pace with its ageing societies.
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In order to keep pace with the industry, Ford needs to draw in outside talent, says Krebs.
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Penney's apparel business also hasn't been able to keep pace with fast-fashion players such as Zara.
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And Biden must show he can keep pace with top rivals and their small-donor fundraising brigades.
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Two teams coming off disappointing losses hoping to keep pace with Ohio State in the Big Ten.
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In genomics as in other areas, regulations around personal data struggle to keep pace with technological advancements.
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Even with regular raises, his 2,000 pounds($225) a month alary cannot keep pace with rising prices.
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"Congress sets the minimum wage, but it doesn't keep pace with inflation," Woodgate tells The Creators Project.
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Even after spending for primary fights, they are expected to keep pace with Trump's campaign war chest.
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The reform would Increase the Social Security tax brackets to keep pace with an increase in benefits.
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To keep pace with the interest, urban officials are struggling to computerise land management and record-keeping.
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The scope should be reviewed periodically to keep pace with new threats and with innovations in biosafety.
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It is estimated that world food production may have to double to keep pace with demographic changes.
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Here's what it means:The Chinese mobility company is struggling to keep pace with consumer demand for rides.
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New York (CNN Business)7-Eleven is trying to speed up checkouts to keep pace with rivals.
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"Laws and institutions must advance to keep pace with the progress of the human mind," said Sen.
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American infrastructure needs to keep pace with our nation's ever-growing energy supplies, both traditional and renewable.
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The rapid changes flash onto the screen in an attempt keep pace with the high tempo track.
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But 153's No. 1 scoring offense couldn't keep pace with 2016's No. 2 scoring offense.
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To keep pace with the transportation industry worldwide, we must be thinking globally, strategically and long-term.
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Mr. Pai and Mr. Carr have said regulatory changes are necessary to keep pace with global competitors.
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That means you will need enough stocks to help your money grow and keep pace with inflation.
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People are scooping up mushrooms so quickly that producers are scrambling to keep pace with burgeoning demand.
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They will also include items in the next size up to keep pace with a growing baby.
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Much of the rulemaking does not keep pace with technological innovation nor the demand for commercial launch.
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Early morning rides, sweat soaked foreheads and yoga sessions help the team keep pace with global competition.
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But Sherzan has largely self-funded his campaign to keep pace with Mowrer, according to fundraising reports.
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It amps up production to keep pace with playoffs and the tailgate parties that accompany the games.
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But Europe's tech sector still faces significant difficulties in its attempt to keep pace with Silicon Valley.
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"It's been hard for the agency (FAA) to keep pace with pay" in private industry, Goldfarb said.
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The math, even when aided by an electronic brain, could only just keep pace with the weather.
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The federal government has struggled for years to keep pace with the rising need for cyber talent.
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Some transcribers said they couldn't keep pace with the low federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour.
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But gone is the feeling of never being able to keep pace with the hardest of the hardcore.
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Efforts to ban nonconsensual pornography have increased in recent years, in large part to keep pace with technology.
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But despite these efforts, says Gray, law enforcement patrols can't keep pace with poachers and stop the slaughter.
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Big tech stocks, for example, failed to keep pace with the S&P 29's 20.6% gain yesterday.
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I was expected to handle familial obligations while at work and still keep pace with my male peers.
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But because the improvements don't keep pace with our expectations, it can seem like things are getting worse.
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" But there's also anecdotal evidence "of winemakers seeking riper flavors, to keep pace with consumer or critic expectations.
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Samsung is looking to keep pace with Apple (AAPL), which is set to unveil new iPhones next week.
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Smith said situational football will be critical for the Redskins to keep pace with the New Orleans attack.
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He was replaced by Ryan Willis, who threw a tying touchdown pass but couldn't keep pace with LaRussa.
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The economy has been growing, but experts say it has failed to keep pace with the rising population.
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Marketers will have to create new content models to keep pace with consumer demand as 5G goes mainstream.
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The win allowed Oakland to keep pace with the first-place Houston Astros in the American League West.
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However, IHG's CEO said he saw no need to bulk up just to keep pace with acquisitive rivals.
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Old Navy's moves come as apparel retailers across the U.S. have been fighting to keep pace with Amazon.
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The world now emerging demands new ways of living and working together to keep pace with the changes.
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None of the other candidates was able to keep pace with Stack's fundraising — including the nominee, John Fetterman.
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Property generates a stream of rental income and the hope that capital values will keep pace with inflation.
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In the next decade, we'll need 265,000 drivers to keep pace with growth and demand for freight transportation.
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CryptoZilla combines all the tools you need to keep pace with the crypto market in one secure interface.
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Even with new technologies, automakers still have a steep uphill climb to keep pace with gas-mileage targets.
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Microsoft's technology aims to help retailers keep pace with Amazon Go, the ecommerce giant's highly automated store format.
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The market has been waiting for better technology that can keep pace with the fast-evolving adversarial threat.
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The United Arab Emirates did the same, seeking to keep pace with Qatar's influence in the United States.
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The number of Hispanic students increased — but not enough to keep pace with the country's growing Hispanic population.
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Critics at home and abroad also question whether China's safety standards can keep pace with the new reactors.
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Altogether, colleges are admitting more students, but not enough to keep pace with the steep rise in applications.
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Many hospitals, for their part, are seeking to keep pace with increasingly available technology to improve patient safety.
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This past summer, Hyland had 130 college interns, trying to keep pace with its entry-level employee demands.
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But if an established program like Finland can't keep pace with the United States, how will the upstarts?
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In the past, Baer has relied on acquisitions to keep pace with much larger rivals UBS and Credit Suisse.
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Previously, Google relied on the strength of its impressive HDR+ photo processing in order to keep pace with competitors.
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LOS ANGELES — Without three of their starters, the undermanned Los Angeles Clippers couldn't keep pace with the Denver Nuggets.
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Auditors say the trust fund will need an additional $107 billion through 2026 to keep pace with current spending.
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This ensures systems keep pace with the fluid movement of stocks worldwide to effectively manage and safeguard fish species.
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Dorsey said he traveled throughout the last year and the management team continued to keep pace with the work.
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They just didn't kick up fast enough to keep pace with cooling the processor as its clock speed increased.
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The amount would rise to 60 cents after two years and then keep pace with wage growth after that.
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They understand job gains cannot keep pace with recent years given the maturity of the business cycle, he explained.
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If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer.
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Necco, which calls itself the oldest continuously operating candy company in the U.S., couldn't keep pace with multinational competitors.
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Money talks … but the wages in Miami do not keep pace with the kind of city we are developing.
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Debenhams has been fighting for survival after failing to keep pace with consumers moving online and to cheaper rivals.
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Publishers need to keep pace with the growth of video, and the toolkit that's built on top of IRIS.
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In July Airbus predicted that 500,000 more will be needed by 2035 to keep pace with aviation's expected growth.
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In absolute terms clean energy can barely keep pace with growth, so the proportion of fossil fuels remains unchanged.
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As smartphones and data servers demand ever more processing firepower, chip suppliers are struggling to keep pace with demand.
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American department stores are struggling to keep pace with e-retailers that are successfully drawing more customers their way.
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"I had to make 23- or 211-footers just to try to keep pace with him," Mickelson later said.
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Other brands such as J.C. Penney, Sears, Nordstrom and Kohl's have also struggled to keep pace with e-retailers.
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Although small, they showed what could happen if imports do not keep pace with demand or prices go up.
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The earnings increase came even as the domestic housing market is struggling to keep pace with the overall economy.
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Employees and teams are regularly and commonly given new assignments, or reorganized, to keep pace with evolving business needs.
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But if Apple wants to keep its loyal customers, its innovation will have to keep pace with its premiums.
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Andrew M. Cuomo who have struggled to keep pace with the loss of units converted to market-rate rents.
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Competing for money in a jammed field, Democratic candidates have failed to keep pace with President Donald Trump's fundraising.
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Unfortunately, the evolution of our brains has not keep pace with the safety upgrades our civilized society affords us.
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Those limits have risen only 50 percent since 1976, failing to keep pace with rapidly rising child care costs.
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To keep pace with the competition for America's eyeballs, the costumes of bird-doggers have been getting increasingly baroque.
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Watching The Sims 4 try to keep pace with culture is what keeps me coming back to the series.
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Its shares fell 9.4 percent as investors worried that Walmart would not be able to keep pace with Amazon.
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To keep pace with its competitors, Albertsons would likely like need to go public to pay down its debt.
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Now at $22019 an hour, it would have to rise to $21 immediately just to keep pace with inflation.
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Using one's own chips can have cost and other advantages, provided the processors can keep pace with rival chips.
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And the server likely couldn't keep pace with demand on Thursday either, suffering more intermittent outages in the morning.
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Ms Handel and her backing PACs, which helped her keep pace with Mr Ossoff's fundraising, were having none of it.
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The shift in strategy is triggered by the inability of domestic explorers to keep pace with India's rising energy demand.
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The plan estimates 21988 new housing units would have to be built every year to keep pace with employment growth.
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These are the signs of a man who has not been able to keep pace with shifts in modern culture.
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"State and local transportation departments haven't been provided the resources to keep pace with the nation's bridge needs," Black said.
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Overall wealth planning must keep pace with the rapid evolution of the business landscape, exogenous risks, and one's personal goals.
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BlackBerry announced earlier this year that it would stop producing its own phones, after struggling to keep pace with rivals.
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Revlon has been struggling to keep pace with changing consumer preferences, which have shifted toward more niche and exclusive brands.
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Additionally, we'd love to see the phone get stereo speakers to keep pace with the iPhone X and Galaxy S9.
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After the stock reached its newest high in September, it has failed to keep pace with the S&P 500.
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This year growth will tick up slightly, but hardly by enough to keep pace with the expected increase in population.
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And as shoppers seek out bargains, fine jewelry's dollar growth has failed to keep pace with lower-price costume jewelry.
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Continual learning will help employees keep pace with the changing tech landscape, and will keep them engaged in their work.
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The sharp rise in organic production was helping keep pace with strong consumer demand and cap imports, Agence Bio said.
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"If incomes keep pace with a rise in debt, then the latter does not pose a sustainability risk," Nagy said.
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Twitter has struggled to keep pace with competitors like Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat, despite the president's affinity for the service.
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Researchers at MIT's CSAIL research lab might help future network hardware better keep pace with ever-increasing network data demands.
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The OPM was Obama's wake-up call that incrementalism could not keep pace with the rapidly evolving threats we face.
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More broadly, market designs are failing to keep pace with technological advancement to reflect the full value of advanced energy.
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But, in order to keep pace with the need, more incentives are required to induce novel antibiotic research and development.
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Pai also said during the meeting that the FCC must ensure that its rules "keep pace" with the current marketplace.
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Trump on Thursday, meanwhile, tweeted that the U.S. must significantly boost its nuclear arsenal to keep pace with others worldwide.
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Colorado: Teachers have walked out to protest stagnant pay and education funding that has failed to keep pace with inflation.
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I.O. and three major unions, is spending to try to keep pace, with much of the money devoted to canvassing.
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She'll try to keep pace with Kenya's Mary Keitany, who has lost only seven races in the past eight years.
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In 1973, the Afghan government requested around $110 million from the international community to keep pace with its demining commitments.
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The weak margins overshadowed strong first-quarter results and progress in Walmart's efforts to keep pace with rivals like Amazon.
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We feel him there, lurking, even as we discover that human treachery can keep pace with the Devil's evil ways.
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If the fruitful contradictions in Berran's attitude toward picture-making keep pace with his technical facility, he will be unstoppable.
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But despite those forewarnings, there is evidence the government apparatus is struggling to keep pace with a newly emboldened President.
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To keep pace with Airbus, in 2018 Boeing sought a controlling stake in the commercial-aircraft arm of Brazil's Embraer.
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Popovich dipped deep into his bench to try to keep pace with the Warriors, who were operating at full strength.
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Or is this simply a necessary move to be able to keep pace with the aggressive growth of Prime membership?
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Everybody expects Toyota to update it soon, to keep pace with new full-size trucks from Ford, Chevy, and RAM.
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"During 2019, the net income concentration for the 1 percenters didn't keep pace with their market cap concentration," Wilson said.
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The details after that are a bit less certain, as the administration works to keep pace with the President's rhetoric.
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Its most recent gross domestic product growth estimate was only 3.3 percent, barely sufficient to keep pace with population growth.
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In order to keep pace with competitors such as Apple, Fitbit's research and development team is exploring the medical sector.
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There are other hazards: aging infrastructure, level land prone to flooding, and zoning that fails to keep pace with development.
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He hopes a new contract will help him and his co-workers keep pace with California's cost of living increases.
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That means Boeing could use the government's help more than ever to keep pace with Airbus, its only major competitor.
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If Kasich or Christie can't keep pace with Rubio or Bush, they'll find themselves under pressure to drop out entirely.
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The plan is to optimize its stores to fulfill more online orders and keep pace with internet retailers like Boxed.
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But family homelessness has proved more persistent as low wages fail to keep pace with skyrocketing housing costs in many cities.
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It won't keep pace with the best cameras from Google, Apple, or Samsung, but it's certainly good enough for most people.
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But without the proper infrastructure to keep pace with and sustain such rapid development, urbanization can do more harm than good.
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A proposal for a nationalized 5G network hints at the US's fear of not being able to keep pace with China.
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Rye pushes me to be a better man, that I might keep pace with him in the fine example he sets.
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Target has struggled to keep pace with Wal-Mart, which has been pouring money into its stores, employees and digital operations.
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In its race against Amazon (AMZN), Walmart wants to recruit top talent to keep pace with changes in retail and technology.
