"Growth in wages clearly leveling out," Indeed economist Martha Gimbel tweeted.
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We&aposre at the table with China about leveling out trade imbalances.
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Vaping related illnesses are leveling out or declining, but nobody knows why, yet.
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United States Steel stock rose 2 percent in extended trading before leveling out.
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"Growth in wages [is] clearly leveling out," Indeed economist Martha Gimbel said earlier this month.
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The report documents how global carbon emissions may be leveling out, despite continued global economic growth.
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"I think you're seeing a leveling out," said Dottie Herman, chief executive of Douglas Elliman Real Estate.
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In a separate analysis, Wong controlled for the seasonal pattern by leveling out expected month-to-month changes.
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Mr. Lindholm sets about leveling out our expectations early, after an opening patrol sequence steeped in angst and blood.
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The chance encounters, the temporary leveling out of London's social stratum, and the easy excuse for all-day booze.
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After leveling out, the plane essentially become a glider without a massive set of wings to keep it safely aloft.
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And the fact of this is that if you look at any indicator, things are leveling out for the Republicans.
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The leveling out of the consumer loan demand is fully in tune with that subdued mood in the corporate sector.
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The coronavirus "2nd derivative [is] leveling out," Bank of America research analyst Shaun Kelley said in a note to clients.
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But just as our emotions were leveling out after all the newness, Rihanna announced an entire new collection for the holidays.
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They experience overall reductions in healthcare spending by 0.8 percent per year, leveling out to a 4 percent drop after year five.
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By the eighth round Gomez's face was puffing up, leveling out his features so that he came more to resemble a cantaloupe.
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But bulls say that's changing as American production shows signs of leveling out and recent declines in U.S. inventories point to market re-balancing.
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Capital invested looks to be leveling out, with $5 billion funneled into global real estate tech startups in 2017 and $4.65 billion invested last year.
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It also follows the ups and downs that come with navigating high school — and those ups and downs also include getting high and leveling out.
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Since then, however, online sales have declined by 18 percent compared with the Tuesday peak, leveling out to the same pace as before the ad.
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And so when that sort of equation started to even out and the playing field was leveling out, now I didn't have the advantage so much.
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Polls have jumped up and down in the past few months, from the post-convention bump each candidate got to their leveling out a few weeks later.
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The PC market still appears to be leveling out after six years of decline, and following signs earlier this year that it could grow again in 2018.
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We saw the pattern happen four times: the vibration of the train, the dip in air quality, the rise in particulate matter, and then the leveling out.
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That will most likely require rising shale oil output, a leveling out of U.S. refinery demand and ongoing OPEC curbs to keep prices other than WTI at elevated levels.
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When Rivera ran marathons, he said, he trained by running up the seven-and-a-half-foot-wide steps, which come in groups of 12 before leveling out into a landing.
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Shares of Pacific Gas and Electric climbed more than 7 percent in extended trading before leveling out to nearly flat, after the stock closed down 6.7 percent during the regular session.
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The company may have grown too fast, riding a tech trend on the way up, without prepping itself for the crash — or at lest leveling out — that ever tech trend inevitably undergoes.
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At the 2018 Oscars, Frances McDormand called for every one in the room to have "inclusion riders" in their contracts to help make real strides toward leveling out the Hollywood playing field.
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This "leveling out" of culture and of history, a term described by Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer, is a means by which culture and history are decimated down to one uniform level.
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"Imagine having a wallet with a limited number of dollar bills (energy) and buying cakes after Christmas that are getting cheaper over time (eventually leveling out at some low price)," he told Gizmodo.
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Most recently, the 2016 update saw Apple equalizing its gender representation, adding gender options for single-parent families and new female athletes and professionals — leveling out the largely male representation among sports emojis.
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And Obama has made real strides when it comes to criminal justice reform for US citizens, leveling out the prison population after decades of growth and engineering the largest release of federal inmates ever.
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This is certainly better for Democrats, but due to the degree the state was gerrymandered to benefit Republicans, it's more accurate to think of this redrawing as leveling out the balance rather than a Democratic gerrymander.
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Chinese shoppers are increasingly splurging on high-end fashion and accessories locally rather than overseas, encouraged by a leveling out of prices as import tariffs drop, although that has penalized some brands struggling to capture the shift.
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"You expect that sometimes a company's growth will start leveling out... but if they are trying to postpone the inevitable by messing with their accounting practices... That's bad," said Paula Rosenblum, a retail analyst with RSR Research.
