The exact length of time has not been filled in.
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Tell us length of time, # of troops, and terrain covered.
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Yes, the overall length of time I was there was perfect.
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It's not the length of time on its own that's bad.
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Feathers remain on the field for a moderate length of time.
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There's no one specific length of time in an interview process.
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On length of time between capture and conviction, federal courts win.
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The duration of a drawdown includes the total length of time the market took to fall from a peak to the trough and the length of time to recover the losses back to the pre-drawdown level.
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The length of time may also lend some unreality to the diaries.
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Three weeks of use is an appropriate and approved length of time.
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The length of time that social distancing measures will remain in effect.
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So, the length of time that we're shut down will be important.
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An earlier version misstated the length of time the building had been open.
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But depending on where you live, the true length of time can vary.
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The cable news network had Rodman on for an inordinate length of time.
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The recommendations took into account age and length of time from starting menopause.
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McConnell shot down the notion of approving funding for that length of time.
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People can usually get impressive benefits even in a short length of time.
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His being out of the game for any length of time undoubtedly hurts the Golden State offense, but with Stephen Curry in a shooting groove, the length of time Thompson is out will have more of an effect on defense.
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But the length of time between infection and the appearance of symptoms is unknown.
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The length of time people are living as refugees is now longer than ever.
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And they compare that likelihood with the length of time guests stayed at dinner.
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With compounding, it's not just the length of time that makes a big difference.
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The fish's lights were on and off for roughly the same length of time.
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The two paid leave plans differ in length of time off — 6 weeks vs.
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The regulatory confusion and uncertainty surrounding CBD cannot continue for that length of time.
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The length of time you can stay depends on yourself, and the state laws.
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But it isn't conditioned on states extending benefits for any particular length of time.
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And not the length of time the dead man's body spent in that car.
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The variable is length of time for 50 inches of precipitation in each region.
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Therefore, I am unlikely to store your personal data for any length of time.
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And after each introduced themselves, they stated their length of time with the company.
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But once we go back, staying for any length of time could be difficult.
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In Canada, organs are allocated based on length of time on the waiting list.
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First, budgets are complicated and hard to stick to for any length of time.
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You can comfortably watch the work from many vantage points, for any length of time.
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The carrier was in the sun for an unknown length of time before being reported.
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Typically, the colder it is and the length of time you're outside are both factors.
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I clearly can't sustain this treatment for the length of time I will need it.
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Officials said the average length of time that teens spend at Tornillo is 21 days.
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I only met Ronald Reagan, the president I served, once for any length of time.
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The length of time before the announcement may also be an indication of unexpected opposition.
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Notification Settings lets you mute notifications for a length of time up to eight hours.
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The people in the study gradually increased the amount and length of time they exercised.
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Some might balk at waiting that length of time, but it's really not so bad.
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This length of time actually helps me to grow musically and technically in the studio.
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The Victorians could build a road tunnel under the Thames in that length of time.
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Play Pokémon Go for any length of time, and you soon internalize its rigid hierarchy.
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William Aitcheson volunteered to take a leave and didn't elaborate on the length of time.
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That was roughly the same length of time as the last impeachment process involving Porteous.
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But having considered it, I have considered the length of time that the conspiracy lasted.
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Is there any length of time that's acceptable, or is the transfer of germs instantaneous?
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The length of time such information is retained depends on the location of the hotel.
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Wyatt keeps Ben balanced for the length of time it takes to finish their toast.
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Prices from $99 to $500, depending on the length of time and number of people.
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The vet applied it and appeared to apologize for the length of time it took.
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Apologizing and accepting responsibility, however, will certainly shorten the length of time she stays there.
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At the same time, the average length of time children stay in custody is skyrocketing.
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I would also say that the length of time is another [factor that gives weight].
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And now it seems like the answer is, effectively: America is the presidency, and then eventually, after some length of time, it's three branches of government, and after some additional length of time, it's a functioning post office, tax system, so on and so forth.
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"The length of time from the conviction probably has something to do with it," Tietjen said.
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That&aposs the length of time officials had said earlier that some victims might have survived.
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I don't know what we're talking about realistically in terms of length of time being out.
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These tests typically vary in length of time and by region, and may not become permanent.
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The administration's current length of time without a defence secretary, over six months, is another record.
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"To me, the length of time that he serves in prison isn't what's important," Fiske said.
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To keep the monthly payments stable, the new credit is for a greater length of time.
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For one, it more than doubles the length of time fungi have been around on earth.
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The ideal length of time to nap is between 20 and 30 minutes, Dr. Harris says.
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The length of time patients stay in the health system's hospitals is also dropping, he said.
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And everybody went around, introduced themselves, and gave the length of time they'd been with GEICO.
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Historically, this length of time is not radically different than what we've seen during past cycles.
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If they span a decent length of time, they might actually be from real customers. Maybe.
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Finally, the length of time the yield curve is inverted, and how much is inverted, matter.
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And given the length of time since the last occurrence, any bugs are likely new arrivals.
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It was not clear from the report during what length of time those claims were made.
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If you've played MMOs for any significant length of time, then you know how it is.
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Few have the means to gather supplies for a self-quarantine of any length of time.
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Instead, the length of time between arraignment and trial can stretch into months and even years.
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The length of time a student spent in a program also increased their chances of employment.
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We are not currently voicing the length of time that the suspension will be in place.
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I&aposd pretty much given up on having a dog bed for any length of time.
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The length of time between blinks would tell you how many days long its year was.
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The average length of time unemployed workers went without job was 20.2 weeks, according to Nov.
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The length of time Mrs May set from her ascendancy to triggering Article 50 proved wise.
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The length of time such an agreement remains in place would be part of the negotiations.
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But among seasoned legal experts, length of time the jurors are taking really surprises no one.
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And that's very difficult to do when there's a huge length of time that's gone by.
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If you've been a reader for any length of time you know how much I like Coolidge.
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That's due to the length of time needed to configure test aircraft with up-to-date software.
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And for anyone who's been around Hollywood for any length of time, not out of left field.
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There's no length of time you can shelve him so people forget how they feel about him.
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Police allege Ritchie dunked the boy's legs in the blistering water for an unspecified length of time.
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And besides the length of time he spoke to me, he doesn't give interviews as a rule.
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But: the mp3 for issue #1 is three minutes and two seconds, a defined length of time.
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More from Tonic: You also need to consider the length of time between cardio and weight training.
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Without access to care for that length of time, I could end up homeless, hospitalized, or dead.
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The bill requires a warrant for content stored with a third party for any length of time.
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These challenges include the length of time it currently takes for influencers to get paid by advertisers.
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What's more, the consideration of claims should be based on length of time waiting for a hearing.
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The agreement limits the length of time and conditions under which US officials can detain immigrant children.
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The hearing was over in about the length of time it takes to break the idling law.
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The average length of time is about a year; one person is approaching two years in sanctuary.
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The length of time between the alleged incidents and her testimony (10 years) also fueled their doubts.
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Equifax does not explain the length of time it took to inform the public about the breach.
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The primary difficulty is that superposition is incredibly difficult to maintain for any given length of time.
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But any such plan is unlikely to positively affect Trump's own popularity for any length of time.
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What types of things have you given up for any length of time, and for what reason?
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An earlier version of this article misstated the length of time of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra's strike.
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Is there a limit to the length of time you can take a horse on a plane?
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But it did not reduce the length of time people were held in chains at the camp.
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The fact that it continues to be here over this length of time adds to its significance.
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You'll shorten the length of time you're paying back your loans and save some money on interest.
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What is the acceptable length of time to seem open to experience while also preserving my dignity?
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It's as if Proyas is terrified of picking a shot and holding it for any length of time.
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I find solace in not "reading" the game, not looking deeply into it for any length of time.
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If the storm stalls in place for any length of time, much of the Carolinas is at risk.
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It's a combination of dose rate and the length of time that they would've been exposed to it.
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So that's what we'll stick with right now, because we couldn't hold her for any length of time.
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"The length of time it has taken for this penny to drop has proved very costly," Taylor said.
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And she believes that it was politically motivated in terms of the length of time of that sentence.
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The only ones outside for any length of time are the folks cutting grass, fixing awnings, installing cable.
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And if you want to do it for any length of time, you have to strike that balance.
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But the government won this case with incorrect data about the length of time that detainees are held.
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Moreover, many workers may feel they lack control over the length of time they are expected to work.
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Few people who've been in the industry for any length of time really believed it would ever happen.
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"If the fish is dead for any length of time, those tails decay and fall apart," DePalma said.
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They pointed to a lack of clarity around the length of time meldonium takes to exit the body.
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Left for any length of time, silver will tarnish, and this can only be removed through vigorous rubbing.
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Renting for any length of time, he said, brings in tourists, and tourists are often converted into residents.
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That length of time was doable, Abernathy said, but what Freedman was asking for in rent is not.
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It will be a considerable length of time before the Bank will need to change its monetary policy.
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"His body was the Senate and he moved through it for an innumerable length of time," Bruce said.
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There are meditations sorted by specific teacher, style (breath, energy) or length of time (starting at one minute).
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to reflect the length of time of McDougal's alleged affair with Trump.
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Too bad that the Swagtron is too heavy to carry comfortably that way for any length of time.
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Firm electricity generation resources are available on demand, for any length of time, any season of the year.
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They want to know more about their patients' lives, rather than the length of time they have been alive.
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If you have followed combat sports or even contact sports for any length of time you already know this.
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Then he began dismissing the notion that leadership skills had anything to do with length of time in office.
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If the power cuts are extended for any length of time they could hurt Sri Lanka's already weak economy.
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The scope and length of time of the unsolicited account mess at Wells Fargo needs to be investigated, Sen.
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"I am still sick about the length of time that it took for us to solve cases," Lhamon said.
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It is also working on regulations on the length of time and conditions in which children can be detained.
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Airports have tried all sorts of ways to shoo away birds but few work for any length of time.
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One of the equation's key variables is the length of time that civilizations are capable of transmitting detectable signals.
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The U.S. standard is 12 years and lawmakers are pushing for the TPP to recognize that length of time.
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Booking the telescope for that length of time costs $6,000 US (nearly $7,700 Canadian), which sounds like a deal.
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The American Association of University Women (AAUW) gauges the length of time women work annually to achieve pay equity.
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Opioids vary in the length of time between when they are taken and when the user feels an effect.
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The length of time participants were studied varied widely, ranging from four weeks to as long as five years.
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Mr. Rettig acknowledged that he had never encountered a client who had been audited for that length of time.
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This length of time allowed us to investigate the effect of three movies in the "Fast and Furious" series.
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If I had thought about gender for any length of time, I might have come to some uncomfortable conclusions.
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Of note is the length of time it took for the Islamic State to issue its claim of responsibility.
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He said the length of time it takes for the water to become safe for swimming varies by location.
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After years without payment — the exact length of time varies by state — collectors may lose their right to sue.
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Gastric emptying time is the length of time required for the stomach to return to empty after a meal.
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When the length of time patients were treated was taken into account, the reduction in risk was 15 percent.
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When I brushed for longer than two minutes, the recommended length of time, the toothbrush smiled back at me.
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Between 1959 and 78.93, the average length of time that Americans were expected to live was on the rise.
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However, everyone needs to evaluate what is best for their specific situation, like the length of time until retirement.
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The length of time without these dips has Stone expecting a reversal at some point in the near future.
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The verification requirement is phased-in and the length of time depends on the size of the employer's business.
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Company bonds, by contrast, vary in their tenor (the length of time till they fall due) and coupon (interest rate).
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"I've had many conversations with strangers but they weren't the length of time Jan I spent talking," Haralson tells PEOPLE.
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Last week, Chief Executive Travis Kalanick announced he was taking a leave of absence for an unspecified length of time.
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It's the same price and length of time as a workout class, but the only difference is you're experiencing warmth.
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It sometimes takes Gulliver an embarrassing length of time to pick out his own child in old baby-group photos.
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If you think about anthropomorphic worlds for any sustained length of time, chances are, things are going to get weird.
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"You need that length of time to get some significant milestones so you can raise the next round," Baker said.
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The ability to refuel and fly from Iran shortens the length of time Russian bombers need to fly into Syria.
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With such risk over a length of time, timber income should be categorized as the long-term investment it is.
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Some observers question whether such high rates of production could be implemented quickly and sustained for any length of time.
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Inserting a sufficient length of time between the two can limit the extent to which cardio interferes with your gains.
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The proposal would also extend the length of time during the summer when community boards can respond to those plans.
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The good news for Clinton: The hearing turned out to be memorable only for the length of time it lasted.
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The fight comes as Republicans and Democrats bicker over the length of time it has taken to consider Trump nominees.
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If activated, it would put the UK in a customs union with the EU for an indefinite length of time.
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The new draft also places more severe limits on the length of time that American firms can keep citizens' data.
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Another focus of the probes has been the length of time it took the ACX Crystal to report the collision.
