The treaty limits the United States and Russia each to 1,550 deployed long-range nuclear warheads and 700 long-range delivery vehicles.
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LoRaWAN (Long Range Wide-Area Network) is a low power, long range, and low bandwidth networking solution that's ideal for smart cities.
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The Long-Range Precision Fires CFT seeks to provide Army units superior long-range and deep-strike surface-to-surface fires capabilities.
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After several failures testing a multistage, long-range rocket, it put its first satellite into space with a long-range rocket launched in December 2012.
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Visonary, Long Range Thinking Palpatine, more than any other character in Star Wars, embodies strategic thinking and directs his activities toward ambitious, long-range planning.
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They have a program of long-range [artillery], where Russia has [already] been investing quite a bit—long-range precision fires that have really fallen behind.
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This treaty caps the number of deployed long-range nuclear warheads each country can own at 1,550 and the number of long-range delivery vehicles at 770.
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Analysts fear that North Korea might now be preparing to launch another long-range rocket carrying a satellite or even to flight-test a long-range missile.
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Besides adding new troops, the budget also adds investments in armored vehicles, long-range artillery, amphibious vehicles and munitions, including long-range missiles to suppress enemy defenses.
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LoRaWAN (Long Range Wide-Area Network) is a low-power, long-range, and low-bandwidth networking solution that's ideal for communications between the sensors that will blanket smart cities.
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They're cheaper than before: The Model S Long Range starts at $79,2000 (a $299,2990 price reduction), while the Model X Long Range starts at $2102,2000 (a $2104,20193 price reduction).
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While it has been used to test liquid-fuelled rocket engine technology used in North Korea's long-range missiles, it has never been used to launch a long-range missile.
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Reservation holders can now choose from three versions of the Model 3: the long-range 310-mile rear-wheel drive, long-range dual motor all-wheel drive or the performance variant.
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The restrictions were imposed after the North's tests of nuclear weapons and long-range rockets in recent years raised fears that the country was developing a nuclear-tipped long-range missile.
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For now, reservation holders have three versions of the Model 3 to choose from: long-range 310-mile rear-wheel drive, long-range dual motor all-wheel drive or the performance variant.
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He was 3 of 4 from long range on Friday.
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Minnesota scored seven baskets from long range in the quarter.
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There are long range, and there are short range connections.
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Both teams started out aggressive — and hot — from long range.
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Davis did virtually all of his damage from long range.
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I tend to think more long range at these mileposts.
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The North said earlier this month it conducted two "crucial" tests at its long-range rocket launch facility, raising speculation it has been developing a new long-range missile or preparing a satellite launch.
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The front grill of the car houses the long-range LiDAR.
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Uniden DFR7 Super Long Range GPS Radar Detector "with code DRIVE"
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An A321 with a long range is an extremely interesting plane.
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A Boeing 777, the long range 300ER model to be exact.
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North Korea last tested a long-range ballistic missile in November.
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Kansas finished the night just 2 of 12 from long range.
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"The US has long range bombers, massive artillery, tanks," Gibson said.
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Cousins had four of the long-range misses without making one.
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But the hurricane center said long-range forecasting can be imprecise.
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Dr Gollakota's invention uses a technology called "LoRa" (from "long range").
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Manufacturers have been reported to be working on long-range cars.
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The long-range version will start at $44,000, the automaker says.
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The Warriors hit 297 of 267 long-range shots (03 percent).
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Holiday and Portis sank long-range shots in the final minute.
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Kim watching the launch of a long-range rocket on Feb.
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North Korea has also tested long-range missiles but not completely.
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Uniden DFR7 Super Long Range GPS Radar Detector with code DRIVE
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There's a long range ice weapon that hones in on targets.
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He said Pakistan had retaliated with long-range artillery and mortars.
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The price cut for the long range is just over $53,000.
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But maybe my viewing arrangement provided some (literal) long-range perspective.
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The Mavs finished 7 of 40 from long range (17.5 percent).
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Uniden R7 GPS Extreme Long Range Radar Detector $469 w/ XP40
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For the West Coast, the long-range forecast was still unclear.
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The Vikings converted just 210 of 221 chances from long range.
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The Strategic Long-Range Cannon remains a Science and Technology investment.
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The future of Army long-range precision officially has a name.
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More long-range missile tests put an end to that dance.
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Koenig, the team's leader from long range, said he celebrated rarely.
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The country has already phased out medium and long-range transmitters.
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North Korea already has a nuclear capacity and long-range missiles.
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Then, he thumped a long-range howitzer into the top corner.