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Jack Dalrymple called on the industry and government officials to build more pipelines to keep pace with the state's oil production.
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GM previously could not keep pace with demand for crew cab pickups – models with four, sedan-style doors in the cab.
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Inflation looks set to weigh on household spending too, with wage growth unlikely to keep pace with rises in consumer prices.
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Great, againMs Handel and her backing PACs, which helped her keep pace with Mr Ossoff's fundraising, were having none of it.
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Name brands are now resorting to heavy discounting to support the top line and keep pace with broader consumer discretionary space.
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Axios: It takes a large amount of new investments in new oil discoveries just to keep pace with global oil demand.
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So how do you update and maintain these informal norms and understandings around deterrence that keep pace with these changing practices?
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We are acting to make sure our laws keep pace with emerging technology and trends in these disturbing and humiliating crimes.
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With all of this increased attention on artificial intelligence, it's clear that Samsung is trying to keep pace with its rivals.
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Arthur was unfazed by her youth; what mattered was that Kassleen had a mind that could keep pace with his own.
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The public also expects voting to keep pace with the role technology plays in other parts of their lives, Turner said.
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In other words, once again, technology is outrunning the ability of both law enforcement and legislation to keep pace with it.
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There are some serious breaches of canon — how could a Y-wing ever hope to keep pace with a TIE Interceptor?
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XCOM 2 still gives access to similarly enjoyable toys, but the aliens now keep pace with the rate of your advance.
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S. days — it can't keep pace with its Americanized self, which has soared again in search results while Drumpf has sputtered.
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The gadget world moves fast, and tech innovations almost never keep pace with the wild ideas designers and engineers dream up.
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The developers behind Ankommen say the app will be regularly updated to keep pace with changes in policy or other events.
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Even the mere definition of "robot" has had to evolve to keep pace with the progression of robots' form and functionally.
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Meanwhile, the more traditional automakers Monday reported disappointing monthly sales that were struggling to keep pace with that of March 2016.
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We are all spinning to keep pace with the news these days, and there's no time to wait and catch up.
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This prompted researchers to create entirely new ways of blocking ads in order to keep pace with Facebook's blocker-blocking workarounds.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Hotels group Best Western is considering options including mergers and acquisitions to keep pace with rival Marriott International (MAR.
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That is normally a red flag for trustbusters, who are scrambling to keep pace with the rise of platforms (see article).
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Tech companies' policies and practices must keep pace with the increasing scale of their operations both domestically and around the world.
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"Employees and teams are regularly and commonly given new assignments, or reorganized, to keep pace with evolving business needs," Google said.
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The industry has been receiving more attention from Congress, as lawmakers struggle to keep pace with the rapidly emerging new technology.
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We must keep pace with industry changes and encourage financial ingenuity to foster the nation's vibrant financial services and technology sectors.
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Reed, 25, tried to fine-tune his game to keep pace with his peers and ended up becoming a mechanical mess.
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They've struggled to try to keep pace with Domino's and others that have been more successful, frankly, in the pizza area.
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What worries investors and shareholders is that Tesla so far has been unable to consistently keep pace with its growth plans.
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Were North Korea's technology and production to keep advancing, U.S. defenses could be overwhelmed unless they keep pace with the threat.
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The Stars won for the fifth time in six games to keep pace with St. Louis for the Western Conference lead.
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Under Khosrowshahi, Expedia aimed to keep pace with the new services, purchasing startup HomeAway for $3.9 billion in 2015, for instance.
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If carbon prices rapidly drop to keep pace with carbon budget limits, it could have ripple effects throughout the global economy.
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U.S. officials have openly said since last year that inter-Korean relations should keep pace with progress on the North's denuclearisation. .
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In addition, legacy applications are becoming more and more intelligent to compete and keep pace with this new wave of applications.
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But he said he was under constant pressure to manage his 70 employees and keep pace with internet orders coming in.
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As these other countries have recognized, a forward-looking IoT transportation strategy that will keep pace with global innovation is essential.
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Andy Byford, president of New York City Transit, acknowledged that the subway has failed to keep pace with how people move.
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The Vikings won't be able to keep pace with Newton if the quarterback they acquired last weekend, Sam Bradford, isn't effective.
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Plant breeders are fast-tracking genetic improvements in food crops to keep pace with global warming and a growing human population.
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But some experts say the chaebols have now become complacent and risk averse, failing to keep pace with their overseas competitors.
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Tyrell Jenkins saved the bullpen by absorbing four innings but the offense could not keep pace with the Indians' surging attack.
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But New Orleans turned the ball over 33 times and could not keep pace with Houston, which hit 20 3-pointers.
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Palladium and rhodium prices have hit records levels this year as supply has failed to keep pace with demand.
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Tritton's appointment comes at a time when the company is struggling to keep pace with changing consumer tastes and shopping habits.
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Since Braun is expected to continue to self-fund, though, he'll likely have the resources to keep pace with his rivals.
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In his inauguration address, Putin said technological innovation and research were essential for Russia's future to keep pace with global change.
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Education and training must keep pace with our modern economy, graduating students and preparing job changers to take on manufacturing careers.
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German carmakers are depending on Bosch to help them keep pace with new technologies, like self-driving and battery-powered cars.
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But consumers may be less pleased — wage growth, already sluggish, has failed to keep pace with faster inflation in recent months.
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Lambda School CEO Austen Allred says their programs can keep pace with technological changes in ways traditional higher education institutions can't.
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Amazon Prime VideoScreenshot: GizmodoAmazon Prime Video is managing to keep pace with Netflix with some 4K and HDR streams of its own.
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Despite gains in the broader home improvement market, Lowe's failed to keep pace with Home Depot's growth during the last three quarters.
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As Facebook distributes more video to its 2 billion global users, it needs telcos to keep pace with the greater bandwidth demands.
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This respected aircraft has been through numerous modifications to keep pace with evolving technology and satiate new mission requirements by combatant commanders.
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He also cautioned that Amazon is growing so fast, it is overwhelming FedEx's ability to keep pace with the giant online retailer.
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A criticism long leveled against socially minded funds is that they can't, by their very construction, keep pace with the broader market.
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To be sure, education standards of the profession have struggled to keep pace with advancements in technology, disease management, and patient care.
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The Gamecocks need a win to keep pace with Kentucky and Florida, who pulled one-half game ahead with triumphs on Tuesday.
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The news suggests that Apple is keen to keep pace with the likes of Facebook, Google and Samsung in the VR business.
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Egypt has gone from exporting energy to being a net importer as domestic output has failed to keep pace with rising demand.
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It has also had to spend heavily on e-commerce and new concepts to keep pace with new consumer patterns and competition.
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But, like many Japanese developers, Square Enix struggled as games shifted to high definition, unable to keep pace with its Western counterparts.
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But it is part of a frenzy of reforms proposed by the prince that his government is rushing to keep pace with.
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Schrader's bill has another insidious effect: it eliminates the indexation of the salary threshold to keep pace with inflation and rising salaries.
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While its partner brands KFC and Taco Bell have thrived, the pizza chain has stumbled to keep pace with its closest rivals.
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Instead of trying to keep pace with fashion trends, the company remains focused on providing teens with a uniform of basic clothing.
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They also consider the banks' modest profitability, while capital positions are under pressure to keep pace with improvements observed at global peers.
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Friday's ruling extends what has become a theme for the Roberts Court: ensuring that Americans' privacy rights keep pace with technological advances.
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Uber Technologies launched its India food delivery service in 2017 but has been unable to keep pace with the local market leaders.
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The Buffaloes (214-43, 24-25 Pac-212) won three straight to keep pace with first-place Oregon in the Pac-12.
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This number is expected to grow even more in the coming years, as workers want to keep pace with rapidly changing technology.
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While individuals today have unprecedented opportunities for technological innovation, this has also created challenges as policy struggles to keep pace with technology.
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Black wages are failing to keep pace with the rest of the economy and yet, there's been relative silence on this front.
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Companies like Microsoft, Electronic Arts, and Sony will have to keep pace with new technology and subscription models to avoid falling behind.
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The survey's findings are a bad sign for Sanchez, who will need to rely on Republican voters to keep pace with Harris.
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Infrastructure, however, has mostly failed to keep pace with its development despite the rise of a wave of glitzy new casino resorts.
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The OECD's annual employment outlook said wage growth in many countries it examined is failing to keep pace with improvements in productivity.
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That's because the trade war may push inflation higher, so it will take faster nominal wage growth to keep pace with prices.
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It's not feasible to train enough people in time to fill these existing openings, much less keep pace with the accelerating need.
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"You need to get your money in an account that is growing for you to keep pace with tuition inflation," said Vasconcelos.
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Ersek tells Business Insider this distinction helps speed up decisions and allows employees to keep pace with the changing needs of customers.
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Rodgers finished the game with 287 yards and 3 passing touchdowns, but it was not nearly enough to keep pace with Ryan.
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Crucially, the legislation also would require automatic adjustments in the minimum wage to keep pace with wage growth in the broader economy.
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By forcing Taiwanese employers to cut wages to keep pace with lower Chinese prices, it has sought to undermine Taiwanese living standards.
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The Park Service is now contemplating "assisted migration" of the sequoias: manually planting them farther north to keep pace with climate change.
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Department stores continue to fight to keep pace with e-retailers and off-price chains that are drawing more customers their way.
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India needs to create more than 10 million every year just to keep pace with the growth in its working age population.
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That offer "will not keep pace with inflation," said arbitrator Najeeb Khoury, who wrote an independent fact-finding report about the dispute.
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Google's move indicates that it's trying to keep pace with Apple and Amazon, which have also recently pushed further into health tech.
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If you're not reading the signals to keep pace with evolving customer needs and new technologies, you won't come out on top.
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We must act now if we are to keep pace with this threat to the nation's public health, economy, and national security.
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FARA has failed to keep pace with the rise of more sophisticated lobbying and public relations campaigns and present-day political landscape.
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Second-place Leicester failed to keep pace with Arsenal after being held to a 211-2137 tie at home by 22015-man Bournemouth.
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With that system again struggling to keep pace with demand, Donald Trump thinks it is time to privatise America's air-traffic control service.
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Under pressure from President Donald Trump to keep pace with accommodative measures around the globe, the Fed's job is not getting any easier.
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Companies across a variety of industries are trying to keep pace with rapid technological changes — and that translates directly to their hiring strategy.
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As governments struggle to keep pace with the fast evolving industry, the platforms themselves may be best positioned to force change, said Surie.
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To make meaningful progress, however, renewable electricity production will have to keep pace with global energy demand, which jumped by 3.7% in 2018.
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Double Robotics execs told me that, while traveling at 0003 mph, it can now keep pace with someone walking normally through the office.
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Fidelity is betting on more growth overseas as its flagship target-date Freedom Funds have struggled to keep pace with their internal benchmarks.
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Williston's debt and other liabilities nearly quadrupled from 2008 to 2014, to $158 million, as the city sought to keep pace with growth.
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Most retailers cannot compete, but Wal-Mart's breadth and ability to negotiate with its suppliers enable it to keep pace with Amazon's prices.
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RELATED: Sanders campaign raised $6.4 million after New Hampshire polls closed That money has allowed him to keep pace with Clinton on-air.
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Federal financial aid will need to keep pace with rising tuition costs to ensure every student who wants to go can do so.
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Growth was about 21990% in 290, almost half the rate of the year before and barely enough to keep pace with the population.
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In recent years, the SCV has stepped up its efforts, throughout the south, to keep pace with the movement lobbying against Confederate icons.
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The feds argue broader search powers are needed keep pace with the rapidly progressing technology that criminals use to mask their identities online.
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Drug prices have spiked over the last decade, putting a pinch on consumers who have not seen wages keep pace with the hikes.
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He said the Pine Island ice shelf naturally needs to calve icebergs regularly to keep pace with the ice flowing out of Antarctica.
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But as droughts continue to worsen in southern Africa, Siabatho wonders whether the government will be able to keep pace with growing demand.
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Rating at the website level, rather than focusing on individual stories, does not require ratings to keep pace with the posting of headlines.
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Public institutions have spent heavily to attract students — and to keep pace with private competitors — even as many state legislatures have cut funding.
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O in a $4.5 billion deal that will bolster its industrial software operations and help it keep pace with changes to manufacturing technology.
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NHTSA cited a law passed last year that mandated that civil penalties across the government must keep pace with inflation, with some exceptions.
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New America will host a panel discussion on how existing laws need to be updated to keep pace with technology at 10 a.m.
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While Stripe is a "capital-efficient" business, he said, it's "useful" to raise outside capital to help it keep pace with its ambitions.
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Drug prices have spiked over the past decade, putting a pinch on consumers as wages have failed to keep pace with the hikes.
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People with 20/20 vision could soon find themselves buying a pair of smart glasses just to keep pace with their myopic friends.
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He could not keep pace with Woodland, who played the first eight holes in two under to keep a charging Koepka at bay.
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And ultimately, that's the problem: A Congress that has failed to keep pace with the times, not prosecutors aggressively using new technological tools.
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" The company added that "employees and teams are regularly and commonly given new assignments, or reorganized, to keep pace with evolving business needs.
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Friday, he said, was the first day that the pumps were able to keep pace with the volume of water entering the cave.
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It was hugely successful, Ms. Struthers said — the artisanal nature of the London industry simply could not keep pace with the industrializing Swiss.
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Though the arms package announced in the summer was welcomed, it was not nearly enough to help Taiwan keep pace with China's buildup.
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Stipend levels would keep pace with overall health care costs, but they could still be lower than what many Medicare beneficiaries receive today.
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As wage increases have failed to keep pace with inflation, "employers are looking to provide more benefits in different ways," Unum's Mitchell said.