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The good news is that massive—if not immediate—EV uptake could be a boon to the grid, by leveling out daily electricity demand and possibly even storing renewable energy in cars' batteries, to be discharged when needed.
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Booming demand for gasoline and octane, the leveling out of Brent crude versus WTI and even the weak euro, will all help buoy even Europe's aging units through the year, according to speakers at the Platts Middle Distillates conference in Antwerp.
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But when you're in treatment, you see people whose lives are actually getting better, you see the process working, and I think there was a lot of leveling out for me, too, because I'd been using pretty consistently from like age 20 to 28.
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Chinese consumers make up a third of all luxury goods purchases globally, and while many still snap up expensive watches, jewelery and clothes on overseas trips, shoppers are increasingly spending at home, encouraged in part by an leveling out of prices, which used to be much higher in China.
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In the past year of its diplomacy — solidifying Kim Jong Un's propping alliances, punctuated by disciplinary warnings to Seoul and Washington to pull their own respective weights in leveling out the agreements reached during the 2018 summits — Kim and his trusted peace brokers have pressed and vised their dialogue counterparts as such.
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So I do think that there's a bunch of signals about both what they're looking for in mergers, which is not much enforcement, and what they are looking for on telecom and other sorts of tech stuff, maybe leveling out the playing field a little bit to not advantage tech companies quite as much.
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A variant to the assimilation ideology is the Republican ideology similar to that expressed in France as far back as the revolution that supposes a "universal man" that is able to suppress less desired, backward, cultural traits and require a "leveling out" in order to fully participate as an equal in the society.
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Out of the station, the track makes a left-hand turn and climbs the lift hill. This leads directly into a drop to the ground level. Leveling out, the track has a short straight segment as it passes through back to back vertical loops. After the vertical loops, the track makes a left turn, passing a backstage area, and enters a double corkscrew.
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It then launches, accelerating to a speed of in 3.8 seconds. Shortly after reaching its maximum velocity, the catch car disengages, and the train begins its ascent up a 90-degree incline, twisting 90 degrees clockwise before climbing over the top hat. Upon descending, the track twists 270 degrees before leveling out, allowing the train to be stopped by the magnetic brakes.
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The three trails still remain. At some point, the state built a snowmobile loop around both peaks, starting at the top of Platte Clove and leveling out at 3,200 feet (975 m). However, it sees little snowmobiler use even in the most severe winters. Recent proposed changes to the Catskill State Land Master Plan could result in the end of this designation.
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The cockpit crew believed that all four engines had flamed out, but the National Transportation Safety Board found that only engine No. 4 had failed. After leveling out, the three remaining engines were supplying normal thrust. A restart attempt brought No. 4 back into use. They began climbing and reported to air traffic control "condition normal now" and continuing on to Los Angeles.
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They then descend and then quickly pass around a small, shallow turn into the trim/safety brake. Riders descend into a double half- pipe, then being twisted to the right, left, then into a right half downward helix, then twisting to the left, then descending into a trench covered by a tunnel, before ascending and leveling out into the reduction brake run as the ride ends.
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Upon exiting the loop, the train climbs a hill, levels out and reaches the first set of trim brakes. Next, the train turns left in a slight decline before leveling out. Once leveled, it enters the diving helix into the ravine. This is achieved by the left rail lowering much more steeply than the right rail as the train descends into a left-turning helix.
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In January 2015, Woodfield planned and announced a $13.8 million renovation. The makeover consisted of an updated grand court, including the removal of the brick fixtures and leveling out many multi-leveled sections of floor. The renovation also includes new flooring for both lower and upper levels, replacing two existing elevators, and adding one new elevator. The renovation was predicted to be finished by the end of the year.
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The storm intensified into a subtropical storm shortly thereafter before weakening into a tropical depression on the next day. After gaining tropical characteristics throughout most of the day on November 3, the storm was designated Tropical Depression Eleven. The depression quickly strengthened into Tropical Storm Florence, the sixth named storm of the season. The storm briefly underwent rapid intensification, strengthening into a hurricane, before leveling out as a Category 1 hurricane.
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Waterloo Regional Road 39 is an arterial road in the Region of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. It runs entirely within the city of Cambridge, just south of Highway 401. Regional Road 39 begins in the Preston section of Cambridge at Highway 8, where it is known as Eagle Street North. Eagle Street runs a somewhat hilly course and intersects with three railway lines before leveling out, where car dealerships begin to line its northern edge.