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Long range steering is pretty weak, so that decreases confidence there.
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Sanumdong has been associated with the regime's long-range missile program.
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A rocket engine would be another step toward long-range missiles.
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North Korea claims its launch shows progress toward long-range capabilities.
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The long range on his timeline to return is 12 months.
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The Wildcats hit five of their first seven from long range.
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Prentiss Hubb also connected from long range during the decisive run.
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The Grizzlies also struggled from long range going 4 of 18.
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Admirable, too, is its long range, distinctive tech and safety features.
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He three-putted from long range for bogey on the 11th.
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The treaty requires each side to reduce long-range nuclear forces to no more than 1,550 deployed warheads, 700 deployed long-range missiles and bombers, and 800 deployed and non-deployed missile launchers and bombers by Feb.
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To effectively and securely distribute this clean energy, the island should install a series of microgrids, which are less reliant on long-range transmission of electricity and are cleaner, cheaper and more efficient than long-range grids.
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Beyond that we are working on long-haul trucking, long range deliveries.
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Long-range antiferromagnetic order only sets in at low temperatures, proponents say.
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Uniden DFR9 GPS Super Long Range Radar/Laser Detection "with code VORTEX"
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The Long Range Model X now starts at $88,000, down from $96,000.
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So the Navy started working on a special long-range sonar tool.
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The Big Green finished the game 9-of-23 from long range.
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We have set at using (INAUDIBLE) that protect people in long range.
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Uniden R3 GPS Extreme Long Range Laser Radar Detector "with code BYD48"
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It limits the number of long-range nuclear warheads they can deploy.
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According to the artists, six soldiers sporting long-range rifles arrived later.
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Your self-driving, long range, non-black Model 3 is now $53,000.
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The Bulls were 9-for-30 from long range for the game.
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That, to me, is a better long-range prospect of a life.
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Uniden DFR9 Super Long Range GPS Radar/Laser Detection "with code RANGE"
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New Mexico shot 41.4 percent and 10 of 173 from long range.
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Place your turrets outside of long-range sightlines that snipers could exploit.
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Darius Miller was 3 of 5 from long range for nine points.
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I want to get a wider lens to shoot more long range.
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Green tapped in a long-range shot by Curry at the buzzer.
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It's really an enormous step forward on a long range of issues.
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The long-range jet lists for between $225 million to $70 million.
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They took 230 shots, and 28 of them were from long range.
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Buffett himself has long preached about the importance of long-range thinking.
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Uniden R3 Extreme Long Range Laser GPS Radar Detector "with code EE48"
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His nickname on long-range bombing missions was "Heinie the tank-buster".
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Iowa missed all eight of its long-range attempts before the break.
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Changes are generally looked at as long-range decisions based on trends.
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The Tesla Model X Long Range starts at a more affordable $75,315.
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Russia's long-range missiles could reach the U.S. in about 30 minutes.
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The Spurs made just four of 213 (216 percent) from long range.
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SkyX designed long-range drones that charge on stations in the field.
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Hybrids are popular because they combine long range and low fuel consumption.
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The Timberwolves shot 44.2 percent from long range and 50 percent overall.
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Duke's shots from long range did not drop as they typically do.
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So the two leaders decided to stick to common, long-range goals.
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In the distance was a long range of mountains capped by snow.
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India successfully launched a long-range intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) on Thursday.
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Bookert finished with nine points, shooting 2-for-239.3 from long range.
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Tatum shot 14 of 22, including 583 of 12 from long range.
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The Wildcats were 214 of 23 from long range in the game.
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He scored three points on a long-range shot, not a dunk.
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That, however, may now be changing because of Russian long-range goals.
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Those extended possessions often wound up with a basket from long range.
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Tensions rising Tension in the Korean peninsula escalated to a new high earlier this year, after North Korea conducted its fourth nuclear test and fired a long-range rocket, which South Korea called a long-range missile test.
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Here are some examples of devices that use sound to disperse or attack: Long-range acoustic devices Since the early 1990s, long-range acoustic devices -- also known as LRADs -- have helped authorities control crowds of people, especially protesters.
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North Korea has built a new structure at a military site where it produces long-range missiles, a worrying sign that the isolated nation is preparing the "Christmas gift" it warned the U.S. about: a long-range missile test.
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In recent months, an array of automakers have launched new, long-range EVs.
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And we want them to reduce their nuclear and long-range offensive weaponry.
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An urban planner by training, Tischler has a knack for long-range strategy.
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CNN reported that Pyongyang has expanded one of its long-range missile bases.
