"A leap in the dark" – Robert Schuman on the Treaty of Paris Schuman told the press the plan was "a leap in the dark".
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" "The next leap in logic: Do they evidence cataracts?
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The move prompted Mumbai's biggest stockmarket leap in a decade.
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Clinton's victory as a giant leap in the women's movement.
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They took a big leap in 2011, jumping 40 percent.
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This latest leap in language understanding could have similar, transformational effects.
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If that's the case, then it's quite a leap in efficiency.
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Facebook made its biggest leap in two and a half years.
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The internet helped scientists make a huge leap in medical research.
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Kestrel wants to make the next big leap in textile science.
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His 2019 videos demonstrate an immense leap in scope and ambition.
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It is just too incredible a quantum leap in space technology.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel described it as another "great leap" in Europe's
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When Saiga followed, Yamamoto was able to leap in with punches.
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The port is intended as a giant leap in that direction.
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His tasting menus at Atomix make a quantum leap in complexity.
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"We need a quantum leap in the technology," Mr. Schäfer said.
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However, Democrats have taken a much higher leap in enthusiasm vs.
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Is that too big a leap in both time and theology?
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"The Muppet Show plus Star Wars equals Magic Leap in my head."
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But hype-fuelled hopes of an immediate leap in understanding were dashed.
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How does one decide to make the leap in the first place?
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Bringing up the ambassadorship seems to be quite the leap in logic.
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Khoury says it was a leap in the evolution of synthetic speech.
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That, noted Scripps, is the leap in CO2150 ppm since last May.
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The trailer shows her acrobatic leap in slow motion (apparently for effect).
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That, noted Scripps, is the leap in CO2 ppm since last May.
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It's the largest year-over-year leap in foreign surveillance to date.
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"We need a technology leap in energy density and costs," he said.
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This year's iPhones made a huge leap in terms of battery life.
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The result will be a leap in innovation that will benefit everybody.
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Judge then made his leap in the fourth to catch Gurriel's fly ball.
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Don't be shocked, though, if these guys make a big leap in 2018.
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But it's a significant increase — and the largest leap in any one election.
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Humans continue their leap in space, and Google is leading a moonshot effort.
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The leap in graphical fidelity is actually the least interesting thing about it.
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What will that mean for the next leap in the evolution of cinema?
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Sure enough, Gilgeous-Alexander has made a huge leap in his second season.
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At least one smaller paper has taken the same leap in recent months.
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Leap in Chinese influence Still, it's clear that the Trump administration has come to Asia recognizing the leap in Chinese influence, as the communist giant emerges as a regional superpower with global ambitions under Xi's "Chinese dream" concept of national renewal.
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The announcement felt like a curious little leap in the world of virtual assistance.
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As we learn in series premiere "A Leap In Time," Cristobal's family owns Carmen.
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Scots did not want to take a leap in the dark voting for independence.
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"This is a quantum leap in terms of what's possible," Ganesh told CNN Business.
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"We both have seen a big leap in terms of raw votes," he said.
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You'd have to be a mental pole vaulter to make that leap in logic.
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Compare the Volt to the Bolt and you have a quantum leap in evolution.
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Amazon is expected to make a big leap in the apparel market this year.
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Headlines Rishi Sunak to signal end of austerity with huge leap in borrowing on.ft.
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Hospitals are seeing a leap in sick people and that is an alarm signal.
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Hospitals are seeing a leap in sick people and that is an alarm signal.
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Apple TV+ is the tech company's first major leap in to the streaming world.
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A run on toilet paper represents a quantum leap in the anxiety-buying department.
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But over all, she said, "this work demonstrates a leap in the right direction."
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That's a big leap in a kingdom that until recently has had little tourism.
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"This new tech is going to create a leap in consciousness," Ms. Brown said.
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And a creative heart daring enough to take that leap in the first place.
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A3 designers are pitching Transpose to carriers as a major leap in airline fleet flexibility.
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But there's a rub: Towns didn't actually make a defensive leap in his sophomore season.
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If all you do is leap in with side kicks, the opponent need only move.
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Regardless of that leap in logic, I dare say the thing is pretty great looking.
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The country has opted for a leap in the dark in the form of Brexit.
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The great leap in smartphoning that all us schlubs have been waiting for is here.
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Heigl literally jumps for joy in one snap, taking a leap in her red bikini.
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The gain in steel was mirrored by an 173 percent leap in spot iron ore .
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George is awesome but so much of this leap in his ninth season was unexpected.
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I felt like I was living on the precipice of an evolutionary leap in history.
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Both of those figures have taken a leap in each of the last two years.
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Its stock gained $17.00, or 104.193 percent, to $249.26, its biggest leap in seven years.
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Hubei province, the epicenter of the virus, announced a major leap in infections last week.
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The introduction of AR and VR will deliver the next major leap in this journey.
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Then it was the turn of engine makers to produce a quantum leap in performance.
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Perhaps today giant profits will stimulate a new leap in competition amid the fears of decline.
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Without a big leap in productivity America alone will lack up to 90,000 doctors by 2025.
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The leap in performance you'll get will be like swapping your Toyota Camry for a Porsche.
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Kim Kardashian is here once more to leap in front of Kanye West's incoming PR crisis.
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But the vote on Thursday will still be a leap in the dark for many Republicans.
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And one team of scientists think they've made a leap in helping us understand this forest.
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But when you leap in price like that you should expect a big improvement in sound.
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He can then make a short leap in any direction at the apex of his climb.
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By knowing this intel, you can lay the groundwork for a serious professional leap in 2017.
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The year-over-year increase was the biggest advance since the 13.7 percent leap in 1997.
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"I wanted to produce a show that would make you leap in the air," she said.
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Fultz didn't follow the same college trajectory, but could he make a similar leap in the NBA?
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So bring it on, PUFFERs, because we are ready for the next giant leap in space-cute.
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"It's a leap in pen performance," said Steven Bathiche, whose title is distinguished scientist, Microsoft Applied Sciences.
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The next big leap in a new chapter of U.S. human spaceflight systems has left the pad.
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Who can blame car companies for their hesitancy to leap in with the same enthusiasm as Tesla?
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Dengue is common in Brazil, and the health ministry there reported a leap in cases this year.
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The next-generation console is expected to offer a huge leap in power over Sony's existing machines.
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And lo, the self-driving effort made the leap in December 2016, taking on the name Waymo.
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In other words, we're predicting yet another massive, tragic leap in the number of drug-induced deaths.
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The next big leap in a new chapter of U.S. human spaceflight systems has left the pad.
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He says Credit Agricole is ready to evaluate "a further dimensional leap" in asset management with Amundi.
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"Progress was going to require a leap in members' positions," Azevedo said at the event's closing ceremony.
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Does Antetokounmpo have another leap in him, one that can give Milwaukee a respectable half-court offense?
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The company, which supplies wheel rims to major automakers, has seen a big leap in capacity utilization.
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The leap in numbers means Italy represents about 15% of the global death toll of 4,200 people.
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The leap in demand is also the result of new quarantine policies in ports around the world.
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" She added: "Writing a novel or story is always a leap in the dark, a scary thing.
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In 1973 a Japanese computer scientist named Takeo Kanade made a major leap in facial-recognition technology.
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One of America's strongest industries stands on the brink of a new internet-style leap in productivity.
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Over a third of the sprinters made a big leap in the first decade of their careers.
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Don't be afraid to take a leap in your career, even if you think you're too inexperienced.
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The stock market's dramatic surge to record highs can largely be attributed to the leap in bank stocks.
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First of all — and this is very tough scientifically — Apple could make a big leap in battery life.
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She points to a Glasgow marketing company that did just that, and experienced a 30% leap in productivity.
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But the new processor brings along a new feature that marks a big leap in mobile connectivity: 5G.
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It's hard to comprehend the humongous leap in fan culture from what once was to what currently is.
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And having women like Nash unapologetically embrace their own bodies is a leap in the right direction, too.
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It's a huge leap in power over the Xbox One, but it's not a new generation of console.
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If (maybe when) the BFR is flying, SpaceX will have achieved a quantum leap in deep space flight.
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Having appeared only in Bengal, cholera made its first pandemic leap in 1817, during British rule in India.
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José de Echave, a former environment undersecretary, described Keiko's proposals as an "extremely dangerous," leap in the dark.
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Today, the company announced that it's releasing 20-qubit quantum computers, quite a leap in just 18 months.
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"We need a quantum leap in affordability, speed, and quality to reach homeless families exponentially faster," she said.
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In Kuwait, the index sank 2.3 percent as investors took profits after a 19 percent leap in January.
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The other is a radical leap in how the same cohort thinks about race, social justice and immigration.
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The nuclear deal has offered hope of a leap in trade between Oman and its gas-rich neighbour.
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This ambitious collaboration is a giant leap in accelerating one of our nation's greatest undertakings, the fight against cancer.
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To fill a national blood service, or even a single hospital, will require another major leap in the research.
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Each iPhone has brought some kind of leap in the cameras and the iPhone 2000 will be no different.
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Political movements sometimes leap in inspirational waves from one country to another, but local circumstances make all the difference.
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"(Ferragamo) will not take a leap in the dark in choosing a successor (to Poletto)," a second source said.
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The $8 trillion surge in global stocks is the result of a near 15% leap in MSCI's world index.
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The next step for AML software is a big leap in the amount and types of data it crunches.
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Credit is on the precipice of an exponential leap in innovation, which will reshape the world of financial inclusion.
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Chachki's feat may be one step forward for the fashion community, but one giant leap — in heels — for Drag.
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It seemed like 2018 was going to be the year when robots made a big leap in that direction.
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Verily, a life sciences outfit with plans to monitor glucose levels with contact lenses, made the leap in 2015.
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Maybe just as important, though, has been the big leap in performance level when the trio is split up.
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For one, it's always there, thanks to the leap in mobile tech, whether that be phones or fitness trackers.
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Human genome/DNA sequencing and CRISPR editing have enabled a vast leap in our understanding and treatment of disease.
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If you foresee needing deeper cuts or bigger pieces, beefier lasers exist without too massive a leap in price.
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Iran announced another major leap in its coronavirus death toll Friday, with the number of fatalities rising to 514.
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The activity, which was driven by a leap in credit card use, is a sign consumers are spending strongly.
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Many pieces of the puzzle are still missing, but the killing is a big leap in an uncertain direction.
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The long-promised streaming revolution — the next great leap in how the world gets its entertainment — is finally here.
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"5G" is the next leap in wireless communication, and it's already making its way into smartphones and other devices.
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But if Kim agrees to formally end the Korean War, it would be a leap in the right direction.
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Musk has told investors the new battery production line will help the carmaker achieve a quantum leap in productivity.
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With global emissions on the rise, the world is facing an exceptional challenge that demands a giant leap in innovation.
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The leap in performance is most evident in games, where beefy GPUs are required to play the most demanding titles.
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Combining the ease of the internet with the help of a human could spur the next evolutionary leap in shopping.