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For Sprint, joining with a cable company would give it greater resources to upgrade its network to 5G and keep pace with rivals.
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But they haven't seen funding increases from Congress or federal health agencies that keep pace with the increasing demands put on health departments.
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Most other retailers closing stores, though, say that downsizing their fleets will help them keep pace with shoppers who are buying more online.
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Pearson, which has struggled to keep pace with the rise of digital content, issued five profit warnings in the space of four years.
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But these efforts were unable to keep pace with the 7.3 inches (18 centimeters) of rain that fell in Nuuanu during the storm.
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International real estate In Canada's largest metro area, the housing market is struggling to keep pace with a growing population and rising prices.
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Farming states such as Iowa have struggled to keep pace with the rest of the country in terms of job creation and wages.
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Firms will need to keep pace with the regulators' growing ability to accumulate and analyze vast amounts of data as they examine firms.
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That gives us more opportunities to try to keep pace with culture, because culture changes so damn fast and we're doing our best.
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In order to keep pace with leading players in the wearable tech space, Fitbit's research and development team is exploring the medical sector.
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The reason could simply be that traditional measures of inflation have not evolved to keep pace with the changing economic landscape, he said.
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Viacom's TV networks have struggled to keep pace with the rapid digital changes transforming the way people watch television and interact with media.
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Investors disagree, with many raising billion-dollar funds in 2019 just to keep pace with the increasingly aggressive and competitive venture funding ecosystem.
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Garcia was hired from Colgate-Palmolive in April 2016 to turn around Revlon, which is struggling to keep pace with changing consumer preferences.
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Until federal law catches up to public sentiment, marijuana banking is unlikely to keep pace with the industry — the vetting is too expensive.
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Nigeria has long struggled to stem its outward flow of migrants as the job market struggles to keep pace with its booming population.
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Rather than bringing back jobs, plants are closing, layoffs are looming and wages struggle to keep pace with the actual cost of living.
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Bungie's social lead, M.E. Chung, told me way back in May that they know they can never keep pace with that type of player.
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Retailers, meanwhile, are still expected to invest in their websites and mobile apps to keep pace with Amazon and other major e-commerce brands.
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This is putting enormous pressure on MNCs to modify and modernise their supply chains to keep pace with advancing innovations and evolving consumer preferences.
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The move is meant to help the US keep pace with its rivals, but experts question the need for an entirely new military wing.
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The bank will also invest 15 billion euros in new technology to keep pace with trends in mobile banking and real-time payment services.
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And perhaps more vexingly, they are constantly shifting shape, adding new business lines with regularity to keep pace with a fast-changing technology industry.
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Intel "is admitting to gross margin pressures in the next 2.5 years and that earnings will only keep pace with topline growth," Chan said.
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The announcement adds pressure to rivals Walmart Inc and others already racing to keep pace with the speed and benefits of Amazon's Prime program.
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While it has struggled historically to keep pace with Salesforce (or to acquire them), Microsoft is now assembling the pieces to make a run.
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McCarron will try to keep pace with the Steelers, who have one of the game's most devastating passing attacks when Ben Roethlisberger is healthy.
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But economic development and reforms have failed to keep pace with the political changes since the fall of autocrat Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali.
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"China's strong year-to-date copper imports will prove unsustainable, as the country's demand growth fails to keep pace with output growth," noted BMI.
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The company, which has struggled to keep pace with changing consumer tastes and shopping habits, said it was actively searching for a new CEO.
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For instance, right now we're building only about half the new homes we need to keep pace with the number of households being formed.
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This strategy allows you to still keep pace with cost-of-living increases, as well as dedicate increasingly more money toward your financial future.
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News reports have indicated that the FAA and Boeing employees felt pressured to quickly approve the 737 MAX to keep pace with Airbus' development.
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As a result, the union said many teachers were leaving Denver because their compensation failed to keep pace with the city's cost of living.
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A year into his comeback, he has added a quad Salchow to his arsenal in an attempt to keep pace with the young tyros.
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The win allowed the A's (86-57) to keep pace with Houston (89-53) atop the American League West, 3 1/2 games back.
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Yahoo Mail continues to enjoy a large user base, but it hasn't managed to do anything truly innovative, much less keep pace with competition.
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An increase under 3 percent will likely just keep pace with inflation, which is projected to average 603 percent in 2019, according to Kiplinger.
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For reasons that are difficult to discern, the president isn't taking steps that would make it easier for him to keep pace with Putin.
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Higher prices may not sit well with U.S. retailers that have been aggressively cutting prices and tightening inventory levels to keep pace with Amazon.
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This is in Google's best interests, as the company endeavors to keep pace with (or keep ahead of, depending on your perspective) Apple's iOS.
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And because regulators are often unable to keep pace with the ever-evolving use of technology and choice architecture, that's likely to remain so.
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This failure, along with the rest demise of 3D Robotics consumer drone business, showed American startups struggling to keep pace with their Chinese rivals.
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The changes come as apparel retailers across the industry are struggling to keep pace with shoppers' demand for fresher inventory quicker than ever before.
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O'Rourke will likely need to turn up the heat in this debate to keep pace with Cruz — or at least deliver a memorable zinger.
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The waste food supermarket, also operating on a "pay as you feel basis," is the latest effort to keep pace with the growing supply.
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Cordray said the CFPB was doing its best to stay on top of developments to make sure their regulatory effort keep pace with technology.
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While increases in aerosol emissions in Asia have offset the decline elsewhere, this pollution is unlikely to keep pace with rising greenhouse gas emissions.
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The feds argue broader search powers are needed to keep pace with the rapidly progressing technology that criminals use to mask their identities online.
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St. Kitts suggested setting up automatic payments from a savings account to the IRS in order to keep pace with taxes throughout the year.
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It's almost like getting a volume discount without the volume, which is useful for small merchants trying to keep pace with bigger ecommerce players.
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The New Orleans Pelicans struggled to keep pace with the Golden State Warriors in two previous matchups, even with star forward Anthony Davis dominating.
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Russell Wilson played a hell of a game, but couldn't possibly keep pace with Atlanta's offense while trying to create plays out of nothing.
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The legislation is designed to help prosecutors keep pace with criminals who churn out chemically tweaked fentanyl analogues to evade strict Schedule I regulations.
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Damni Applewhite's 23 points was good enough to lead South Carolina State, which simply couldn't make enough shots to keep pace with Virginia Tech.
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His bus driver's salary could not keep pace with Venezuela's hyperinflation, which the International Monetary Fund projects will hit 9003 million percent this year.
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Labor experts say that laws in most countries have failed to keep pace with advances in technology and the rise of the gig economy.
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In July, McDonald's franchise owners demanded the company add a southern-style chicken sandwich to its menu to keep pace with Chick-fil-A.
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Former Arizona Republic automobile editor Lyle Abbott coined the term "motorcade" to keep pace with the times and technologies once "cavalcade" ceased to apply.
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That could help Apple keep pace with Windows rivals that offer OLED displays, such as the Dell XPS 15 and HP Spectre X360 15.
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But we should instead marvel at how these organisms have managed to keep pace with our relentless drive to build and cluster in cities.
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Struggling to keep pace with his rivals in fundraising, Castro lacked the infrastructure and resources of the other Texan in the race, former Rep.
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London (CNN Business)Thomas Cook's dramatic collapse follows years of mismanagement at the tour operator and a failure to keep pace with online rivals.
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The tests paint a picture of an industry trying to keep pace with the constantly changing smartphones and social media landscape—with mixed results.
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The bars show the change in private inventories while the dashed line shows the change needed for inventories to keep pace with final sales.
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Far from Hinton's coyote, she seemed like a somewhat manic roadrunner, trying to keep pace with the succession of cases that treadmilled beneath her.
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He has $2023 million in the bank to try to keep pace with Scott, who is expected to self-fund much of his campaign.
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We're already hearing some people grumbling about their car being unable to keep pace with their phone's software upgrades, and it's an understandable gripe.
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"The labor market continues to show remarkable strength, and were creating jobs above the rate we need to keep pace with growth," he said.
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A record 43,000 children were admitted with severe acute malnutrition in August because supplies of food aid failed to keep pace with escalating needs.
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With Julio Jones inactive because of a shoulder injury, the Falcons had too little offense to keep pace with Drew Brees and the Saints.
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Neiman Marcus, Macy's and others have been unable to keep pace with Amazon, which has conditioned shoppers to expect low-cost goods delivered quickly.
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Simply put, it's tough for companies in India to keep pace with its growth and drastically reduce their carbon footprint at the same time.
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Handwritten signs offering battered buildings for rent or sale have become the hallmark of a city struggling to keep pace with a continuing exodus.
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To keep pace with the advances in artificial intelligence, humans must resort to technological brain sharpening, potentially at the expense of their unique attributes.
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Even if you start the clock in 2013, after the Great Recession, UK wage growth didn't keep pace with that of the United States.
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Microsoft's technology aims to help retailers keep pace with Amazon Go, a highly automated store that opened to the public in Seattle in January.
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Its size gives it huge influence over the global price, which fell in 2015 when Chinese demand did not keep pace with its gargantuan supply.
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Expanding to graphics opens up the possibility of further gains, but adds risks if it can't keep pace with rivals or sparks a patent suit.
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The mom-and-pop shop has been a fixture of Atlanta business for over six decades, and always manages to keep pace with the times.
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All of the changes are aimed at increasing its handling capabilities, and the steering and stability control have been tweaked to keep pace with them.
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In pushing for a higher federal minimum wage, Democrats have argued that the pay floor has failed to keep pace with rising costs for consumers.
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As recently as Tuesday morning, the president tweeted that the Fed should cut rates to keep pace with China's central bank loosening its monetary policy.
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It proves that games can exist as cohesive online services without demanding players continue to pay money to keep pace with the most relevant updates.
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Jobs in US journalism have been on the decline, with the rise in digital journalism failing to keep pace with the loss of newspaper jobs.
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Suppliers are already struggling to keep pace with the surge in demand, resulting in billions of dollars' worth of inventory sitting in the parking bays.
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But this year, the energy sector has even failed to keep pace with oil prices, despite their traditional tendency to move in the same direction.
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That will be a necessary step to keep pace with the upcoming Galaxy S9 and its Exynos 9 chip, which also promises accelerated cellular connectivity.
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However, analyst Dick Bove believes an important shift is happening: In 2016, it is evident that bank earnings will not keep pace with 2015 results.
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For a country at the forefront of technology innovation, our government has too much technical debt and needs to keep pace with private sector advancements.
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To improve unlock performance and keep pace with the natural changes of your face and look, Face ID augments its stored mathematical representation over time.
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It won't matter how many awards HBO shows have under their belts if the company can't produce enough hits to keep pace with Netflix viewership.
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The U.S. federal deficit has continued to expand after the Trump administration's 2017 tax cuts, as revenues have failed to keep pace with rising spending.
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It also looks like a move to keep pace with Instagram, which is growing faster and had a more liberal policy around posting older items.
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Regulators have scrambled to keep pace with the development of online lenders and payment companies, which act like banks but do not take in deposits.
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Despite having completed 233 percent more cases from 228 to 233 combined, the court's efforts were not enough to keep pace with the mounting backlog.
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If you want to keep pace with the rapid advancements taking place in mobility, then pack your bag and head to TC Tel Aviv 2018.
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American politicians are more concerned with those who will struggle to keep pace with jobs relocating across industries and borders as trade barriers are lifted.
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Samsung finally unveiled its long-awaited Galaxy Note 2512 smartphone , as it looks to keep pace with Apple in the high-end of the market.
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The Blazers scored their first nine baskets in the paint to keep pace with Utah and finished the quarter with 20 points in the paint.
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These companies are at a time when department stores are struggling to keep pace with off-price brands and e-commerce players such as Amazon.
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While the simplest way to do that is by getting a raise, these incremental increases often only keep pace with inflation due to wage stagnation.
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In July, after Mobileye announced its break with Tesla, the carmaker said its former supplier had been unable to keep pace with Tesla's product changes.
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The bulk of the aircraft were ordered when Etihad was pursuing an aggressive expansion strategy to keep pace with regional rivals Emirates and Qatar Airways.
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Oklahoma City was able to trim its deficit to 10 at halftime before failing to keep pace with sharp-shooting Indiana in the third quarter.
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"We urge you to ensure that resources for the international affairs budget keep pace with the growing global threats and opportunities we face," they wrote.
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What's more, cash or liquid investments like money market funds or short-term CDs aren't likely to keep pace with inflation in the long run.
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Patent examination must keep pace with emerging technologies to ensure that innovation is both supported and protected in a clear, actionable, and enforceable legal framework.
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Nicasio couldn't keep pace with Darvish as he went just 4 2/3 innings, giving up four runs on seven hits while striking out four.
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It's well known that startups founded by women struggle to raise venture capital, but even the rare exceptions struggle to keep pace with male peers.
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South Korea's Kim In-kyung did her best to keep pace with a 68 but found herself trailing in second place after Korda's impressive finish.
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But algorithms designed to improve safety are the only way Twitter is going to keep pace with the volume of tweets people share every day.
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Still there is just not enough expertise to keep pace with the return of civilians, said Mohamed Ali, a tribal fighter who helps dismantle explosives.
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Now a few tech giants, notably Google, are working to lay their own cables to keep pace with demand for faster and faster data speeds.
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The win allowed the Yankees to keep pace with the Boston Red Sox, whom they trail by three games in the American League East standings.
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The ongoing technology revolution has business leaders around the world racing to figure out how to retrain workers in order to keep pace with changes.