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She tapped them with her left hand, because she can no longer speak clearly or for any length of time.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the length of time Hedi Slimane had spent restoring the Hôtel de Sénecterre.
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The drug, Pixuvri, did not show improvement in the length of time patients survived without any progression in the disease.
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Other states require that individuals be hospitalized for a minimum length of time before their gun rights can be stripped.
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Still, thousands of people continue to enter homeless shelters, and the average length of time in them extended last year.
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In total, the speech, with silence, was the same length of time it took him to shoot up the school.
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That seemed like a good length of time for us, but I know that to some people, it wasn't enough.
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They just know that plans need to be made at the right time, and for the right length of time.
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Authorities said the length of time since the ferry sank combined with ocean currents means the search area keeps expanding.
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Those with chronic illnesses did not have to worry about their coverage running out after a certain length of time.
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However, everyone needs to evaluate what is best for their specific situation, such as the length of time until retirement.
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This is short-term coverage that will only pay out for a certain length of time, usually around 26 weeks.
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The rules: Present a child playing a recorder and see the length of time a politician can stand the heat.
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Danny laughed at me for an embarrassing length of time and quickly proceeded to teach me how to cook real carbonara.
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According to an Australian government report, the average length of time refugees spend in detention is 0003 days, and steadily increasing.
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If you've had an Android phone for any length of time, it's easy to get used to living with, well, chaos.
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Due to the length of time he was out in the world, Chris was sporting an unusually large amount of fleece.
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You certainly don't want to see your best pitcher from the start of the season out for any length of time.
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There is no such thing as achievement and resting on your laurels, feeling good about yourself for any length of time.
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First, Facebook measures the length of time between when you started scrolling through the feed and the last time you stopped.
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But they didn't, and the reason does not appear to be the length of time the videos were available for consumption.
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What has remained unclear until now is the length of time that specific grapevines have been cloned in such a manner.
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"No business is capable of absorbing those kind of price increases for any length of time," Dean said at his factory.
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The LME price for three-month delivery hasn't made it above $2,400 per tonne for any length of time since 2011.
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In observing objects so distant, astronomers are peering back in history because of the length of time light takes to travel.
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It's a way to either change the length of time you pay on the loan, lower your monthly payment, or both.
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Considering the scale of what I do and the length of time I've been doing it, though, once isn't too bad.
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They know they must endure tough conditions and give over control for an extended length of time for the greater good.
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It means difficulties in the formation of any new government, and in keeping a government together for any length of time.
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However, the ability to refuel and fly from Iran shortens the length of time Russian bombers need to fly into Syria.
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The average length of time between a committee vote and a full Senate vote is 12 days, according to Schumer's office.
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"The length of time both have been on the board suggests a lack of focus on board succession planning," ASI said.
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An elevator pitch needs to be short — not longer than the length of time you would spend riding in an elevator.
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Use of the base increases the length of time that American and other allied warplanes can remain over Iraq and Syria.
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Use of the base increased the length of time that American and other allied warplanes could remain over Iraq and Syria.
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Reducing the length of time it takes for CBP to perform background checks on promising applicants is another much-needed strategy.
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To that end, we offer up our amateur analysis on the average length of time celebrities stay off of our timelines.
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"Every medical examiner who's been practicing for any length of time has been faced by a case like this," Andrew explained.
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If you've been on the birth control pill for any length of time, you've probably had at least one close call.
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Both are comfortable for typing for any length of time, with keys that provide a much more satisfying tactile experience vs.
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The 42-session surge from the Dow's first close above 19,000 marks the second-shortest length of time between such milestones.
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Standardize the process across all states, eliminate complicated caucuses and shorten the length of time it takes to pick a nominee.
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Automakers will also deep clean their facilities and equipment when workers swap shifts, and extend the length of time between shifts.
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As fingerprinting slowed placement, the average length of time children spent in shelters stretched from about a month to nearly two.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the length of time Joël Robuchon has been without a restaurant in New York.
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If you have a toddler, you know that it's extremely difficult for them to sit still for any length of time.
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Corporate filers would get the same length of time to pay amounts due on up to $10 million in taxes owed.
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A previous version of this article misstated the length of time that Françoise Gilot has been with the Mac-Gryder Gallery.
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An earlier version of a picture caption with this article misstated the length of time that Mr. Somerville served in jail.
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But many doctors give smokers conflicting advice on the ideal length of time they should go cold turkey before their operations.
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After any length of time apart, we pick up where we left off, with the closeness and rapport of college roommates.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the length of time between the first American and Soviet tests of thermonuclear weapons.
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It makes sense to calculate and use the average length of time for 50 inches of rainfall for the United States.
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The work touches on an interesting question: how much does the length of time spent asleep connect to sleep's beneficial effects?
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While a lack of rainfall is a problem, the bigger issue is that the length of time between rain events is increasing.
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The length of time "Despacito" spent at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 This honestly did feel like years, didn't it?
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It came after he'd spent an indeterminate length of time in a state of "no self, no environment," your standard ego death.
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" The length of time the snake took to eat its meal meant that Worlsford could keep returning: "I didn't watch it all.
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The length of time for a tadpole to metamorphosize can vary significantly, from weeks to years, depending on the species of frog.
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Inbox Pause does exactly what it sounds like — it temporarily halts the arrival of messages for whatever length of time you designate.
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At this point, Jackman has joined the likes of Star Wars' core cast for length of time inhabiting a single genre role.
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First, if you cancel a card you've had for a long time the average length of time you've had credit will decrease.
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"To me, the length of time that he serves in prison isn't what's important," she told local TV station WJLA last week.
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Because of his length of time with the FBI and with the FBI, possibly being part of the collusion as Larry noted.
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Jogging and running do burn more calories than walking for the same length of time, but is there a long-term advantage?
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" The jokes: "The length of time to react after a fuck-up is directly proportional to the severity of the fuck-up.
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He compared the slow buy-in to the length of time it took germ theory and open heart surgery to be accepted.
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"We continuously test new things at Netflix and these tests typically vary in length of time," Netflix spokeswoman Smita Saran told CNET.
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According to a Debrief investigation, the length of time you must wait for an abortion may actually depend on where you live.
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Now, the length of time a car was parked in the pit depended on how quickly four mechanics could change its tires.
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In recent decades, it has been rare for policymakers to resume raising interest rates after hitting pause for any length of time.
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In general terms, LTC insurance will pay a daily amount, up to a predetermined dollar limit and length of time, for services.
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These moments didn't last long — but any length of time that I'm stuck in a menu on my keyboard is too long.
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It's a different story if you're involved in a sport or activity where the length of time between exercise is relatively short.
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Personal loans are generally for a fixed length of time, but Tally's line of credit is open-ended, like a credit card.
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Since the mid-1970s, the average length of time between a nomination and a final vote in the Senate is 85033 days.
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Just about anyone who has ever been lucky enough to be around him for any length of time has a similar story.
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Many legitimate concerns are raised by the length of time between Kavanaugh's alleged drunken groping and its initial disclosure to a therapist.
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The White House is crafting policy to extend the length of time asylum-seekers are barred from working, NBC News reported Monday.
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There are probably a lot of drugs like that—where the length of time it gets locked into the receptor is longer.
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So you've got a serious issue there as to whether people can live there for any serious length of time at all.
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If it remains negative, investors would theoretically have to pay the German government to lend to it for any length of time.
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This means hypothermia: something that would likely have killed people who were unprepared and who were trapped for that length of time.
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The cost of help can run well into six-figure territory, depending on the level of assistance and length of time provided.
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Simply input your principal balance, estimated interest rate, and length of time, and the compound interest calculator can show you immediate results.
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I have flat feet, and it was just a huge improvement in the length of time I could walk or stand around.
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Many of these developers agree to make their titles exclusive to the Rift or GearVR platform for a certain length of time.
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Their role is, primarily, to either limit the length of time people can have this coverage, or force it to cover more.
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"Never before has Congress let CHIP funding lapse for this length of time," Joan Alker, the center's executive director, told reporters today.
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If finances are a factor, retirees should consider the length of time they intend to spend in a new place, experts say.
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Each recruit undergoes an individualized suitability review and the length of time for the review is dependent upon each individual's unique background.
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Patty Murray said during the Senate hearing, expressing concerns about testing protocol and the length of time it takes to get results.
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But there's clearly something wrong under the hood—and if Roethlisberger's gone for any length of time, the machine could stall entirely.
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Ars Nova was one of those companies, going dark the same night that Broadway did, and for the same length of time.
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Batteries developed to power smartphones for a whole day have increased the length of time that drones can stay in the air.
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"Unfortunately the Met neglected a lot of contemporary opera for a considerable length of time," said Peter Gelb, the company's general manager.
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In "50 Inches of Rain," the length of time for 50 inches of precipitation is a quantitative variable, which can be measured.
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Drink enough water If you decide to avoid food for any length of time, adequate hydration is important and should be maintained.
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Since World War II, the length of time the economy has spent in a recession has been shrinking, Goldman Sachs data shows.
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The length of time needed to repair and return the coker to production depends on the extent of damage, the sources said.
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I set it to the length of time I think the task will take, and during that time I do nothing else.
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She also cited the length of time between sentencing and execution, which often exceeds a decade, and the costs of capital cases.
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His charge carried a maximum sentence of five years in prison, though that length of time would have been an unlikely sentence.
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Those protections also put strict limits on the length of time, and conditions, in which children can be kept in immigration detention.
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The maximum length of time it can take for CJD and other prion diseases to appear is also still up in the air.
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The policy also increased 21 percent the length of time moms breastfed exclusively, instead of supplementing breast milk with formula or another food.
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So, we're not necessarily upset with streaming when it happens for eight, what would be an outrageously long length of time for entertainment.
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Delayed transfers of care (so-called bed-blocking) in hospitals and the length of time from referral to treatment have been getting longer.
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But most of all, the church's strategy was to emphasize the length of time that had passed since the alleged abuse took place.
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"You certainly don't want to see your best pitcher from the start of the season out for any length of time," Ausmus said.
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When you're having a contraction, it'll capture the length of time and also chart the frequency in an app for iOS or Android.
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The lab test in question is a hematology test called "prothrombin time" that measures the length of time it takes blood to clot.
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"She's never been out of communication with all of us for this length of time," Lamping's mother, Sheila Bogart, told the Virginian-Pilot.
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"If no other policy is in place, the length of time for the effectiveness of our monetary policy will be longer," Draghi said.
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Claims will be entitled to interest on the amount due, typically 8%, which will include the length of time it took to respond.
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At least one legal expert said that while Esty's internal investigation of staff misconduct isn't unusual, the length of time it ran is.
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It's light and sturdy, and although I didn't have the chance to wear it for any length of time, it felt comfortable enough.
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Repealing the Obama-era regulation will have no impact on the length of time construction firms are required to maintain detailed safety logs.
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These are products that aim to temporarily reduce penile sensitivity in order to increase the length of time it takes to reach orgasm.
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Correction: An earlier version of this piece mischaracterized the length of time Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter have been working with Habitat for Humanity.
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The day has grown in both length of time and sales over the years, as have the breadth and depth of the deals.
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According to Credit Suisse, the average length of time since the late 1990s for a recession to occur after inversion was 22 months.
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That means they do not hold cryptocurrency for any meaningful length of time, and customers' transactions are resolved in minutes, rather than days.
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The SEC has been criticized for the length of time it took to disclose the hack and the delay in uncovering its extent.
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I think they'll continue managing this in a respectful way, despite their frustrations with the length of time it's taken to remove him.
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Others object to the length of time that the government allocated for public consultation on the bill before moving it to the legislature.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the length of time needed to make a custom gown at Lakum Bridal Boutique in Brooklyn.
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Corporate filers would get the same length of time to pay amounts due on up to $193 million in taxes owed, Mnuchin said.
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Corporate filers would get the same length of time to pay amounts due on up to $10 million in taxes owed, Mnuchin said.
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In "50 Inches of Rain," the statistic is the length of time for 50 inches of precipitation, based on rainfall data by region.
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Indeed, given their complexity and the length of time they typically require, they might be more likely to fail than a conventional play.
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The number refers not just to the size of the group, but also to the length of time Mr. López Rivera has served.
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Authorities consider Gannon an endangered missing child due to the length of time he's been missing, his need for medication and impending weather.
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Michael Abboud, a spokesman for the E.P.A., said the length of time the rule was taking reflected the care the administration was using.
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You can also restrict the length of time that you share with a contact, or turn off location sharing in the app itself.
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" He added, "All of the things you would have said couldn't have been done in that length of time, she got them done.
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Other factors such as length of time on a roster, games played for a team and active NFL status determine payouts as well.
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He added that studies suggest two years is the minimum length of time needed to gain a proper understanding of a different culture.
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Goodfriend had proposed placing magnetic strips on currency that would track the length of time a note had been deposited at a bank.
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ARTS & LEISURE An item on Page 24637 misstates the length of time that HB Studio will be celebrating the Broadway star Uta Hagen.
