It leapfrogs what carriers have so far been able to provide.
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That leapfrogs the $65 billion bid Comcast made a week ago.
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And so you're seeing leapfrogs over what were credit card infrastructure or checking.
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That technology leapfrogs what is currently in use by any retailer in the United States.
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As documented in a paper published today in Optica, the team leapfrogs existing methods in an interesting way.
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The physical redesign is masterful, and in many ways it leapfrogs most of the other laptops in Apple's lineup.
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The Tulum-based hotel startup leapfrogs the process of hiring a contractor, digging a foundation, and pouring in concrete.
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They imagine a different path, whether it's a new approach to solving an old problem or a moonshot that leapfrogs business as usual.
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Directed with admirable clarity by Adrienne Campbell-Holt, "Joan" leapfrogs through time to connect the dots that define its restless, ever-questing protagonist.
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The virus leapfrogs from mosquitoes to people, to more mosquitoes, to more people, and most of the organisms in that chain will never notice.
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The new approach, from researchers at Nvidia, leapfrogs others by separating levels of detail in the faces and allowing them to be tweaked separately.
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"We believe given the fragmentation of the industry, the largest platforms will be digital marketplaces as India leapfrogs brick-and-mortar based retail," he adds.
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Toyota's move leapfrogs ahead of Honda making its Honda Sensing system, which includes AEB tech, available as a flat $1,000 option on every Civic Sedan.
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By acquiring Opel, PSA leapfrogs French rival Renault to become Europe's second-ranked carmaker by sales, with a 16 percent market share to VW's 24 percent.
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By acquiring Opel, PSA leapfrogs French rival Renault to become Europe's second-ranked carmaker by sales, with a 2000 percent market share to VW's 211 percent.
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So, it's sort of a turbocharged growth story as this wave of consumer leapfrogs, uses the phone for their wallet [and] skip[s] the traditional bank system.
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Yet according to Jochen Menges, one of the authors, when a whippersnapper leapfrogs a more experienced worker it can leave the latter with feelings of "anger, fear and disgust".
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Yet the Green New Deal leapfrogs these ideas, which its creators deem too piddling and also too market-based to meet the proposal's second objective: eliminating the excesses of late capitalism.
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Later, the duo try for "most leapfrogs in 30 seconds" and the whole thing ends, bizarrely, with Desiigner performing "Tiimmy Turner" (remember that one?) in a replica of the Oval Office.
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Google is clearly hoping its new product leapfrogs what's currently being offered by the industry's two other main aggregators; Kayak (owned by giant Priceline) and Trivago (owned by the other industry giant Expedia).
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It leapfrogs among her dozens of books, letters, drawings and possessions, the theory being that without her vast network of friends, collaborators and lovers — fictional and real — Coco would not have become Chanel.
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With last week's flows into BBJP and BBEU, however, J.P Morgan leapfrogs Goldman Sachs in our ETF League Table to become the 17th largest ETF issuer in the U.S. —By Lara Crigger, ETF.
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Microsoft was quick to respond to Google making two-factor authentication a lot easier with a tap to approve feature for its app, and now this new phone sign-in option leapfrogs what Google provides.
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Razer's Ripsaw is far from the first, but it leapfrogs the competition nicely and takes aim at a growing population of streamers who are willing to pay good money for an easily set up solution with industrial-strength capabilities.
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Acalvio Technologies, a new start-up stocked with cybersecurity veterans, is emerging from some two years of stealth with $17 million in combined series A and B funding and a security product which the team claims leapfrogs existing solutions.
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Here, Mallarmé leapfrogs over the most radical exponents of free verse: a text of seven hundred and fourteen words is scattered across eleven double pages, in staggered lines and in type of varying sizes, often with independent sentences juxtaposed.
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Nowadays, Hals ranks with his compatriots Rembrandt and Vermeer in the pantheon of art history, but Ann Demeester, director of the Frans Hals Museum in Haarlem, prefers to see him as a "transhistorical" figure, whose influence leapfrogs across time, and into contemporary art.