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He favors extended takes, medium- to long-range shots and minimal camera movements.
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South Korea said the engine could be used for a long-range missile.
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Simply: He thinks Tesla can do long-range EV better than anyone else.
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But the new Long-Range Anti-Ship Missile, as it's known, is expensive.
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It was a world of long-range trade where seafarers mingled quite freely.
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This is something that fellow long-range clanker Russell Westbrook knows about, too.
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"Long-range prediction is really the most useful for hurricanes," Lin told me.
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Carter had 12 first-half points, hitting 2 of 3 from long range.
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That came after the Tar Heels missed their first 11 long-range attempts.
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Gunfights in Star Wars are not long-range affairs, nor are they tactical.
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It recently launched the world's first mainstream, long-range EV, the Chevrolet Bolt.
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L) AAV7 amphibious assault craft, and two long-range Kawasaki Heavy Industries (7012.
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The key for Baylor besides free-throw shooting was potent long-range shooting.
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It also trimmed the price of its now entry-level Long Range variants.
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However, Sacramento regained its stroke from long range to keep Atlanta at bay.
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The Magic were 17 of 33 from long range, draining 11 after halftime.
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He made 463 of 246 shots, including 299 of 271 from long range.
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The Trojans also were successful from long range, making 03 of 20 attempts.
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Portland also made 7 of 13 from long range prior to the break.
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Russia is working on 22 different short, intermediate, and long-range nuclear weapons.
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Segway is using Indiegogo to fund the long-range electric scooter Ninebot Max.
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The Thunderbirds hung around by making 2152 of 19953 attempts from long range.
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Providence shot 38.6 from the field, including 123 of 20 from long range.
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They shot just 221 percent from the field, 211 percent from long range.
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However, Tesla will first produce the performance, dual-motor and long-range versions.
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"This is only for extreme long-range, shots over 2,000 meters," Bernius said.
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The Pentagon funded development of loudspeakers to deliver long-range blasts of sound.
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"I think there is this long-range precision-strike capability, certainly," Richardson acknowledged.
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China uses threatening, long-range missiles to keep US forces at arms length.
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India is developing long-range ballistic missiles able to strike targets across China.
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Known as myelin, it is crucial for long-range communication in the brain.
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Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors can work wonders from long range.
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Fabian of Mexico tries a long-range shot and it goes way over.
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After Russia's early flourish, most of the chances have been from long range.
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Zach Reichle, who scored 10 points, shot 2-of-4 from long range.
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Dimitrios Klonaras was the only other Golden Bear to connect from long range.
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The Friars shot 35.4 percent and were 5 of 13 from long range.
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Jordan Spieth is among the best putters in golf, especially from long range.
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The Warriors were 7 of 15 from long range in the first half.
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Long Range Toddy : The irony for me is that I don't love running.
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US defense officials have said they're expecting a long-range ballistic missile test.
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That was part of the team's 11-for-31 on long-range shooting.
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The Cats missed their first six shots, including four misses from long range.
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The approach has gained support since North Korea started testing long-range missiles.
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Submarines can loft similar long-range missiles, as France and Britain have demonstrated.
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For Trump, that could mean ending North Korea's nuclear and long-range missile testing, closing the test site and possibly getting Pyongyang to dismantle its long-range missiles and make available for inspection a significant chunk of its weapons material.
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It is part of the Long-Range Strike Bomber program (LRS-B) and projected to be a long-range, stealth strategic bomber for the United States Air Force capable of delivering conventional and thermonuclear weapons for the next few decades.
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The result, he said, was a lack of long-range planning for prevention efforts.
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Little Rock shot just 34.9 percent and was 8 of 29 from long range.
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Washington made 8 of 14 from long range, with Green going 4 of 5.
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It's Groundhog Day, where we leave the long-range weather forecasting to a rodent.
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Long-range narrowbody aircraft on the market include Airbus's A321neo and Boeing's 737 MAX.
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He has no strategy, long-range sense of where to go, what to do.
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The radar would help identify long-range ballistic missile threats mid-way through flight.
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A third Iranian official said Tehran would be willing to discuss long-range missiles.
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Northern Iowa shot 36.4 percent and was just 6 of 193 from long range.
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They were probably hit by long-range drones that the Houthis acquired last year.
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In the last two wins, Bryant has made 23 of 220 long-range jumpers.
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A long-range type of the A321 could fit the bill for Europe flights.
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Earlier on Monday, Airbus announced the launch of a long-range, single-aisle airliner.
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By 2040, long-range electric cars will cost less than $22,000 in today's dollars.