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From Uganda to Cameroon, many of the continent's leaders are aging and clinging to power while their countries struggle to keep pace with global developments.
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Demand for data centers has exploded over the past decade to keep pace with soaring use of workplace software, social media, videos, and mobile apps.
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Its core social network remains prominent and is Trump's preferred bully pulpit, but it's struggling to keep pace with flashy upstart rivals such as TikTok.
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According to January figures from Invoiced, 51% of US businesses have upgraded their accounting systems in the past year to keep pace with changing technology.
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It's become an increasingly popular way for big companies to make sure they can release code and keep pace with Silicon Valley's best and brightest.
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"The motor market remained highly competitive, with market premiums failing to keep pace with claims inflation," Chief Financial Officer and CEO-designate Penny James said.
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That has become more important of late, as the agency struggles to keep pace with painfully high attrition and the unrelenting workload that fuels it.
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Looking to keep pace with Scott, Nelson had one of his strongest fundraising quarters, raising $85033 million in the first three months of the year.
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Because the $7.25 per hour minimum wage has not been increased to keep pace with inflation, its value has fallen 16% over the past half-century.
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Revenue collections also came in far below projections through the month of April, failing to keep pace with rising expenses and adding to the state's deficit.
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The 40-year-old would like to see the format of competitions for para-athletes keep pace with the standards being set by the competitors themselves.
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As a result, American offices, factories, schools and homes will find it more difficult to make the investments necessary to keep pace with changing information technology.
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According to the NTI, government authorities and facility operators are struggling to keep pace with this new threat, and national and international guidance is still evolving.
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Venture firms are raising bigger and bigger funds to keep pace with increasingly large deal sizes, and startups are raising multiple rounds in a single year.
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Sources are framing this push as Facebook simultaneously picking up the torch of advertiser-supported television as well as an attempt to keep pace with Snapchat.
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But as carmakers started relying on partnerships and acquisitions to keep pace with the tech industry's encroachment into the automotive space, Cruise pivoted to full autonomy.
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One operator, apparently struggling to keep pace with the reporter's Arabic, at one point called the town "Harb Bebsi" – Arabic for "Pepsi War" — instead of Harbnafsah.
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As people need to plan for two or three decades of retirement, their money should keep pace with the cost of living over that time horizon.
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Instead, they are focused on acquiring smaller companies to keep pace with consumers' increasing preference for small brands over the larger ones the last generation preferred.
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That convinced the company earlier this year to start shifting prices more quickly, even daily, to keep pace with international ones and avoid pricing above peers.
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Washington has long wrestled with how to keep pace with Silicon Valley, and federal regulators sought out a different and more flexible approach for automated vehicles.
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He takes over Macy's at a time when department stores are struggling to keep pace with off-price brands and e-commerce players such as Amazon.
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Instead of trying to keep pace with fashion trends, like ANF and ARO, the company remains focused on providing teens with a uniform of basic clothing.
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Despite those big days, no nation was able to keep pace with the United States, who smashed through the century mark and reached 101 total medals.
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That will help him keep pace with O'Rourke, who's been a prolific fundraiser and raised more than $10 million in the second fundraising quarter of 2018.
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The DOJ argues that the search powers must be broadened to keep pace with the rapidly progressing technology that criminals use to mask their identities online.
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To keep pace with demand and stand out from the growing crowd, microbrewers will need to continue devising ever-more-inventive names for their artisanal ales.
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After sweeping through , bike-sharing has spread to Europe and North America, with U.S. players seeking to keep pace with the international forays of Chinese rivals.
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According to another GAO report, NPS funding did not keep pace with inflation from 2004 to 2015; nearly 85033 percent of that funding comes from Washington.
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Mr. Trump's business record may help explain why various fact-checkers have barely been able to keep pace with his false claims on the campaign trail.
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Update the regulatory structure to keep pace with commercialization applying uniform standards on the types of products that can be sold or marketed to the public.
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Keep in mind that aid offers may be less generous over time, if they don't renew for upperclassman or keep pace with tuition increases, Sotudeh said.
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Salesforce has to keep pace with other big technology firms that are also investing heavily in AI and is paying up for acquisitions and individual hires.
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Ultimately, though, Toys R Us was hamstrung by debt payments and forced into liquidation when it couldn't keep pace with Amazon or invest in its business.
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Image: Blue OriginIn its attempt to keep pace with SpaceX and other competitors, Amazon is seeking FCC approval to put 3913,2391 interconnected broadband satellites into orbit.
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VMWare, like many technology providers, is struggling to keep pace with its customers' efforts to move key computing infrastructure to the cloud, meaning remote data centers.
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To keep pace with rivals, Fitbit has focused on value prices - selling Inspire at $173 and the HR version, capable of heart rate monitoring, at $217.
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Four years ago, Mr. Sanders had cruised to an upstart victory in Minnesota, a much-needed win for the Vermont senator to keep pace with Mrs.
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GE's cash generation has failed to keep pace with earnings in recent years, raising concerns that GE's actual financial performance was falling short of stated results.
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The company is rapidly picking up business from the retail industry in particular, which is aiming to keep pace with the e-commerce business of Amazon.
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And now a few tech giants, notably Google, are working to lay their own cables to keep pace with demand for higher and higher data speeds.
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Still, like a sprinter who can at first keep pace with a train, in the end Mr. Ke was left in the dust by the computer.
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As colleges look to keep pace with a competitive job market being shaped by automation and globalization, many are opening entrepreneur centers designed to entice millennials.
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In any case, it's certainly a good time for the custodians of consumer protection to evolve their internet game to keep pace with tech-savvy fraudsters.
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Houston regained the lead in the third quarter but couldn't keep pace with the Jazz in the fourth as the Rockets' normally potent offense went cold.
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"Family incomes have not increased enough to keep pace with inflation, much less the dramatic increase in college costs over the past several decades," she said.
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Under his leadership, Victoria's Secret failed to keep pace with evolving beauty ideals and refused to embrace a broader range of body types and gender identities.
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There have been quarters where the company simply didn't have enough headcount to keep pace with growth, holding it back from reaching higher highs, he said.
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Beijing-based military expert Zhou Chenming said it was vital for the military to "update and upgrade" its rules to keep pace with global technology developments.
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A provision of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 28 more than doubled the exemption and raises it each year to keep pace with inflation.
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A sharp online sales slowdown during the crucial holiday months had spooked investors, who worried the retailer would not be able to keep pace with Amazon.
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The voluntary approach has been praised by the industry because it can allow the typically slow-moving government to keep pace with the rapidly evolving technology.
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Back in its fiscal first quarter, analysts said Target still had a way to go to keep pace with the likes of Wal-Mart and Amazon.
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Until Congress acts to more accurately calculate retirees' cost-of-living adjustments, they will not be able to keep pace with the rising costs of aging.
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But regulation of the sector has failed to keep pace with its explosive expansion, and that has left it ripe for abuse, putting ordinary investors at risk.
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Furthermore, the company has been generating negative free cash flow indicating its operating cash flow is not yet able to keep pace with the rapid IP expansion.
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Digital media journalists have become adept at chasing down the 24-hour news cycle and hustling to keep pace with events as they unfold in real time.
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Infrastructure in the company's home base of Seattle has strained to keep pace with Amazon's meteoric growth, and the city has experienced massive increases in housing costs.
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As Twitter's advertising revenue and user growth have failed to keep pace with companies like Facebook, it has been widely speculated that the company might sell itself.
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But labor advocates say that the inability of the federal standard of $7.25 to keep pace with the cost of living is plunging many Americans into poverty.
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The reorganisation will help the company keep pace with the changing economic structure of the country, from fast growth to quality development, Greenland said in a statement.
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But unless Aaron Rodgers can turn back the clock and find some sort of passing game, it will be hard for him to keep pace with Cousins.
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The disappointing outlook underscores the higher costs that Ford has been spending on developing self-driving and electric cars to keep pace with pioneers like Tesla Inc.
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As emerging technologies drive new business models, regulation should also keep pace with today's tough environment, thus fostering better conditions for startups and innovation in our country.
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The bottom line: EV penetration could be stifled without significant, large-scale investment in charging infrastructure and advanced charging technology that can keep pace with EV adoption.
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He criticized the EU, saying that in many areas of global trade, in particular services and digital industries, it had been "unable to keep pace" with change.
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Yet it appears that the company has been failing to take adequate or necessary steps to keep pace with the demand of Time Warner Cable customers.4.
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Abu Dhabi's national carrier, Etihad Airways, bought a 24% stake in 2013, and Jet ordered hundreds of new planes to try to keep pace with growing demand.
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For anyone interested in financial inclusion, giving regulators the tools to keep pace with market growth and innovation is just as important as backing new fintech startups.
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Tyler Toffoli, newly acquired Tobias Rieder and Dustin Brown scored for Los Angeles, which was unable to keep pace with Calgary and Anaheim in the Pacific Division.
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It struggled to keep pace with Snapchat and Medium and again, despite a huge user base, couldn't generate the cash needed to make it a raging success.
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The Food and Drug Administration had to create a new team of experts to keep pace with new ideas for using computers and machine learning in healthcare.
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The DEA says these legal changes would help prosecutors keep pace with criminals who constantly churn out chemically tweaked fentanyl analogues to evade strict Schedule I regulations.
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But the question remains whether that will be enough to keep pace with the number of displaced workers, and the skilled graduates coming from universities each year.
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The gap between rich and poor in the workplace is unwanted publicity for many companies – especially when British wages are failing to keep pace with rising inflation.
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With 155 delegates at stake -- the largest of any state contest on Super Tuesday -- Cruz must have a substantially strong showing to keep pace with frontrunner Trump.
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Washington could struggle to keep pace with the up-tempo Sun Devils without Fultz, who is listed as day-to-day due to a sore right knee.
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Steady growth in online comes as a welcome respite for the company which has been struggling to keep pace with rivals in that part of the business.
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The new chip is a big deal for Samsung, though, as the new manufacturing process will allow the company's chip-making arm to keep pace with Qualcomm.
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Retailers are also struggling to keep pace with consumers moving online for shopping, meaning many are weighed down with excess and costly store space and unsold items.
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The city has so far struggled to keep pace with Mr. de Blasio's plan to build 2500 new homeless shelters, with many meeting opposition from neighborhood residents.
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While the U.S. military built up the latter, the issue of when and where the U.S. should use cyber-operations failed to keep pace with new capabilities.
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Decision-makers need only the will to keep pace with private-sector innovators in order to make operating and interfacing the government a secure — and pleasurable — experience.
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In its effort to keep pace with Apple's iPhone and iOS, Samsung this week introduced its answer to Animoji in the form of its own AR Emoji.
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The collective betting is that it is only a matter of time before China's import demand heats up as domestic production fails to keep pace with demand.
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The new store comes as Jet's parent company has been growing its online grocery delivery service at rapid clip in a bid to keep pace with Amazon.
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Increases in the cost of housing in the New York Metro Area have been caused in part by the failure of supply to keep pace with demand.
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Sears shares have lost nearly 90 percent of their value since 2007 as the company failed to keep pace with retailers like Walmart Stores, Target and Amazon.com.
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The problem is magnified among small business owners who often lack resources to keep pace with new regulations—and as a result have to make difficult choices.
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The momentum that got us to this point has to continue and for regulatory change to keep pace with technological change, it probably even has to accelerate.
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Lehner stopped 31 shots to help the Islanders win for the second time in two days and keep pace with first-place Washington in the Metropolitan Division.
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Suzuki, which specialises in affordable compact cars, had been struggling to keep pace with the huge costs of investing in research and development for automated driving functions.
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Although some companies that still make masks in the US, such as 3M and Prestige Ameritech are expanding capacity, they can't keep pace with pandemic-spurred demand.
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Countries have reacted with alarm to these disastrous conditions, but attempts to keep pace with the crisis through sanctions, humanitarian aid and mediation have had mixed results.
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The workers whose jobs are displaced through automation need to be re-skilled to fill the upsurge in tech jobs required to keep pace with industry advances.
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Though each has a slightly different goal, both design their programs to counterbalance the United States, and will therefore calibrate to keep pace with any American advances.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Prada is feeling China's economic slowdown as it struggles to keep pace with its global rivals in the biggest market for luxury goods.
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Group revenues were up 2.7% thanks largely to double digit revenue growth outside of South Africa, but this did not keep pace with cost growth of 3.6%.
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Arizona State was just 3 of 22 from 3-point range and shot 43.3 percent overall while being unable to keep pace with Buffalo's up-tempo attack.
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After sweeping through China, bike-sharing has spread to Europe and North America, with U.S. players seeking to keep pace with the international forays of Chinese rivals.
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Privately owned CMA CGM said the order would help it cut transport costs, particularly on Asia-Europe routes, and allow it to keep pace with market growth.
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Vonn, 33, was one of the favorites to win the event, but she couldn't keep pace with 25-year-old Italian Sofia Goggia, who won the gold.
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Wireless carriers have been upgrading their mobile networks quickly enough to more than keep pace with increasing data use by their customers on new unlimited data plans.
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At Terminal 1, which is shared by a roster of foreign carriers, the workers on the ground could not keep pace with the steady flow of arrivals.
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It's been an annual event since 1934 and the golf course has been updated many times over the years to keep pace with developments in sports technology.
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Jaeger was a well-known British brand which operated for 133 years, but collapsed in April after failing to keep pace with rapidly changing high street conditions.
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Iran, which has huge gas reserves alongside its oil resources, exports small amounts of gas to Turkey but production has struggled to keep pace with rising domestic consumption.
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Walmart and Target both stood out as winners in retail in 2018, as these two companies continue to pour money into their businesses to keep pace with Amazon.