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Sims said the impact on Chinese gas demand will depend on both the severity and length of time required to contain the outbreak.
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The length of time they took to orbit one another was decreasing, like two tether balls getting wrapped up around the same pole.
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The Ethics in Government Act is one reason the length of time taken to fill vacancies in government has increased in recent years.
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"It's great to see that we're extending the length of someone's life, not just the length of time their disease is controlled," Hurvitz said.
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More immediately, there is also a strong case to shorten the length of time that any one individual can head so powerful an institution.
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"Women and children must frequently go without showering while in these cells, regardless of the length of time they are held," the report said.
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The bill would also require the companies to report the "average length of time" for an employer to resolve a complaint regarding sexual harassment.
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For instance, participants in New York's Excelsior Scholarship program must remain in the Empire State for the length of time they received the award.
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Such harm to the planet can be reduced if the length of time that food lingers on shelves or in fridges can be extended.
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A year is the limit to your pining, but it's also about the length of time it takes to get used to being single.
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On top of that, the keyboard just isn't very good — it's hard to type on with one hand or for any length of time.
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"He has been traumatized for such a length of time that it will be a slow process to win back his trust," Plimmer explained.
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The mirrors' movement is measured by a laser; the length of time it takes the laser to bounce reveals whether a wave has passed.
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PT: This story was updated with information about the length of time a violating tweet remains up after it has been flagged and deleted.
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After 2008, his brother Raúl Castro took over the presidency and Fidel spent a length of time at home due to a severe cancer.
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"But this is a sophisticated cosmetics company, and the length of time — half a decade — and the number of violations, is surprising," he said.
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The length of time from exposure to the onset of symptoms is typically 10-14 days, but can be as long as 21 days.
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Of the 28, 10 did not have sufficient mitigating circumstances to justify the length of time it took to investigate them, the report said.
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Their exercise capacity was measured using the length of time participants could exercise on the treadmill before their heart rate reached a certain level.
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This is a story that longs for an imagined past but understands it's not a place anyone can live for any length of time.
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But we really don't see any historical examples of these kind of businesses, at least not ones that lasted for any length of time.
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The White House had defended Kushner over the length of time it took for him to receive a permanent clearance, noting his business dealings.
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Finally, the study found that the length of time lived abroad had a far greater impact than the number of foreign countries lived in.
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This was a fruitful relationship, Bhatta said, but other international NGOs became frustrated by the length of time it took to vet potential collaborators.
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It is then put back into the broiler for a few more minutes; the length of time depends on how the table ordered it.
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The government estimated that the stimulus would increase gross domestic product by 1.3 percent, though it did not say over what length of time.
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Almost two months passed before the second leg, which seems an appropriate length of time given that this was the tournament of interminable waiting.
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"There has been some newer data that says using the treatment longer extends the length of time before a relapse may occur," she says.
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It will train you in paying attention to an object for an extended length of time — something the digital world doesn't provide very well.
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The penalties reflect the length of time the carriers failed to safeguard the data and the number of companies with which they shared it.
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Among the former Phillies who died, not all played together at Veterans Stadium or remained with the team for the same length of time.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the length of time for an insurance coverage gap that would subject insurance customers to higher prices.
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Mantzarlis said he would want to see data on how the length of time it takes to flag a false story affects its spread.
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And as one would expect from someone who spent any length of time playing for Bill Belichick, Garoppolo doesn't care how his team wins.
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This hot fire will last for about eight minutes, which is the length of time the main engines should burn during an actual launch.
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Should he choose to limp on, though, some simple arithmetic offers a clue as to the length of time his government's majority might last.
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The current median length of time to complete an environmental impact study is 3½ years, according to 2016 data from the Department of Transportation.
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You set the length of time that you want to stay focused and away from your phone, and Forest takes care of the rest.
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But the structural engineers at Robert Silman Associates determined that the shutters might not resist the force of floodwaters for any length of time.
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Such drastic cuts ignore the fact that the average length of time that an unemployed person is out of work today is six months.
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Sans commercials, Monday's "giantsized" final episode clocked 44 minutes, 47 seconds, the precise length of time it takes your average prestige drama to burp.
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And afterward, they recorded the length of time it took them to pass their stool via their self-made Found and Retrieved Time (FART) score.
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Speak for any length of time to supporters of lower-league football clubs especially, and it soon becomes obvious just how important fan forums are.
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Still, some close to the project acknowledge the length of time and money it will take to get the ride hailing service up and running.
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How do you sustain that organization for that length of time without all the negative side effects of raising a lot of rounds of VC?
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Earlier in the week, Irma sustained 21 mph winds for more than 210 hours, a record length of time for a hurricane in the Atlantic.
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And even if his timing is off or he misses his moment, McGeary has yet to be held down for any real length of time.
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There's nothing you have to do — Doze Mode automatically kicks in when your phone has been unplugged and motionless for a certain length of time.
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But given the length of time that immigrants who aren't in detention have to wait for resolution of their asylum claims, that could be years.
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Men should start to implement lifestyle changes at least three months before conception, which is the approximate length of time of the sperm life cycle.
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At the Clint facility, the average length of time children are spending in custody is between six and 10 days, Harris told reporters on Wednesday.
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That stash of batteries will keep it aloft for a respectable length of time, though it will vary depending on the payload that's being carried.
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That could see drivers, who have not been in the cars for any length of time since late November, complete a significant number of laps.
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"With normal family practice infections, we just don't know what the optimum length of time is that a patient should [take antibiotics for]," he said.
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As a lawyer, I'm concerned about what it does to the rule of law to have people held without trial for this length of time.
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Patients diagnosed at a young age were matched to patients diagnosed at an older age who had had diabetes for a similar length of time.
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The company said the data demonstrated a median progression-free survival - the length of time doctors could keep the cancer under control - of 12 months.
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According to Earth Sky, those 13 months are the length of time it takes for Earth to travel around the sun — compared to Jupiter's path.
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Like Voldemort, it seems that once people have said something a certain way for a certain length of time, there's pretty much no going back.
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But no matter what your savings goal is, you can divide it by a length of time that does put that goal in easy reach.
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If you've ever had to hold a wrench in place for any length of time exerting a decent amount of force, you know it sucks.
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The only way to remain on top for any length of time is to hire the right people and turn them into loyal corporate warriors.
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The ECB decided Thursday to cut the level of bonds it purchases every month, but extend the length of time that its stimulus program runs.
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Current policies, lack of availability in shelters and the length of time it takes to secure housing can increase the likelihood staying with abusive partners.
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Because the length of time spent working on a transition, many of the more senior people on the staffs end up working essentially as volunteers.
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Among the most critical issues raised by the report was the length of time Ms. Turner had to wait to make an initial court appearance.
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The notion of a chatbot or virtual assistant that can pass as a 'real human' for any convincing length of time is not yet credible.
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Not knowing your status can, in theory, be no fault of your own, but attributed to the length of time it takes to test positive.
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But in the length of time it took me to actually get around to writing it—six years—I presumed the design would go away.
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It was always highly unlikely that he, a human male, could ever entrap such an elusive mythical creature for any real length of time, anyway.
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For people who have followed the sport in-depth for any length of time, observing this cycle play out year after year quickly becomes tedious.
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The length of time Harmony actively reduces odors and formaldehyde depends on the concentration, the frequency of exposure and the amount of painted surface area.
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"Was this the first time you'd been away from home for any length of time?" the interviewer taking her oral history in 2000 asked her.
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"The dose, frequency, and length of time are all likely to contribute to whether or not a therapeutic or harmful effect is realized," he added.
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Do you think 10 years from now, the theatrical window, the length of time a movie stays in theaters, will exist in the same way?
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Under the policy, asylum seekers would not be held for any length of time in an American facility nor would they be given due process.
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Ethos offers term insurance, which pays out benefits if the claimant dies within a length of time that typically ranges from 10 to 30 years.
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With an expanded scope and unchanging team, the length of time between releases has naturally extended, stretching the limits of revenue generated through game sales.
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The length of time for guns to be taken away would vary with the circumstances, with a minimum of one month and possibilities for extensions.
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Given the length of time Gendry must have been rowing, it morphed into a joke about how jacked his arms must be at this point.
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Her results give insight into the length of time honey samples might be contaminated, and a possible solution for removing the insecticide from infected areas.
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People who want fairness are unhappy because, despite the length of time this case has been in the courts, the process has never been fair.
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That's because the same length of time required to build a road in the U.S. – 10 years – is standard to simply license a hydropower facility.
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The hardships he would endure in prison, and the length of time he would have to contemplate his actions make this a pretty convincing argument.
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Mr. Stanley, the former principal historian, said that using the length of time a war was fought as a way to compare conflicts was misguided.
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That prompted Boeing to announce Monday that it will temporarily halt production of the 737 Max, starting next month, for an undetermined length of time.
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The migrants, the majority of them from Iran and Afghanistan, endure terrible conditions, with the average length of time in detention 469 days and rising.
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No new Works with Nest connections can be made after August 31, 2019, though existing integrations will keep working for an unspecified length of time.
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Instead, Neistat moves on, asking some other tepid question off his clipboard about the length of time between Paul's upload and the company's response on Twitter.
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Every friendship, every like, the length of time you spend reading a story, whether you interact with it — all of this goes on your permanent record.
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But the length of time needed for new copper projects to move from inception to production looks like creating the perfect conditions for a price squeeze.
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Lore still largely has McMillon's support, but the entrepreneur has not previously had a boss for this length of time since at least the early 2000s.
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Businesses do not buy individual bttns but pay a subscription, with pricing dependent on bttn volumes and length of time they sign up for the service.
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The length of time could be longer if Trump opts to continue President Barack Obama's current policy, which extended the recusal period by an additional year.
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In an unusual show of respect for Thailand's fallen leader, Facebook has opted to block all ads in the country for an undetermined length of time.
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It was reasonably effective, but it was also heavy, and if you stored one away for any length of time, the canvas would start to rot.
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Third, there was a strong correlation between the length of the bone in a species, and the average length of time intromission lasted in that species.
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Of course, anyone who has used a browser for any length of time will have built up a considerable library of bookmarks, preferences, and saved passwords.
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The new rules would replace a decades-old agreement on levels of care for migrant children and the length of time the government can detain them.
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Last year, the median length of time 20- to 24-year-olds spent in a job was just 16 months, according to Bureau of Labor statistics.
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With today's changes, all strikes will now carry the same punishment: a temporary ban from YouTube activity, with the length of time increasing with the strikes.
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Cuomo criticized the length of time that power restoration has taken on the island in the wake of Hurricane Maria, which struck Puerto Rico in September.
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I would expect some backlash from developers, especially regarding the length of time users can play a game before deciding they don't want to keep it.
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A trial testing Kyprolis combined with the drug dexamethasone doubled the length of time before the disease progressed compared with a rival drug, Velcade, plus dexamethasone.
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The political uncertainty and confusion in the U.K. has riled politicians and the public alike with frustration over the length of time that Brexit is taking.
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Like if a car is double parked and not moving for a certain length of time, that could be a sign of an illegal narcotics transaction.
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The $8 collar stays at a cool temperature for a decent length of time and will help keep your dog from getting overheated and panting frantically.
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The six-month period was selected due to limited data available on the length of time the virus can persist in all tissues, the agency said.
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They include: the length of time actions take, the money she has left, her morale, the roads she travels, and the objects held in her inventory.
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Users' trophy case – which displays accomplishments like best comment, beta test participation, length of time on Reddit and more – will also now be displayed on mobile.
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Iron-260 has a half-life of 260 million years — the length of time it takes for half of a sample of the material to decay.
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There is a clear connection between the length of time from ACL tear to surgical reconstruction and both the presence and severity of associated cartilage injuries.
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One of the main ones is the length of time it takes edibles to kick in—it's sometimes hours before people begin to feel the effects.
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The core issue is the length of time it takes for law enforcement agencies to access data from cloud services located in another EU member state.
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"I would want some kind of proof of what was on the machine before I took a man's liberty for this length of time," he said.
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"He had some injuries and couldn't sustain anything for any length of time, and was giving us five, maybe six innings," A's manager Bob Melvin said.
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The average and median length of time from inversion to the start of recession and 15.1 and 16.3 months, respectively, the Bank of America analysis showed.
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If you have a student loan, your company can drag out the length of time you are in debt and maximize the amount of interest charged.
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Court documents showed that officials tried a number of resolutions — including throwing inmates a pizza party for going a certain length of time without an attack.
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Despite the dwindling odds of rescue and the length of time the boys have been missing, the government has "hope" that they are alive, Osatanakorn said.
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If you're riding for a significant length of time, I'd suggest breaking up your journey with some short stays in cities or towns along the way.
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The length of time operations are halted and the maturity of the reservoir are crucial for determining how difficult and how costly the restart process is.
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"I think that players that have been in this league for any length of time know that that's something that you just don't do," Rambis said.