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A long-range radar tracks potential targets and relays data to a command vehicle.
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It's launching its first long-range BEV, a high-performance SUV, later this year.
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The long-range war is for hearts and minds: a sustained battle of ideas.
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The North has successfully launched long-range rockets twice to put objects into space.
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Joon will use single-aisle Airbus A320s, long-range twin-aisle A340s, and A350s.
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Until recently Tesla made only small numbers of expensive long-range battery-powered cars.
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Chevrolet's long-range electric car called the Bolt is a vehicle worth the drive.
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The sides suspended the tariffs in hopes of working out a long-range deal.
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We knew he was an assassin from long range, but that's pretty impressive, right?
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Orb of Harmony: A long-range homing projectile that slowly heals the targeted ally.
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Atlanta nailed 33 from long range and was led by Taurean Prince's 24 points.
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Analysts believe the country's real aim is to test a long-range ballistic missile.
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We do know what the long-range Republican blueprint for Social Security looks like.
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The shooter had a long-range semiautomatic rifle, and the police only had handguns.
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Likely, this isn't the last long-range EV we'll see come out this year.
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The long-range 2018-mile range version will be available for $23,000 fall 2020.
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It specializes in long-range infiltration, exfiltration and resupply missions for special operations forces.
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Source – Nature Climate Change Long-range transmission is also remarkably efficient and low cost.
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Iowa was just 7 of 25 from long range despite Bohannon's late-game flurry.
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The equipment included long-range ballistic missiles capable of reaching deep into Saudi Arabia.
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Nevada shot 53.1 percent from the field and 9 of 23 from long range.
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On the wall there was a long range hunting rifle with a mounted scope.
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Perhaps the best known of these devices is the Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD).
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The Wolverines shot 48.3 percent from the field and 30.4 percent from long range.
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John Rafferty, head of the Long-Range Precision Fires Cross-Functional Team, said Tuesday.
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Tensions have only heightened since then after North Korea launched a long-range rocket.
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The battery range for the 2019 Model S Long Range increased by 105 miles.
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Milwaukee shot 45.5 percent from the field, including 11 of 36 from long range.
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Minnesota shot 32.1 percent from the field, including 10 of 215 from long range.
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Well, this is a smallish SUV, so large adults shouldn't expect long-range comfort.
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Haney's long-range shooting in the first half helped the Lions stay within range.
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Gonzaga shot 49.2 percent from the field, including 7 of 21 from long range.
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The cumulative effect of Hield's long-range target practice on the Ducks was devastating.
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This rocket is infamous for being the world's first long range, guided ballistic missile.
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The Golden Flashes shot 230 percent and were 222 of 228 from long range.
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Louisville shot well from long range as well, hitting 12 of 22 (54.5 percent).
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The North has never conducted a test flight for such a long-range missile.
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Andrew Das: Asensio follows up Koke's long-range attempt with one of his own.
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The B-52 Stratofortress is a long-range bomber capable of carrying nuclear weapons.
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Spectacular, long-range, back-to-back goals from Angel di María and Benjamin Pavard.
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Development of long-range precision fires technology is the Army's number one modernization priority.
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The EPA says the Model S Long Range has a range of 370 miles.
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And it succeeds in clarifying the artist's own long-range view of her career.
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New photorealistic renderings of the B-21 Long Range Strike Bomber have officially landed.
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The Bucks hit 215 of 213 (210 percent) from long range as a team.
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Local news media reported Sergeant Jakkrapanth was a specialist in long-range sniper fire.
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BYU was ice-cold from long range (1-for-8) in the first half.
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Ray sank five from long range en route to a career-high 27 points.
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Arkansas shot 46.9 percent from the field, including 8 of 20 from long range.
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"Fire and fury," Trump threatened, as Kim tested increasingly lethal and long-range weapons.
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Move up to the long-range at about $49,000 and you have 322 miles.
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It's also selling a higher performance, long range version, called the Standard Range Plus.
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That fell apart two weeks later, when North Korea tested a long-range missile.
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And we should be setting short, medium and long-range goals to get there.
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Middleton is 13-of-22 from long range during a four-game hot streak.
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Specifically, Hitzinger pointed to the lidar sensor's high resolution, long range and small size.
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Thompson made 6 of 7 from long range and Curry was 5 of 7.
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The Bucks hit 212 of 44 (45.5 percent) from long range as a team.
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Here&aposs how the upgraded Model 3 long-range and the M3 stack up:
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Helicopters patrolled the perimeter, and two security blimps equipped with long-range cameras hovered.