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However, wages are not expected to keep pace with inflation in 2017, calling into question whether consumers will be able to continue driving Britain's economy with their spending.
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The plan aspires to limit the spread of gun violence by relying heavily on more sophisticated technology, better data, and regulations that keep pace with the Internet age.
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Revenue at three-quarters of the non-financial companies on the Bovespa index failed to keep pace with annual inflation, according to a Reuters analysis of securities filings.
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Governments are struggling to keep pace with the industry's rapid growth, and its informal nature means that it is harder to enforce anti-discriminatory regulations or social protections.
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Two retail consultants, who advise Walmart on e-commerce and online grocery, have confirmed to Reuters that Jet is failing to keep pace with Walmarts internal sales goals.
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Two retail consultants, who advise Walmart on e-commerce and online grocery, have confirmed to Reuters that Jet is failing to keep pace with Walmart's internal sales goals.
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Without outside help, many operators will struggle to keep pace with cyber threats, according to Roger Brunt, a former top official at the UK's Office for Nuclear Regulation.
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At the same time, big companies are shrinking, my more people are becoming entrepreneurs and the built environment of cities needs to evolve to keep pace with this.
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It should also help GoPro keep pace with a number of newer competitors from around the world who sell similar cameras at or under the $199 price point.
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Industry insiders say Apple's approach to data collection and user privacy, while commendable from an ideological standpoint, hamper its ability to keep pace with other Silicon Valley heavyweights.
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Novartis has been expanding its cancer-fighting arsenal by striking deals with smaller companies as it races to keep pace with rivals including Roche, Merck and Bristol Myers.
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Since then, employment has continued to expand at an average of 215,000 jobs a month — more than twice the job growth necessary to keep pace with population growth.
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Though the iPhones with Qualcomm modems were capable of much faster theoretical download speeds, Apple throttled them down in order to keep pace with iPhones with Intel's modems.
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The company's facilities in Wichita, Kansas, Tulsa and Oklahoma are operating at optimal level to increase production rates as it looks to keep pace with Boeing's rising deliveries.
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Several other players, notably Englishman Fleetwood, tucked into the third-day birdie-feast but they could not keep pace with the 266-year-old from across the border.
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It is unclear if U.S. mutual and pension funds, and banks and insurers, could keep pace with the increase in Treasury issuance if foreign demand continues to fall.
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Neuralink's tech would also be able to help humans keep pace with the rapid advances in AI, and would achieve this by basically integrating AI with human consciousness.
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But supporters of the motion say Europe needs a coherent framework to support and regulate robotics if it wants to keep pace with the rest of the world.
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It's difficult to keep pace with drug-resistant bacteria, so the CDC suggests focusing on preventative measures, like isolating infected patients and paying careful attention to antibiotic prescriptions.
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F) plans to seek a buyer for its customer relationship management (CRM) operation to exit a business that requires heavy investment to keep pace with advances in technology.
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And, if they keep pace with their current savings habits, they could retire with $21 million more than Baby Boomer parents and $250,2000 more than Gen X parents.
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Even at today's pace you need 100 more planes a year just to keep pace with the market and we are not getting anywhere close to that number.
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We are living in an era where innovation, agility and imagination are all essential in order to keep pace with exponential technological transformation taking place in our society.
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Finally, while U.S. production is surging, it can't keep pace with growing demand, and UBS thinks underinvestment in big oil projects will start to impact supply next year.
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While Mr. Trump has demonstrated an ability to raise money from his legion of supporters, he continues to struggle to keep pace with the previous general election cycle.
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Record-keeping systems based on database technologies originally developed in the 1960s and confined by national borders cannot keep pace with a globalized, automated, increasingly AI-driven world.
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O'Rourke has gotten a groundswell of media attention, leading a motivated Democratic base to help him keep pace with Cruz financially, with both candidates raising about $23 million.
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"Our endpoints may be unclear right now, but the end goal is not: Our rules must keep pace with the modern media marketplace," he said, according to Variety.
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However, at the confluence of technology, capitalism, and regulation, young creatives find themselves at the mercy of lawmakers' ability to keep pace with the vanguard of technological trends.
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"Despite multiple retooling works, the plant carries hidden dangers and also fails to keep pace with the nation's fuel upgrading program," CNPC said on its website on Wednesday.
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"To not keep pace with [inflation] is to, by inaction, increase punishment and penalty," said Deborrah Brodsky, director of the Project on Accountable Justice at Florida State University.
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His remarks reminded us that to build the infrastructure necessary to power the "always on, always connected" future, we need forward looking policies that keep pace with innovation.
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Test supplier Roche Diagnostics Corporation says it is distributing 25,213 tests per week to labs in the United States, but that isn't enough to keep pace with demand.
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On the other hand, if you expect to live another quarter-century in retirement, you want your money to grow enough to at least keep pace with inflation.
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The team dominated the end of the V8 engine era, but since the 2014 introduction of hybrid engines, Renault has struggled to keep pace with those better teams.
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Zandi estimates that the U.S. must continue to add at least 100,000 jobs each month to keep pace with population growth and prevent the unemployment rate from rising.
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To keep pace with the Brewers meant the Rockies needed a win, and they delivered in a big way with a 14-0 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies.
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In the meantime, Americans trying to keep pace with rapidly evolving technology will face higher prices and many may choose not to upgrade or invest in new equipment.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Nokia (NOK) is replacing its CEO as the telecom equipment company struggles to keep pace with its rivals in the global rollout of 5G.
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World agricultural production will need to rise about 50 percent by 2050 to keep pace with population growth, according to the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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The utility has total nominal capacity of around 44,000 megawatts (MW) but has struggled to keep pace with demand because its coal-fired power stations are so unreliable.
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But the 38-year-old Hawley has struggled to keep pace with McCaskill, who has been running for office for about as long as Hawley has been alive.
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The victory allowed the Cougars (22-7, 12-573 American) to keep pace with Tulsa atop the league standings with two games to play in the regular season.
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It's the fact that a topical comedy with a six-month gap between writing and screening simply cannot keep pace with real-life tech-world terrors any more.
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Around half of FACC's revenues come from Airbus, which reported higher airplane orders for 2019 but failed to keep pace with deliveries after axing its A380 superjumbo programme.
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Unless we act now to keep pace with and find innovative solutions to rapidly evolving risks online, we will leave children more vulnerable to violence, exploitation and abuse.
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But it has arrived so fast and forcefully that our nation's outdated music licensing laws have not been able to keep pace with how people enjoy music today.
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On a meta level, can a show that draws much of its heat from tapping the pop-cultural and political zeitgeist keep pace with the chaos of 2016?
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Since then, employment has continued to expand at an average of 215,000 jobs a month — more than twice the job growth necessary to keep pace with population growth.
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The EU is urging other international bodies and prosperous nations, including the U.S., to raise taxes on digital firms in order to keep pace with the changing economy.
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In the event of a funding lapse, the bill would prevent a shutdown by automatically maintaining existing funding levels and adjusting them upward to keep pace with inflation.
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However, the authors find that this statistic does not keep pace with the growth of the Latino population, which has doubled to 17.8% of the total US population.
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Broadband investment has gone down in recent years Most of the country still lacks the basic infrastructure for internet speeds that can keep pace with the modern internet.
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Charter schools in the state as whole have also failed to keep pace with those in other states and even score worse on certain national benchmarks than traditional schools.
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By being crowdsourced, Urban Dictionary circumvents other dictionaries' general slowness to change and keep pace with the times in a way that makes it an invaluable digital resource.31.
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The consolidation is part of Honda's plan to begin bridging AI products to market, including cars with emotional perception, as it races to keep pace with competitors including Toyota.
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The warning signals that even a big improvement in infrastructure in the past two decades has failed to keep pace with the rapid growth of economies, population and urbanisation.
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The CFTC still intends to go forward with Reg AT in "some form" to "better keep pace with the dramatic expansion of algorithmic trading in our markets," he said.
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In Australia, Chinese visitors who bulk-buy milk powder helped prompt the A2 Milk Company and Bellamy's Australia to increase production to keep pace with rising demand, noted Euromonitor.
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The Franco-Dutch group reported a 211.4 percent drop in unit revenue for January-March, as sales failed to keep pace with its 583 percent expansion in flights offered.
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Over the next few decades, the price of the slice seemed to keep pace with inflation, and it maintained its status as the food of middle-class New Yorkers.
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Similarly, for the car manufacturers involved, that means they can invest in a single platform and (maybe) keep pace with the innovations coming out of Cupertino and Mountain View.
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Earlier this month, the Liberal government raised a federal child benefit to keep pace with inflation, helping to support eligible families, but others are still scrambling to find bargains.
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The overhaul signals that Deutsche is coming to terms with its failure to keep pace with Wall Street's big hitters such as JP Morgan Chase & Co and Goldman Sachs.
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The IMF reckons growth will pick up to about 2.6% for 2017, but even that will not be enough to keep pace with the number of babies being born.
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Nonetheless, increased aircraft deliveries and to a lesser extent higher drug and computer equipment shipments allowed exports to keep pace with imports as both grew 3.8 percent last year.
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President Donald Trump pressed his demand Wednesday for the Federal Reserve to accelerate interest rate cuts, saying the U.S. central bank needs to keep pace with its global counterparts.
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Labour - which has gone further than May by saying it would automatically keep pace with new EU laws on workers' rights - described the government's offer as a "pathetic bribe".
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The threat of antibiotic resistance is even more frightening when considered in this context: Antibiotic research and development (R&D) is failing to keep pace with growing patient needs.
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The second-year guard hit 8 of 10 shots from the field and scored 18 points during the first quarter to help the Suns keep pace with the Jazz.
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Once the country's biggest department store operator, Debenhams has reported a string of profit warnings as it failed to keep pace with consumers moving online and to cheaper outlets.
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"This legislation proposes common sense changes in law to keep pace with advances in self-driving technology," Thune, the chair of the Senate Commerce Committee, said in a statement.
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Earlier this month, the Liberal government raised a federal child benefit to keep pace with inflation, helping to support eligible families, but others are still scrambling to find bargains.
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Boost benefits for beneficiaries 85+ Provide a bump-up in benefits at age 85033, which would help older women better keep pace with increases in the cost of living.
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The challenge, Dr. Goodall said, will be watching whether the pay of those women continues to keep pace with their male colleagues' as they climb to more senior ranks.
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The department store sector as a whole, which includes rivals J.C. Penney, Macy's and Dillard's, has struggled to keep pace with the growth of Amazon and other online players.
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Infrastructure and services in many Asia-Pacific cities have struggled to keep pace with rising populations and economic growth, while the affects of climate change have created further challenges.
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The second-place Tigers need all the wins they can get to keep pace with red-hot Cleveland, especially against AL Central rivals – they're 14-18 against division foes.
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As the number of baby boomers entering retirement continues to rise, the number of jobs the economy needs to create to keep pace with population growth has fallen sharply.
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Most agency research budgets have failed to keep pace with rising costs, and there is not enough money to support all of the exciting new ideas and research opportunities.
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The domestic airport in Mumbai, for example, is struggling to keep pace with surging footfalls, and a second airport has yet to be completed despite years in the planning.
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But by baking boozing into a company's culture, many employers have also made workers anxious about how they'll look if they don't partake or keep pace with the group.
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Ford's China sales have been sluggish in recent months as it struggles to keep pace with rapidly changing trends, including increased demand for entry-level cars in smaller cities.
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Attorney Dave Clegg and teacher Jeff Beals have better claims to being local, but they'll need to get their fundraising numbers up to keep pace with the top tier.
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In fact, as eyewear technology improves, people with 20/20 vision could soon find themselves buying a pair of smart glasses just to keep pace with their myopic friends.
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More uniformly educated populations are better equipped to resolve chronic policy problems, bolster economic growth, and keep pace with rapidly shifting geopolitical dynamics, which contributes to stability at home.
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Redshirt freshman forward Deng Geu led North Dakota State (5-3) with 18 points but the Bison couldn't keep pace with a Big East Conference opponent on the road.
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Ryan, who represents an Ohio district with manufacturing interests that has struggled to keep pace with globalization, said he was the right fit to make inroads with those voters.
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The Buccaneers needed a win to keep pace with Green Bay for the final N.F.C. wild-card spot, but they could not keep up with the Saints' explosive offense.
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But lately, as most of Hollywood has, 20053th Century Fox has struggled to keep pace with the changing way younger audiences view content — namely on an internet-connected device.
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Similarly, Intel, once so overwhelming a force in the semiconductor industry that it was a frequent target of antitrust cases, is struggling to keep pace with a shifting industry.
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A once successful and busy urban planner, he could no longer do professional work, nor could he keep pace with carpenters or handymen, jobs he had excelled at previously.
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Dr. Wadler was among the doctors, scientists and regulators who emerged in the 22011s and '217s as sports organizations struggled to keep pace with illicit drug use by athletes.
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The United States is still far from negative nominal rates, but with yields at their current low levels, bond portfolios may not earn enough to keep pace with inflation.
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Rising inflation has squeezed household incomes this year, causing spending and broader economic growth to slow, as wages have failed to keep pace with the rising cost of living.
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Despite 16 birdies in his previous three rounds, Oosthuizen carded only one more as he tried to keep pace with his compatriot Grace at the top of the leaderboard.
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That also presents daunting questions about the risks of satellites colliding in orbit and how regulators can keep pace with the rapid development of commercial activity in Earth's orbit.
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To fuel its growth, 10x needs to keep pace with the latest methods of genome analysis, including single-cell sequencing, which involves analyzing the sequence information within individual cells.
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"This legislation proposes common sense changes in law to keep pace with advances in self-driving technology," Thune, the chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, said in a statement.