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MSCI's main world index rose 0.5%, led by the biggest leap in commodity-focused stocks in more than three months.
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The RBA's optimism partly emanates from a leap in the price of iron ore and coal - Australia's two biggest exports.
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Still, if these hurdles can be overcome, a huge leap in screen resolution would be just on the horizon. [Nature]
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And we think our next leap in technology will be an improvement of an order of magnitude in the technology.
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One art work consists of stacked logs labelled with Tallinn startups: Insly, Leap IN , Photry, and something called 3D Creationist.
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It's a gigantic leap in technology, especially when you consider the last storage record was set only two years ago.
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The leap in his third season earned him Most Improved Player while, of course, helping the Raptors win a championship.
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Time and again he would bring himself to the lip of a crisis and, meaning to leap over, leap in.
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The company forecast a 26% leap in earnings to between $685 million and $700 million this year compared to 2015.
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The $8 trillion surge in global stocks is the result of a near 15% leap in MSCI's world index .MIWD00000PUS.
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However, an expected leap in U.S. import demand has failed to materialize as buyers opt for gas from domestic shale deposits.
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However, an expected leap in U.S. import demand has failed to materialise as buyers opt for gas from domestic shale deposits.
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And Skyrim VR shows how tantalizingly close, yet excruciatingly far we are from a leap in gaming that feels truly different.
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James Cameron showed with his superb 3D imagery in "Avatar" how a leap in visual technology can create an outsized blockbuster.
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That's a leap in logic, but it could be effective messaging to discontented voters in the mostly blue state of Washington.
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The government also recorded a leap in proceeds from the sale of assets to 75.4 million rials from 6.8 million rials.
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Mortgage rates took their biggest leap in two months on Friday, thanks to a sell-off in the U.S. bond market.
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"We'd had a quantum leap in dental health," said Messina, an Ohio dentist in private practice for more than 30 years.
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"In the future, the new leap in productivity and well quality in Vaca Muerta is totally associated with geosteering," he said.
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While her latest novel, Swing Time, is superficially smoother and more conventional than NW, it makes a remarkable leap in technique.
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Applied Materials, a firm that makes equipment to build screens for smartphones, is reporting a huge leap in orders, reports Bloomberg.
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CME, which operates the COMEX copper contract, seems to have made some sort of quantum leap in terms of market participation.
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It said the two countries had achieved a "quantum leap" in bilateral relations and stressed the importance of further official visits.
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The subsequent leap in Tehran's stock market in late January and early February gave a hint of the country's investment potential.
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But the present pseudo-equilibrium between them is being drastically upset by Apple's leap in performance with the new A10 Fusion.
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He'd had his eye on the mayor's office for a while, and took the leap in 2013, beating incumbent Mike McGinn.
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One advance, from Ben-Gurion University in Israel, is a leap in the capabilities of what are called synthetic aperture systems.
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Thirty-nine percent have at least a bachelor's degree, and the leap in educational achievement has largely been driven by women.
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My recommendation: Try to stick it out for the iPhone X. It's the real leap in technology that you're looking for.
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More Presidents than not have made that leap in the modern era and won the historical validation of a second term.
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The 5G network, using wireless technology that provides a huge leap in speed and connectivity, will benefit companies, according to analysts.
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The thought of climbing back in Bigurl without a reup is enough to make Tandy want to leap in front of one.
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He'd smother the hands and leap in with a left hook to the body, then grab his man and start fighting rough.
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"This is a quantum leap in all aspects," Abdullatif al-Othman, governor of the Saudi Arabian General Investment Authority, told the conference.
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Attendant with that pace of investment activity around innovative companies is the need for a quantum leap in regulations for the industry.
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If a Reaper or a Tracer or a Genji is hitting your team's flank, leap in, drop your shield and fry them.
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Night Sight is momentous because it's a software change that delivers a leap in performance that previously only new hardware could bring.
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Magic Leap in October raised $502 million in a capital funding round, led by Singapore government-owned investment firm Temasek Holdings [TEM.UL].
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"Virtual Reality offers a big technological leap in the realm of driver safety training," said UPS exec Juan Perez in a statement.
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With the iPhone 7's camera, Apple is making quite a significant leap in max aperture from f/2.2 to f/1.8.
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The colossal leap in the dark that a traditionally cautious people — the British — were prepared to take has to be taken seriously.
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It should be noted that the 37 percent leap in share price was from a particularly low base on an historical basis.
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Prince could play a big role on the wing for a Nets team hoping to leap in the Eastern Conference playoff standings.
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"It's stood for so long because it was so special," he said of that remarkable leap in Gothenburg, Sweden 21 years ago.
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Italy recorded 168 new deaths from the coronavirus on Tuesday, the highest leap in fatalities in a single day in the country.
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Last Thursday, the Hubei authorities also reported a leap in the new daily tally of deaths: 193, compared with 94 for Wednesday.
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PetroRabigh added a further 3.1 percent after soaring 9.9 percent on Monday, when it reported a leap in fourth-quarter net profit.
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When lucky Jupiter and Venus align on the 7.993th, you could take a huge leap in love like becoming exclusive or even engaged.
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It's a great leap in thinking for such an established institution, and I'd love to see the IEA expand and deepen that approach.
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Google is testing a major leap in quality when casting a tab with video content from a Chrome desktop browser to your Chromecast.
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Political fragmentation means there is no guarantee that the next crisis will deliver the leap in integration needed to keep the euro safe.
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However, it was the upstart discounters such as Aldi and Lidl that saw the biggest leap in sales over the 21.8 week period.
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LONDON — A UK city council has made one simple change to its forms and one significant leap in the direction of gender inclusivity.
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He says Britain's interests are best served by staying in the 28-nation bloc and leaving would be a "leap in the dark".
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Housewives like Manisha Sapte in Mumbai were praying for the strike to end soon after they were shocked by Friday's leap in prices.
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Meetings across Europe reveal uncertainty over what would follow a vote that British Prime Minister David Cameron calls a "leap in the dark".
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While the overall amount is still modest, it is a notable leap in an economy where high inflation discourages many from seeking credit.
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Musk's tease comes as a recent report suggested the Model 3 could take a production leap in spite of its well-publicized woes.
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Second-year players often make a leap in the NBA; it&aposs expected, to varying degrees, depending on how their rookie years went.
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The iPhone was a full-touch-screen device, and that was a huge leap in innovation at that point for the mobile industry.
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The leap in inflation comes despite emergency rate hikes by the Turkish central bank in recent weeks, tightening policy by 500 basis points.
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Which is why Kevin's was the first number I dialed after visiting the (until now) mysterious startup Magic Leap in suburban South Florida.
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"This is a leap in Shimon's musical quality because it's using deep learning to create a more structured and coherent composition," said Weinberg.
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Most of the time she will hold her palm out, attempting to parry jabs, and then leap in afterwards with her left hook.
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After a years-long leap in time, the grandmother has died, and the husband and wife have not made it to the funeral.
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The same TruePic VIII image processor from last generation also makes a return, so you won't be getting a huge leap in capabilities.
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Beyond the blue chips, a 12.6 percent leap in Greencore Group's shares buoyed the UK mid cap index, which was up 0.7 percent.
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Despite China's leap in global rankings, it lags way behind exports of the top two dealers on the list: the U.S. and Russia.
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The quantum property of superposition allows a quantum bit—a "qubit"—to be both at once, resulting in a huge leap in speed.
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It could be that you or I will only really feel fulfilled after a daring and concrete leap in the direction of moral radicalism.
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Rio Tinto slipped 2.5 percent after the global miner reported a 152 percent leap in half-year underlying earnings but still missed analyst expectations.
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Rio Tinto dipped 2.2 percent after the global miner reported a 152 percent leap in half year underlying earnings but still missed analyst expectations.
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As a result wages are rising faster than in the West - led by Hungary with a 252.7 percent year-on-year leap in March.
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It comes despite the advent of powerful computing technologies that provide us with a massive leap in the evolution of analysis of past events.
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The result is the impressive Quest headset, which succeeded with flying colors at this task (though it's not much of a leap in others).
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" Beyond that, when it comes to her advice for others looking to Take the Leap in their career, Brown has two words: "Be practical.
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This is a big leap in technology for internal combustion engines and we'll be interested to hear more about it and how it's received.
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Jump Pack: Winston makes a rocket-assisted leap in whichever direction he's facing, dealing moderate damage to any enemies close to where he lands.
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China's recent unveiling of the world's largest telescope, a $180 million project, marks a huge leap in the decades-long search for extraterrestrial life.
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He had a great season, played at a high level and been dominant all year and took a big leap in the right direction.
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The leap in the price of oil, combined with fears that sanctions on Russia could hit supplies of other commodities, energized the entire sector.
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Wright already has already built a two-seat electric plane, but to fly a commercial plane would take a significant leap in battery technology.
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National Co for Glass Industries surged 7.1 percent after reporting a 33 percent leap in quarterly net profit, although operating profit actually fell sharply.
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"What they found was about twice as many areas as was known, which is a huge leap in neuroscience of human brain," McCormick says.
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The agency's interest in re-evaluating regulatory requirements is the first step towards a giant leap in the way that we treat the heart.
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" Dr. Hawking added, "Today we commit to the next great leap in the cosmos, because we are human and our nature is to fly.
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J.P. There's no laying back on "Sélébéyone," the latest experimental leap in the fusion between jazz and hip-hop, by the saxophonist Steve Lehman.
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"There's hope the leap in sales to first-time buyers can stick through the rest of the year and into next spring," Yun said.
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Kinshasa's "roulages", traffic policemen who leap in front of cars to shake down drivers at every opportunity, often regretted trying it on with Mambele.
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"The withdrawal agreement is, in short, a reckless leap in the dark," Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the opposition Labour Party, said just before Mrs.
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Aside from a gargantuan leap in services exports to China, the U.S. does not appear to have much room to dent the trade deficit.
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When Bryant had made the leap in 1996, most teams were reluctant to draft a high school player, and Bryant slipped to No. 13.
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A simple glance at costs over the last few decades show very little rise in physician salaries but a giant leap in administrative overhead.
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"This is a very big leap, in terms of our output, our capacity, our footprint," Bruce Linton, Canopy Growth's CEO, said in an interview.
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Tajay Gayle of Jamaica was the last man to qualify into the finals; but then he blasted off the 10th best leap in history.
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"This extraordinary joint venture is the next giant leap in growing soccer's popularity in North America," said Stephen Ross, chairman and owner of Relevent.
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Mining companies bracing for a heavy hit from the nationwide lockdown warned of an expected leap in costs in addition to their lost output.
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As proved with the UFC's like-for-like deal with the USA, this is a massive leap in the progression of wrestling in Blighty.
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A post by Bethesda—the game's publisher—stated that Doom Eternal will introduce the next "leap" in the rebooted series' fast-paced and visceral action.