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Like regular out-of-office emails, you can set an automatic response to emails and a length of time in which the playlist will be available.
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The union added that the automakers will also deep clean their facilities and equipment when workers swap shifts, and extend the length of time between shifts.
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These guidelines are based, for the most part, on past studies linking the length of time people are active with their subsequent robust or poor health.
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Activists who strongly champion the rights of both women and defendants can find themselves caught in the middle when considering what length of time is fair.
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The length of time the measures to deal with the outbreak will have to be imposed is also an unknown and they are subject to change.
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At the end of his equation, Drake placed the crucial variable L, which is the average length of time during which those civilizations emit those signals.
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The school, which had trouble keeping a teacher for an extended length of time, originally sat in a depression that routinely flooded with every high tide.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this article misstated the length of time during which five people were sprayed with acid in London.
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An officer at a Western embassy in Bangkok said airports were not likely to close for any length of time, given Thailand's heavy dependence on tourism.
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After all, the median length of time a worker spends with a given employer is just over four years, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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"I have never seen a group of profiled individuals sitting there for such a length of time — basically being detained even though some were US citizens."
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I would walk out of group therapy in a huff and then, days later, check into another detox for whatever length of time insurance would cover.
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There's been some frustration over the length of time it's been since Trump said his administration was drafting the emergency declaration paperwork over two months ago.
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The gist: The bill would revise the National Emergencies Act to limit the length of time of a national emergency to no more than 30 days.
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The length of time between consumers experiencing delight at something new and being bored and ready for the next big thing is shrinking all the time.
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The website uses an equation that will estimate the length of time you need to spend doing a variety of activities to burn off your meal.
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It was madness to think we could put together a trailer in that length of time, and the studio had never had anything like this before.
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An analysis of research conducted in the past decade showed that pretty much any darn thing you do for any length of time can count as exercise.
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No official list of victims has been released and police said they were "acutely aware of frustrations" at the length of time taken to formally identify bodies.
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How much you owe in taxes or the amount you save from selling your losing positions will depend on the length of time you held the investment.
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Sure, maybe your mom caught you with a little bit of weed once and you got mildly in trouble and grounded for a medium length of time.
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Importantly, indole didn't extend an animal's overall lifespan—rather, it extended so-called "healthspan," or the length of time before age-related problems start to creep in.
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"They are taking the length of time it takes to shoot 10 episodes to shoot just seven this year and six next year," he told the site.
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Watching an addict spew verbal diarrhea about everything from the circle of life to mostly-imagined, vindictive grudges is hard to uphold for any length of time.
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And the fines are prorated based on the length of time a person is uninsured, with shorter gaps in coverage penalized at lower rates than longer gaps.
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While observing water anoles in southern Costa Rica back in 2015, she was impressed by the length of time these tropical lizards were able to stay underwater.
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" He also criticized the length of time all three investigations of the case took, citing a "cloud that has been over our community for far too long.
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We wanted to know if the length of time food is in contact with a contaminated surface affected the rate of transfer of bacteria to the food.
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In an earlier version of the report, the newspaper said Liu would go to the United States, albeit for a shorter that previously planned length of time.
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She further advised that sitting (as to answering questions) for deposition, regardless of the length of time, is unduly and unnecessarily stressful to me at this time.
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Hewitt's lawyers have argued that he suffered from ill-health, and also pointed to the length of time between when the offences were committed and the trial.
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" Trump campaign spokesman Jason Miller rejected any insinuation that the length of time taken to write the letter reflects on the finding that Trump is healthy. "Dr.
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Those other carriers each lock new phones to their networks either for a set length of time, until a device has been fully paid off, or both.
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"We regret any failings in our AML processes and the length of time it has taken to detect and resolve this issue," RBS said in a statement.
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Britain would have to try to replicate them, a huge challenge given its lack of trade negotiators and the length of time even simple trade talks take.
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It would also limit the length of time a non-obligated party can hold RINs, and increase the compliance frequency of the program from annually to quarterly.
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Original story: A retiree in Toronto was unhappy with the length of time the city was taking to build a flight of stairs on a precarious slope.
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These companies will be responsible for resupplying the International Space Station from 2019 through 2024 — the length of time NASA has committed to keeping the station operational.
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But each of them felt like a world unto itself—and if you've read comic books for any length of time, you usually know what happens next.
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That's weird, since methane has a lifetime of about 2800 to 143 years — the length of time it takes for the Sun to break the molecule apart.
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At one point, Gershengorn apologized to the court for previously misinforming them about the average length of time that immigrants who are fighting deportation spend in detention.
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The country's Election Commission also came under significant fire, with overseas voters furious about the length of time it took them to get their postal voting ballots.
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The administration's RIN reform would include requiring public disclosure of RINs, limit the length of time that nonrefineries or importers can hold a RIN and improve compliance.
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But often when I've been working from a more intellectual place, with a concept in mind for a length of time it sort of loses that spark.
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" Reeves said that putting Mill or anyone else in prison for such probation violations at that length of time also "is an enormous cost to Pennsylvania taxpayers.
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But if you grow weed, and you've grown it for any length of time, you know that if you get your plant's root bound, they get lanky!
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"Risk factors for Ebola virus persistence in body fluids are unknown, and the length of time that the virus persists in some survivors is varied," she said.
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The automakers also agreed to deep clean their facilities and equipment when workers swapped shifts, and to extend the length of time between shifts, the union added.
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Instead, they said, the cardinal, one of the highest-ranking and best-known Roman Catholic officials in France, will step aside for an unspecified length of time.
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On top of questions about whether leave should be mandatory and who should pay for it, there has been little agreement on the right length of time.
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ARTS An article on Tuesday about a new monograph by Françoise Gilot misstated the length of time that Ms. Gilot has been with the Mac-Gryder Gallery.
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Traditionally, people have been told that the length of time it takes to sing "Happy Birthday to You" is how long a decent hand-washing should take.
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Straining beyond the existing physical limits for any length of time would lead to rising inflation expectations, increasing bond yields, higher credit costs, slowing economy and worse.
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The criminal justice system will never be perfect, and the length of "time served," whether too much or too little, has nothing to do with fundamental humanity.
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ECONOMISTS RARELY think about the average gestation period of pigs (115 days) or the length of time a sow needs to reach sexual maturity (roughly six months).
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We're expected to be effective and efficient travelers who can determine the most important items we need for the entire length of time we're away from home.
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" A second source familiar with the discussions added: "As far as length of time, it really depends on how long the Senate gives the House to present.
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Even if it&aposs entertainment, if you find utility, value in your life, if it&aposs a daily habit — and the length of time people are spending.
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Chase Sapphire Preferred Card or the Chase Sapphire ReserveOne of the cards I&aposve held onto for the longest length of time is my Chase Sapphire Card.
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The sheriff's office has not confirmed the length of time, but they are working on a timeline to accurately assess when the Alexanders attempted to reach safety.
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"To go on the road for that long a time and then be at home for that length of time, it's not a good schedule," Sutter said.
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They found that "progression-free survival," or the length of time doctors could keep the cancer under control, was not linked with health-related quality of life.
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Felix Bruder, the director of AG-Kino, explained that "a regular release window is 112 days," referring to the length of time a film plays in cinemas.
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The value of your retirement portfolio when you're ready to tap it will be largely based on the amount invested and the length of time it was invested.
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Toronto police have faced criticism over the length of time it took them to confirm that a serial killer was stalking the Gay Village and to arrest McArthur.
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Seth Rogen shared he had auditioned for a role in the film, as well as his shock at the length of time that had passed since it's release.
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Compare it to the "expected" return on investments — the historic return for the S&P 500 is around 6% — and the length of time you have until retirement.
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But the length of time that has elapsed between the initial accusations and measurable action marks a major change from the height of the #MeToo movement last fall.
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There's no real length of time during which you should be complaining, but if you find yourself unable to move on, that's when it might be an issue.
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It's been amazing to me to watch this shift over this length of time where people are now becoming more and more aware and recognizing the healing results.
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Information was lacking on the content of browser, feedback and diagnostic data, as well as on the length of time that transmitted data would be stored, it said.
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And speed is life in this case — the experts say the length of time it takes to move an organ by traditional means is a major issue today.
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And there was an outcry over a video of a man being shot point-blank in the head, and the length of time it stayed on the site.
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Without a limit on the total length of time people may spend in solitary confinement, the torture of months, years and even decades in solitary confinement can continue.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) decided Thursday to cut the level of bonds it purchases every month, but extend the length of time that its stimulus program runs.
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From the paperwork required to fees paid to the length of time it takes, I can pretty much guarantee that no two people will have the same experience.
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There's no blinding flash — a telltale effect of a nuclear explosion — and the length of time the light beam stays on-screen is far too long as well.
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Once registered, the customer can search for card numbers by bank, by ZIP code, by credit limit and by the length of time since the information was stolen.
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" NPV includes measures such as costs, future earnings, and "length of time it would take to invest and earn a certain amount of money over a fixed horizon.
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Gary Goodridge was an arm wrestler who hit extremely hard and was strong enough to shuck off Don Frye for a good length of time in the UFC.
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Johnson last month cut the length of time Parliament would have to debate Brexit, raising an outcry by the opposition as well as members of his own party.
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"It wasn't just the length of time that it's taken, it's the major missing pieces even once we were briefed," said Michelle Black, the widow of Staff Sgt.
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While her shopping ban lasted an entire year, Ms. Flanders recommends choosing a length of time that feels "manageable" to you, whether that's 30 days or six months.
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Mr. Olson's group estimated that the loosening of standards could extend the length of time needed to replace dangerous lead water pipes from 13 years to 33 years.
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Yes, I felt like it was the right length of time and I felt like I've seen and experienced the very best of Myanmar within the six days.
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"I'm like, 'Oh, man, whatever this is, I'll be out within 813 hours,'" the maximum length of time police can hold someone without charging them with a crime.
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And beyond the Gulf, years of North Korean nuclear tests and missile launches have not yet escalated nor affected international investment patterns for any significant length of time.
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"If this continues for any length of time it will have implications for the Qatari economy," said Richard Mallinson, a geopolitical analyst at Energy Aspects, a research firm.
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Men win prizes by successfully holding onto the hump of a bull for a particular distance or length of time, not by wrestling a bull to the ground.
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But that information didn't come out until four to six weeks after the nominations were made — the length of time it takes the ABA to conduct its review.
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From a financial perspective, from a financial stability perspective, it's highly undesirable to be a rule taker and to lose supervisory autonomy for any considerable length of time.
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That&aposs an incredible length of time to be aboard a cramped shuttle, particularly one so far from Earth – where the opportunity to launch rescue missions is near-impossible.
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VICE: Two months more to wait for Final Fantasy XV isn't a great length of time, given the game's been in development, on and off, for about a decade.
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That's the length of time between when the first Democrat declared their candidacy for the 2020 election and when voting actually began with the Iowa caucuses on February 3.
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As for the length of time that sexual congress lasts in Homo sapiens, the adequacy of that is, perhaps, not a matter into which science should dare to trespass.
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Panic attacks and major depression saw her taken out of school for "quite a length of time", and when she returned she had a teacher's aid by her side.
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With Becoming Homeless, the team also hopes to find out if positive effects persist after eight weeks — a length of time far longer than their previous studies have measured.
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Keeping them out of government is one thing, but expecting them to stay loyal to an alliance with 5-Star for any length of time is hard to envisage.
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Many are tied into "apps" built into the tracker—like the one that tracks your sleep and then gives you the length of time and efficiency of your slumber.
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It can be used as a tablet thanks to the 360-degree hinge, but it's far too heavy and unwieldy to use this way for any length of time.
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" Since then, Hollar has not been able to walk freely and has been using a prosthetic leg that was "never really comfortable to wear for any length of time.
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Grevers' typical training routine includes up to a maximum of two hours in the gym early in the morning, followed by a similar length of time in the pool.
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But the MasterClass sleight-of-hand also covers up the total length of its videos, which is nothing like the length of time you'd get in that college course.
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In the early 17th century scientists such as Galileo Galilei were interested in figuring out how to calculate the length of time a pendulum takes to complete a swing.
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And he said the length of time it took to assemble enough guards to quell the riot was understandable, given how far out of the way the place was.
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We were working together on a new type of deal for our new streaming world that was not necessarily tied to 'albums' but more of a length of time.
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The agency said it is working with Health Canada and Héma-Québec to establish the length of time for delaying donations, but for now the recommendation is one month.
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We asked Pornhub to compile a list of porn categories—like "anal" and "MILF"—and rank them by the average length of time videos in that category were viewed.
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"The sheriff is extremely troubled by the length of time it took to determine that the three inmates, housed in a maximum security jail, were unaccounted for," Hallock said.
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"If this continues for any length of time it will have implications for the Qatari economy," said Richard Mallinson, a geopolitical analyst at Energy Aspects, a market research firm.