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All told, that means the first Porsche Taycans will cost more than Tesla's offerings, but they will just about keep pace with the Silicon Valley automaker's top-tier cars.
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A rapidly changing media landscape is forcing legacy entertainment giants to consider spending tens of billions of dollars in order to keep pace with upstarts like Netflix and Amazon.
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Nordstrom announced Thursday two acquisitions that will help it keep pace with retail rivals online, even as the Nordstrom family continues to work on taking the department store private.
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The rapidly changing media landscape is forcing legacy entertainment giants to consider spending tens of billions of dollars in order to keep pace with upstarts like Netflix and Amazon.
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The Chinese economy grew 6.9 percent (year-on-year) in the second quarter to keep pace with the first quarter of 2017, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
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But work conditions and rewards remain patchy at best, renewing demands for weekly days off, maternity benefits and a pension, as well as wages that keep pace with inflation.
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Nestle Chief Technology Officer Stefan Palzer acknowledged earlier this month that his company had to keep pace with rising demand for goods that are organic, gluten-free or vegan.
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The Justice Department has worked on Rule 41 changes for years, arguing they are procedural in nature and necessary to keep pace with criminal threats posed by evolving technology.
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Most retailers are just now starting to offer two-day shipping and will be forced to spend more on improving their logistics infrastructure to try and keep pace with Amazon.
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The hope — naturally — was that a concentration of clever minds coupled with ample funding would result in a wellspring of innovation and help Russia keep pace with California's electronics boom.
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It is no shame to Martin, or Game of Thrones' showrunners, to say that their characters are not able to keep pace with the full insanity of America's current leadership.
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Within health care, Microsoft and Alphabet both need to keep pace with Amazon Web Services, which has been building its business across the industry and has the most market share.
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If the UK is going to keep pace with the rest of the world, its businesses might have to forego some short term profit now for investment in future growth.
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Musk hopes that one day the technology, which he calls "neural lace," could be used to improve brain function and help humans keep pace with rapid advancements in artificial intelligence.
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Students will have the opportunity to gain skills and knowledge to allow them to keep pace with and play a guiding role in the rapid evolution of the creative industries.
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"With the rapid growth of digital commerce, retailers are scrambling to keep pace with the consumer demand for more visually exciting and compelling shopping experiences," Dur said in a statement.
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Economists expect job growth to slow to about 150,000 per month this year, still well above the roughly 100,000 needed to keep pace with growth in the working age population.
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Why it matters: With Democrats in control of the House, the deal — which the companies argue will help America keep pace with foreign competitors on 5G — is under more scrutiny.
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Macau has been rapidly transformed from a sleepy fishing village over a decade ago into a major gambling hub, but infrastructure has mostly failed to keep pace with its development.
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But delta-winged fighters still require a certain level of speed to just stay airborne, and it's impressive that this TGV can keep pace with it even at low airspeeds.
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It got a small update in late 2012, but since then has seen features slowly disappear or fail to keep pace with features that were added to Twitter's official clients.
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Memory becomes an increasing component in our customer's bill of materials and it needs to keep pace the innovation and memory needs to keep pace with the increased processing capabilities.
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Oil prices are wallowing around a 22015-year low of around $33 a barrel for benchmark Brent crude as demand fails to keep pace with a glut in global supply.
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But as the nominee, Handel has seen Republicans rally around her in a fundraising push that proves promising as she tries to keep pace with Ossoff's own booming campaign account.
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Today we are the largest retailer of E15 in the U.S. While choices at the pump have tried to keep pace with new technology, our nation's fuel regulations have not.
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What to watch for the Democrats: Oklahoma presents a prime test of whether Hillary Clinton's strength with white voters from 2008 can keep pace with Bernie Sanders' edge in 2016.
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A blaze of speed and attitude, Sonic proved to be just what Sega needed in order to keep pace with Nintendo in the earliest iteration of the game console wars.
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The agency is considering updating a set of 2004 rules, "seeking to keep pace with technological and market changes, and to incorporate improvements in debris mitigation practices," the FCC said.
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While the U.S. government is better prepared than ever to respond to health impacts of disasters, Americans must keep pace with the very real, unpredictable, serious threats our nation faces.
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But Maloney and other scientists around the world are trying to accelerate the process by propagating and even engineering the toughest customers to help nature keep pace with climate change.
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In California, where a number of Republicans chose to retire rather than face tough re-election fights, the remaining incumbents also struggled to keep pace with their Democratic challengers. Reps.
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After Mobileye announced its break with Tesla in July in the wake of the fatality, Tesla said in a statement that Mobileye could not keep pace with Tesla's product changes.
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Law Firm Mergers Keep Pace with 2015's Record Most of the combinations through the end of June involved smaller firms, which are vulnerable to increased competition for limited business.
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Waymo's move also comes as China makes a major push into autonomous smart vehicles to keep pace with the United States in a global race to develop self-driving vehicles.
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But while federal regulators scramble to keep pace with technology, drones are being put to use in unexpected ways, now being deployed for everything from humanitarian purposes to educational research.
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Our current approach focuses on the specifics of a particular company's actions and effects on consumer welfare, making it flexible enough to keep pace with technology when formal legislation cannot.
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Mississippi State needed everything Fitzgerald could muster against the Aggies (221-284, 22-221 SEC), who were trying to keep pace with LSU for second place in the SEC West.
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WHAT WE'RE READING The Government Accountability Office on Wednesday issued two critical reports suggesting that the Food and Drug Administration isn't properly planning how to keep pace with medical science.
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The most dramatic global increase in aggregate consumption is occurring in parts of the world where people who build roads are trying to keep pace with people who buy cars.
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Although "forward guidance" sometimes failed to keep pace with sudden changes in the post-crisis economy, it was widely seen as a helpful addition to the arsenal of central banks.
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The talent is there, the coaches are highly regarded, the schemes have been perennially successful, and yet the execution just isn't good enough to keep pace with the NFC's best.
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The Senate version of the bill, for example, had a $300 billion mistake in failing to adjust the corporate alternative minimum tax to keep pace with the general rate reduction.
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Fitbit, which makes products such as the Flex 2 fitness tracker and Blaze smartwatch, is looking for new ways to keep pace with chief rival in the competitive wearables market.
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"When I go back, I see so many businesses and companies boarded up and people laid off because they didn't keep pace with automation and people didn't upskill," he says.
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Together, the sales and adoptions put about 7,000 horses into private hands last year, not enough even to keep pace with roundups, let alone draw down the number now warehoused.
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For weeks, social media, rolling news coverage and email inboxes have been saturated with updates, as global populations try to keep pace with a story which evolves by the hour.
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Builders added about 1.2 million units last year; Harvard's Joint Center for Housing Studies estimates the nation needs another quarter-million units a year to keep pace with population growth.
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As technology advances, ESRB must work to keep pace with new gaming trends, including the in-game micro-transactions and predatory gaming tactics, particularly as they are deployed on minors.
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It was always the plan to expand the balance sheet to keep pace with economic growth, but going a step further — expanding it to patch up reserves — could confuse onlookers.
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Over the last decade, TFG has invested heavily in technology in order to keep pace with changing trends and efficiencies demanded by fast fashion and to adapt to online shopping.
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When American Monument makes its way to future venues it will grow larger because lauren woods will keep pace with the murders, adding new audio every time another death surfaces.
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On the flip side, China has been trying to keep pace with the U.S. in the autonomous vehicle industry and could stand to benefit from having Waymo closer to home.
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"They have brilliant tooling engineers, and they were willing to invest a lot to keep pace with Apple's growth," said Joe O'Sullivan, a former Apple executive who worked in Asia.
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I don't want our systems to just keep pace with the business, I want to be developing capabilities and presenting new options to the business before they think to ask.
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But the beleaguered transit agency has struggled to keep pace with long-term repair efforts, leading to a slew of safety lapses that prompted officials to implement the SafeTrack program.
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Their struggle highlights an ugly truth in the current U.S. regulatory framework: Policies are failing to keep pace with the realities of an increasingly interconnected and rapidly changing global economy.
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That means trouble for the Dolphins as they try to keep pace with North Carolina State, which has three starters averaging in double figures - including guard Allerik Freeman (14.8 points).
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I am immensely proud of our successes in transforming DHS to keep pace with our enemies and adversaries — whether it is in cyberspace or against emerging threats from new technologies.
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Lawmakers advanced a bipartisan plan to overhaul the federal flood insurance program, which has struggled to keep pace with the record number of natural disasters and payouts in recent years.
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But if the dismal record of failed or failing municipal broadband initiatives teaches us anything, it is that moving quickly to keep pace with technology is not one of them.
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Once spotted, the dots begin to dance and lift from the surface of the canvas as the eye desperately tries to keep pace with their hide-and-seek color play.
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The company, once a trend setter with its casual logo emblazoned hoodies to Khaki cargos, has struggled to keep pace with fast-fashion rivals such as Zara and H&M.
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FCA may also be prepared to compromise for a tie-up that promises to plug the technology gaps threatening its ability to keep pace with vehicle electrification and emissions compliance.
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Walmart has been making big investments in its online business as it tries to adapt to the shifting preferences of global shoppers and to keep pace with its rival Amazon.
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The Senate began debate on the first comprehensive energy bill in years, amid cautious hope of bipartisan support for infrastructure improvements to keep pace with the country's rapidly shifting energy profile.
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The streaming service Hulu needs a big score to keep pace with Netflix, and it has placed its faith in a couple of relatively sure things: Stephen King and the 1960s.
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Most companies don't have the security solutions to keep pace with the threats that put their data centers at risk, and need better solutions to react faster and with more accuracy.
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In an attempt to keep pace with the teen brigade, Chan has been forced to retrain his body in his mid 20s and has added a quad Salchow to his arsenal.
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Supporters of the voucher program are now considering changes that would allow candidates who receive vouchers to raise more money in order to keep pace with the escalating cost of competition.
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The Dodgers, trying to keep pace with their longtime rival Giants, sent three prospects to Oakland in exchange for starter Rich Hill, who has been battling injury, and outfielder Josh Reddick.
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GM is also calling for more investment into electric charging infrastructure, and it's encouraging the government to support EV and battery technology in order to keep pace with countries like China.
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Some think he'll need to raise a few billion before the year is out, and others aren't even sure if that will be enough to keep pace with the company's spending.
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The companies already struggling to stay afloat and shuttering stores, like Sears and J.C. Penney, are the ones that won't be able to keep pace with Amazon's wage hike, Storch said.
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Unlocking the potential of eye tracking technology Cybersecurity experts and analysts are constantly trying to keep pace with changes and trends in the volatile and ever-shifting landscape of IT security.
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Cambridge, then 23, ran the anchor leg that day against Bolt but was unable to keep pace with the Jamaican, who turned a slender lead into a five-metre winning margin.
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It's unclear whether Facebook can do that with its current set of tools, or if competitors can simply keep pace with the company's AR advancements to prevent it from taking over.
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President Donald Trump has been outspoken about his call for Fed Chairman Jerome Powell to cut interest rates, saying the U.S. central bank needs to keep pace with its global counterparts.
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The country's standards on racism, sexism, and violent speech have evolved over the past year, and YouTube needs to keep pace with that change in order to lure big-name advertisers.
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The Cavaliers (6-7), who were playing in their first bowl game since 2011, simply could not keep pace with Navy's high-powered attack and were hampered by several key mistakes.
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Expanding broadband has been a priority for FCC chairman Tom Wheeler, with advocates arguing that internet access is now essential for low-income households to keep pace with work and school.
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Though the design of Bang & Olufsen's high-end televisions are highly regarded, there has been criticism that the loss-making company's technology has failed to keep pace with that of rivals.
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Unless we take action, the combination of technological trends and our ongoing failure to keep pace with competing industrialized countries in education will only accelerate the systemic fractures in our economy.
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Here at the Shenzhen offices of e-cigarette start-up RELX Technology, workers scramble to keep pace with the rush of firms vying for sales in the worlds biggest tobacco market.
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The Gap brand, once a trend setter with its casual logo emblazoned hoodies and Khaki cargos, has struggled to keep pace with fast-fashion rivals such as Zara and H&M.
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The native-born birthrate of Americans will surely not keep pace with the additional workers the U.S. will need to make up for the loss of those workers due to retirement.
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True freshman Kaymen Cureton is set to make his second start at quarterback for the Wolf Pack but will be hard-pressed to keep pace with the Cougars' Air Raid offense.
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Kroger's (KR) move is a play to keep pace with rivals investing heavily in AI and cashier-less technology to reduce long lines at stores, a frequent pain point for customers.
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Granted, the prospect of watching your core bond portfolio fail to keep pace with inflation isn't cheery news, but it's worth reminding yourself why you own bonds in the first place.
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While we celebrate these advances as fans of great music, the entire music community is also working together to modernize old laws that are failing to keep pace with today's technology.
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They'll need to continue that to keep pace with North Carolina, and Butler also needs to keep limiting its turnovers – the Bulldogs average 10.2 per game, ninth-fewest in the nation.
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Last year, Motherboard obtained RCMP documents that showed the force was seeking to upgrade its fingerprint database with biometric facial recognition technology in order to keep pace with US law enforcement.
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Aramco is preparing to reveal in the next few months a new gas strategy aimed at developing resources to keep pace with rising domestic demand, sources familiar with the discussions said.
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That levy has been 18.4 cents a gallon since 1993, and inflation and rising vehicle fuel efficiency have reduced its usefulness in raising enough money to keep pace with repair needs.
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"The frontline staff are going above and beyond in this crisis, and we continue surging supplies and personnel to this critical facility to keep pace with the crisis," the statement said.