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But a long-range THAAD-ER battery might provide cover for sub-hunting aircraft.
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Piotr Zielinski's blend of technical ability and long-range goals is Poland's real strength.
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On Major Rowe's vehicle, the long-range communications were out, as was the heating.
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But that may change thanks to Lockheed Martin's Long Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM).
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Videos of a young Curry launching long-range shots on the Raptors home court are still online and offer a glimpse into the future of a player who has gone on to become the NBA's greatest long-range shooter of all-time.
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Rose was 231 of 218 from the field, including 228-for-193 from long range.
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Tennessee shot 223 percent from the field and hit 9 of 20 from long range.
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The Utes led for most of the first half thanks to their long-range shooting.
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Pyongyang claimed it successfully test-fired a medium-to-long-range ballistic missile on Sunday.
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With a long-range weapon, he could ignore the horde and shoot me from afar.
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One that doesn't require you to work when enemy states gain long range nuclear capabilities.
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All the while, Kim's scientists will keep developing more nuclear weapons and long-range missiles.
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Remember, Kim Jong-un shooting long-range missiles over Japan, threatening to blow up Guam.
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However, long-range mobile communications still required a crippling amount of hardware to be dependable.
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The company has also promised that a long-range electric vehicle is coming in 2018.
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The Jazz shot 56.8 percent from the field, including 12 of 29 from long range.
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Gillespie scored 12 points despite his long-range struggles, while Jermaine Samuels added 10 points.
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Memphis shot 42.9 percent from the field and was 10 of 29 from long range.
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When you're a startup, short-range thinking is seductive, but long-range thinking is powerful.
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He wound up 17-for-23 from the floor, 239-for-21989 from long range.
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Adjusting aim to account for the arc gives Torbjörn's Rivet Gun a very long range.
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Inside, there are two antennas: one for short-range radio and one for long range.
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The long-range antennas could technically track you when you're not in the parks, however.
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The long-range 300-mile version goes on sale in fall 2020, for about $47,000.
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North Korea announced in February 2016 it launched a long-range rocket carrying a satellite.
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The ships were armed with long-range, precision, land-attack cruise missiles, the official said.
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Koenig showed off his long-range prowess, drilling 5 of 7 from 3-point range.
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The U.N. calls the North's long-range rocket launches banned tests of ballistic missile technology.
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Gasoil is usually shipped on medium and long-range vessels carrying up to 700,000 barrels.
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Tactical weapons are generally designed for the battlefield and are typically not long-range armaments.
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The goal is to intercept long-range missiles from Iran, Barak Ravid writes for Axios.
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Cleveland was 6 of 26 from long range, 29 of 38 at the foul line.
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It's also conducted engine tests that analysts say could potentially power a long-range missile.
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He made 1 of 2 long-range attempts against the 76ers and scored three points.
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Critically, Ford's upcoming battery-electric vehicle, or BEV, will be its first long-range model.
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Situational awareness: Saudi Arabia says it has intercepted a long-range ballistic missile from Yemen.
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Boston College shot 61.9 percent from long range (13 of 21) and 49.1 percent overall.
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In 2012, it was marked by a long-range rocket launch attempt which also failed.
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The decision to build the Long-Range Standoff Weapon should be thoroughly and publicly debated.
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The buds also have hands-free Google Assistant and support a long-range Bluetooth connection.
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Macon buried his first four attempts from long range and Barford nailed his first three.
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It underscores an unprecedented development whose long-range significance has been missed by Western media.
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The visit comes just days after North Korea tested an advanced, long-range ballistic missile.
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Iran's current long-range Shahab-85033 missile is based on the North Korean Nodong-1.
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He hit 73 of 3 treys, as Binghamton went 4 of 7 from long range.
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Imagine if one of Russia's long-range bombers was shot down while probing Norway's defenses.
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Those include both the Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft and the Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft.Col.
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The Suns made 43.9 percent of their shots, including 33 of 19 from long range.
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John Rafferty, head of the long-range precision fire cross-functional team, told Defense News.
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Last, the Admiral reaffirmed a need for new long-range anti-ship missiles — effective, yesterday.
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I picked up the long-range, all-wheel-drive Model 3 on a Saturday morning.
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Other clients include Northrop Grumman, which is building a new long-range Air Force bomber.
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It launched a long-range rocket to put a satellite into orbit on Feb. 7.
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A powerful long-range shot from Luiz Gustavo was tipped by Madrid goalkeeper Keylor Navas.
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The agreement is on long range missile with a range of 1200 miles and above.
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On Wednesday he was 28 for 5 from long range and finished with three points.