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A power screed being used to flatten concrete Power concrete screeds can be used in place of a man powered screed bar to strike off excess concrete. Concrete is poured from a wet mix of cement, sand, aggregate and water. Prior to the mix drying, the concrete should be smoothed out on the desired surface. A power screed assists in the smoothing out process by leveling out and/or vibrating the wet mixture.
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The "a" and "b" processes are consequently and temporarily linked but were believed to depend on different neurobiological mechanisms. B-Process, the other part of opponent-process theory, occurs after the initial shock, or emotion and is evoked after a short delay. A-process and B-process overlap in somewhat of an intermediate area. While a-process is still in effect, b-process starts to rise, ultimately leveling out a-process' initial spike in emotion.
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The Høgnorsk movement grew out of opposition to the official Samnorsk policy which aimed at leveling out the differences between Nynorsk and the other main variety of Norwegian language, Bokmål. Reforms to this end were carried through in 1938 and 1959. Initially there was considerable resistance against these reforms, but the resulting standard is now widely accepted. Høgnorsk is currently supported by Ivar Aasen-sambandet and the activists behind Målmannen, but has relatively few active users.
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Like other Euro-Fighter models, Dare Devil Dive features a vertical lift hill, in this case in height. Upon reaching the top, the car drops at a "beyond-vertical" angle of 95°, with the track curling slightly back under the top of the lift before leveling out. Unlike the other models, Dare Devil Dive uses a newly designed lap-bar restraint system, making it the first in the world to deploy it. The of track includes three inversions.
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After leveling out, riders experience another slightly-banked turn to the left into the coaster's third tunnel. As the train exits, the turn switches to the right and is followed by two ascending left turns that lead into the final tunnel. A second brake run slows the train inside as it enters the second lift hill which is completely enclosed. Large stone warrior statues in several rows with glowing eyes can be seen lining both sides during the ascent.
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She was the tallest of four sisters and that may be why she was chosen to be the farm worker of the bunch. She missed a couple of months of school each year to help on the farm. But much can be learned doing physical labor. Working in a granary during harvest time, leveling out the grain as it fell from the thrasher into the granary, she learned to keep shoveling (it was either that, or be buried alive).
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Despite being regularly caught in mixed-species fisheries, the Mediterranean horse mackerel is listed as least concern by the IUCN. Its wide range buffers it from steep population declines, and none has been observed in recent years, with catches leveling out in the past decade. Overfishing in the 1980s led to a steep decline in catches in the Black and Marmara Seas, but has since become stable. Some conservation measures are in place in certain European countries.
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The evaluations were leveling out to zero when the internet connection to the GPU servers was cut off. By tournament rules, this meant the game was replayed from scratch. After a further internet disconnection and restart, Stockfish handled the opening better and won, leaving Leela with a 1-point lead. In the last third of the superfinal, there followed more drama as Leela often built up strong advantages, but Stockfish showed great resourcefulness in defending inferior positions.
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Because such an attitude is highly irregular, the captain incorrectly assumed the indicators to be faulty. Without any visual references (due to the clouds) and having rejected the information from the attitude indicators, the captain and first officer became spatially disoriented. Only after breaking through the bottom of the clouds at was the captain able to orient himself and bring the plane under control, leveling out at . They had descended in under two and a half minutes while all onboard experienced g-forces as high as 5g.
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This entire section is considered very scenic and is prone to rockslides in many locations. Around milepost 130, about from Rocky Top, I-75 begins its first major ascent for a few miles before leveling out, and at exit 134, near the community of Caryville, US 25W splits off and I-75 begins a concurrency with SR 63. The Interstate then begins another ascent, this one steeper, adding a truck climbing lane going northbound. About later, the highway levels out once again and the truck lane terminates.
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During courtship, a lilac-breasted roller will fly upwards and then tip forward with the wings closed, before flapping to gain speed towards the ground. While leveling out at highest speed the bird will roll to the left and right a few times, uttering a harsh, raucous "kaaa, kaarsh", before swooping up again. The display may end with a harsh chuckling. Lilac-throated rollers breed from late April to mid-September in Somalia, while lilac-breasted rollers breed at various times of the year, depending on the location.