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Zurich Insurance announced a 275 percent leap in full-year net profit on Thursday, boosted by a strong rebound in its core general insurance business.
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That's a huge leap in the space of a few years and is testament to just how fun and effective these unmanned aerial vehicles are.
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One of the few standouts was the Financial Times, which constantly warned of the leap in the dark, and consistently asked for the Leave plan.
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MSCI's main world index rose 123%, led by gains in South Korea and Australia, the biggest leap in commodity-focused stocks in over three months.
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The device hit retail on April 1, and largely positive press has likely helped many consumers take the leap, in spite of its premium pricing.
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It represents a huge leap in our understanding of how the brain recognizes faces and a potential window into recording what the brain is seeing.
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Back in 2014, Gizmodo wrote a huge dive on Magic Leap in which we tried to deduce what the hell the company was working on.
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Even with some of the camera settings adjusted and High Dynamic Range (HDR) and "Sharpness" turned on, I didn't see a noticeable leap in clarity.
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Her insights will help you understand Hollywood's gruesome inheritance, and how the jump from "then" to "now" does not require a tremendous leap in imagination.
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On Wednesday, Facebook is expected to post a 45.6-percent leap in revenue and a similar increase in earnings per share, according to analysts' estimates.
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Gross domestic product growth soared to 12.5 percent in the year through last March 20, although almost entirely due to a leap in oil exports.
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Jumping from the new iPad to the Pro version means a $270 leap in price for the privilege of using Apple's proprietary keyboard and stylus.
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No surprise he took a flying leap in the other direction in Phoenix on Tuesday night, and delivered a speech that was all about division.
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Unless Turner makes a leap in Year Four, George is exactly what Indiana needs to reach a level Oladipo probably can't take them by himself.
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Even so, it will require quite a leap — in terms of due process and timetable — to ban Russia's Olympic team as a whole from Rio.
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It was the supporting act for a possible American leap in the dark that would place Trump's portrait in United States embassies around the world.
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The comments came after SABIC reported an 81 percent leap in second-quarter net profit, citing higher selling prices and a jump in sales volumes.
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This is a big leap: In May 22, when it last raised money, G23.7 Crowd was valued at $22 million post-money, according to PitchBook.
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The leap in oil combined with fears that sanctions on Russia could hit supplies of other commodities to light a fire under the entire sector.
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The drab baseline held longer than it should have — even through the roaring '20300s, which brought higher restaurant prices without a corresponding leap in adventurousness.
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An intelligent delivery network, digital meters, programmable thermostats and other controls interact with appliances, machinery and telecommunication devices, providing a quantum leap in customer sovereignty.
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Maybe it makes more sense financially to take some courses now and make big leap in your earnings than to open a new investment account.
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One vehicle for this big leap in visual tech is the HDMI 2.1, which the Xbox Series X says it will take full advantage of.
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The Cleveland Browns were expected to take a big leap in 2019, but the season turned into a disaster, with the team going 6-10.
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But still, this dramatic leap in the other direction entirely came as a bit of a shock to her loyal fans, to put it mildly.
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In spite of concerns that the market is at or even beyond full employment, job growth charged ahead, led by a leap in construction payrolls.
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So applying to the CIA a few years after 9/11 was not a far leap in logic after studying international affairs in graduate school.
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"We're making a leap in space communications ability that is unmatched in NASA's history," Bolden proclaimed in the video while flanked by US and NASA flags.
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Saudi Industrial Investment Group fell 7.4 percent, despite reporting a big leap in second-quarter net profit to 321 million riyals, ahead of two analysts' forecasts.
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The internet streaming company that's promising 600 hours of new original content next year has just taken a huge leap in its march toward global domination.
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It's ambitious, a little sappy, and at times requires a leap in logic, but it's also funny, sincere, occasionally profound, and never wears out its welcome.
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The hotly anticipated Nvidia GeForce GTX 21080 is now official, marking a major leap in performance and efficiency with the introduction of the new Pascal architecture.
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Well, here's a step in the right direction: The eduCBA Test Prep & Certifications Lifetime Subscription Bundle contains valuable information for taking a professional leap in 2018.
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All of the above were at one time the latest obtuse term for some complicated technology that's been hyped as the next leap in gaming graphics.
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"At a time of severe price volatility and global market uncertainty - I believe it would be wrong to take a leap in the dark," Truss said.
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Meta differs from Magic Leap in that people have actually had the chance to try out their (much older) devices and see prototypes/developer versions functioning.
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Davis was in and out of the lineup, and for the first time made only a moderate leap in skill level rather than a monster one.
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The huge leap in donations indicates that Sanders' popularity has not diminished in the three years since he entered the Democratic primary contest against Hillary Clinton.
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Context A leap in job gains in February clears the way for the Federal Reserve to raise the benchmark interest rate when it meets this month.
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Perhaps the biggest leap in cans, and an unqualified success, comes from Jordan Salcito, a sommelier turned wine entrepreneur, who has reimagined the canned wine cooler.
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Vivo is also professing to have achieved a huge leap in image stabilization by way of a "gimbal-like structure" on the 48-megapixel primary camera.
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Though Kering brands such as Gucci and Bottega Veneta have decided to merge genders on the runway, they haven't made the same leap in leave policies.
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It predicts spending will surpass $20203 billion by November 6 -- a 35% jump over the 2014 midterms and the largest leap in at least two decades.
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Ooredoo group also reported a more than 550 percent leap in fourth-quarter profit, rising to 360 million riyals from 55 million riyals a year earlier.
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A new national survey by the Pew Research Center found that the leap in Republicans' optimism about the economy's direction has far outpaced Democrats' sagging outlook.
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The next step, wines from vineyards deemed good enough to bear the name of a particular village, like these three Marsannays, represents a big leap in quality.
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That was a stunning leap in fuel efficiency, delivered at a time when the price of jet fuel was at a near-record of $2.50 per gallon.
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Many activists say the doll is a step, but not a leap, in the right direction for a brand often criticized for its lack of black representation.
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Their fundraising represents a big leap in private space investments in India, a leading space power but where the government has enjoyed a near-monopoly for decades.
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"Leaving the magazine business and working for myself has been an exponential leap in terms of earnings," Ms. Welteroth said in a recent interview with The Cut.
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Abu Dhabi's index gained 0.6 percent on the back of a 5.1 percent surge by Dana Gas after it reported a 71 percent leap in quarterly profit.
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The blacktip sharks typically hang out in the region from January to the end of March and leap in and out of the water, similar to dolphins.
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Abu Dhabi's index gained 0.3 percent on the back of a 3.4 percent surge by Dana Gas after it reported a 71 percent leap in quarterly profit.
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"They have made a big leap in the past years, many players play abroad and more youngsters are coming up," said Germany's Polish-born forward Lukas Podolski.
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Despite a leap in playing time, his assist to usage ratio is still near the bottom at his position (and down from where it was last season).
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BEIJING, Oct 13 (Reuters) - China's largest oil and gas producer PetroChina reported on Monday a leap in third-quarter net profit on rebounding crude prices and deleveraging.
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The same rural communities saw girls' mean age of marriage rise from 14.9 to 17.5 – a small jump in years, but a major leap in adolescent maturation.
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It's likely re-stocking played some part in the leap in coking coal imports, which means the March jump was more than likely a one-off event.
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The company is at the vanguard of a new wave of emotion analysis that will lead to a quantum leap in customer understanding and emotion-aware computing.
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Less than a year removed from Zion Williamson's departure from Durham, a new Duke freshman has stolen his crown for the biggest vertical leap in program history.
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If Mahindra aims to make the leap in the American market from tractors and off-road models to cars or sport-utility vehicles, it has several options.
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And it includes that Stevie Wonder moment, in a short montage focused on the show's leap, in its final years, into lavish, thrill-a-minute mega-production.
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Nevertheless, European shares and Wall Street futures both rose nearly 21% in the slipstream of an almost 2543% leap in Italy where government bonds also rallied hard.
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President John F. Kennedy's iconic 1962 speech, directing the United States to put boots on the moon within the decade, set in motion a leap in innovation.
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On its first day of that quarantine, Italy recorded its highest leap in fatalities in a single day: 168 new coronavirus deaths were reported there on Tuesday.
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A fourth round appearance means a A$240,000 ($192,000) cheque, nearly half the total prize money in his career, and a potentially life-changing leap in rankings.
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American Airlines said it had seen a 17 percent decline in pet transportation requests between 2016 and 2017, but a 48 percent leap in emotional animal transports.
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Frog's Leap in Napa Valley makes a good one for around $20, as does Huia in the Marlborough region of New Zealand for about the same price.
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Much of the world is hailing the first landing of a space probe on the far side of the moon as a huge leap in space exploration.
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"The brave and assiduous oversight by Congressional leaders in discovering this unprecedented abuse of process represents a giant, historic leap in the repair of America's democracy," Page said.
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Each new generation is marked by the promise of a giant leap in performance, and the threat of a technological break with the past—ie, no backward compatibility.
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Swiss startup Dacuda's 3D scanning division was acquired by Magic Leap in February, but it seems the company's founder, Michael Born, is just getting started with computer vision.
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The energy firm saw its biggest leap in eight months after announcing that Abu Dhabi Power Corporation plans to take control of it in an asset swap deal.
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Nevertheless, research published in 2017 showed there had been a 37% leap in the share of British workers who had been offered a wearable device by their employer.
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The jump from mechanical drives to solid state offered a massive leap in performance, and the more recent transition from SATA to M.2 delivered yet more gains.
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But National Co for Glass Industries jumped its 10 percent daily limit after reporting a 3153 percent leap in quarterly net profit, although operating profit actually fell sharply.
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Production in Congo is likely to increase in the next few years, but some investment may be deterred by a recent five-fold leap in royalties on cobalt.
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It'll bring the same kind of quantum leap in bandwidth speeds to your home without the messiness of ripping open your walls for complicated and expensive network installations.
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The leap in subscribers marked a sharp turnaround from three months ago, when investors sent Netflix shares tumbling 14 percent after it missed Wall Street's subscriber growth targets.
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" Carter Page: "The brave and assiduous oversight by Congressional leaders in discovering this unprecedented abuse of process represents a giant, historic leap in the repair of America's democracy.
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With a starting price of $235,2000 and a battery range of 215 miles, the new Tesla is a big leap in the company's expansion beyond expensive luxury models.
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The core of Nixon's plan—what Moynihan, in " The Politics of a Guaranteed Income ," called "a quantum leap in social policy"—was buried among his more flamboyant flops.
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Carney noted the vulnerability of elevated sovereign debt levels to a leap in borrowing costs or diminished growth prospects on the back of either trade or political headwinds.
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New research from Draper into technology that could build a self-return system into spacesuits would produce a significant leap in astronaut safety during activities in outer space.
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The most likely explanation for the reported leap in unemployment, he said, is that many small businesses are still recovering from the currency overhaul of two years ago.
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The rat has sensitive ears, strong legs and big feet, the better to hear a predator and leap in the air or kick sand in its attacker's face.