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Congress rejected this idea in 2017 when Republicans proposed it because it would essentially cap Medicaid payments at a fixed level and would not keep pace with rising health care costs.
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For Cleveland's offense, which shot 34.9 percent from the field in Game 1, to keep pace with the Warriors they will need Thompson to provide those second chances following missed shots.
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No way I could keep pace with Jake on a climb like that, so he handed me back the rope and was off, surging away with the rest of his crew.
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"School funding is a growing challenge in California, as state funding cannot keep pace with the increasing expenses school districts across the state are experiencing," she said in an emailed statement.
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I struggle to keep pace with her as she makes her way past sepia-toned photographs celebrating Florida in the early 20th century, as though they were glorious times for everyone.
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Otherwise, your contribution level may not keep pace with your real-life living standard, and that could become problematic at retirement, when you may be forced to make do with less.
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An employee's willingness to learn is especially important when companies are struggling to keep pace with technological advances, and when they aren't certain what skills their employees will need next week.
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But as it struggled to keep pace with smartphones as the iPhone and Android rose to popularity, BlackBerry slowly faded out of relevancy when it came to the global smartphone market.
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Saric bombed in three 3-pointers, helping the Suns, beaten for the seventh straight time in Houston, keep pace with the Rockets from beyond the arc, with each team making 11.
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"This legislation proposes common sense changes in law to keep pace with advances in self-driving technology," Thune, chairman of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee, said in a statement.
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The Army, understandably focused on countering insurgencies in Afghanistan and Iraq, has largely failed to keep pace with the increased capabilities other potential adversaries have been fielding in the past decade.
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News of the deal comes as Lowe's fights to keep pace with rival Home Depot, which recently revealed its plans to partner with Tesla to sell solar panels in its stores.
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It is critical that laws that impinge upon the greatest economic and social innovation of the last 50 years be revised and reformed to keep pace with the march of technology.
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Much like the catastrophic impact that mass-producing and selling meat has had on our planet, the demands required to keep pace with our modern fast-fashion industry have been devastating.
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In turn, federal investment in water and wastewater has been declining for decades and has failed to keep pace with the challenges and demands that communities across the country are facing.
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He has criticized how certain swaps rules were carried out and has argued that agency is "stuck in a 20th-century time warp," unable to keep pace with financial technology innovations.
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To some extent, we believe Alphabet's investment is a function of it needing to keep pace with Amazon, which has much greater flexibility to invest given much faster gross profit growth.
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The European Commission last year proposed modernizing tax policies across the bloc as a way to keep pace with the digital economy, but countries have been unable to reach an agreement.
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The European Commission last year proposed modernizing tax policies across the bloc as a way to keep pace with the digital economy, but countries have been unable to reach an agreement.
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Their opener, Diet Cig — the duo of Alex Luciano and Noah Bowman — are the rare act that can keep pace, with buoyant pop-punk tunes punctuated by Luciano's signature high kicks.
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The traditional pet industry — dominated as at is by a few big chains — wasn't equipped to keep pace with the changing tastes brought on by this influx of young people, Zveifler says.
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Fitch expects management of asset management companies to take bolder restructuring or strategic decisions to increase the flexibility of their operating model, keep pace with rapid technological shifts and ultimately protect profitability.
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The Raptors are second in the Eastern Conference and they added a boost in Gasol to help them keep pace with conference frontrunner Milwaukee Bucks, who traded for Nikola Mirotic on Thursday.
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A big chunk of Google's costs in recent quarters has been dedicated to bolster the cloud business, which is trying to keep pace with market leaders Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure.
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Where, at the same time, legislation struggles to keep pace with technological change; capitalism and consumerism destroy even as they enrich; and nationalism, racism and xenophobia poison the public discourse, threatening disaster.
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It is a better camera than last year's version, but even though the spec sheet is very good, the image processing doesn't keep pace with the Pixel, iPhone, or Galaxy S8 cameras.
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That's especially true given Pandora's inability to keep pace with Apple Music, Spotify, and the scores of other competitors that have long since abandoned internet radio as the de facto streaming model.
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Max wrote about his company's policy recently in Fast Company, contending that, among other things, it keeps staff motivated and dedicated and allows the company to keep pace with the outside world.
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The retailer has struggled to keep pace with changing consumer tastes and shopping habits over the years, even after introducing experimental store formats, investing in its decorative furnishing business and digital platforms.
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But behind the scenes here in London's Mayfair district, many of the small businesses have been in flux as they try to keep pace with the changes transforming the men's wear market.
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Here's how the white paper puts it: To improve unlock performance and keep pace with the natural changes of your face and look, Face ID augments its stored mathematical representation over time.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has pledged to continue to invest in India as it bids to keep pace with rivals in the country that have landed large investments from big name backers.
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But this application of technology is clearly here to stay and it's only going to get better — so we had best keep pace with it so we don't get taken by surprise.
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Investors had been watching with alarm as GE's cash generation failed to keep pace with earnings in recent years, raising concerns that GE's actual financial performance was falling short of stated results.
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"I'm kind of concerned about the steps the auto companies are making now" in raising consumer discounts to keep pace with record auto sales of about 17.4 million this year and last.
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According to NBC News, Sanrio's sales fell 13% in 2017, proving that even alignments with trendy fashion brands and new experiential launches are not enough to keep pace with the online generation.
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It's also fair to say it's still more rough around the edges than Siri is, but Apple's got its work cut out if it wants to keep pace with what Google's doing.
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The company has faced harsh criticism in recent years from TV and advertising executives, who complain that Nielsen has failed to keep pace with the digital transformation that has reshaped the industry.
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Trying to keep pace with the surprising Dallas Cowboys in the NFC East, the New York Giants go for their fourth consecutive victory when they host the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday night.
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The haul puts O'Rourke in the lower tier of 2020 contenders who have struggled to raise campaign cash to keep pace with the primary leaders, including former Vice President Joe Biden, Sen.
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The haul puts O'Rourke in the lower tier of 250 contenders who have struggled to raise campaign cash to keep pace with the primary leaders, including former Vice President Joe Biden, Sens.
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That could in turn hamper global demand and consumption at a time when major oil producers, such as OPEC, the U.S. and Russia, are desperate for demand to keep pace with supply.
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But when a stock jumps so much and so quickly that its own ratios can't keep pace with it, it typically means that the stock is going up on non-financial catalysts.
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The family deal looks like Pandora's latest effort to try and convert some of its 80 million monthly free listeners to paid subscribers (and keep pace with its rivals in the process).
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To keep pace with all the new ideas for using computers and machine learning in health care, the Food and Drug Administration had to create a new team of digital health experts.
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He faces an important season as he attempts to keep pace with the wave of young talent such as Jordan Spieth, Justin Thomas and Brooks Koepka, who all won majors this year.
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Washington posted its fifth consecutive victory by knocking off the Florida Panthers 212-4.053 as it attempts to keep pace with the New York Rangers and Pittsburgh Penguins in the Metropolitan Division.
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In a closely whistled game, Kansas State (16-217, 21-23) converted 215 of a season-high 24 free throws but couldn't keep pace with West Virginia's 234-percent second-half shooting.
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The department comprises a new in-house unit to plan Toyota's strategy to develop and market electric cars as part of the company's efforts to keep pace with tightening global emissions regulations.
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If he were to run, Biden would have to cultivate a digital operation to keep pace with rivals who have had a head start in developing a vast reach on social media.
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In recent years, automakers have scrambled to keep pace with an ever intensifying shift away from more traditional passenger vehicles, such as sedans and compact cars, toward SUVs, pickup trucks and crossovers.
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Due to a fuller schedule in early 2016 -- with caucuses and primaries almost every week -- it appears unlikely that Clinton will be able to keep pace with her 58 fundraisers each quarter.
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"I feel really unable to keep pace with weather patterns that are shifting so rapidly," said Khan, who comes from Gujar Khan, a village about 55 kilometers (35 miles) from the capital.
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If Trump fails to address how we're going to keep pace with technological change and manage the economic disruption roiling our country, he will have failed not only them, but all Americans.
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In an agency blog post, Assistant Attorney General Leslie R. Caldwell argues that updates to Rule 41 of the federal rules of criminal procedure are necessary to keep pace with changing technology.
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However, they might be surprised by the depth of that shortfall: American airports need $28500 billion worth of infrastructure investments over the next five years to keep pace with rapid passenger growth.
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To expand access and keep pace with economic and population growth, Pakistan needs to invest between 3.7 percent and 5.5 percent of its GDP each year in electricity generation, the bank says.
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The struggling media company announced major layoffs in August, done in an effort to "become more nimble" and "keep pace with the massive changes" in the industry, Beck said at the time.
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The Gap brand, once a trend setter with its casual logo emblazoned hoodies and Khaki cargos, has recently struggled to keep pace with fast-fashion rivals such as Zara and H&M.
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To keep pace with the Cavaliers, Butler may need more from senior forward Roosevelt Jones, who has a total of nine points on 2-of-743 shooting over his last two games.
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Reforms in 21st Century Cures point the way to maintaining the agency's strong commitment to product safety and effectiveness, while modernizing and keep pace with dramatic changes in medicine and health technology.
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I don't know how the Texas offense will be able to keep pace with Jalen Hurts and the Sooners, but I have faith, and a 10-point cushion in case they can't.
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But cost-cutting is failing to keep pace with the declines in the revenue that banks make from this business, and that spells a new wave of job cuts on dealing floors.
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Yang's plan to invest $50 billion to have thorium-fueled and/or fusion reactors coming online by 2027 may be optimistic but would arguably help the US keep pace with those countries.
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Such cases are encouraging, experts say, but social protections should also be improved to keep pace with the speed of ageing, including sustainable policies to guarantee decent levels of income for seniors.
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Twitter allows astrologers to push out updates to fans that keep pace with the news, and A.I. and machine learning can churn out predictions at speeds unmatched by flesh-and-blood astrologers.
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"Fertilizer demand growth is likely to pick up as increased grain production is needed to keep pace with consumption growth, and global grain stocks are relatively low, particularly in China," it added.
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"Fertilizer demand growth is likely to pick up as increased grain production is needed to keep pace with consumption growth, and global grain stocks are relatively low, particularly in China," it added.
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Beck announced layoffs of about 20 percent of its workforce in August, which he said was an effort to "become more nimble" and "keep pace with the massive changes" in the industry.
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This underfunding forces CTE programs to do more with less and thus serve fewer students, ultimately leaving programs unable to keep pace with a rapidly changing world and the workforce's growing demands.
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It will help U.S. exporters keep pace with competitors like Australia and Canada that have grown their footprint in Pacific Rim nations since the new 21-nation TPP took effect this year.
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The senators' presidential campaigns are considering a mix of options to keep pace with rivals such as former Vice President Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg, the outgoing mayor of South Bend, Indiana.
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"For example, following the hurricanes and wildfires in 2017, some FEMA personnel used their personal laptop computers in place of FEMA's official systems to keep pace with mission requirements," the report said.
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The Blaze will be conducting mass layoffs in an effort to "become more nimble" and "keep pace with the massive changes" in the media business, Glenn Beck, the company's founder, said Thursday.
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But heading into the 10th round of the 20-race series in Britain on Sunday, the team has struggled to keep pace with the leaders, Mercedes and Ferrari, in the constructors' championship.
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It's an evolution of a good phone that helps the device keep pace with the market, but lacks the sort of wow factor that drives early adopters to trade in last year's model.
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These gains could be erased with a repeal: Financial help: Most people on Obamacare exchanges get help in the form of premium subsidies, which change each year to keep pace with monthly premiums.
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EU lawmakers also want the regulation to cover machine to machine comms — to regulate privacy around the still emergent IoT (Internet of Things), to keep pace with the rise of smart home technologies.
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Both companies have already said they would have deployed these 5G networks anyway to keep pace with AT&T and Verizon, so the proposed merger can't fairly take credit for their 5G rollout.
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Bed Bath & Beyond has struggled to keep pace with changing consumer tastes and shopping habits over the years, even after introducing experimental store formats, investing in its decorative furnishing business and digital platforms.
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Apple Music has managed to nearly keep pace with Spotify's growth rate, racking up an average of 15 million subscribers per year, compared to 20 million for Spotify over the past two years.
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Their concerns underline the mounting challenge for law enforcement agencies that are trying to keep pace with the speed and scope of technology as terrorists turn to social media as an essential tool.
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The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments estimates there needs to be 235,000 more housing units by 2025 to keep pace with expected job growth, but is expecting about 170,83 new units by 2025.
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The stress is particularly apparent in lower-tier cities and rural areas where insurance has failed to keep pace with rising costs, said Andrew Chen, Shanghai-based healthcare head for consultancy Parthenon-EY.
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Carney's comments coincided with British finance minister Philip Hammond announcing a review of the payments landscape to make sure that regulation and infrastructure keep pace with the "dizzying array of new payments models".
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Data released by the California Department of Housing and Community Development in January suggest that 98% of the state's cities are failing to approve the construction needed to keep pace with population growth.
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"The decision is to keep pace with global EV battery makers' capacity increases in China and Europe, and to cater to client demands for stable supplies," a company official said in a statement.
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Siemens has bought a dozen software companies over the past 10 years, mostly in the United States, spending close to 9 billion euros ($9.6 billion) to keep pace with changes to manufacturing technology.
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Far from its roots as an online advertising giant, Google is building out data centers to bolster its cloud-computing division as it tries to keep pace with Amazon Web Services and Microsoft.
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Without additional resources, the health care system will not be able to keep pace with the increase in demand for services related to testing and follow up of pregnant women and their children.