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His was 0 of 3 from the floor and missed his only long-range attempt.
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The plans include developing Iran's long-range missile program, according to a report by Reuters.
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The Bulls made 47.9 percent from the field, including 36.7 percent accuracy from long range.
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But weeks later he changed tack, saying North Korea would fire a long-range rocket.
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The plans consist of medium and long-range medical drones tied to a centralized hub.
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His long-range wrist shot from straight away got through traffic and bled though Allen.
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England's Kyle Walker tries a long-range chip, but it's right to keeper Robin Olsen.
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Luka Modric curled in a long-range shot, sealing Croatia's place in the knockout round.
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The North on Monday used the unfamiliar term "medium-long range" to describe the missile.
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He nailed three 3-pointers and the Celtics hit 16 of 39 from long range.
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Rose was 6 of 39.13 from the field, including 2-for-4 from long range.
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Stone wired a long-range shot past Gibson at 4:34 of the second period.
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The Magic shot only 8.33 percent and made four of 28.3 shots from long range.
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Airbus' A321 LR plane is a long-range version of its hugely successful A320 program.
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Last month, North Korea announced an end to all nuclear and long-range missile tests.
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Love answered with a 3-pointer before misfiring from long range on the next possession.
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Singapore Airlines is soon to take delivery of the ultra-long range Airbus A350-900ULR.
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They finished the night 10 of 25 from long range, complementing their productive interior offense.
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The North Korean leader only pledged to stop testing long-range missiles and nuclear weapons.
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The Bucks used torrid long-range shooting to establish a 65-53 lead at halftime.
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In the meantime, it will suspend tests of its nuclear devices and long-range missiles.
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Will it include short- and long-range ballistic missiles and other weapons of mass destruction?
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Many experts have speculated that the gift could refer to a long-range missile test.
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The Nazis had to use long-range aircraft and secret weather ships to gather observations.
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The Spurs shot slightly better (44.7 percent), but were 6 of 246 from long range.
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The plans include developing Iran's long-range missile program, according to a report by Reuters.
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The February satellite launch was criticized internationally as a long-range missile test in disguise.
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The Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe in Paris in October is her long-range target.
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He explains how North Korea's long-range ambitions are still, probably, a long way off.
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Shoot down every medium- to long-range missile North Korea fires to restrict its testing
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With $2000,353 separating the standard and long-range models, it's interesting that they even decided to keep the Standard Range version and didn't just have the Long Range as the entry-level model with the Performance version (now $235,2000 cheaper at $23,000) maxing things out.
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But in Washington, DC, in December, when asked about the US military&aposs adoption of unmanned systems, long-range weapons, and long-range sensors and what that could mean for his operations, Foggo struck a different tone, citing Russian tactics as ones to emulate.
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They have expressed concern that the North might attempt a long-range rocket test in retaliation.
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Bombardier Inc Makes the rear fuselage of its long-range Global 7500 business jet in Queretaro.
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Bolden scored 10 off the bench as the Mountaineers made 10 of 23 from long range.
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The former Piston hit all three of his long-range attempts at Detroit earlier this month.
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Increasingly long-range aircraft may loosen Dubai's dominance as a travel hub connecting Asia and Europe.
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"We are charged with doing long-range initiatives of real import to the President," Gorka said.
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Long-range energy forecasts have always been controversial and subject to tremendous uncertainty and large errors.
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The Braves shot 41.1 percent from the floor and were 8 for 26 from long range.
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Chevrolet appears on track to produce an affordable, long-range electric car - the Bolt - before Tesla.
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Consider the Long Range Acoustic Devices—portable sound cannons that blast noise louder than jet engines.
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West's challenge extends to owners of Country House, War of Will, Long Range Toddy and Bodexpress.
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Since the S&P 500 recently escaped its long range in July, it's up 5 percent.
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In April 2018, North Korea had pledged to cease its nuclear and long-range missile tests.
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Miami shot 43.2 percent from the floor, including 13 of 39 (33.3 percent) from long range.
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Graves shot 493 of 9 from the field and made 5 of 6 from long range.
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The three external antennas provide long-range WiFi that extends to every inch of your home.
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The company bundled multiple microphones and optimized them for long-range queries with noise cancelling technology.
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This year, Kim Jong-un and company have made nuclear threats and launched long-range missiles.
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Sanctions were mounting after its second nuclear test and a long-range missile launch that year.
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Seoul had ordered it closed after Pyongyang defied international warnings and tested a long-range rocket.