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The prototype demonstrated a top speed of 540 km/h (335 mph) and was recommended for mass production with the M-88 engine. Then, on 5 September 1939, I-180-2 piloted by Tomas Suzi crashed during high- altitude testing, killing the pilot. Again, the exact circumstances of the crash were unclear. According to eyewitnesses, the aircraft dove steeply (others claimed it fell in a spin) to 3,000 m (9,840 t) where it leveled out, then entered a spin again, leveling out once more at 300 m (985 ft).
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Club Penguin received mixed reviews throughout its journey. The site was awarded a "kids' privacy seal of approval" from the Better Business Bureau. Similarly, Brian Ward, a Detective Inspector at the Child Abuse Investigation Command in the United Kingdom, stated that it was good for children to experience a restricted system such as Club Penguin before moving into social networking sites, which provide less protection. In terms of simple popularity, the rapid growth of Club Penguin suggested considerable success, although there were signs that this was leveling out.
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The recession during the Carter presidency pushed inflation higher and the exchange rate lower. This sudden increase in costs together with already high costs of living in Europe and other industrialized nations resulted in a steady decline in the number of missionaries able to pay for two full years of service. The shortening of the required service time from 24 to 18 months cut off this decline in numbers, leveling out in the period following the reinstatement. For those in foreign missions, this was barely enough time to learn a more difficult language and difficulty with language was reported.
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Out of the station, the track passes through the transfer track, and makes a slight left turn before making a right hand turn to climb the lift hill. At the top of the lift hill, the track makes a left turn and dives down a drop into a ravine, leveling out as it zooms through the structure of the third hill and rises into an elevated turnaround. It then dives down a drop back into the ravine, and rises up a third hill. At the top of the hill, the track makes a level right hand turn into the midcourse brakes.
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Curving south of milepost 99, the line continues to climb at the ruling 1 in 176 gradient (10 yards per mile). After passing over an original farm occupation crossing (structure 359), it passes under the new Leicester bypass road (see History) before straightening and leveling out as far as milepost 100 (shortly after overbridge 360). Turning sharply to the west, the railway falls as it approaches the outskirts of Leicester. Shortly after passing under the redundant bridge 361 (blocked off on one side), an ancient right-of-way crosses the trackbed on the level, though only for pedestrian traffic.
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In kimberlite pipes, the eruption ejects a column of overlying material directly over the magma column, and does not form a large above-ground elevation as typical volcanoes do; instead, a low ring of ejecta known as a tuff ring forms around a bowl-shaped depression over the subterranean column of magma. Over time, the tuff ring may erode back into the bowl, leveling out the depression by filling it with washed-back ejecta. Kimberlite pipes are the source of most of the world's commercial diamond production, and also contain other precious gemstones and semi-precious stones, such as garnets, spinels, and peridot.
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The trains meet up again behind the station where they turn back 20 degrees and begin their ascent side by side. At the top of the lift hill, the trains slowly make their way toward the edge before careening down the first drop, reaching speeds of over . Riders race over two small, yet powerful air-time-filled hills before traveling upward and leveling out into a set of trim brakes at the far end of the out-and-back layout. Here, trains are slowed and riders enter a massive 560-degree helix where they circle downward over a small marsh, gradually picking up speed along the way.
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Dare Devil Dive begins as the car leaves the station and turns right to reach the vertical lift hill. Upon reaching the top, the car slowly crests the hill then drops toward the ground, passing through "rings of fire" before leveling out and climbing to enter the first inversion, a dive loop. As it exits, it drops back to the ground before climbing upwards to the right to enter a banked turn on its side, then diving down towards the right. It next enters the second inversion, an Immelman, returning to the ground then turning upwards to the left to enter the ride's mid-course brakes.
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Although still expensive, PV systems increasingly use rechargeable batteries to store a surplus to be later used at night. Batteries used for grid-storage also stabilize the electrical grid by leveling out peak loads, and play an important role in a smart grid, as they can charge during periods of low demand and feed their stored energy into the grid when demand is high. Common battery technologies used in today's PV systems include the valve regulated lead-acid battery– a modified version of the conventional lead–acid battery, nickel–cadmium and lithium-ion batteries. Compared to the other types, lead-acid batteries have a shorter lifetime and lower energy density.