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The next time astronauts make a giant leap in space travel, it could be with a mission to Mars, making the question of nutrition a lot more difficult.
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David Goggins, the Navy's program executive officer for submarines, called them "a generational leap in submarine capability for the Navy" in a statement on the Navy's website Monday.
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Interest payments on all government debt (including some state issues) totaled $414 billion in 2010; that increased to only $433 billion in 85033, despite the leap in borrowings.
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We therefore think the central bank is likely to announce a 'quantum leap' in risk asset purchases when it likely downgrades its growth and inflation forecasts in April.
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It seems like sometime, maybe three years ago, two years ago, you guys really took a big leap in terms of the kind of stuff you were publishing.
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It's been extremely stressful on my finances to not have benefits, but it was an important leap in my career, so I took the sacrifice as a temporary situation.
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But extrapolating a single source of light with two absorptions to account for all of the missing matter "is a bit of a leap, in my opinion," she said.
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Bill O'Brien could leap in front of them and take his old college quarterback, Christian Hackenberg, who has been linked to the Texans since O'Brien first took the job.
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The study, by the Boston Consulting Group, assumes a significant leap in consumer demand for electric vehicles, which continue to account for only a fraction of U.S. vehicle sales.
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The leap in OpenAI Five's capabilities mirrors that of AlphaStar's, and both are strong examples of how this approach to AI can produce unprecedented levels of game-playing ability.
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And while Newell is open to the idea that VR might totally fail, he thinks we'll see a massive leap in its hardware quality over the next two years.
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He then announced the successful birth of twins Lulu and Nana on YouTube and expounded upon the stunning scientific leap in an interview with the Associated Press on Monday.
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Its most recent round before this was a SoftBank-led $250 million round at a $5.1 billion valuation, pointing to a huge leap in Slack's price since September 2017.
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Scherer said options included a makeover of the existing line-up or new types of plane, based either broadly on existing technology or a costlier leap in advanced features.
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Using technology now under development, the Bird of Prey could provide a 30-50 percent reduction in fuel burn compared to equivalent aircraft today — a major leap in efficiency.
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In this case, it's mostly just the SF Bay Area, plus others scattered between Boston, Los Angeles, San Diego and one (Magic Leap) in the unfortunately named Plantation, Florida.
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How this debate is resolved will, in a very real sense, determine whether UAVs enable us to take a major leap in health and safety within our own borders.
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He was a prospect, no doubt, but placing him in against the man who had just stopped Lyoto Machida in three minutes seemed an almost sadistic leap in competition.
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Some hopeful data emerged before the BoJ's monetary-policy meeting, notably that industrial production rose month on month in March by 20173%, the biggest leap in nearly five years.
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The Postal Service's package business made a 10% leap in revenue and saw a 6.8% increase in volume from last fiscal year, according to an agency report released Wednesday.
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We may be due for a big hardware upgrade soon — next year's rumored 210-year anniversary version of the iPhone is said to be Apple's biggest leap in ages.
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India took a giant leap in its space program on Monday after its space agency launched a spacecraft that is scheduled to touch down on the Moon in September.
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Casting an actor with so little stage experience was dicey, "a leap in the dark," Mr. Andrews called it, but a leap both he and Mr. Foster willingly took.
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The central bank has also used aggressive intervention to engineer a huge leap in yuan borrowing rates in Hong Kong, essentially making it prohibitively expensive to short the currency.
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But since Saudi capital markets are small, the asset sales will require a leap in foreign inflows at a time when low oil prices are causing unease among investors.
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The upswing is mostly due to improvements in aircraft engines, and it's expected new propulsion systems will make another leap in reducing fuel use in the years to come.
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It paws at the water hesitantly, preparing to leap in, then backs away at the last minute, because who know knows what the hell is going on in there.
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Cboe launched the bitcoin futures under the "XBT" ticker symbol on Sunday following a giant leap in the digital currency's price this year and a surge of investor interest.
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Battery life in the iPhone 11 Pro is about four hours longer than in the iPhone XS. Apple called the upgrade "our most dramatic leap in battery life ever."
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But figuring out the true size of the infected population will require a leap in US capabilities to actually test for the virus—a technology that has been delayed.
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The war led to a leap in human progress that few political leaders contemplated at the start: Congress abolished slavery by passing a constitutional amendment soon after the war.
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He decided to take the leap in November and go full-time as a reseller, because he knew he'd be able to increase sales volume with the additional time.
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The prime minister's three-pronged package to revive the sclerotic economy – dubbed Abenomics – has led to a sharp plunge in interest rates and a gravity-defying leap in the yen.
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They ensure that you can leap in and enjoy the new stuff you've paid for almost as soon as it arrives, even if you haven't kept pace with everyone else.
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We've watched the next leap in mobile networking trickle out in some areas, we've witnessed embarrassing proof of concept demos and we've seen telecoms try to pass off fake 5G.
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But I think the difference in the dynamic was that for other people, especially [multi-instrumentalist] Sarah Martin, Storytelling was a big leap in terms of coming up with material.
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But the president doesn't want a well-planned communications strategy; he wants people who'll leap in front of the cameras to blindly defend whatever it is he says or does.
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A closely watched monthly gauge of the country's giant services industry reported a record leap in activity in August, echoing similar data for the much smaller manufacturing and construction sectors.
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SAEVs could enable a quantum leap in the intelligence and livability of land use and transportation systems, but only if they are linked, only if they communicate and share data.
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We need to explain the risks of a Remain vote, but we also have to set out why this is not the great leap in the dark that people think.
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As with other kinds of technologies that are looking to make the leap from outlier oddity to mainstream mainstay, solar has a hurdle to leap in terms of customer perception.
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But even these are going to find the jump from a 2D screen to an explorable 360° environment heavy on development resource and a giant leap in terms of playability.
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Vodafone has also started UK 5G services, which offer speeds around 20 times faster than 4G and a leap in capacity that will allow millions more devices to be connected.
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"The Summit will showcase a leap in collective national political ambition and it will demonstrate massive movements in the real economy in support of the agenda," the summit's website states.
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The direct sequel to the award-winning and best-selling DOOM (2016), experience the ultimate combination of speed and power with the next leap in push-forward, first-person combat.
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In both the United States and Europe, political and economic frustrations have produced a groundswell against the status quo and an apparent readiness to make a leap in the dark.
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Autonomous-driving technology has been intentionally marketed as a hyper-advanced, quantum leap in car technology, closer resembling a NASA planetary rover in terms of technology than a Ford Focus.
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At 20093 minutes, this tribute to film noir looks to be a huge leap in ambition for the writer and director David Robert Mitchell (the sleeper horror hit "It Follows").
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"The very recent leap in CPO prices has made a large part of the price adjustment that I thought would only occur in early 2580," Fry said, addressing the conference.
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The leap in Offill's work is how she imagines expanding this circle of domestic care to include the world, harnessing this powerful, private force and releasing it into the collective.
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"Chefs, Drugs and Rock & Roll" seems to have been conceived as an oral history about the rule-breaking, creative leap in American cooking that started in the 1970s and 1980s.
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There were bright spots, however, including an expected improvement in the United States and a 44% leap in quarterly operating profit at GU, its fashion line focusing on younger shoppers.
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The Sotheby's leap in valuation to at least $223 million for "Femme et Oiseaux" was deemed too ambitious, and it sold unopposed to the guarantor for £226 million with fees.
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JJ Kinahan, chief strategist at TD Ameritrade, noted that the low levels in the VIX are reducing even the amount of hedging activity against a sharp leap in the index.
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"This very substantial level of funding should enable a quantum leap in psychedelic-focused research," said James Potash, director of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, in a statement.
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But while the technology is far more expensive than traditional wind power, it's both a small step and a giant leap, in terms of its power to demonstrate a technology.
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The industry's significant leap in revenue is due entirely to streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music, which are more than balancing the decline in CD sales and download sales.
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Instead Nurmagomedov seems to either give his opponents no respect and leap in with left hooks, or too much respect and struggle to initiate his first move to the clinch.
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In Qatar, telecommunications operator Ooredoo rose 9433 percent after it reported a 75 percent leap in first-quarter net profit to 879 million riyals ($241.4 million), driven by foreign exchange gains.
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These products deliver a revolutionary leap in performance and innovation with real-time ray tracing and AI, but some customers may have delayed their purchase while waiting for lower price points.
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In Qatar, telecommunications operator Ooredoo rose 0.8 percent after it reported a 75 percent leap in first-quarter net profit to 879 million riyals ($241.4 million), driven by foreign exchange gains.
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Bauxy, Claim Di and Snapsheet are all about mobile solutions that help insurers make a leap in customer engagement to become much more effective every step of the new digital journey.
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In Dubai, the index rose 0.3 percent to 3,531 points with Union Properties adding 2.0 percent after it reported a 270 percent leap in second-quarter net profit attributable to shareholders.
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Similar to previous months, producer price gains were mainly seen in mining and heavy industry, with a 36.1 percent leap in mining, the biggest jump in that category since early 2010.
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The CGM represents a quantum leap in helping to make daily diabetes decisions and is unique to the point that the FDA created a new "non-adjunctive" indication for the system.
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On Friday, the University of Michigan reported that its Consumer Sentiment Index reached a 2900-year high of 220006 in October, up from 2202 in September, an unexpected leap in confidence.
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Balfour Beatty jumped 9.3%, its biggest one-day rise in more than 10-1/2 years, after the infrastructure company reported a leap in profits and upgraded its annual cash forecast.
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Having reduced plastic packaging by just 1% in 2018, Sainsbury's said a "transformational leap in thinking" was required to tackle the almost 120,000 tonnes of plastic packaging it uses a year.
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Having reduced plastic packaging by just 1% in 2018, Sainsbury's said a "transformational leap in thinking" was required to tackle the almost 120,000 tonnes of plastic packaging it uses a year.
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Spring seems to arrive out of nowhere each year, a sudden and implausible 30-degree leap in temperature from what is always, somehow, the worst winter the city has ever seen.
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Xinhua said the commissioning of the Nanchang, which is equipped with air-defence, anti-missile, anti-ship and anti-submarine weapons, represented a "generational leap" in the Chinese navy&aposs destroyers.
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If scientists can overcome the formidable technical challenges, the project would represent a monumental leap in combating the Earth's addiction to dirty power sources which worsen air pollution and global warming.
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Streaming viewers did get a 4K SDR feed that looked very good, but since the production itself was in 1080p and upscaled to 4K, it wasn't a tremendous leap in quality.
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DXY, which has had its best first half in three years, and a 16 percent leap in oil prices LCOc1 have played a big role too clobbering emerging markets particularly hard.
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A crafty little scene featuring a tender one-night stand shows us a leap in the way Patrick comprehends sex, and acknowledges a generational shift between Patrick and young gay men.