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ISS also is critical of the legacy directors for their handling of the allegations and the length of time it took to get diversity on the Wynn Resorts board.
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The second set of numbers represents the commitments WeWork's tenants have made under deals they've signed with the company and the average length of time of the tenants' deals.
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It also criticised the length of time it took to make the deal, adding that authorities didn't know how much the six-year investigation of Google's tax affairs cost.
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"Honestly I feel like a monster now for the length of time I can last," wrote one user, who was prescribed an SSRI called Cipralex solely for premature ejaculation.
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He was taking a fairly carefree approach to the length of time it was taking these animals to pass away, so I was trying to rush that process on.
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Ghostlimb has been active for going on ten years now, and it's interesting that you mention the difficulty of remaining committed to something for an extended length of time.
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The average length of time Americans over 18 have lived in their current home is rising, up to 12 years from just nine in 1960, according to Census data.
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Ryan's contract could actually double: Median crowdsourced figures estimate Chapman to sign at $90 million over five years, and Jansen for $77.1 million over the same length of time.
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In that meeting, the ECB said it would cut the level of bond purchases each month, but extend the length of time that its quantitative easing (QE) program runs.
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One potential option could be to extend the current guidelines for another length of time, officials said, even though Trump remains adamant the country start going back to work.
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For the length of time that the WGA is on strike, AMPTP companies are reticent to hire other writers, and they can't get WGA writers to work for them.
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Parental leave is often available only to employees who have worked at the company a certain length of time and who work a certain number of hours a week.
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Over the next 10 years, do you expect a lot of change to the theatrical window, the length of time a movie stays in theaters before its home release?
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She says provincial health ministries need to come up with a contingency plan if the Montreal clinic is going to be out of order for any length of time.
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A survey of sleep consultants published in Behavioral Sleep Medicine in 2018 showed that the median length of time a consultant has been in practice is just four years.
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"I could barely face leaving the house, and it's too painful for me to sit for any length of time, so that was out of the question," she said.
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Most deliberations that go on for that length of time tend to include either multiple sets of questions by jurors to a judge, indications of a deadlock, or both.
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Legislation introduced in December would extend the length of time companies are required to retain information about illegal imagery in order to give law enforcement more opportunity to investigate.
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Those included historic checkout, and circulation data (for all formats, including e-books), overall trends, current events, popularity, length of time in print, and presence in the library's catalog.
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The house is unusual in the area, as it is not governed by a homeowners' association; a casita could be added and rented out for any length of time.
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Mr. Hurd's leave means Safra Catz, the other chief executive, and Larry Ellison, Oracle's chairman and chief technology officer, will lead the company for an undetermined length of time.
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And the length of time a patient spends in hospice care is difficult to predict, sometimes requiring caregivers to take significant time away from work or other family members.
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Fear not, winter is not over yet: Periwinkle ceramic cold cups and glittery tumblers are a nod to the winter weather we hope lasts a reasonable length of time.
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Any Member of Congress may introduce such a disapproval resolution, and the length of time that the resolution can be considered on the House or Senate floor is limited.
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The office was told to assess the average length of time it takes to process an emergency call, develop call-processing standards and train call-takers on those standards.
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A handful of major changes have decreased how often they show up, the length of time that they stick around for, and the impact they have on the proceedings.
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It was back below $1.20, albeit it only just, and recent history suggests it will be difficult to stay above that level for any length of time without fresh tailwinds.
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If you have grappled for any decent length of time you have experienced it: the guy who comes in with a little bit of experience in Aikido or classical Jujutsu.
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Prestige Oysters likely won't yield a harvest from their most recent site for another two or three years—the length of time it takes for oysters to reach market size.
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Now, archaeologists have found the mummified body of that woman, whom they nicknamed Sleeping Beauty given the length of time she&aposs been buried and the riches found with her.
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A 203 study in the American Journal of Public Health found the ACA's policy change was associated with a 10 percent increase in the length of time that women breastfed.
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Keep your eyes on the news for any length of time and you'll see it's just one endless cycle of war, violent attacks, fragile economies, failing companies, and environmental disasters.
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If the index remains above 20,9023 by closing time, the 42-session surge from the first close above 19,000 would mark the second-shortest length of time between such milestones.
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After playing the game for any length of time, it's impossible to leave the house without wondering how many more orbs you'd need to scale that building across the street.
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Plus, they need to be aware of payment due dates; the length of time merchandise can be placed on layaway; and, if applicable, the estimated delivery time for their item.
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If the Dow remains above 20,000 by closing time, the 8913-session surge from the first close above 19,000 would mark the second-shortest length of time between such milestones.
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Instead, what we have is Negan realizing that he may have turned himself into a captive for an unknown length of time because he never bothered to check the door.
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In June, Uber fired 20 employees, including executives, for their behavior and Chief Executive Travis Kalanick announced he was taking a leave of absence for an unspecified length of time.
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As well as uncertainty about the cost, there are also concerns about the length of time needed to install the infrastructure, which is expected to take two to three years.
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And they will stand in until the public is more ready for wearables like Google Glass, and batteries are powerful enough to run them for a reasonable length of time.
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NURSE DELIVERS OWN BABY OUTSIDE OF HOSPITAL SHE WORKS IN "My doctor kept increasing the dose beyond the recommended length of time and didn't monitor me," she told Yahoo Lifestyle.
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We also have a highly technical triage tool that assesses a person's physical and mental health status, length of time on the streets and other personal barriers that cause homelessness.
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"The length of time a woman spends in hospital will vary depending on their needs," Louise Silverton, the director for Midwifery at the Royal College of Midwives, told The Guardian.
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Everything from an employee's communications to the length of time spent at the desk and to patterns of entering and leaving the building are now under a company's watchful eye.
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"We've cut down the length of time required for our experiment by more than 50 percent," Nat Gopalswamy, principal investigator of the eclipse experiment at Goddard, said in a statement.
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Many legal experts were shocked by Manafort's relatively light first prison sentence of 47 months — a length of time significantly below the 19-to-24 years suggested by federal guidelines.
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The PIN protected accounts will keep any images you add on lockdown, and also include a Safe Send tool that lets you share photos for a specified length of time.
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Other changes include longer battery life, an 8-megapixel camera, a faster processor and zippier Wi-Fi — all of which you would expect given the length of time between releases.
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A further sticking point in discussions is the length of time that the U.S. government wants to impose conditions on what AT&T can and cannot do after a deal.
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The article states that any interim agreement should include a schedule for a new free-trade area "within a reasonable length of time" – but it doesn't determine what is reasonable.
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Stock market bears will point out that the last time we saw these types of profit declines, for this length of time, was during the depths of the financial crisis.
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" That's an impressive length of time, but the Backstreet Boys have stuck together even longer — 26 years in total — and Brian described it as "harder than a marriage, much harder.
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It can be easy to forget the exact length of time needed to boil your egg to meet your exact specifications, but the Egg-Perfect Egg Timer makes it easy.
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Lie down comfortably with a bolster or pillow under your legs and set a timer for a desired length of time; eight to 10 minutes is a good starting point.
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As per park- and league-adjusted OPS, that's about the most productive hitter the Dodgers ever had over any significant length of time, be it in Brooklyn or Los Angeles.
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An inverted yield curve has been a reliable recession indicator, but it does not always precede an economic contraction and the length of time before a recession occurs has varied.
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Currently, new TSA Officers are only allowed to be hired for part-time schedules, and they must wait an indefinite length of time to earn full-time status, if ever.
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If you've been around my blog for any length of time, you no doubt know that I am a very spiritual person who believes in truth and good and evil.
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Depending on the length of time a user needs them, the scooters are also affordable: LimeBike, Bird and Spin are rentable for anywhere between 15 cents and $1 per minute.
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By comparison, the same amount financed for the same length of time but at 10 percent interest would result in monthly payments of $555 and interest totaling more than $10,000.
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"The war on drugs from the 1990s resulted in inordinately harsh and long prison sentences for offenders who did not deserve to serve that length of time," Ms. Peerce said.
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To be sure: At the time, the limit didn't matter since scientists didn't have the technological know-how to be able to develop embryo cells for that length of time.
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I think it would have taken me that length of time to build a baseline relationship where doing this—opening up our relationship—wouldn't affect our home, our family life.
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It always seems to have a little more juice left than I expected, it doesn't heat up, and it seems to hold a charge for a decent length of time.
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At its fulcrum is the length of time needed for social distancing, home quarantine, closures of schools, universities and businesses, and case isolation to "flatten the curve" of viral spread.
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Based on the company's recommendations, the FDA made changes to the dosage, the way it's taken, and the recommended length of time people should wait before taking the second medication.
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This was not an ideal length of time to discover all the pros and cons of the smartphone; in years past, we tested new iPhones for a week or more.
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Can you imagine the length of time it's taken to Democrats and I actually think it's an embarrassment to them, but this is getting in to be record setting time.
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Some employers may impose restrictions such as taking courses that relate to the current job and requiring an employee to work a certain length of time after taking the course.
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CDs are a secure choiceA certificate of deposit, also called a CD, is a bank-issued type of savings account that keeps money committed for a predetermined length of time.
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I also bought eggs, sweet potatoes, peanut butter, hummus, carrots, and a bunch of other things — normal staples for my diet that will keep for a decent length of time.
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One thing is for sure: With the length of time required to make games, we're unlikely to see the fruits of this new studio for a couple years at least.
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In general, the IRS recommends holding on to copies for at least three years — the typical length of time the IRS would look back if you happen to get audited.
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"If you look at the length of time he's been involved in these kinds of issues, the length of the hearing… I thought he handled himself very well," Corker said.
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Given the length of time the stellar winds of the stars would have been flowing, researchers expected the hole to be up to 10 times bigger than it actually was.
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But some detentions stretched into months, in violation of the Flores settlement agreement, which limits the length of time children can be held in an unlicensed facility to 20 days.
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Instead of a "black-and-white rule," Sorenson said, employers are considering other factors, including length of time since incident, evidence of rehabilitation and relevance of incident to the job.
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But the rental assistance vouchers are not a panacea; recipients have complained about poor housing stock and the length of time it takes to find landlords that accept the vouchers.
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Courts in determining whether the agreements are lawful generally focus on the length of time they are in effect, their geographical limits and whether employees had access to trade secrets.
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These readings, although not deemed life-threatening if exposed for a short length of time, are 1,775 times higher than prior to the March 2011 disaster, according to the NGO.
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A bill set to be introduced Tuesday comes as both the number of immigrant children in government custody and the length of time those children are being detained are skyrocketing.
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If the Dow remains above 20,000 by closing time, the 42-session surge from its first close above 19,000 would mark the second-shortest length of time between such milestones.
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That taxonomy means it can be tricky to determine their age or to estimate the length of time it might take to a replace a destroyed specimen, Mr. Lauretig said.
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" Cohen said Trump's personal lawyers "reviewed and edited" his statement to Congress in advance, including about the "length of time that the Trump Tower Moscow project stayed and remained alive.
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As one can see, while there have been momentary periods in the past where oil supply has exceeded demand, the extent and the length of time has been relatively small.
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He was held for more than seven hours at a cramped highway checkpoint not designed for any migrant (much less a child) to be held for any length of time.
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"So it's less about the nominal length of time of the extension and more about the mechanism for bringing it to an end once the deal is done," he said.
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At the end of First Avenger, we saw it plunge into the ocean with Captain America, where it was frozen — but it wasn't frozen the same length of time as Cap.
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It had characteristics of a typical short gamma-ray burst that, at its origin, contained 10,000 trillion times the amount of energy the sun produces over that same length of time.
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"We had some backers a while ago, unfortunately with the price of oil and the length of time to get an approval they have invested elsewhere," Smith said in an interview.
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Hewitt's lawyers had argued that the Australian-born Hewitt, 76, suffered from ill-health and also pointed to the length of time between when the offences were committed and the trial.
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The Tesla blog post notes that no one would ever leave their car parked at a gas pump for that length of time and that Supercharger users should be similarly courteous.
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"Loans of five or six years are realistic term lengths, but only for those consumers that are committed to keeping their vehicle for that length of time or longer," Drury says.
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The long seconds that separate Demian Maia snaking his left arm underneath Carlos Condit's chin and Condit telegraphing two small taps are a length of time that became an accidental metaphor.
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At the end of the year — or the week, or the month, or whatever length of time you choose — it compiles all of those fleeting clips into one wonderfully erratic video.
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Mostly, it's worth watching the phenomenon because it's begun to feel like every actor who stays in the industry for an appreciable length of time will eventually join the other team.
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But there are much more fundamental worries about the MacBook's keyboard, the length of time it took to recover from the "trashcan" Mac Pro, and the weirdly unergonomic Apple TV remote.
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A year, like a session, is an arbitrary length of time — and one will obsess over booking a short-term win to the detriment of one's long-term financial well-being.
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Insurers have coverage limits when it comes to paying for these costs, capping the amount that they'll pay for or the applicable length of time, according to the Insurance Information Institute.