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On August 31st, North Korea launched a long-range ballistic missile over Japan for reasons unknown.
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UNLV shot 40.5 percent from the field and made only 4 of 23 from long range.
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This is a long-range vision and management plan that all refuges are required to complete.
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Maxim Tissot restored Montreal's one-goal lead with a long-range strike in the 50th minute.
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But that is vaporised in minutes or less, so does not work for long-range missiles.
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That's assuming you want a Model 113 with the long-range battery, which starts at $211,210.
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And he is fast developing the means to deploy them on medium-to-long range missiles.
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Sixers F Robert Covington is 6-of-23 from long range over the last four games.
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Howard was just 9 of 27 from the field and 4 of 14 from long range.
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Two, they could fire a long-range missile from a submarine or a ground-based silo.
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LONG-RANGE PLAN Medicare is more vulnerable to immediate cuts if the tax bill becomes law.
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Since Kaesong opened, the North has conducted four nuclear tests and five long-range rocket launches.
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In 2012, the day was marked by a long range rocket launch attempt, which also failed.
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The Kings shot 40.9 percent from the field and were 12 of 33 from long range.
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The launch is likely to have been a cover for testing a long-range ballistic missile.
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By that time, the Buckeyes had made 211 of their first 23 attempts from long range.
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The Volunteers shot 46.7 percent from the field and were 8 of 20 from long range.
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All of those included either long-range electrified powertrains or autonomous driving systems — if not both.
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The Blue Hose shot 31.7 percent from the field, including 13 of 45 from long range.
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Pyongyang will begin testing long-range missiles that can hit the U.S. homeland in short order.
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She'll fight for your day-to-day needs and the long range needs of he country.
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Nebraska led 37-26 at the break, overcoming a 3-for-11 effort from long range.
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Twice in July, it launched a long-range missile that could potentially reach the U.S. mainland.
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James has a marvelous touch near the hoop but his long-range shooting has grown shaky.
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The Cavaliers used improved long-range shooting to stay with the Bulls before eventually overtaking them.
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Such long-range thinking is rare to see in California, where continuity rarely triumphs over fad.
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Still, experts note that North Korea is years away from deploying a reliable long-range missile.
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Unnerving its NATO allies, Turkey acquired the Russian-made S-400 long-range air defense system.
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This was the Tigers' 10th game of the season with double-digit makes from long range.
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Yemen's Houthi rebels said they launched a Burqan 2H long-range missile at the Saudi airport.
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The B-52 is also slated to get the Long Range Standoff Missile currently in development.
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Harper led the long-range barrage by making 211-of-5 3-pointers in the half.
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The Nets were going to take long-range 3-pointers any time they had a chance.
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Iowa shot 23 percent and 236 percent from long range but were hindered by 303 turnovers.
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The writer is a former mayor and a former director of long-range planning in Boulder.
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It was constructed in response to fears of an attack by ever-increasing long-range bombers.
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Long-range SAM systems, including the Russian S-300 and S-400, are profoundly capable weapons.
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Robinson ended the Wolverines' 3-point drought after 12 long-range misses on their next possession.
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The Cavs didn't need free throws on a night they were red hot from long range.
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Most of their shots Sunday were from long range, and the Flyers never really attacked Holtby.
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In 1943 he took his place as a pilot flying long-range bombing missions over Europe.
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You get into a routine of "recon / Long-Range Missile bombardment / close assault / melee if necessary".
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However, long range models indicate the chances for a deep freeze toward the end of January.
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There was nothing great for long-range, but that's where I knew there would be demand.
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The KASP's missions at Saber Junction 19 included long-range reconnaissance, direct action and personnel recovery.
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For its part, China landed a long-range bomber on one of the newly made islands.
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All I know is there have been no nuclear tests, no long-range missiles going out.
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Among others, the Group announced the launch of a long-range version of its A321neo jet.
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The funding proposal in Mr. Larson's bill also would restore the program's long-range financial balance.
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It ends with a strong Makoto Hasebe long-range shot that gets blocked in the box.
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The Hawks were 23.8-for-19 (57.9 percent) from long range, with Young nailing three treys.
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The Nuggets hit 244 shots from long range to take a 62-54 lead into intermission.
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NC State was 4-for-16 from long range, with two of the connections by Beverly.
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On the other hand, given Griffin's long-range shooting on Tuesday, maybe he's that guy, too.
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"The Americans and Europeans want to prevent Iranian long-range missiles from reaching Europe," he said.
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He tested a series of long-range missiles and conducted his country's most powerful nuclear test.
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Unfortunately, screenshots of single medium-to-long-range model forecasts are fairly common on social media.