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MOSCOW, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Russia's Norilsk Nickel (Nornickel) reported an 81% leap in first-half net profit to $3 billion, citing higher prices for palladium and increased output of its key metals.
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Minnesota can gamble on Karl-Anthony Towns and Andrew Wiggins making a collective leap in 2019, retain Butler's Bird Rights, then offer nearly $50 million more than any other team can guarantee.
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Despite that leap in investable funds, Johannes P. Huth, head of EMEA at KKR, told CNBC that although there have been some recent adjustments in the market, valuations are not particularly attractive.
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Drake just made a giant leap in the Son of the Year award standings ... plunking down some serious money to get his dad, Dennis Graham, a baller-ass gift on Father's Day.
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Samsung today recorded its biggest leap in profits for three years, up 260 percent year-on-year, showing that there is far more to the company than the Galaxy Note 22 saga.
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Yes, this research comes with caveats, but it's part of a very real and very rapid leap in artificial intelligence over the past several years, a leap driven by deep neural networks.
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But the biggest leap in deaths from cancer is expected to come from low- and middle-income countries, according to the report presented at the World Cancer Congress in Paris on Tuesday.
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But that kind of range is about to be matched by mass-market vehicle brands at much lower prices, thanks to a leap in battery technology that is mirrored by sales projections.
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Shares of the SPDR S&P Homebuilders ETF (XHB) tracked for their best quarter in more than 2 years Friday, amid a leap in homebuilder sentiment to its highest in 12 years.
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Taken together, these Walmart initiatives mark a major leap in the vision for the type of businesses Walmart will operate, and customers it will serve, five or 10 years down the line.
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Like their predecessors, the Trump administration must make a conceptual leap in terms of developing the apparatus and programs needed to combat the ideologically driven political warfare campaigns directed against our nation.
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Tesla may be on the verge of a pretty big leap in Model 3 production this week, reported electric car blog Electrek, citing a leaked email from CEO Elon Musk to employees.
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There's no rush to leap in, though, even if a manager puts out a Sale sign again, since you "generally see a fund that reopens stay open for a while," added Kinnel.
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"The brave and assiduous oversight by Congressional leaders in discovering this unprecedented abuse of process represents a giant, historic leap in the repair of America's democracy," Page said in a statement Friday.
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Though Duan admitted that humans still had a long way to go before they can could colonize space, he was adamant that his team's project was a leap in the right direction.
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Shares in SABIC edged down 21.4 pct in quiet, early trade after the company reported an 21 pct year-on-year leap in second-quarter net profit to 23.7503 billion riyals ($1.79 billion).
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Once you go above the $50 mark you'll find a leap in quality, especially if you choose mechanical keyboards, which can be louder to type on but tend to be much more durable.
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MOSCOW, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Russia's Norilsk Nickel (Nornickel) posted a 77 percent leap in first-half core earnings, with strong global prices offsetting the impact of U.S. sanctions on the company's co-owner.
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More recently a leap in remittances from the millions of Filipinos who work abroad and a boom in the outsourcing of back-office work to the country by Western firms have boosted growth.
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The polymer works at 5 volts — another surprising leap in energy performance — and can be manufactured like plastic wrap, unlike the expensive and absurdly complex methods that have hobbled other solid state efforts.
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The valuation appears to be a huge leap in the context of Coveo's funding history: in that last round, it had a post-money valuation of about $370 million, according to PitchBook data.
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Later that evening, Yang spoke third at the Iowa Democrat's Liberty and Justice Celebration, where, in 2007, Obama made a leap in the polls that many of the 2020 candidates hoped to recreate.
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Given the explosion of vast amounts of data and the increasing importance of simulations in scientific research, we need to make the next exponential leap in HPC, exascale computing and next generation computing.
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"Adoption of these standards represents a quantum leap in statewide building standards," Bob Raymer, the technical director for the CBIA said in remarks to the energy commission prior to the vote in Sacramento.
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His role is to leverage the incredible opportunities available to investors in India, a country which has seen a huge leap in tech accessibility in recent years and boasts a huge, young population.
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New technology means that the next quantum leap in the retail experience could be just around the corner, but it may not be about delving deeper into the virtual world of online shopping.
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TVs with streaming video capabilities have made a big leap in the past two years — 56 percent of U.S. adults own a streaming-enabled television, up from one-third of adults in 2015.
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President Barack Obama shared Musk's optimism in a CNN op-ed on October 11, calling for America to take "the next giant leap" in spaceflight by sending humans to Mars by the 2030s.
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The photos, described by historian Martin Cueppers as a representing a "quantum leap in the visual record on the Holocaust in occupied Poland", had belonged to Johann Niemann, once deputy commandant of Sobibor.
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"If we feel like being in control keeps us safe then it can make it difficult to take a big leap in business or make a risky investment that's worth it," says Lowbridge.
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"2018 will be the year where the smartphone camera takes a quantum leap in technology," said Philip-James Jacobowitz, a product manager for Qualcomm, a chip maker that provides components to smartphone makers.
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Nintendo handhelds never lost their appeal, meanwhile, but the leap in mobile capabilities and the failure of the Wii U opened the door for the company to push the envelope with the Switch.
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The strategy, investigators realized, represented an evolutionary leap in organized crime: Bank robbers no longer had to have a footprint inside the US. Now they could do everything remotely, never touching a US jurisdiction.
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But they also hint at a budding competition that could make the next big leap in space exploration very different from the collaborative, government-led ventures that have characterised space development in the past.
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Imports rose by 5.8 percent, the most since the 7.8 percent leap in July 2009, on gains for electronic and electrical equipment and parts, which were boosted by the introduction of new cellphone models.
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Sonny Coloma, a spokesman for President Benigno S. Aquino III, said the agreement would allow a "generational leap" in the defense capabilities of the Philippines, which has one of the weakest militaries in Asia.
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Meanwhile, central banks have repeatedly shown that they will fire the monetary bazooka if financial markets take fright; they would welcome neither a collapse in equity markets nor a big leap in bond yields.
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This as Zurich Insurance posted a 342 percent leap in third-quarter net profit on the back of the successful implementation of restructuring initiatives pushed through under new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mario Greco.
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Shares in Autogrill jumped more than 225 percent on Thursday after the airports and motorway caterer promised steady revenue growth over the next three years following a 2300 percent leap in 2225 net profit.
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"Melania" boasted the fifth-largest leap in popularity among girl names last year, CNBC reports, citing a new report on the top baby names of 2112 released by the Social Security Administration on Friday.
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"It came as a pleasant surprise," Olav Njoelstad, director of the Norwegian Nobel Institute, told Reuters of the leap in the number of nominees to 376 from a previous high of 278 in 2014.
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Egypt Aluminum rose 26 percent after the company reported a leap in quarterly net profit to 2608 million Egyptian pounds ($20.1 million) from 21 million pounds a year earlier, as sales more than doubled.
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Its passage pushed Wall Street to record highs, with analysts recently forecasting a 25 percent leap in aggregate S&P 500 earnings in the March quarter, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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The Collector's Edition includes: The direct sequel to the award-winning and best-selling DOOM (2016), experience the ultimate combination of speed and power with the next leap in push-forward, first-person combat.
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But with a fastball that sits in the high 80s and two abbreviated playoff starts last season, not lasting five innings, it was hard to foresee such a leap in his development this year.
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Dozens of little-known companies across the globe have seen their share prices leap in recent months after unveiling plans to enter the bitcoin industry or that of its underlying distributed ledger blockchain technology.
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With Macri improving the business environment, Argentina saw a 221 percent leap in venture capital transactions from 22 to 230, according to data from the Latin American Private Equity and Venture Capital Association (LAVCA).
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"The brave and assiduous oversight by congressional leaders in discovering this unprecedented abuse of process represents a giant, historic leap in the repair of America's democracy," Mr. Page said in a statement on Friday.
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In fact, the 20% leap in the S&P 500 since last August is partially due to progress on the trade front that culminated in the signing of a phase one deal last week.
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"An exit from the EU would create an economic shock, it would cost jobs, damage living standards and it would represent a big leap in the dark," he said in an interview on BBC television.
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A closely-watched monthly gauge of Britain's giant services industry published on Monday reported a record leap in activity in August, echoing similar data released last week for the much smaller manufacturing and construction sectors.
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Despite all the potential benefits and costs of leaving the EU, at the end, it will be up to the British public to decide whether to take a "leap in to the dark" or not.
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Dozens of little-known companies across the globe have seen their share prices leap in recent months after unveiling plans to enter the bitcoin industry or that of its underlying distributed ledger blockchain technology. 2.
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The FTSE 250, however, eked out a 0.04% gain, helped by a strengthening of the pound as well as an 8% leap in Wood Group after the oilfield services provider forecast higher 2019 core earnings.
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The University of Toronto said it had seen a stunning 80 percent leap in applications from the United States in the 12-month period ending in March, compared with the same period a year earlier.
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For Toronto, a major leap in productivity from both Pascal Siakam and Fred VanVleet, with the continued excellence of Kyle Lowry, has created a well-balanced team that has not yet seemed to miss Leonard.
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The Permanent Structured Cooperation, or PESCO, could be the biggest leap in EU defense policy in decades and may go some way to matching the bloc's economic and trade prowess with a more powerful military.
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That triumph was also the last time Ferrari had topped the podium but Vettel's victory underlined the huge leap in performance made by the glamour team, whose cars showed impressive pace and reliability in winter testing.
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Each statistical leap in the number of payments (or standard deviation if you want to get technical), was associated with an 18 percent rise in mortality, after controlling for other factors like income, age, and education.
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While 240Hz is undoubtedly an improvement over the plethora of 144Hz monitors, it won't be a huge leap in smoothness like the jump from 60Hz to 144Hz was, given that game engines don't support it yet.
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The content itself will be the same the channels show outside of the mixed reality environment for now, says Steinberg, but the company might experiment with creating custom content specifically for Magic Leap in the future.
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Roman Zentsov was a pretty limited fighter back in the PRIDE days, but he was good at waiting for a kick just to leap in with the left hook when his opponent was on one leg.
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Rector & Visitors of George Mason University was heard made a historic leap in American case law as it relates to sex: They ruled that there is no constitutional right to engage in BDSM play in America.
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Keil believes that Magic Leap does not want these items disclosed in the public forum and has demanded payment of millions of dollars from Magic Leap in exchange for not publicly filing these baseless whistleblower claims.
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Its latest stacked CMOS design, the IMX586, promises a leap in image quality by dramatically increasing the resolution to 48 effective megapixels (8000 x 6000), which Sony says is the highest pixel count in the industry.
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Between 2013 and now, we've had the mainstreaming of virtual reality development, a generational leap in computer animation and machine learning tasks, and, if you needed to work in MacOS … the same old trash can computer.
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While this is a huge leap in the right direction to actually finding a substitute for heart transplants, the size of this heart is still pretty small—the same as the size of a rabbit's heart.
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As his opponent circles to his left he will throw up lead leg round kicks or square his shoulders and leap in with the left hook, as they circle right he will throw the right hand.