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Regulators have been trying to catch up through legislation such as GDPR and PSD2, but we need cross-industry understanding and commitment to keep pace with change and respect the rights of consumers.
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They must be improved and streamlined to deal with 21st century challenges and to keep pace with rapidly changing innovations in science and technology while helping consumers have confidence in their food supply.
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The retailer has struggled to keep pace with changing consumer tastes and shopping habits, reporting 1.1% growth in sales last year compared with over 22% in 2003, when Temares took over as CEO.
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Not only does cash (the green in the chart below) dramatically lag the long-term return for stocks and bonds, it doesn't even keep pace with inflation (red.) Yet we love some liquidity.
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Unlike most such organisations, it is also having to keep pace with the changing political requirements of its boss, Mr Xi. As an institution, these have made it more important than it was.
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"To keep pace with the rapidly changing threat landscape, NATO adopted an enhanced policy and action plan on cyber defence, endorsed by Allies at the Wales Summit in September 2014," the document reads.
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While Foles hasn't started more than 10 games in a season since 2015, he's shown time and time again that he can keep pace with some of the best quarterbacks in the sport.
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Some of that is going to come from new high-tech trainers that developers hope to keep pace with rapid changes in the existing equipment and future add-ons as that gear evolves.
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"The U.S. has shown 'shock and awe' in cyberspace, and Russia wants to show it can keep pace with the U.S." That's why Russia has launched hundreds of incursions against the U.S. grid.
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"This proposal is part of our efforts to modernize VAT for the digital economy, and enables us to keep pace with technological progress," said Austrian Finance Minister Hartwig Loeger, who chaired the meeting.
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Combine that with an overburdened French security apparatus that can't seem to keep pace with the scale of potential threats—Islamic or otherwise—and the extent of French vulnerability quickly comes into focus.
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General Electric is racing to keep pace with seismic shifts in the global energy industry, as its new leadership moves to eliminate bloat and grapples with the fallout from earlier, ill-timed decisions.
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Puerto Rico's primary — which offers nearly as many delegates as Iowa and New Hampshire combined — is also key for Sanders campaign as they try to keep pace with a newly energized Biden team.
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If anything, the range bump may simply help the Bolt keep pace with other lower-cost entries to the EV market, like the all-electric versions of the Kia Niro and Hyundai Kona.
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To keep pace with that rapid rate of growth, San Francisco-based Airtable is opening up two new offices and hiring about 140 employees in the next 18 months across the new locations.
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Avoiding Huawei is a huge risk for the United States, as the decision could negatively affect its economy, citizens and ability to keep pace with technology used by the rest of the world.
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Those who are unable to keep pace with their goals could buy clean energy credits from other utilities, paying an increasing price each year for every kilowatt-hour produced by dirtier energy sources.
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Those who are unable to keep pace with their goals could buy clean energy credits from other utilities, paying an increasing price each year for every kilowatt hour produced by dirtier energy sources.
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Ben McLemore added 17 points and Clint Capela had 303 points and 18 rebounds, but with Harden taking just 12 shots, Houston lacked the offensive thrust to keep pace with the Trail Blazers.
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The winning streak, which has helped the Yankees (224-4) to keep pace with the Baltimore Orioles (8-3) at the top of the American League East, is the Yankees' longest since 2012.
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But the de Blasio administration has struggled to keep pace with the volume of donations that poured in under Mr. Bloomberg, whose tenure was marked by a friendlier relationship with the business community.
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This campaign is only its second in the Champions League since 2009; it has spent much of the intervening period trying to keep pace with the Premier League's elite; Europe's seemed beyond reach.
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The return of wide receiver Will Fuller could provide a jump-start to the Texans offense, but I still don't think it will be enough to keep pace with the Chiefs on Sunday.
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"There is a continuous development of aircraft technology that cannot keep pace with the increase in travel," said Jonas Akerman, a head researcher in sustainable transportation systems at Stockholm's Royal Institute of Technology.
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Like similar announcements made this year by General Motors and Fiat Chrysler, Ford's move is primarily driven by competitive pressures to keep pace with the surging market for new truck and S.U.V. models.
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That levy has been 18.4 cents a gallon since 303, and inflation as well as rising vehicle fuel efficiency have reduced its usefulness in raising enough money to keep pace with repair needs.
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Chinese issuers accounted for $15.4 billion of new green bond issuances in 2019, and Asian investors are expected to turn greater attention to sustainable investing in order to keep pace with established markets.
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That levy has been 18.4 cents a gallon since 1993, and inflation as well as rising vehicle fuel efficiency have reduced its usefulness in raising enough money to keep pace with repair needs.
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The two sides see the need for retailers and food manufacturers to do more to reduce costs in the supply chain and to partner "to keep pace with innovation, embrace change and capture value."
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While full compliance with law and regulation is the goal, companies working to keep pace with change and sometimes conflicting legal obligations understand that data protection within a company is not a steady state.
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Much of the responsibility for the growing backlash falls on the tech industry; inclusion has failed to keep pace with innovation and neutrality has been used as an excuse to side-step difficult conversations.
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After today's class, Barry tells Axios the cadets were wholly receptive: But the bot may not be best suited for West Point, the cadets concluded, since it didn't quite keep pace with the class.
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"It is possible that the nominal yield curve will invert sometime in the next year, but recently the 10-year yield has increased enough to keep pace with the FOMC's rate increases," he said.
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The best ones were fun enough to coax children into doing crosswords, recognizing patterns, learning long division, and, uh, typing fast enough to keep pace with a race car in your rear view mirror.
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FCA has a highly profitable North American RAM trucks business and Jeep brand but has been losing money in Europe, where it may also struggle to keep pace with looming carbon dioxide emissions curbs.
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Unless the logistics companies can keep pace with the technological innovation that Amazon is likely to deploy, Amazon Logistics Services may emerge as a new platform in the next decade, unseating existing freight leaders.
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ST) to limit a drop in quarterly pretax profit but the fashion chain said it was increasing investments this year as it tries to keep pace with its larger rival, Zara owner Inditex (ITX.MC).
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The overhaul, one of several in recent years, signals that Deutsche Bank is coming to terms with its failure to keep pace with Wall Street's big hitters such as JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs.
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If nuclear powers roughly keep pace with each in developing this sort of technology, nuclear deterrence should remain much that same as ever, but if one nation gets out ahead, then things become shaky.
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The crossing in the Brazilian city of Pacaraima was closed Monday after Judge Helder Girao Barreto ruled it should be closed until a program to relocate Venezuelan refugees can keep pace with daily arrivals.
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Google's efforts on its VR program went full throttle in 2016 and early 2017 while the company sought to keep pace with Samsung, which was aggressively hocking mobile hardware it had built alongside Oculus.
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In recent years, data centers have been a source of steady dealmaking activity, as technology companies seek to scale up data operations to keep pace with U.S. businesses' burgeoning demand for data and video.
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Elizabeth Warren is facing growing pressure from Senate Democrats to get behind Hillary Clinton as the former secretary of state suddenly finds herself struggling to keep pace with Bernie Sanders in early primary states.
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It's why, in our XCOM run, Austin and I have repeatedly made a point of running missions with weaker soldiers, just so they can roughly keep pace with the escalating difficulty of the game.
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The Cures Act has the potential to level the health benefits field for small businesses, paving the way for innovative offerings that help those business keep pace with larger firms in the labor market.
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To keep pace with success stories such as Vietnam in terms of developing roads, railways, airports, sea ports, electricity, water and physical telecommunications infrastructure these nations will require investments of $2 trillion through 2040.
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Crucially, networks must be scalable so that they can keep pace with a modern enterprises' growth, as new people and devices constantly join or exit the fold, the network must be able to adapt.
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DETROIT — Despite a steady stream of new models from a number of automakers, sales this year of electric and hybrid vehicles have failed to keep pace with the growth in the overall American market.
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While this is undoubtedly good news for compliance and risk functions, resources continue to be a challenge, as they need to keep pace with unrelenting regulatory change, evolving regulatory expectations and increasing personal liability.
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But these are inadequate to keep pace with the funding ambitions of the federal, state, and local governments, which encourage fuel economy and even the use of electrically powered vehicles, which use no fuel.
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In its third-quarter earnings report, Tesla reiterated that it is under pressure to expand its Supercharger network to keep pace with the increasing number of its cars on the road around the world.
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To keep pace with Uber&aposs and Lyft&aposs encroachment on rental cars, and keep Turo, an app now valued at nearly half of Avis&apos entire business, Orduña went to Kansas City, Missouri.
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I've been struck over the last 10 years at how substantive understandings between nations have failed to keep pace with our abilities to communicate through the internet, global media and increasing levels of travel.
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Jake Allen, starting in place of Brian Elliott, made 53 saves as the visiting Blues won for the 10th time in 12 games to keep pace with the Dallas Stars atop the Central Division.
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This was put on full display in Australia, as a man tried to keep pace with professional race horses (while horses cannot spoon soup or journal, they can have jobs) and got robustly tromped.
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The RCV-L is expected to travel at speeds of at least 25 mph in order to keep pace with its unit and associated vehicles and carry a payload of at least 1,200 pounds.
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But even those billion-dollar startups that survived through 2019 have hit some rough patches, with some, like Groupon or Better Place, struggling to keep pace with the vision set almost 10 years ago.
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And it envisions cutting nearly $1.5 trillion from Medicaid, replacing the open-ended federal contribution with grants to states that would essentially cap payments and would not keep pace with rising health care costs.
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Scudamore's replacement will find an increasingly busy inbox, as well as a challenging media climate, as the league attempts to at least keep pace with the multibillion-dollar deals that have fueled its rise.
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A military-grade impregnated carbon product used in 72 different chemical, biological and nuclear filtration systems has only a single Defense Department-qualified source, and this current sourcing arrangement can't keep pace with demand.
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Teacher salaries across the United States have failed to keep pace with inflation since 28, falling by an average of 26 percent, according to data from the National Education Association, the national teachers' union.
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Ben McLemore added 603 points and Clint Capela a double-double (14 points, 18 rebounds), but with Harden taking just 12 shots, Houston lacked the offensive thrust to keep pace with the Trail Blazers.
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While Trump's 113 companies have spent billions on new factories and upgrades, they failed to keep pace with new hires, according to a Reuters analysis of the group's capital expenditures and headcount since 2017.
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She adds that it's also not clear whether agencies are actually prepared to identify the risks AI tech poses, or if they're up to the job of ensuring their regulations keep pace with innovation.
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New York (CNN Business)Faced with low interest rates and intense competition for consumer deposits and loans from financial giants, regional banks may rush to merge this year to keep pace with larger rivals.
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Fitch views this written agreement and the associated costs as somewhat emblematic of banks that grow rapidly, in which their existing infrastructure may not keep pace with their growth in balance sheet or operations.
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For 70 years, middle-class workers have relied on this system to secure their retirement, but outdated rules and regulations have kept these plans from modernizing to keep pace with changes in the economy.
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He entered February with just over $23 million on hand, less than half of what Mr. Sanders had, and he cannot keep pace with Mr. Bloomberg and another billionaire in the race, Tom Steyer.
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Close to half of United's roughly 12,500 pilots will retire over the next 10 years, the airline estimates, and it expects to need to hire 10,000 over that period to keep pace with growth.
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But the positions are not nearly enough to keep pace with the 1503 percent return of the Standard & Poor's 2150-stock index, within which six of the 215 top components are now technology stocks.
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Images of child sex abuse have reached a crisis point on the internet, spreading at unprecedented rates in part because tech platforms and law enforcement agencies have failed to keep pace with the problem.
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Walmart has been plowing money into its online business to try to keep pace with Amazon, which has muscled its way into the brick-and-mortar grocery business with its acquisition of Whole Foods.
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The brutal conditions come as the industry struggles to keep pace with consumers moving online, meaning many are weighed down with excess and costly store space as they invest in distribution centers and logistics.
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For 70 years, middle class workers have relied on this system to secure their retirement, but outdated rules and regulations have kept these plans from modernizing to keep pace with changes in the economy.
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But the company is also making other investments to lure shoppers to its stores and to keep pace with internet giant Amazon by improving the speed and ease of getting online orders to customers.
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And even if young people participate in somewhat higher numbers, their share of the vote could fall if they don't keep pace with the greater-than-usual midterm interest evident among other voter groups.
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Then, in February 22000, Sony ousted her — not over the embarrassing emails, although those didn't help, but because her movie operation had failed to keep pace with an entertainment industry shift toward franchise films.
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Speaking of not enough, Bryce Harper's repeat performance as NL MVP won't keep pace with the Mets in the East, where New York's starters will compete against each other for the Cy Young Award.
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Retailers such as Walmart and Target are already heading into this holiday season facing margin pressure due to heightened investments in their supply chains to keep pace with Amazon in getting online orders to customers.
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The current state of offensive cyber operations across the globe continues to escalate to new and dangerous points every day as attacks become more sophisticated and as nations race to keep pace with their peers.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Carmakers are devising new ways to keep pace with fast-moving trends and innovation in the consumer electronics that have become increasingly important to car buyers, executives at the Geneva motor show said.
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As an increasing number of companies and governments look to reskilling their employees as a way to keep pace with rapid technological change and a tight labor market, Coursera is helping to show the way.
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Traveling at just shy of 200 miles per hour, this TGV (Train à Grande Vitesse) train in France was able to keep pace with a fighter jet during an inaugural run of a new line.
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Even though it is the world's largest oil exporter, Saudi Arabia has struggled to keep pace with domestic gas demand in recent years as increased use from industry and power generation put pressure on supplies.
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Japan Display said in a statement it was not the source of the report, but added that the company was looking at implementing "drastic steps" to reshape itself to keep pace with the shifting market.
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