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Several hours later, the storm further intensified into a major hurricane. That afternoon, Earl became a Category 4 hurricane, attaining winds of 135 mph (215 km/h) before leveling out in intensity. A northwestward track began to become apparent by this time as the system neared the southwestern periphery of a subtropical ridge over the Atlantic Ocean. Early on August 31, an eyewall replacement cycle, a process in which a storm's eye dissipates and is replaced by a larger one, began to take place. Despite increasing wind shear, the system maintained its intensity through September 1, when it briefly weakened to a Category 3 system.
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"Scenic Overlook" at Sea Level Turning eastward after the checkpoint, Highway 1 descends steeply to 375 meters as it passes Adumim Interchange with Route 417 providing access to Ma'ale Adumim, al-Eizariya and Abu Dis, joining the historic Jericho Road. The road turns east by northeast, continuing its descent passing E1 (Jerusalem), Mishor Adumim and Route 437 at 250 meters. Leveling out for the next 5 km and occasionally rising in elevation, the road passes the Nahal Og Nature Reserve (Wadi Mukhalik), intersects with the Allon Road (Route 458) and the famous Khan Al-Ahmar, a caravanserai associated with the New Testament story of the Good Samaritan. Descending again the road briefly turns due south as it passes Mitzpe Yeriho.
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The early portion can be slippery in icy winters and may contain loose rocks. In the 1920s the trees here were swept by a wildfire which has given the area an awkward mix of young shrubbery and woods, but this portion is rather short and within a mile the trail passes into the spruce-fir zone, which has also had problems more recently with air pollution and the balsam wooly adelgid. At the trail comes to a split with the Forney Creek Trail, which, to the right, leads down to Fontana Lake. From here the trail actually rises up for about a quarter mile, the only such notable jaunt along its path, before leveling out and gently sloping back down to Andrews Bald at .
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SR 464 begins on the southeast side of SR 200, across from the intersection of Southwest 20th Court as Southwest 17th Street. The road runs southeast but immediately curves to the east before intersecting Southwest 19th Avenue Road. From there it continues its straight eastern trek as it approaches the newly constructed Railroad bridge over Southwest 7th Road and Avenue at the CSX Wildwood Subdivision, part of the CSX S-Line. After leveling out from the new bridge, the road intersects U.S. Routes 27 (US 27), US 301, and US 441\. At Southeast Third Avenue SR 464 becomes Southeast 17th Street, which soon enough intersects CR 464A (South Magnolia Avenue/Southeast Lake Weir Road), and then a grade-crossing with a railroad freight line.
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During that same time, Works Progress Administration (WPA) crews were working on projects around the country. They were pressed into service to begin the clearing of the underbrush and leveling out the land in preparation for the first landing area, which would later become the main part of the runway now in existence. Phelps Collins, while with the French Escadrille 103, in front of Spad XII at Beauzée-sur-Aire, France On 31 August 1931, the airport was formally dedicated as Captain Phelps Collins Field in honor of Alpena's World War I hero, who in May 1917 volunteered to the French Air Service and fought with the celebrated French Escadrille 103. On January 7, 1918, he transferred to the famed American 103d Aero Squadron, a successor to Lafayette Escadrille, and died while defending the airspace over Paris on 12 March 1918.
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The extremely large capacities possible from vanadium redox batteries make them well suited to use in large power storage applications such as helping to average out the production of highly variable generation sources such as wind or solar power, helping generators cope with large surges in demand or leveling out supply/demand at a transmission constrained region. The limited self-discharge characteristics of vanadium redox batteries make them useful in applications where the batteries must be stored for long periods of time with little maintenance while maintaining a ready state. This has led to their adoption in some military electronics, such as the sensor components of the GATOR mine system. Their ability to fully cycle and stay at 0% state of charge makes them suitable for solar + storage applications where the battery must start each day empty and fill up depending upon the load and weather.
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The school was built in two phases, a lower building in 1957 (by architects Weightman and Bullen of Liverpool) and was followed by a much larger 'Main Building' which was completed in 1961 (by architect George Whitfield). The buildings on the school remained relatively unchanged for 40 years until a Music Building and a Sixth Form and Food Technology building were added to the previous 'lower yard' and bike shed area in 2002. During the construction of the school, the playing field area needed to be levelled out. This proved difficult due to the nature of the ground, and it was decided by Liverpool Education committee that the most cost-effective method of leveling out the playing field area was controlled tipping (a similar method was used for the now defunct field of Childwall College, found in Childwall Woods). This led to a large difference in ground height of the field compared to the school buildings, with pupils required to walk up a set of steps equivalent to 2 storeys.
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