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"Cordero and Moroni are players who can boost the team we've been building throughout the season so we think they can give us a nice leap in quality," the coach said in an interview after training.
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Freed to enjoy herself, Stefanidi had the bar raised to 4.91m which she cleared, again brushing the bar, to add five centimeters to her national record and record the best leap in the world this year.
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This year's scenario assumed annual global growth falling to -1.9 percent, annual Chinese GDP growth sliding to -0.5 percent and U.K. GDP slipping by 4.3 percent alongside a 4.5 percent leap in the domestic unemployment rate.
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We try to iron out differences by insisting they don't matter, attribute a greater moral fortitude to the plain or leap in defensively when someone is described as not conventionally attractive, or — worse — ugly or fat.
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Chase Visa integration could represent a significant leap in usage, as it is the largest bank in the U.S. and the sixth largest in the world in terms of assets (Wells Fargo beats it in market cap).
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The company claims to have taken a big leap in conversational AI by introducing "full duplexing" — that is, the ability to have a verbal conversation with an AI-driven assistant where it can speak and listen simultaneously.
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We so rarely get moments of actual joy on The Leftovers, so watching Nora and Erika leap in slow-mo to the tune of Wu-Tang Clan made me grin so hard I practically sprained my face.
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RIYADH, July 29 (Reuters) - Saudi Basic Industries Corp (SABIC), the world's fourth-biggest petrochemicals company, reported an 81 percent leap in second-quarter net profit on Sunday, citing higher selling prices and a jump in sales volumes.
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Yes, nobody wants supervillains like the Underminer robbing banks, but there's a process in place to ensure those banks and the money within them, and having superheroes leap in to save the day just complicates that process.
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European stocks too were 0.3 percent higher after a weak start, led by a 143 percent rise in the tech index and an 80 percent leap in Dutch fintech firm Adyen on its first day of trading.
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"It's given me pause about committing new capital and I'm in the position of a lot of investors where with these sell-offs, my first reaction is to step back rather than to leap in," Meckler said.
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As stores rush out rationing measures to cope with a demand spike from panic buying that has cleared many supermarket shelves, analysts said profits would leap in the short term and stay high as consumer behaviour changed.
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Belle, dissing the local meathead and straining at the leash of her environment, marked a leap in Disney, when the role was sung by Paige O'Hara, in 1991, and the oomph of her carolling signalled her intent.
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"Queen Sono" is Netflix's first script-to-screen commission from Africa, another small step in the streaming giant's takeover of international television and a significant leap in the visibility of African-made stories in America and elsewhere.
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But while China appears to be having some success in managing the epidemic, W.H.O. officials have warned that the world at large is unprepared for a leap in infections, which could overwhelm medical resources in many countries.
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" Adams described the American dream as a "religious emotion, a courageous leap in to the dark unknown," and he ascribed to it the desires of everyday Americans and citizens elsewhere to be "freer, richer and more independent.
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While experts are calling the new study a big leap in a positive direction, some anticipate "growing pains and unexpected results," in the words of medical entomologist Donald Yee, associate professor at the University of Southern Mississippi.
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This leap in technological advancement has left competitors like Alphabet's Waymo, Uber, BMW and GM scrambling in vein to keep pace, and there is a long lineup of companies wanting to partner, including Toyota and Mercedes-Benz.
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It's also not clear yet how and if the insights into cancer pathology can be turned into products, although if they could that would represent a big leap in terms of how cancer is diagnosed and treated.
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"Thanks to the revolution in technology, we've been able to build this platform in 18 months and to come up with a big leap in terms of a technology-driven competitive advantage for our users," said Colle.
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"Hopefully, in this last year of the administration, we can make a quantum leap in what we can say to the world we were able to accomplish," U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said at Tuesday's meeting.
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This plays into data from LonRes showing a 18 percent leap in the number of properties pushing through price reductions in the 12 days following the referendum compared to the total for the 12 days before the vote.
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Mongolia's proximity to neighbouring China, the world's biggest copper consumer, has attracted interest from international prospectors as an anticipated leap in electric vehicle demand and renewable energy would increase consumption of a commodity that already has multiple uses.
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It's not as tiny as the Roku Stick, and it's a big leap in size from the earlier Roku form factor found in the 3, but that's because there's a lot of power lurking in the Roku 4.
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In a complaint published yesterday, the company asked a Texas court to preemptively declare that Magic Leap did not discriminate or retaliate against Todd Keil, a former Department of Homeland Security employee who joined Magic Leap in 2015.
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Apple needs to take a big leap in camera quality if it wants to stay ahead of the best Android phones (they've already caught up), and it sounds like this may be its plan to do just that.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A sudden leap in the dollar fuelled by concerns over the health of the global economy battered emerging market currencies on Thursday, evoking memories of the sharp declines developing economies such as Turkey suffered in 2018.
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"We've joined with AT&T because we believe in a combined vision of expanding high-speed networks, edge computing, and deep integration with creative content," said Rony Abovitz, Founder, President and CEO of Magic Leap, in a statement.
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Drag Race premiered on the small, queer-friendly network Logo in 2009 before making a leap in 2017 to the far more visible VH33 network for season nine, a progression that helps explain its general upward cultural trajectory.
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As expected, Apple's 2019 iPhone lineup does not include 43G technology, leaving the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 without the next-generation leap in mobile data speeds we've seen on recent smartphones from Samsung, LG, and OnePlus.
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O'Rourke's aides said they saw a 130% increase in money raised per day after he returned to the campaign trail -- and a 150% leap in average contributions per day, an indicator that he brought in more small-dollar donors.
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No word on what features will be offered—it probably won't be a huge leap in battery technology—but it's good news for anyone who failed to get one of the units during the first wave of pre-orders.
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"It is easy to focus on the downsides, but we must also keep our eyes fixed on the big picture: never before have so many taken part in a journey with such a great leap in prosperity," Olsen said.
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Kudlow, who was a CNBC commentator before joining Trump's team to succeed Gary Cohn, may have been referring to the leap in revenues between March and April, when the Treasury reported a budget surplus of more than $214 billion.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The leader of the Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, said on Tuesday that the government's proposed Brexit deal was a leap in the dark, and that Prime Minister Theresa May should seek a better one or step aside.
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And while the man-child James was dominating high school stars before making the preps-to-pros leap in 2003, Williamson was power-dunking in the country's premier college program with cellphones capturing every feat for YouTube and Instagram.
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That kind of on-court time has largely enabled Young's leap in esteem and drawn comparisons to Buddy Hield, the marksman who split major national player of the year honors two seasons ago while playing at Oklahoma for Kruger.
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Co-founder and Chief Executive Angus Thirlwell, who owns 32% of the shares, highlighted a 200% leap in sales of the company's Velvetiser in-home hot chocolate system and a 120% jump in active VIP members to 1.1 million.
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The company has been pushing into smaller Chinese cities as demand for foreign milk and infant formula grows in response to health scares around Chinese milk products, a strategy that helped drive a 22% leap in revenue for the year.
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These products deliver a revolutionary leap in performance and innovation with real-time ray tracing and AI, but some customers may have delayed their purchase while waiting for lower price points and further demonstrations of RTX technology in actual games.
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That can alienate many fans who wish he would leap in with jumping knees as he did against Cub Swanson and swing wildly for the stoppage as he did in his early WEC days, but you can't argue with results.
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You snoozed again, three times this time, and now your meeting starts in exactly the time it'll take you to put on shoes, leap in the car, and put the pedal to the floor all the way to the office.
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However, the 20 percent leap in imports of ores and concentrates to 5.59 million tonnes does mean that overall China is importing more copper, it is just changing the state in which it is procured to one that requires domestic beneficiation.
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They will be writing a mix of personal essays, cultural reportage, and criticism and will each receive $14,000 over the course of four months, along with mentorship and personal development designed to help them take a transformative leap in their careers.
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"All launch days were exciting, but the potential to make a giant leap in access to space with the first-ever reuse of a booster's first stage — I'm sure there's an added buzz around the factory, for good reason," Larson said.
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But making a flagship phone available on a major carrier would have represented a huge leap in profile for Huawei, which is the world's third biggest smartphone vendor but has often been the subject of suspicion from American companies and politicians.
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India is looking to take a giant leap in its space program and solidify its place among the world's spacefaring nations with its second unmanned mission to the moon, this one aimed at landing a rover near the unexplored south pole.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Royal Bank of Scotland has received bids for its Greek ship finance business, banking and financial sources familiar with the matter said, following a leap in bad shipping debts at the lender over the past few months.
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Four of the Washington high court's justices protested that the majority's logical leap in Bassett—which expands on Miller by invalidating even discretionary life sentences for minors—had "no basis in state law" and was simply a faulty reinterpretation of Miller.
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The leap in the swaps rates tested a 2-1/2 month high hit earlier in the week and came after media reports that Turkish authorities had advised some local banks against offering lira liquidity in the offshore London money-market.
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Training at-risk users to save lives is one part of the province's effort to tackle the cheap and potent drug fentanyl, which has fueled a 22 percent leap in drug overdose deaths in the first five months of 2943.
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TEPIC, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The world's cities must prepare better for mass migration if they are to cope with a leap in inflows of people uprooted by conflict and, increasingly, the effects of climate change, said an international city network.
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In potentially the biggest leap in European defense since the 1990s, Berlin and Paris are laying out ways for the bloc to rapidly deploy forces, with security cooperation emerging as a unifying force for Europe after Britain's shock vote to leave.
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Chicago Bears The Bears play in a brutal division, and quarterback Jay Cutler's picture appears next to the word "enigmatic" in the NFL Dictionary, but head coach John Fox's past teams all have taken a huge leap in his second year.
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For the second act, everyone moves from the Ellen Stewart Theater at La MaMa into the Downstairs Theater in the basement, a shift of location that nicely physicalizes the leap in time and adds to the feeling of a big event.
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"Leaving Europe is a leap in the dark and I don't believe that is a risk that is worth us taking," Stuart Rose, a former boss of retailer Marks & Spencer who chairs the "Britain Stronger in Europe" campaign, said in October.
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A closely watched monthly gauge of Britain's giant services industry published on Monday reported a record leap in activity in August, the clearest sign to date of a rebound from the initial shock of June's vote to leave the European Union.
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Record: 50-32, 4th seed in EastPlayoffs: Lost in second roundNet rating: 2.5Number of All-Stars: 0Explanation: James took another leap in his third year, averaging 31 points per game while the Cavs improved offensively, finishing 10th in offensive rating.
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This unambiguously intolerable outcome could be produced either in unexpected increments of escalation by either or both of the dominant national players, or instead, by any sudden quantum leap in applied destructiveness undertaken by the United States and/or North Korea.
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"Magic Leap's move to DCOTA is an investment in the future, ensuring that we have the very best creative environment and resources to support our rapidly growing team," said Russell Burke, Chief Financial Officer at Magic Leap, in a press release.