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Using such an extensive and robust dataset allowed the study team to learn about individual fracture sites, the risks they carry, and the length of time that risk persists, she added.
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That may be a problem we have to contend with, with certain games restricting the length of time they can be played in one sitting, but others say humans will adapt.
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Citi analyst Paul Lejuez recently told investors that when analyzing a company's value, one thing that's often overlooked is the length of time a brand can sell to a particular customer.
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Although she's been married for the greatest length of time out of her three fellow married sisters, according to her siblings, she's the one to publicly showcase her love the most.
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Keep your eyes on the news for any length of time, and you'll see that it's just one endless cycle of war, violent attacks, fragile economies, failing companies, and environmental disasters.
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The Vivosport is the first Garmin wearable I've used for any significant length of time, and it proved a capable companion both in a smartwatch capacity, and as an activity tracker.
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The composition of the food and the surface on which it falls matter as much if not more than the length of time it remains on the floor, the study found.
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A FEMA spokesperson pointed NBC to the length of time that has elapsed since the hurricanes last year as a factor that went in to the decision to end the program.
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The unprecedented length of time without a permanent secretary of defense had been cited as a problem by both Republican and Democrat lawmakers as well as veterans of the Defense Department.
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Even first-generation adults who have been here, for an agreed-upon length of time by the House and Senate, without any legal issues, should begin a pathway toward citizenship also.
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Game controllers are a type of product known as "experience goods"; consumers must use and "experience" the product for some length of time before they can form an opinion of it.
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In that document, Zumigo lamented about the length of time it can take institutions to be approved to handle data from telcos; in one case, it took a bank 8 months.
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This coverage can reimburse you for all or part of the purchase price if an item is damaged or stolen within a specific length of time, usually up to 120 days.
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" Bilazarian adds: "The challenge with ventilator resources is not just the high numbers of patients we are intubating but the length of time they are required to remain on a ventilator.
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The fact that he became known as one of the better boxers in MMA in such a short length of time says a great deal about his aptitude and work ethic.
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"I have no doubt that the length of time that has passed during which the Department of Justice has had this under investigation adds to the family's anguish," Mr. Carter said.
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The number of photographs matches the length of time the artist's father, at the age of one, was interned with his family at the Minidoka War Relocation Camp in Hunt, Idaho.
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The stimulus package will increase the amount of money jobless Americans can receive, extend the length of time they can receive it and include more workers previously not eligible for assistance.
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To find out, you would need to convene such a gathering for the same length of time as the mindfulness training group and then "give them something to do," Loucks says.
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Antidoping officials have said that the length of time the drug stays in a person's system depends on whether it is taken orally or intravenously, and on the number of doses.
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An earlier version of this editorial misstated the length of time between the passage of the 14th and 15th Amendments to the Constitution and the passage of the Voting Rights Act.
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But they have failed to get wages growing for large parts of the population or to sustain consumer price gains above targets of about 2 percent for any length of time.
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Fed officials largely believe that a 4.6 percent unemployment rate is lower than the U.S. economy can sustain for any length of time without creating upward and potentially undesirable price pressures.
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The Flores settlement, which is currently being challenged in court, is a decades-old court agreement that limits the length of time that undocumented immigrant children can be held in detention.
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Trump has tweeted 28500,6900 times since taking office, a 2628 percent drop in activity from the same length of time before his January inauguration, according to a Mashable report released Thursday.
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For one thing, it is virtually impossible to watch her speak for any length of time and maintain a good-faith belief that she is responding to social pressure from adults.
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To that end, the Intel team tested Shooting Star performance in Finland to make sure the drones still flew as expected—and for the length of time required for the Olympic shows.
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Clemens said that "the types of workers, the amount of experience they have, the length of time they've been in their particular employment relationship" are all different in this higher income bracket.
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In addition, workers who walk a picket line together for any length of time almost invariably come to see each other as brothers and sisters rather than as rivals for employer benefits.
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In addition to serving as the night's medical supervisor, Jordan has responsibilities that include reviewing the accident reports and determining the length of time before injured boxers can return to the ring.
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For example, money in savings accounts earns interest; the more money you set aside, and the greater the length of time you set it aside for, the more interest you will earn.
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Preston says Spacey did not take "full responsibility" for his actions and "weaved in alcohol and the length of time that passed to diminish" the seriousness of his actions toward a minor.
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By measuring the size and growth rates of these rims, the researchers were able to determine the length of time it took for an explosion to happen once the collapse phase begins.
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Last month the country's National Assembly passed a measure that would speed up the deportation process for failed asylum seekers and extend the length of time failed asylum seekers can be detained.
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If it's a given that a password is likely to be stolen, how many days is an acceptable length of time to continue to allow the thief to use that stolen password?
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She points to some recent policy changes, like bringing civilians into the trial review board, and limiting the length of time accused officers can wait before speaking with investigators, among others changes.
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According to Krinsky, such a length of time with no new high has happened only 11 times in the last 50 years and eight of those times occurred during a bear market.
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Ultimately, it asks the viewer: When will we slow down and accept a future where we all understand the importance of loving (and keeping) our clothes for a longer length of time?
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The Trump administration proposed a rule to increase the length of time a consumer can keep a plan that doesn't comply with ObamaCare's insurance regulations from three months to nearly a year.
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The video will record for the length of time the button is held — ditto for still photos, which can be augmented with Ken Burns-style sweeps with a swipe or a zoom.
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"We have already significantly increased support for victims earlier this year, including the length of time that an individual can receive support," he said in emailed comments to the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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This is not such a big deal for me and my daughter; it is more for my son, and all of us struggle to stand or walk for any length of time.
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Below are the turnover rates AllianceBernstein found for executives reporting to the CEOs at Tesla and seven other tech companies, as well as the length of time over which departures were observed.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this column misstated the length of time before the next occurrence of a total eclipse that will be visible in New York City.
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Unfortunately, even the most durable options don't react well to lying in the sun for any length of time, so to make removing them easier, I recommend investing in a quick-connector.
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The length of time the safety board has taken to produce "the facts," let alone a public report, has greatly lengthened over the past two decades, mostly due to safety board management.
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And the governing body of biathlon said it would delay rulings based on positive meldonium tests because there was no scientific consensus about the length of time it stays in the system.
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For instance, take the common advice from some investment professionals to borrow as much as you can for your house at the lowest possible interest rate for the longest length of time.
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One recent study found that the level of tau protein in the blood of students who had suffered a concussion corresponded with the length of time the young athlete needed to recover.
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In a tweet, Brett H. McGurk, the U.S. special envoy for the coalition to defeat the Islamic State until 2018, pointed to the length of time it took to recover the dead.
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Their only communication with the outside world will be by email with a 20-minute delay, about the length of time it would take for a transmission from Mars to reach Earth.
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A previous version of this article inaccurately described the length of time visa holders found to be in the country illegally for more than 180 days would be barred from re-entry.
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But what has not been tested is these machines' ability to function for any length of time without backup from traders, risk managers and operational staff who ensure smooth settlement of deals.
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Other recent research suggests the incubation period for the virus — the length of time between when a person gets infected and when they test positive for the illness — is around five days.
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I stood for an inapt length of time watching soap bubble from a hole in the wall while Nathan stood yards away looking at a broom propped up by a kitchen knife.
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Since a conventional financial institution isn&apost involved in the transaction, the seller and buyer negotiate the terms — length of time, interest rate, down payment, default circumstances, etc — of the sale themselves.
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The refining sector remains a wild card, and could be a drag on the consumer and economy if there's any significant damage that would send prices spiking for any length of time.
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Under the joint domestic violence policy, a player can be put on administrative leave for up to seven days, unless the league and union mutually agree on a greater length of time.
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In Britain, the only agent of consequence who evaded the police for any length of time was Max Petrovsky, Moscow's envoy to the British and French Communist Parties from 1924 to 1929.
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But the length of time it takes to get a permit has led some drivers to work without one, leading to a debate within Finland about whether the system should be reformed.
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Be a certain kind of good for a certain length of time—having a couple potential Hall of Fame types doesn't hurt, here—and it might come around every year or two.
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The average length of time that unaccompanied minors spend in federal shelters rose to an average of 57 days in June, a dramatic increase over the 34-day average in December 2016.
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But, recent research from the University of Brussels suggests that night owls may beat out early birds in the length of time they can stay awake and alert without becoming mentally fatigued.
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The only parents likely to be in immigration detention for any length of time are those who are fighting to stay in the US legally by making, for example, an asylum claim.
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There's also ultraviolet light phototherapy, which slows the growth of affected skin cells by exposing the skin to an artificial UVB light source for a set length of time on a consistent basis.
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"Because she had harboured these contact lenses in her eye for an unknown length of time, if we had operated she would have had a lot of bacteria around her conjunctiva," Morjaria said.
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However, over the past several months the length of time in custody has grown amid the ongoing influx of migrant families and children who turn themselves in to agents at the southern border.
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This great chart, from Sean McMinn at Roll Call, tells the story: According to Roll Call, the longest length of time before a Supreme Court vacancy was filled — since 1900 — was 363 days.
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Lovense's Reddit post claims the company is working to patch the issue, though the company has not responded to our inquiries regarding the length of time this bug was out in the wild.
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According to Hendrix, though, the length of time it takes for us to know whether an experimental Alzheimer's drug can actually work in people, from start to finish, is more like 10 years.
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The length of time involved depends on the organic material: for kitchen waste in summertime conditions, fermentation could take two months; during the winter temperatures in Germany, it would take a longer time.
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On top of this, Alexander seemed set to receive several of his proposals to make it easier for states to receive Obamacare waivers, such as shortening length of time of the approval process.
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For those currently car shopping, in addition to the purchase price and the rate you'll pay to finance a car, consider the length of time you plan to own your car, Sinclair advised.
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So, working with lighter-weight materials that breathe more definitely increases the the length of time the actors can spend in those suits, and then increases the amount the production can get done.
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According to the NVCA, the average length of time before a start-up goes public has nearly doubled in the last two decades, from 1753 years in 1995 to 6.6 years in 2015.
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The main difference is that in 2011 it took a considerable length of time to pump water out of flooded mine pits, assess and repair rail damage and clear export backlogs at ports.
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When immigrants detained in the facilities saw investigators walking through, they banged on the cell windows and pressed notes against the plexiglass to show the length of time they had spent in custody.
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Today, according to Justice Department and FBI statistics compiled by the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN), six out of 1,000 rapists will end up in prison (for any length of time).
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Then, the length of time it took for her campaign to say what is wrong -- with journalists in the dark about where she was -- fostered the idea that something was being covered up.
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By using noble gases, Curran and Cohen hope to learn more about the Moon's geologic history, such as the length of time the samples—and possibly organic compounds—were exposed on the surface.
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OPINION An editorial on Tuesday about voting rights misstated the length of time between the passage of the 24637th and 15th Amendments to the Constitution and the passage of the Voting Rights Act.
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Fed brains have been flummoxed by the apparent breakdown in the relationship between employment and prices and by their inability to coax inflation up to their 2% target for any length of time.
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" However, company officials told WHO that the deadline is "completely fair given the length of time that has already elapsed since first starting maternity leave that was covered by FMLA on February 11th.
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According to KUSA, the defense stated in a previous motion that Bella and Celeste had been in oil for four days — essentially the length of time that they and their mom were missing.
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I'll make my parents try it the next time they visit—I think that'll be a more telling litmus test than any length of time I, as a seasoned "gamer," spend with it.
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"First, reducing the length of time a transaction remains unsettled will reduce the amount of credit, market and liquidity risk faced by the counterparties to that transaction, including the central counterparties," he said.
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Banks' lengthy internal processes are also contributing to their disintermediation as the length of time it takes to syndicate term loan B deals continues to shrink, which also favours more nimble institutional investors.
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This gives the impression that the producers of the show have a limit on the length of time a contestant can be on the show or the amount of money they can win.
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Because of the increasing number of cases before the courts, the length of time immigrants wait for their cases to be heard is growing -- and it can take years to finish a case.
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In addition, the study did not calculate the length of time between when patients received high doses and when they died; the study did not say that period was 2 1/2 years.
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A man stood curiously towering over her and attempted to talk to her as sweat poured from her forehead while she held her body in plank pose for an excruciating length of time.
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The administration's RIN reform would include requiring public disclosure of RINs, limit the length of time that nonrefineries or importers can hold a RIN and improve compliance obligations on a more frequent basis.
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With price protection, you can typically be reimbursed for the difference if you pay for an item and the price goes down within a specific length of time, usually up to 120 days.
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That's the same length of time as the 21-day shutdown that stretched from December 1995 to January 1996 as a result of a clash between President Bill Clinton and the GOP Congress.
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The authority found that increasing the space for standing room would decrease what the transit authority calls "dwell time" on subway platforms — the length of time a train spends loading and unloading passengers.