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Airbus is about to push that further by adding a longer stride to the A2320neo with its new A22015XLR, whose range of 26,2400 nautical miles leapfrogs the out-of-production Boeing 3213 and nudges it into the long-jump category enjoyed by wide-body jets.
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Airbus pushed that further on Monday by adding a longer stride to the A2320neo with its new A22015XLR, whose range of 26,2400 nautical miles leapfrogs the out-of-production Boeing 2321 and nudges it into the long-jump category enjoyed by wide-body jets.
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Economy set to grow, even as millions struggle to find work 2019 could be the year when India finally leapfrogs the UK and France to become one of the world's five biggest economies, according to the Center for Economics and Business Research, a London-based think tank.
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The narrative leapfrogs between these various allegations and a handful of Carter's retorts before finally crescendoing with the reveal of the meat of this scam story: Pearlman's historically successful Ponzi scheme, a complicated web of fraud that left victims over $300 million in debt and resulted in Pearlman's incarceration.
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A high-end recreation of the SNES by a company known for selling a $449 premium revamp of the NES, the $1003 device brings a console defined by CRTs to glorious 1080p resolution—just one of many ways that the system leapfrogs the Super NES Classic, which only does 720p.
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His erasure of the Jewish ethos and prophetic teachings — which are as prescriptive for leading a moral and ethical life as the lessons of Jesus and which predate Jesus by many centuries — and the way Mr. Wehner leapfrogs from paganism to Christianity without so much as a nod to its Judaic heritage seems both ahistorical and insensitive.
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Book 250 leapfrogs back in time to provide an unexpected and often charming glimpse of his childhood and teenage years — the source of those awful insecurities (he describes his childhood as a "ghetto-like state of incompleteness"); in this volume, the author's desire to recreate every aspect of the past extends to descriptions of his bowel movements.
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The Russia ads: David McCabe and Sara Fischer: The questions Congress wants to ask Facebook David McCabe: Facebook will provide more detail on Russian ads, lawmaker says Dan Primack: Big tech's Russia problem goes well beyond Russia Sara Fischer: 10 million people saw Facebook Russia ads Sara Fischer: How the Russians operated under our radar The big picture: Sara Fischer: Why ad disclosure rules don't apply to Facebook and Google Sara Fischer: Report — Russia also bought ads on Google Sara Fischer: Facebook tells advertisers more scrutiny is coming Sara Fischer and David McCabe: How Russians used social media to divide Americans Europe: Sara Fischer and David McCabe: U.K. leapfrogs U.S. on regulating bad content — British lawmakers have even floated treating tech companies, which aren't held liable for content their users post, as media companies, which are liable.
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Zachary Black jumps out from behind a bush. My heart leapfrogs up my throat, climbs out of my mouth and scarpers down the street.
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Mrs. Wendy Price, Manager and Supervisor, Llangrove Leapfrogs Childcare and Girl Guide Leader, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire. For services to Children, Young People and Families. (The London Gazette, 29 December 2012, Supplement: 60367, Page: 32) Mrs. Agnes Lawrence.
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In 2008, Haas and Gayda opened the "Custom Muscle Nutrition and Smoothie Shop", a nutritional store, in Frisco, Texas. Haas of Pain, a submission hold he invented. Claudio Castagnoli in a rope hung position as Shelton Benjamin leapfrogs onto Castagnoli's back.
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Early priorities were support of (then nascent) information technologyGee, Jack. “Greece Leapfrogs Into Information Technology.” Computer Weekly, September 15, 1983. and both an increase in the research budgetWalgate, Robert. “Starting Almost From Scratch: Science in Greece.” Nature, Vol. 301, p. 363. February 3, 1983.
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Lenhart has been a frequent spokesperson on trends in Internet and mobile cell phone use. In The New York Times, Lenhart was quoted in articles such as "Technology Leapfrogs Schools and Jurisdictions", "Top Kitchen Toy? The Cellphone", and "Tweeting? Odds Are You Live in a City".
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Exclusive debuted at number four on the US Billboard 200 chart, with first-week sales of 294,000 copies in the United States.Katie Hasty, "Jay-Z Leapfrogs Eagles, Britney For No. 1 Debut" Billboard. April 19, 2011. As of March 2011, the album has sold 1,973,000 copies in the United States.