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It's also unlikely the Model S that this A9 e-tron competes with in 2020 will look like the Model S of today – Musk has hinted that a big leap in Tesla's autonomous driving tech is on the way soon.
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The demand for Zoom stock, and the leap in its share price, showed that investors are just as eager to back lesser-known enterprise software companies — particularly profitable ones — as they are to support high-profile apps geared toward consumers.
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Mussolini survived the crisis because of the weakness and division of his political opposition, because Victor Emmanuel III, Italy's king, who had invited Mussolini to form a government, was reluctant to risk a "leap in the dark" by demanding his resignation.
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Previously, this species was only known from odd bits of teeth and jaw fragments, so this new cranium, uncovered at the Woranso-Mille site in the Afar region of Ethiopia, represents a major leap in our understanding of this early australopithecine.
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"Xbox Series X delivers a true generational leap in processing and graphics power with cutting edge techniques resulting in higher framerates, larger, more sophisticated game worlds, and an immersive experience unlike anything seen in console gaming," claims Xbox chief Phil Spencer.
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Ducking modern trends, the production is not so much "sunny" as it is "blinding" and it showcases a forward leap in their songwriting chops, bursting with memorable sections, unexpected left-turns, and tasteful maturity... despite all the downright ignorant chainsaw riffage.
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These primordial woods flourished 386 million years ago, during the Devonian period, and contained at least three types of tree, one of which represents a "quantum leap" in plant evolution, according to a study published on Thursday in Current Biology.
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It was this 29X leap in nominal wages, of course, that sent jobs packing for China, India and the EM. At the same time, the inflation-adjusted wages of domestic workers who did retain their jobs went nowhere at all.
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Bartoletta, 30, the reigning world champion, produced her top mark in the fifth and penultimate round after the slow-starting Reese, who fouled with three of her first four jumps, had taken the lead with a 7.09m leap in the same round.
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Gross domestic product growth soared to 12.5 percent in the year through last March 20, but that was almost entirely due to a leap in oil exports, after most sanctions were removed under a deal with world powers on Tehran's nuclear program.
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" Sending that exchange along to other, high-level state officials, Brad Wurfel, who was then the communications director for the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality, suggested that Mr. Henry was making a "leap" in his assertion, and described that as "beyond irresponsible.
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That was driven by a 52 percent leap in revenue, the fastest pace since the fourth quarter of 2012, to 35.7 billion yuan ($5.38 billion), trumping an average forecast of 33.2 billion yuan, based on a Thomson Reuters poll of 343 analysts.
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Man Group shares soared more than 10 percent and led the European stock markets after the asset manager delivered welcome news to its long- suffering shareholders Friday by announcing a 6 percent leap in funds under management and the $25 million acquisition.
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Harley-Davidson's LiveWire is a leap in that direction, but the company's next round of two-wheeled EVs — and the market response — will tell us more about HD's relevance in the transformation of how people choose to move from place to place.
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That was driven by a 26.6332 percent leap in revenue, the fastest pace since the fourth quarter of 2012, to 35.7 billion yuan ($5.38 billion), trumping an average forecast of 33.2 billion yuan, based on a Thomson Reuters poll of 11 analysts.
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But Nagasu fell on her second try at the triple axel, in her short program earlier this week, and appeared to change her mind about a third attempt on Friday while she was mid-leap, in what is called "popping" a jump.
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Those in attendance also doubted the feasibility of a long-term Mars mission; they cited the massive amount of money needed for the trip — much more than NASA currently receives year to year — as well as a significant leap in technological development.
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He's releasing the album on Domino Records (home to bands like Animal Collective, Hot Chip, and Arctic Monkeys), which represents a major leap in both resources and expectations for his work, and he's relegated physics to a hobby rather than a career path.
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This month's leap in Asian spot iron ore prices coincided with the annual Global Iron Ore and Steel Forecast conference in Perth, capital of Western Australia state and home to the iron ore operations of three of the world's four biggest producers.
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SHANGHAI, May 6 (Reuters) - China has begun a trial run of its first magnetic levitation train, completely designed and built by local firms, marking a major leap in the technological capability of the country's rail transport sector, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
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It's all still here: the lyrical steps from classical ballet, with knee-to-nose extensions; rump-twisting and hip-thrusting to suggest cats in heat; hands held in pawlike positions as the dancers prowl and crawl and leap in pseudo-feline poses.
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Last year's big drops in European, Asian and eventually U.S. stocks have been replaced by a near 20 percent leap in the S&P 500 and China's biggest markets, reviving hopes the decade-long global bull-run may not have ended after all.
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Background: Hagibis' 90 mph boost last week from a tropical storm to a Category 5, 160-mph storm on Monday "marked the speediest leap in storm strength in more than 23 years in that part of the world," the Capital Weather Gang reports.
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At first it did seem like a scary thing to get rid of a "normal" home and live on the road — and many people told us we were crazy — but once we officially made the leap, in February 2016, we never looked back.
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The IMO sulfur cap heralds the biggest leap in how ships are powered since they switched from burning coal to oil over a century ago, but vessels will still be allowed to use higher-sulphur fuel if fitted with cleaning devices called scrubbers.
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Few historical events have ever inspired such a sweeping common experience, and though Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were the only humans to make that giant leap in person, millions of spectators vicariously imagined leaving those first dusty footprints on another world.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's new government has set up two cabinet committees to find ways to spur job creation and investment, it said on Thursday, after data showed a leap in unemployment and sharp fall in economic growth.
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NEW DELHI, June 6 (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's new government has set up two cabinet committees to find ways to spur job creation and investment, it said on Thursday, after data showed a leap in unemployment and sharp fall in economic growth.
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"This is an enormous leap in our development program and we are certain the stratollite is going to forge a new path in how we observe, react to and collect data about our planet," Jane Poynter, CEO of World View, said in a statement.
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Fellow telecommunications firm Ooredoo dropped 6.4 percent; it reported a 2014 percent leap in fourth-quarter net profit but proposed cutting its annual dividend to 20.5 riyals per share from 25 riyals in the previous year, after unrest and currency weakness hit its foreign operations.
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For body hackers like Kingsman, the thrill of experimentation or the seamlessness of what RFID chipping lets them do is often enough to make up for what looks like, at least to the average Joe, more of a hop than a leap in convenience.
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That's a big leap in just two years, but it reports 80% year-over-year growth, and claims to be "the fastest-growing company at scale in the fastest-growing areas of cybersecurity: secure access server edge (SASE) and cloud security," according to Beri.
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Working backward, Milner suggests that the consumer internet — originally valued at around $350 billion, the majority of which was concentrated with the top five consumer companies about 10 years ago — will make another massive leap in the next 20 years from where it is today.
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Cameron says dropping out would be a leap in the dark, while Goldman Sachs and HSBC - which have both backed EU membership - cautioned that the world's fourth-most traded currency could lose as much as a fifth of its value if Britain left the club.
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The interesting thing about the economy is that the Trump election saw a sudden leap in business and consumer confidence but a very lacklustre performance in the first quarter; annualised GDP growth of 0.7% (or as other countries would report it, less than 0.2%).
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They said the atomic age, starting with a bomb test in New Mexico in the United States on July 16, 1945, and the post-war leap in mining, industry, farming and use of manmade materials such as concrete or plastics all left geological traces.
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The new group — which also includes Swiss telecoms company Ericsson and Japanese auto parts maker Denso — seeks to standardize a system to handle an extraordinary expected leap in data created by self-driving vehicles and services like realtime mapping apps, and stored in the cloud.
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"I can feel that we are definitely on the cusp of another great leap in our economic growth," said Darwin's Lord Mayor, Katrina Fong Lim, whose ancestors emigrated along with thousands of other Chinese migrants in the 1860s, lured by the discovery of gold.
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Some athletes, including Eliud Kipchoge, the Kenyan who wore the Alphafly version of the shoes when he became the first man to run a sub-two-hour marathon in Vienna last year, celebrate the leap in efficiency the shoes provide, and say they are fair.
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Santos jumped about 030 percent at one point, its highest intra-day leap in 33 weeks, after it reported a 30 percent rise in sales revenue for the quarter, while Woodside rose a little over 1 percent despite posting a drop in quarterly output.
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But the story of how young Madeleine L'Engle Camp actually became Madeleine L'Engle, making the leap in one book from midcentury author of domestic dramas to high prophet of earnest confidence in humanity, filled with creative drive, spiritual enthusiasm — this remains something of a mystery.
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The excitement around virtual reality took a huge leap in March 2014 when Facebook announced it planned to acquire Oculus for $2 billion and the social network's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, suggested that virtual reality could be the next big thing in technology after mobile.
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Google has made some large equity investments, including joining Fidelity in a $100 million investment in Elon Musk's space exploration start-up, SpaceX, and it led a $542 million round in augmented reality start-up Magic Leap in 2014 (prior to Google's reorganization into Alphabet).
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Credit Agricole deputy CEO Xavier Musca told Il Sole newspaper in an interview over the weekend that the French bank excluded cross-border mergers with banks in other European countries but was ready to "evaluate a further dimensional leap in asset management" with Amundi.
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"This is a leap in Shimon's musical quality because it's using deep learning to create a more structured and coherent composition," Gil Weinberg, the bot's original creator and the director of Georgia Tech's Center for Music Technology, said in a statement provided to Motherboard.
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Augmented reality may usher in a true quantum leap in productivity, but VR gives us an avenue to achieve next-gen entertainment and the ability to transport ourselves into different modes of thought and environment— a couple of things that are pretty fundamental to modern film.
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For example, most forecasts incorporate steady, incremental improvement in batteries, but there's always the chance that R&D (which is focusing intensely on batteries these days) could bring a step-wise leap in performance, perhaps due to some new battery chemistry with "nano" in the name.
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Meanwhile, the Internet is arriving at a stage where it is gathering all the necessary ingredients for a huge leap in terms of AI, and already has a lot of bots, scrapers, analytics and other APIs harvesting our online data of which we could take advantage.
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The lure of products promising to save on claims in a highly competitive market has led to a leap in investment in "insurtech" in Europe to more than $2300 million (2100 million pounds) in the first half of 2017, from just $50 million a year ago.
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In addition to record Saudi output, Kilduff noted oil has begun flowing from northern Iraq following a months-long outage and preliminary government data this week showed the biggest leap in weekly U.S. production in a year as drillers continue to put more rigs to work.
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When you combine the development of Towns and Wiggins with the right additions to their roster—Minnesota could draft another lottery-grade player this year or deal the pick for a high value veteran—the Wolves are primed to make a drastic leap in just one offseason.
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"When we actually have the airplane out there ... and people realize how much of a leap in technology it is, then and only then will people start to realize that all the time and energy put into it is really worth it," Bogdan said in an interview.
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"We still don't know what our long term relationship with Europe would look like and that's way so many MPs (Members of Parliament) across parliament are not willing to vote for this blindfold brexit and take a leap in the dark about Britain's future," Corbyn told parliament.