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"The big message is that any length of time has value," said Donald L. Rubin, professor emeritus at the University of Georgia and a leader of a large multiyear study on travel abroad.
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In a new study, scientists found that the virus' average incubation period — the length of time between when a person gets infected and when they test positive for the illness — is five days.
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Self-quarantining is a precautionary measure for people who may have been exposed to the coronavirus and lasts two weeks, the length of time during which symptoms emerge in 99 percent of cases.
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Advocates worry about the length of time these children could be held in custody away from their parents, as well as the difficulty of reuniting families held in different parts of the country.
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"Given the scale of our dataset and the length of time it covers, we believe our result should apply to other organisms besides mollusks, but this certainly requires further testing," Strotz told CNN.
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One option may be to start with a six-month C.D., and add C.D.s in six-month increments (12 months, 18 months, etc.), to reduce the length of time your money is restricted.
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But new research suggests it's not just the total amount of time we spend sitting each day that we need to worry about, it's also the length of time between bouts of physical activity.
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Or when doctors prescribe the wrong antibiotic, one that won't work against the bacteria infecting a patient—or give the right drug, but in the wrong dose or for the wrong length of time.
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Some members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences, the group that awards the Oscars, have been debating whether films must play in theaters for a specific length of time to be eligible.
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It's impossible to use Twitter for any length of time and not wonder what it might be like were it in the hands of a nimble, forward-thinking company with a functional product organization.
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Although two weeks is a sizable length of time for a first-time ban (the company usually doles out 24 or 48-hour suspensions), it's not the longest suspension period Twitch could have used.
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CCS Insight, another firm of analysts, reckons that the length of time for which consumers hang on to their phones in Western Europe has risen from 22018 months in 25 to 53 months today.
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Inexplicably, Becca, usually ultra polite Becca, brings up Colton's virginity to his own mother, a woman she has known for roughly the length of time it takes to drink half a glass of chardonnay.
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But human rights groups have criticized the country for the condition of the offshore detention centers, as well as the length of time many people remain in them while their asylum applications are processed.
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A federal judge on Thursday sentenced President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort to serve 47 months in prison, a far shorter length of time than prosecutors in the case had argued for.
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The length of time it took to build is evident in the various architectural styles throughout the building -- there are signs of the Renaissance and the Naturalism era along with the French Gothic look.
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Berry would drive up to the venue himself, cart his amp and guitar onstage, and play for the agreed-upon length of time with the pick-up group of musicians he'd usually never met.
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" Elzea added that the agency has reviewed issues related to the length of time minors were kept in "MVM's care and outlined several specific adjustments with the contractor to rectify that issue going forward.
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When Sondland objected to Maloney's repeated questions, saying he "resented" what the lawmaker was trying to do, Maloney pushed back, calling out Sondland on the length of time it took to make that admission.
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What has made Ms. Sauvage's case notable are the length of time the abuse went on, that it went unreported by Ms. Sauvage or neighbors, and the few options that were available to her.
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It notes that the average length of time victims were in forced labor ranged from a few days in some forms of state-imposed forced labor, to nearly two years for forced sexual exploitation.
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The personal trainer Max Lowery previously told Business Insider that it's not so much about the length of time you spend holding the position but rather about activating the right muscles while doing it.
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Erleada's approval was based on a trial goal that measured the length of time tumors did not spread to other parts of the body, or death occurred after starting the treatment, the FDA said.
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Even though Mr. Turner seems to blow off the risk of fines and penalties, the impounding of his trawler or his imprisonment for any length of time would leave his children orphaned and destitute.
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Mr. O'Rourke said Republicans do a better job of promoting younger members, in part because they limit, to six years, the length of time a member can be chairman or chairwoman of a committee.
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"Because they're so wide, I would love to see open world games tackle that length of time and the way that we survive in the world — the ways we continue to live," she says.
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Generally speaking, direct spending by the government tends to provide the most bang for the buck, though it drawback is the length of time it takes for the money to move out the door.
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Government lawyers have been instructed by the Department of Homeland Security to consider factors such as the length of time immigrants have lived in the United States, their family ties and any criminal records.
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Though he was convicted on the lesser counts, and sentenced to 32 months in jail, he had already been incarcerated for that length of time while he awaited trial, so now he is free.
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The court also heard from several witnesses that it would have been noticed if any members of the choir went missing for any length of time after they left the Cathedral following Mass services.
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But, by themselves, the economy, partisanship and the length of time one party or the other has occupied the White House have done a pretty remarkable job of forecasting the results of presidential contests.
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Mr. McCartney's suit is over what is known as copyright termination: the right of authors — or any creators — to reclaim ownership of their works from publishers after a specific length of time has passed.
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"I don't know that we've had a power outage for this length of time," said Melissa Turley, executive director of the Teton Village Association, the government agency that oversees the area around the resort.
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Requiring white-collar workers to sign non-compete agreements is common and frequent legal battles over the validity of such agreements focus on the length of time they are in effect and their geographical limits.
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Trump has blamed the slow pace of filling his Cabinet on Senate Democrats, who have used procedural measures to force the full length of time allowed for nearly all nominees, slowing down the process considerably.
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" Sadly "you can't please all of the people all of the time," she said, adding: "People become very invested in characters over that length of time and also what they would like them to be.
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If hacked, microchips implanted inside the body could be read to reveal a person's location and length of time spent somewhere, as well as information about your health or any data stored on the chip.
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But it does demand an answer to a more prosaic question: does the convenience of such as nonstop flights outweigh the horror of having to sit in an economy seat for that length of time?
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If humanity survives another 50 million years (a reasonable length of time compared to other species' tenures), then the total number of people who will ever live is about 3 quadrillion, or 3 million billion.
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If you have a four-legged friend at home, chances are you consider them to be an important part of your family and being away from them for any length of time can be difficult.
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What's more, surveillance video and other evidence contradicts fraternity members' versions of how they treated Piazza, including the length of time it took them to call an ambulance, attorney Thomas Kline told CNN's Michael Smerconish.
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He was given a form, reviewed by the AP, which asked for churchgoers&apos names, educational background and addresses, as well as the length of time they had been faithful and whether they were baptized.
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The east Europeans dug in their heels over the length of time that in-work benefits could be denied to EU migrants, and over plans to curb child benefits even for those already drawing them.
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But The Washington Post's Fact Checker called Ossoff's description of his length of time with a top-secret clearance "misleading", and Politifact Georgia gave him only a "half true" rating on his national security experience.
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In a study published in the journal Aging Cell, they described how senolytic drugs can alleviate symptoms of frailty in mice and extend the length of time the mice are healthy as they grow old.
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The length of time Clinton has spent at the top of American politics means her record of disclosure simply goes back much further than Mitt Romney's did in 2012 or Barack Obama's did in 2008.
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"Despite the length of time, every single day he serves here, it is clear that Don is passionate about his patriotism and about working in this institution to make a difference for America," she said.
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Iowa and New Hampshire could retain their status as season openers, but the length of time between their electoral contests and the next states could be shortened, so that Super Tuesday follows in a fortnight.
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In the end, tariffs are a tax on consumers, and if high tariffs go into effect on consumer items, and are sustained for any length of time, the economic and political fallout could be considerable.
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Even if you only write fiction, I can't imagine writing for any length of time without easy access to the Internet or the ability to easily go back and re-read my last 3 paragraphs.
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An interim analysis of the trial in 2015 showed that the Ibrance combo had met its main goal of progression-free survival, or extending the length of time a patient lives without the disease worsening.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the length of time since there has been an art show in the United States that has grappled with the contradictions of early-20th-century Mexican political art.
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But that idea mostly collapsed when Irish voters, sensitive about being left unrepresented in Brussels for any length of time, voted in a 2008 referendum to reject a revised European Union treaty containing those changes.
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The length of time the cases last may be just as significant for Trump as an ultimate win or loss -- with a delay past November 2020 a possibility if the cases and appeals drag out.
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Your friend should write the landlord a letter demanding that he reduce the charge to $5 (or eliminate it entirely, if the air-conditioner has been in the window for a considerable length of time).
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The patients with the worse depression experienced vomiting, white blood cell reduction, and longer stays in the hospital and ultimately reduced the length of time that they lived with the disease without it getting worse.
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They're doing a follow-up study now, which will look at other types of memory and cognition, as well as if the length of time a teen had smoked impacts how much they are affected.
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Communication with outside colleagues, friends and family is restricted to email with a built-in 20-minute delay that mirrors the length of time it would take for transmissions to pass between Mars and Earth.
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Legally the length of time immigrant children can be held in detention is limited and the government is charged with finding adequate sponsors or care for children who cross the border alone or are separated.
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What specific differences in the way two surgeons plan and conduct the same operation are responsible for variances in the length of time a patient is under anesthesia, the complication rate or the mortality rate?
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The big picture: The protections are a big win for U.S. drug companies, as they would extend the length of time that biologics can reap the benefits of monopoly pricing in those two other countries.
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I remain unconvinced that the outside of the fold is the right place to put the screen, but admittedly I have also not really used a device like this for an appreciable length of time.
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According to figures compiled in 2015, the average length of time for a person to be officially listed as missing by gardaí is over ten years, while the oldest open case dates back to 1967.
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Universities in the US are using data, such as the length of time an email is open and whether links are clicked, to work out the level of "demonstrated interest" from a possible new student.
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These modest local steps are a start, but we need to scrutinize all laws, policies, and practices that affect the length of time that someone is in prison or jail based solely on their conviction.
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An African-American in a predominantly white sport, Minnis, a 47-year-old Californian, had never coached college water polo or even been east for any length of time before he took the Harvard job.
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As regular readers of this column know, economic performance, partisanship and the length of time a party has held the White House are among the structural fundamentals that help determine the outcome of presidential elections.
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Broxton, who has seven steals, is considered a skilled defensive outfielder, but he will have to show he can hit a little bit to hold down a big league job for any length of time.
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So one lesson there is that when you have a war that goes on for any length of time, the president you get by the end is not the president you had at the beginning.
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Federal defenders have said that some mothers are being told their children are being taken away for a bath, only to find later that they are being detained elsewhere for an unknown length of time.
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One major issue facing EVs is the length of time they take to charge - up to 18 hours in some cases - and a problem being amplified as automakers pack in more batteries to extend range.
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Not only did the MediTrain participants score 20% to 35% higher on those tests than the control group, Ziegler says, their scores also appeared to vary with the length of time they were able to meditate.
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Irma is expected to cause catastrophic damage and has already been one for the record books, sustaining 185 mph winds for more than 24 hours, a record length of time for a hurricane in the Atlantic.
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Pressing pause for an agreed upon length of time and letting the more apprehensive partner get become more comfortable is likely going to improve your chances of success should you decide to give it a go.
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According to the National Venture Capital Association, the average length of time before a start-up goes public has nearly doubled in the last two decades, from 3.5 years in 1995 to 6.6 years in 2015.
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But according to Citizenship and Immigration Canada spokesperson Remi Lariviere, starting off in temporary accommodations is routine, and the length of time may vary from a day to several weeks, depending on the local housing market.
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"China has made commitments and pledges to many developing countries and it will take that length of time, 10 years or more, to complete the initiative," said Rajiv Biswas, Asia Pacific chief economist at IHS Markit.
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CAIRO – Egypt&aposs President Abdel-Fatah el-Sissi says he has ordered the opening of the Rafah border crossing with Gaza for the entire Muslim holy month of Ramadan, the longest length of time since 2013.
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Saut and a number of other Wall Street strategists see longer-term indicators, particularly the length of time it took between new all-time highs, as historically accurate predictors that the most likely direction is up.
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In 2011, Parliament passed the Fixed-term Parliaments Act which set the length of time between elections at five years, stabilizing a system that had previously allowed the prime minister to call an election at will.
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What has happened is that kids are staying in detention longer: "The average length of time that migrant children spend in custody has nearly doubled [since last year], from 34 days to 59," the Times reported.
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But if the species does continue to thrive over a long length of time, the researchers wrote, they may very well become as genetically diverse as other species of their size and population tend to be.
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"The length of time Barrick's negotiations with the Government of Tanzania have taken and the way they have managed their direct negotiations have had the effect of undermining Acacia in Tanzania," Acacia said in a statement.
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Many tend to structure their operations to avoid holding risky assets for any length of time, acting more as intermediaries between creditors and borrowers, investors and investments, or the sender of some money and the recipient.
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Only one Supreme Court vacancy in the 20th and 21st centuries lingered for close to the length of time which would be required to allow the 45th president to replace Scalia sometime after January 20, 2017.
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Activists in the Lords want to give local councils the power to decide the proportion of such homes in their area, and also the length of time before they can be sold again at full price.
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In Maine, voters approved a constitutional amendment for the state's pension systems that doubles the length of time over which the state could pay back unfunded liabilities created by investment and other losses to 20 years.
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The prime minister wants the EU to scrap the backstop protocol agreed by his predecessor Theresa May, which if triggered would keep the United Kingdom wedded to EU trade rules for an indefinite length of time.