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By 1974, he was a Mathematics tutor at the University of Exeter's School of Education at Thornlea, on the New North Road. In 1978, the School of Education merged with St Luke's College to form the University's Department of Education. He remained there until his retirement in late 1981. In the 1970s he was involved in the ATV television programme of mathematics for schools entitled 'Leapfrogs' (produced and directed by Paul Martin) and promoted visual approaches to mathematics.
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After enjoying a trial at Borussia Dortmund, playing in the reserve team with Mario Götze and Shinji Kagawa, Dortmund offered him a contract. However, he chose to join Nîmes Olympique because of manager Jean-Michel Cavalli, claiming "a player who leapfrogs, burns his wings". Delort also turned down a contract offer from Bordeaux. Delort played his first game of Ligue 2 for Nîmes on 30 August 2009, coming on as a 53rd- minute substitute against FC Metz.
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His paper "On Geometry" argued that geometrical approaches to mathematics could not be reduced to algebraic approaches. In line with this thinking, he produced the ATM book Geometric Images, and co-authored Images of Infinity with Ray Hemmings. The Leapfrogs group of Tahta and Hemmings, together with David Sturgess, Leo Rogers and Derick Last also produced hands-on teaching materials including workbooks for the polycube. He also drew upon insights into pedagogy in the writings of Mary Boole on mathematics education.
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Thinking about the interdisciplinary nature of conservation criminology can be quite exciting but does require patience and understanding of the different languages, epistemologies and ontologies of the core disciplines. Conservation criminology has been extensively applied to extralegal exploitation of natural resources such as wildlife poaching in Namibia and Madagascar corruption in conservation, e-waste, and general noncompliance with conservation rules. By relying on multiple disciplines, conservation criminology leapfrogs this ideal; it promotes thinking about second- and third-order consequences of risks, not just isolated trends.
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Shortly thereafter, the Nicholas Brothers came on the scene. Consisting of real-life brothers Fayard and Harold, this team wowed audiences with their acrobatic feats incorporated into their impossibly syncopated and classy style of dancing. They never looked less than suave and were always in total control of their dancing, even in childhood numbers such as Stormy Weather. A notable scene in the movie Stormy Weather features the pair dancing up a staircase and then descending the staircase in a series of leapfrogs over each other into a full split from which they rise without using their hands.
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Indian Navy-US Navy bilateral exercise, MALABAR 2013 commenced on 5 November 2013 and continued until 11 November 2013 in the Bay of Bengal. Events planned during the 'At-Sea' phase included professional exchanges and embarkations; communications exercises; Surface Action Group operations; leapfrogs; helicopter cross-deck evolutions; gunnery exercises; Visit Board Search and Seizure (VBSS) and anti-submarine warfare (ASW). Participation from the US Navy includes the Arleigh Burke-class guided- missile destroyer USS McCampbell (DDG 85) and a P-3 Orion aircraft. Indian Navy participation includes the indigenously built frigate INS Shivalik (F47), the guided missile destroyer INS Ranvijay (D55) and Tupolev Tu-142 Maritime Reconnaissance aircraft.
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In 1978, members of Primitive Calculators, an experimental post-punk group from Melbourne, formed a short-lived side band, the Leapfrogs. Using it as their own opening act, they decided to form other "little bands" with friends, including members of Whirlywirld, who lived next door to the group in Fitzroy North, with rehearsal spaces in each house. The little bands grew in number, sharing instruments and equipment, and the term "North Fitzroy Beat" was coined to describe their sound. Soon they started staging "Little Band Nights" at various inner city venues, mainly in Fitzroy, with occasional appearances in Carlton, Collingwood, Richmond and St Kilda.
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Upon the death of his father Æthelweard in 998, no ealdorman was appointed to the Western Provinces, though both Æthelmær and Ordulf, whose father Ordgar had preceded Æthelweard, would have been obvious candidates. From 1006 the notorious Eadric Streona leapfrogs Æthelmaer, Ordulf, Wulfgeat and Wulfheah, to the head of the list of ministers. Wulfheah is known to have been blinded after Eadric murdered his father, ealdorman Ælfhelm of York, while Wulfgeat was deprived of all his lands. Ordulf is another who ceases to witness after 1006, and it is probable that the Æthelmaer who continues to attest charters after this date is another prominent thegn, Æthelmaer son of Æthelwold.