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" However, according to Ross Finman, an AI researcher at MIT working on mapping and navigating robots in complex virtual environments, the big leap in technology will actually be "an extended model, where your avatar operates in the Virtual World even when you are not actively playing.
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The prime minister's office announced on March 22017 that according to the expert panel's latest recommendation, they would continue to focus on infection cluster countermeasures and preparing the health care infrastructure to be able to treat the seriously ill in the event of a leap in infections.
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That's the second year in a row that the industry has seen a significant leap in revenue, and that's due entirely to streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music, which are more than balancing the decline in CD sales (people still buy CDs!) and download sales.
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Finance Minister Mangala Samaraweera made the move after a leap in imports of vehicles such as the Suzuki Wagon R, and also increased excise duty on cigarettes after the state raised the salaries of railway workers and some allowances for doctors who had threatened to go on strike.
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Tesla faces more challenges in the months ahead, as the company tries to make a five-fold leap in its annual vehicle production and launch next year its new Model 3 sedan, aimed at mass-market customers able to buy a vehicle with a starting price of $20153,000.
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Tesla faces more challenges in the months ahead, as the company tries to make a five-fold leap in its annual vehicle production and launch next year its new Model 3 sedan, aimed at mass-market customers able to buy a vehicle with a starting price of $35,20153.
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The missile was powered by a solid fuel engine, KCNA said, which if true would mark a significant advance in North Korea's submarine-launched missile technology, and be a "huge leap in ambition", according to Jeffrey Lewis of the California-based Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey.
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ABU DHABI, April 2000 (Reuters) - Abu Dhabi's state-owned Etihad Airways, which has become a major competitor to the biggest global airlines on European and Asian routes, posted a 22015 percent leap in net profit for 2015 on the back of strong passenger growth, the airline said on Wednesday.
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The storm's ferocity surprised residents, as it first came on the country's radar as a tropical storm before it jumped to a Category 5 in "the speediest leap in storm strength in more than 23 years in that part of the world," according to the Capital Weather Gang.
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No. 23 Florida stuffed LSU running back Derrius Guice mid-leap in his bid for the winning 1-yard touchdown Saturday at Tiger Stadium — Guice, incredibly, went the wrong way — and the Gators' impressive goal-line stand preserved a 16-10 victory and the SEC East Division title.
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Apple has to pin down demand in markets like Greater China if it's going to create a new spark for its growth engine, and it did demonstrate a significant leap in that area with a 12 percent jump in revenue year-over-year in China and nearly $10 billion in revenue.
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And after laying into the likes of Facebook, Twitter and Google — for, as she tells it, facilitating child abuse, modern slavery and spreading terrorist and extremist content — she pointed to a Edelman survey showing a global erosion of trust in social media (and a simultaneous leap in trust for journalism).
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"We still don't know what our long term relationship with Europe would look like and that's why so many MPs (Members of Parliament) across parliament are not willing to vote for this blindfold Brexit and take a leap in the dark about Britain's future," Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn told parliament.
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" Now that the memo is released, Page is doing a victory lap — he sent the following message via text to the Washington Examiner's Kelly Cohen: "The brave and assiduous oversight by Congressional leaders in discovering this unprecedented abuse of process represents a giant, historic leap in the repair of America's democracy.
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This doesn't bother me as much as I thought it would — it's a lot better than 30Hz, which is the 4K refresh rate that the MacBook was specced for on launch last year, and for my uses the dramatic leap in image quality and convenience is worth the speed tradeoff.
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When at last its end credits appear onscreen — black-and-white photos chronicling a history of all-female protest movements, from turn-of-the century suffragettes to Black UCLA alumnae in the 1960s — the leap in tone feels the cinematic equivalent of trying to spoon after an interminable hand job.
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But Green made a terrific leap in his next novel, "Party Going" (19453), a discomfiting social comedy—think Buñuel meets Forster, or Beckett meets Mitford—that follows a group of daft and desiccated Bright Young Things for a four-hour period during which their trip to France is delayed by fog.
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Qatar edged down 0.3 percent as telecommunications firm Ooredoo dropped 5.7 percent; it reported a 555 percent leap in fourth-quarter net profit but proposed cutting its annual dividend to 3 riyals per share from 4 riyals in the previous year, after unrest and currency weakness hit its foreign operations.
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Many people are intrigued to see just how much difference such a collection of 'marginal gains' can make and suggest that, at a time when athletics is reeling from relentless bad news, such a quantum leap in human endurance, arguably the greatest in the sport's history, is something to be welcomed and celebrated.
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After more than a decade on the standup comedy scene, and six years on NBC's "Parks and Recreation," the actor took a leap in 2015 by creating "Master of None," a deeply personal and biting comedy in which Ansari plays a 30-ish actor much like Ansari, albeit with much less success.
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"This agreement is a major leap in terms of quality: 50,000 food items will be offered in the first stage to customers in the Greater Paris area with precise and speedy delivery at home and through a platform which makes it achievable to do this profitably," Casino Chief Executive Jean-Charles Naouri said.
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If you have Hooper on your roster, likely, you aren't interested in getting rid of him at any point soon, but if there's another tight end around the league you think is set to make the leap in the second half of the year, don't dismiss moving Hooper for value at another position.
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AIDS Response Progress Reports published in 2012 and 2015 by Lesotho's Ministry of Health show the country has seen a notable reduction in the number of underage people having sex, a leap in the reported use of condoms, and a decline in the number of people aged 15 to 24 living with HIV.
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And while many of the newer distilleries have yet to export to the United States, sales of Canadian whisky in America were up a healthy 53 percent between 25 and 22014, with a 25 percent leap in the high-end premium category, according to the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States.
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Many people are intrigued to see just how much difference such a collection of 'marginal gains' can make and suggest that, at a time when athletics is reeling from relentless bad news, such a quantum leap in human endurance, arguably the greatest in the sport's history, is something to be welcomed and celebrated.
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But at the San Luis, you can improvise with a bracing roll in the snow (tried and recommended) or a leap in the lake, depending on the season; and the chalets' big, free-standing baths can be adapted for cold immersion after partaking of the personal sauna and hot tub (also recommended).
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Legalization advocates saw it as another potential leap in their march to slow the decades-long war on drugs: The rest of the country would see that the nine legalized states were awash in tax revenues, and that fears of stoned drivers flooding the roads in search of late-night Mallomars had been overblown.
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The leap in performance is much more drastic for rendering: Without the eGPU: 9 minutes and 30 seconds (the MacBook Pro used the Intel integrated graphics) With the eGPU: 3 minutes and 55 seconds As you can see in the above export times, Final Cut Pro X doesn't appear to benefit much from the eGPU.
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The Fed appears to be assuming either a surge in productivity growth or a leap in participation; they might happen but we think a more likely end-18 unemployment rate is 3.5% or less; had the Fed forecast that, they would have had to put in another rate hike in the dotplot for next year.
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"Google Nest is an excellent partner to have as we continue our efforts to deliver much-needed flexible capacity in California – their decision to join the Leap Exchange is a wonderful example of using today's increasingly smart and responsive appliances as assets that benefit the grid as a whole," said Thomas Folker, CEO of Leap, in a statement.
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Apple has spent years trying to live down the fiasco of swapping out Google for its own, underdeveloped version of Maps, and today at its WWDC event it unveiled a sizeable rebuild in iOS13 that will give it a big leap in dynamic rendering and interactivity, which could indeed bring a new wave of users back into the fold.
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A fighter will bounce back, forward, and back again in the same stance, but as he comes forward again he will subtlely bring the rear foot underneath him in the air, often getting up onto the ball of that foot, ready to leap in further than the opponent expects is possible when he touches the ground.
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One of the joys of being a podcast fan in 236 was bearing witness to another era of transformation in the medium, which, three years after the "Serial" revolution and the leap in production values that followed, still feels like a simmering primordial stew: You never know what strange new species may rise to the surface.
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It was a time when every year in gaming felt like a huge, exponential leap in what was possible, both in the graphics and gameplay of the software and in the ambitions of the hardware, so much of which was so experimental and outlandish that it looks like it could have been a piece of concept art from a science fiction film.
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The eight-page application for the open seat of Chicago police superintendent makes clear the challenges that will face the next leader of the 12,1893- sworn officer force, who will inherit a department facing a federal investigation into its practices, an impassioned protest movement, a recent leap in an already high homicide rate and the political turmoil surrounding Mayor Rahm Emanuel.
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That's been both in terms of its own growth and in competition with other products on the market like Yammer from Microsoft (which is now downsizing a little by removing its Enterprise tier) and, potentially, Facebook at Work, which has yet to make a full launch out of closed beta but is apparently getting ready to make the leap in October.
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On Wednesday's episode of The Late Show, Stephen Colbert showed an old clip from the hit show Quantum Leap in which Dr. Sam Beckett (Scott Bakula) leaped into the body of a New York cab driver from the 1950s and influenced a young boy – who just so happens to go by the name of Donald Trump – to get into real estate.
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The suit alleges that Chi Xu, a former employee who left Magic Leap in 2016, formed "a directly competing company founded to develop and exploit Confidential Information, including the Confidential Designs," and through his China-based company Nreal, he quickly developed "a prototype of lightweight, ergonomically designed, mixed reality glasses for use with smart phones and other devices that are strikingly similar" to Magic Leap's designs.
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Of particular interest were the detonation in September of a possible H-bomb—a huge leap in terms of sheer nuclear kilotonnage—as well as November's maiden voyage of the impressive Hwasong-15 missile, which looks like it could place a warhead anywhere in the US. Every step North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un has taken into the nuclear big leagues has been met by a provocation from Trump.
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The startup has raised $218 million to date, and from what we understand it's quietly gearing up to raise another round to double down on another new market for the company: students in the U.S., looking for better guidance to get into schools in the U.S. The leap in Crimson's valuation is due to the startup's success, both in terms of student achievements and the business model that has been built around this.
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I thought this was a really unique opportunity to stage a kind of start of a race in a different way with each driver uncontained by the shell of their car, just left with their own thoughts standing there on the side of the road moments before they have to leap in the cars, turn the ignition, and begin what will be a 24-hour endurance test for them in the vehicle.
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I thought this was a really unique opportunity to stage a kind of start of a race in a different way with each driver uncontained by the shell of their car, just left with their own thoughts standing there on the side of the road moments before they have to leap in the cars, turn the ignition, and begin what will be a 203-hour endurance test for them in the vehicle.
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Celebrating its 2212th anniversary, Spike Lee's second feature, his first to be distributed by a Hollywood studio, represented a big leap in budget and ambition from his 2660 indie hit "She's Gotta Have It." Starring Laurence Fishburne, Giancarlo Esposito and Mr. Lee himself as a hapless fraternity pledge, this splashy, politically charged comedy-musical charts the divisions at an all-black college, and is said to be inspired by the director's own experiences at Morehouse College in Atlanta.
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