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The European Union and the United States have agreed to revisions to a key transatlantic data transfer pact, which place further limits on both U.S. surveillance and the length of time firms can retain personal data.
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They would have a sort of life together — eight years from first meeting to final divorce, not a negligible length of time — and in the end, inevitably, she broke his heart as he had broken Elizabeth's.
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"One goal of that research is to create a theoretical value for the final factor in the Drake equation," Frank said, referring to the variable describing the estimated length of time that advanced alien civilizations survive.
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The brain tumor association labels the prognosis for glioblastoma survival in terms of median survival, the length of time at which an equal number of patients do better and an equal number of patients do worse.
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The average length of time that migrant children spend in custody has nearly doubled over the same period, from 34 days to 59, according to the Department of Health and Human Services, which oversees their care.
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"There were several changes made, including how we were to handle that message, the message of course being the length of time that the Trump Tower Moscow project stayed and remained alive," Cohen told the committee.
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The average length of time in the program is 3.6 years, according to data provided to The Times by the Florida Department of Education, and 85 percent of McKay recipients are in elementary or middle school.
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Caron said while he expected to see the 10-year yield reach 3 percent at some point this year, it would take "something extraordinary" for it to sustain those levels for any meaningful length of time.
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If you are getting close to upgrading your phone, though, you may want to factor the price and the amount of extra storage space needed immediately against the length of time until you go phone shopping.
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First-year residents do not have to work for 24 hours straight — their shifts can be shorter — but if needed they may be asked or may choose to continue to work for that length of time.
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"This one scares me probably more than any because of the length of time, the proximity to the president, getting right up close to the White House and going so long without being detected," Chaffetz said.
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BUSINESS Because of an editing error, an article on Monday about North Korean hackers misstated the length of time between the first and second summit meetings between President Trump and Kim Jong-un, North Korea's leader.
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These cases are usually handled in state court, but the amount owed, the length of time he was in arrears, and the fact that the people involved are in different states all make it a federal case.
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Records obtained from Maricopa County Superior Court state the woman has been a resident of the facility run by Hacienda HealthCare for more than 27 years — nearly double the length of time that appeared in previous reports.
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The length of time asylum seekers could be held in detention became a point of contention as a three-judge panel grappled to understand how long migrants could be detained without the option of a bond hearing.
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Looking ahead, the researchers would like to know how and why amphibians choose their routes, the length of time it takes them to complete their journeys, and whether different species have different survival rates along the way.
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The spirit is also said to have matured for 27 years, the exact length of time since the date of the student protests that were famously quashed by the People's Liberation Army with tanks and machine guns.
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It was not immediately clear why campaigners suspected police involvement, or if the student had been known to officers, but they pointed to the length of time without any resolution to the investigation as reason for suspicion.
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"So any man who struggles with infertility for a significant length of time (say more than 12 months) should consider getting their test repeated in a specialist laboratory, regardless of what the phone app might have concluded."
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" Cohen said that "several changes" were made, "including how we were going to handle that message, which was — the message of course being the length of time that the Trump Tower Moscow project stayed and remained alive.
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This is a cool video, in part because Damon's been acting for roughly the same length of time that I've been watching movies, and he's appeared in most of the high points throughout the last three decades.
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Rezaian had been detained in Iran for 444 days as of October 9 — the same length of time dozens of Americans were held during the Iran hostage crisis that concluded in 1981, his employer reported this week.
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The other main changes being proposed are extending the length of time before a special election can be held, and requiring that City Council districts be redrawn before candidates start their efforts to get on the ballot.
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U.S. and Canadian industry players said the disruption at the key Montreal facility could cause supply ructions if it continued for a substantial length of time, given the importance of the Lantic refinery to the Canadian market.
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"We were talking the other day about the 15-day, so it's pretty shocking to hear about the length of time," Mets Manager Terry Collins said as the team prepared to play the Marlins on Friday night.
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It also comes as Congress debates a bill to overhaul the criminal justice system that would alter mandatory minimum sentencing laws, which have played a significant role in increasing the length of time served, leading to crowding.
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Lisa Klem, special assistant to Chief Judge Beryl Howell, confirmed for The Hill that the grand jury has been extended and can continue to sit, but she did not provide any length of time for the extension.
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The record length of time that Puerto Rico has been a territory likely accounts for the astonishing lack of knowledge that its residents are citizens, which in turn has an impact on support outside of the island.
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But the plan for what happens to migrant children going forward will likely turn renewed attention to the length of time their parents may reasonably be detained if they do not present a danger or flight risk.
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This is also typical for the current Congress — in averaging the length of time for all 15 hearings HVAC has held so far in the 85033th Congress, the average hearing lasted only one hour and 53 minutes.
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Age, gender, length of time in service, and service branch didn't seem to matter in Banks' results, which she said could mean that there's just something about being in the military that affects gaming consumption and motivation.
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The early arrivers chose the order in which the group would tackle the printed manuals on Saturday afternoon, discussing factors such as estimated length of time, workload, and the combined talents it would take to complete each.
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In what it is calling a budget cut, the Bureau of Prisons has also ordered the closure of several halfway houses, which can extend the length of time soon-to-be released prisoners are spending behind bars.
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Besides age and length of time in prison, offenders must have no record of violent crime, sex offenses or escape attempts, and officials must determine they are not a risk of committing new crimes or harming others.
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" Cancian added, "If they actually shut down Navy boot camp — because 25% of the military turns over every year — and if you stop the input for any length of time, then the military starts getting under strain.
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In this contest, Russia also dragged out talks on the status of the sea and east-west trans-Caspian pipelines for 22 years, the length of time the convention was under negotiation before the signing in August.
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Representative Adam Schiff, the lead House manager, tried to rebuff the idea that witnesses would substantially prolong the trial by suggesting limiting depositions to one week, the same length of time used during the Clinton impeachment trial.
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An Op-Ed essay on Thursday about the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief program misstated the length of time it took for the number of new H.I.V. infections a year in Malawi to drop 76 percent.
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But the small Hub isn't great for everything: the 7-inch screen is too small to really enjoy watching video on for any extended length of time and its speaker isn't very powerful for listening to music.
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The treatment of inmates who are mentally ill and the length of time they must wait for a mental heath evaluation has drawn fierce criticism from families and human rights activists in a number of U.S. states.
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"It's both not getting any advance notice so the parents can be there to get the child, and the length of time it's taking in many of the repatriations that are being done by ICE," Gelernt said.
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Her team hopes hospitals across the nation will embrace their findings: Treating NAS with buprenorphine instead of morphine dramatically reduced length of time babies needed to be treated (tapering dosage) and decreased hospital stays for the infants, too.
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The Bank of Italy has calculated that a draft law allowing creditors to recover bad debts without involving the court system could drastically reduce the length of time the process requires, a source familiar with the matter said.
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The AI assessment could be used for a number of different determinations, like whether a suspect should be kept for a longer length of time and whether bail should be set before or after a charge is issued.
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Another truth is that the value of your retirement portfolio when you're ready to tap it will be based on the amount you invested, the length of time it was invested and whether it was in aggressive investments.
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Worksafe argues that one quarter isn't a sufficient length of time to accurately determine whether this is a trend or a temporary dip that might have been helped by a one-week closure of the factory for maintenance.
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When Canada adopted its assisted-dying law in June 2016, it did not follow the "Oregon model", but decided to have a law which did not include any specific length of time that a suffering individual had remaining.
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Lockheed Martin's (LMT) F-35 stealth jet fighter is expected to be tested in 2018 rather than the second half of 2017, due to the length of time needed to configure test aircraft with up to date software.
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I'd wondered if the length of time you feel a drug is related to your overall sensitivity, since my own drug experiences tend to be powerful as well as long, but Doron says these two things aren't linked.
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Energy Aspects, a consultancy, says that the highest level of production Saudi Aramco, the state-owned oil giant, has tried for any length of time is 11m b/d (it is about 10.3m b/d at the moment).
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While that comes out to about $1.3 million per person, the exact amount each individual receives will depend on the length of time spent as an employee at Juul and how much equity is owned, the insider explains.
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So oil prices may struggle to rise above $60 per barrel for any length of time this year because the resulting surge in shale production and likely reversal of OPEC's production curbs would tend to undercut sustained gains.
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Gross realized incentive income has steadily declined since peaking in 2014, driven by the length of time valuations have been at elevated levels, a less supportive IPO environment, and a reduction in the average age of fund investments.
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But the length of time it takes to train crews - up to four years for pilots and as much as seven years for specialized mechanics - means it will be years before the air force can operate fully independently.
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"The money for Eskom is insufficient given the length of time over which the Eskom reorganisation will occur and the practical and political pitfalls that are ahead," said Peter Attard Montalto, head of capital markets research at Intellidex.
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Kristian Ulrichsen, a Gulf expert at the U.S.-based Baker Institute, said if Qatar's land borders and airspace were closed for any length of time "it would wreak havoc on the timeline and delivery" of the World Cup.
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The final benefit of using silicon carbide wafers to generate entangled photons is the length of time the quantum spin state can be maintained in the defect, which is essentially measuring how long the defect can store information.
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Chinese coal traders are reported to have cut back on buying from Australia, the world's largest exporter of the fuel, after the length of time taken by customs to clear cargoes reportedly doubled to at least 24 days.
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The government hoped to sell the bond with a yield of 7.5 percent, said Mackie, who felt this was too low given the scale of the issuance and the length of time since Argentina last tapped the market.
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And even today, there's no functional user interface element that requires the curves, but ask anyone who's used the Note 7 for any length of time and they'll tell you that there's a very real user experience advantage.
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Taco Bell's Start With Us, Stay With Us program allows employees to pick from a wide variety of majors and career paths and doesn't require them to commit to staying with the company for any length of time.
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To ensure that companies don't let settlements languish in internal HR reviews, our bill would force companies to disclose the average length of time it takes to settle harassment disputes and the number of disputes it has pending.
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Doctors are required to keep records for a length of time for the benefit of patients and regulatory agencies, which might want to examine a doctor's prescription habits or how he or she was treating patients, Rothstein said.
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We are both exhaustively lexical people; we can dispute the ideal method to cook scrambled eggs for a startling length of time, the subject spiraling outward to encompass other extraneous flaws, neither of us willing to give way.
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Law enforcement officials across the country have often been stymied by limits on their ability to prosecute alleged sexual abuse perpetrators, often due to a statute of limitations, the length of time victims have to pursue legal action.
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That included praise for Mr. Cohen early on, as well as Mr. Cohen's false testimony to Congress about the length of time that a possible Trump Tower project in Moscow was being worked on during the 2016 campaign.
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Aside from limiting the length of time that the government can keep immigrant children in custody, it mandates that kids be kept in the least restrictive setting possible, and that they receive food, water and other basic services.
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Cage created a length of time with no sound in it; a piano player does nothing but turn the score pages and periodically open and close the keyboard lid for the 4 minutes 33 seconds of the title.
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Experts generally caution that you should be ready to maintain your home for at least five years and quite possibly longer — and that means you'll need to pay monthly and annual costs for that length of time, too.
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Ikejime prolongs the length of time for which the flesh remains fresh beyond other methods of slaughter, meaning chefs can take advantage of a greater range of textures and control the development of umami as the fish ages.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch But bestselling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch warns that while job-hopping is no longer uncommon, the length of time you stay at a job still matters to hiring managers.
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Wikimedia's post trashed the cyber attackers in no uncertain terms, particularly spelling out why, for a free resource as ubiquitous as Wikipedia, being down for any length of time carries some serious risks:We condemn these sorts of attacks.
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GIVEN THE WAY WE'VE BEEN SET UP AND SORT OF OUR LENGTH OF TIME BEING IN BUSINESS, 106 YEARS, WE'VE BEEN ABLE TO MOVE OUR MONIES AROUND PRETTY FREELY AS WE'VE NEEDED AND WE'VE JUST PAID THE TAX.
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With so few coronavirus tests available nationwide, and the length of time it takes to get results, doctors and nurses expect to come into contact with COVID-19 positive patients well before their tests have come back positive.
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You can acquire them for free, but to use them for any length of time usually requires shelling out for additional lures, meaning the Clinton campaign could be spending funds on attracting Pokémon (and players) to its events.
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Nothing in the statute requires that the 'reason to believe' be grounded in the facts of the particular investigation, and the statute contains no limit on the length of time such secrecy orders may be kept in place.
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Removing her from public view for any length of time potentially affects attendance, so museum officials tried to keep the examination period as short as possible, and to keep her in the public eye as much as possible.
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A recent academic paper modeled out a tax-loss harvesting strategy using a portfolio of the 500 largest securities by market capitalization from July 1926 to June 2018, breaking down that length of time into four 23-year periods.
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Rather than suggest that we abolish the capital gains preference, she proposed a gradual step-down in rates depending on the length of time an investor holds assets, with the lowest rate of 20 percent available after five years.
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