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In response, Springer's Journal of Heuristics has updated their editorial policy to state that:Journal of Heuristic Policies on Heuristic Search Research. Springer. > Proposing new paradigms is only acceptable if they contain innovative basic > ideas, such as those that are embedded in classical frameworks like genetic > algorithms, tabu search, and simulated annealing. The Journal of Heuristics > avoids the publication of articles that repackage and embed old ideas in > methods that are claimed to be based on metaphors of natural or manmade > systems and processes. These so-called "novel" methods employ analogies that > range from intelligent water drops, musicians playing jazz, imperialist > societies, leapfrogs, kangaroos, all types of swarms and insects and even > mine blast processes (Sörensen, 2013).
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A release candidate was launched on February 10, 2011 in San Francisco. New features since the last beta version were tracking protection and use of hardware accelerated graphics, and improvements included faster performance and more support for emerging HTML5 standards. Noting that according to Net Applications, Internet Explorer's share fell to 56% in January 2011, the BBC quoted Microsoft's claims that Internet Explorer 9 is "playing catch up, but it leapfrogs everything" and "you are seeing innovation after innovation that other folks are catching up to." In The Register, Tim Anderson said Internet Explorer 9 was Microsoft's answer to the fall in Internet Explorer's market share (from 68.5% in July 2008 to 46% in January 2011, according to StatCounter).
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After a six-day transit, Vella Gulf took her position in the Adriatic Sea and participated in everything from Tomahawk Strike Ops to Fast-track Logistics Ops as part of Operation Noble Anvil. In May and June, Vella Gulf continued to participate in support of combat operations, fired Tomahawks, assumed warfare commander duties (ADC, ASUWC, ASWC and Launch Area Coordinator), and conducted numerous at-sea refueling and stores replenishment events until the relaxation of weapons posture and cessation of hostilities. Vella Gulf began the month of August engaged in multi-ship exercises, where she participated in DIVTACS, LeapFrogs, Tomahawk exercises, submarine exercises, Flight Ops, and Gunnery practice. On 22 September 1999 she returned home, then in November sailed to Yorktown, Virginia for a complete weapons offload.
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Since 2005 West Malvern has hosted an annual one-day music festival West Fest.West Fest aims and objectives Retrieved 25 August 2010 In years when West Fest makes a profit the committee distributes grants "to support community action, cultural development, training or to meet special needs."West Fest grants Retrieved 25 August 2010 From the profits of West Fest 2008 "a total of £7,150 was distributed" in the Malvern Hills area to 2nd Malvern Link Brownies, the Theatre of Small Convenience, West Malvern Sean Éireann McMahon Academy (Irish dancing), West Malvern Cricket Club, Malvern Mencap, St James Primary School, Leapfrogs Playgroup, and Malvern Access Group.West Fest grants Retrieved 25 August 2010 There has also been a regular weekly acoustic music session in the village each Sunday evening since 1996.
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Cambridge United and Charlton Athletic complete the top six.Derby County FC News. Derby County-Mad (25 April 1992). Retrieved on 2011-03-23. 1 May 1992 – Dave Stringer resigns as manager of Norwich City after five seasons, with coach David Williams being put in temporary charge for the club's final game of the season. 2 May 1992 – Leeds United finish their title winning campaign with a 1–0 home win over Norwich City. Manchester United finish second after beating Tottenham Hotspur 3–1, with Gary Lineker scoring a consolation goal for the North London side to finish the season with 28 league goals. It is the last game to be played in front of the Stretford End terrace before it is replaced by an all-seater stand. Arsenal's Ian Wright leapfrogs Lineker as the First Division's top scorer, with 29 goals, by scoring a hat-trick against Southampton in a 5–1 win at Highbury, in the last game to be played in front of the existing North Bank. Luton Town's final game of the season ends in defeat by relegated Notts County, ending their 10-year stay in the top flight.
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