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This measure would cap the quality and sophistication of North Korean long range missiles as well.
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South Korea closed the complex last year after the North's nuclear and long-range rocket tests.
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The Rockets went up 93-92 but Denver responded with some defense and long-range shooting.
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Last week, Kim Jong Un said his country was close to testing a long-range missile.
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French and British warplanes also fired long-range missiles, while a British submarine launched cruise missiles.
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Mr. Lewis concluded that the program is holding deliberately short of a functional long-range missile.
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They finished the game shooting 28.1 percent from long range and 57.7 percent from the line.
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Aircrews assigned to the Eisenhower already have been briefed on launching potential long-range bombing missions.
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McGriff's long-range shooting paced the Cowboys to a 9-of-18 performance as a team.
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The 757 entered service in 1983 as a relatively large and long-range narrow-body jet.
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The new measures were a response to five nuclear tests and four long-range missile launches.
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The Mavericks shot 39.6 percent from the field and were 12-for-41 from long range.
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Sharjah's Air Arabia ordered 120 Airbus including 20 of the long-range 200-240-seat A321XLR.
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Edwards hit one from long range with 2:33 remaining to tie the score 69-69.
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Half of Charlotte's 22 first-half field goals came from long range, including five from Graham.
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Earlier this month the U.S. deployed a battery of long-range anti-aircraft missiles in Lithuania.
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New York shot 35.2 percent from the field and was 7 of 38 from long range.
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The long range battery can last 0003 miles, but those cars have a $54,000 starting price.
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Ball State shot 38.6 percent (22 of 57) and was 7 for 24 from long range.
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On her watch, GM beat Tesla to market with a moderately priced, long-range electric vehicle.
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Davis Bertans paced the Wizards with 26 points while shooting 7-for-123 from long range.
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If North Korea launches another long-range missile, it will set off more United Nations sanctions.
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Aside from the Rams, the team with the brightest long-range prospects might be the Aztecs.
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U.S. officials and regional analysts are expecting the gift to be a long-range missile test.
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On July 19, 2013, we all smiled as Cassini took a long-range portrait of Earth.
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Missouri finished 33 of 62 (53.2 percent), including 16 of 33 (51.6 percent) from long range.
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Only New Start and its onsite inspections governing long-range missiles and bombers remains in force.
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"We see the ability of the A321 to go long-range in a very competitive way, as a way to change the industry and to completely close the gap between the single-aisle and the long-range," by allowing the A321 to fly further, Faury said.
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Its specialty is long-range perception: trucks that can see 1,000 meters ahead, even in bad weather.
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Eight of those cameras are for long-range viewing purposes while the other four are for parking.
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A long-range all-wheel-drive model starts at $21.5,22019, and the performance model starts at $63,000.
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The Houthis claim to have used long-range drones, which could also hit oilfields in the UAE.
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Belinelli and sparked Sacramento's comeback, scoring 227 points and doing most of his damage from long range.
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Boston made five from long range in the first half to secure a 43-39 halftime advantage.
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North Korea said it had successfully test-launched a newly developed mid-to-long range ballistic missile.
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US defense officials told CNN the engine could be used for a long-range intercontinental ballistic missile.
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" As Smith wrote, "the long-range trauma police brutality causes can be as deadly as a bullet.
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The Sooners, who rebounded from Thursday's Round 221 loss to Arkansas, still had trouble from long range.
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It has also claimed to have miniaturized a nuclear device to fit onto a long-range missile.
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Now, a startup called Volans-i has developed long-range drones for business to business, express deliveries.
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These included 15 Boeing 777-203ER long-range jets for which Boeing has obtained U.S. export licences.
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That will make it easier for both America and Russia to sell long-range rockets to India.
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North Korea claimed to have tested an advanced hydrogen bomb for a long-range missile on Sunday.
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And that's coming at a time when affordable, long-range, attractive electric vehicles still aren't the norm.
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Oregon also struggled with its shooting and made 39.6 percent and 6 of 26 from long range.
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As a long-range tracker that requires infrequent charging, the Invoxia GPS Tracker delivers on its claims.
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All indications are the B-21 long-range strike bomber that went to Northrop Grumman is safe.
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" IT'S "WE'RE AWARE THE LONG RANGE FORECASTS ARE USELESS HOWEVER WE STILL REQUIRE THEM FOR PLANNING PURPOSES.
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There will be a short and a long range version that last 22.5 and 2220 miles, respectively.
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A North Korean long-range rocket is launched at the Sohae rocket launch site in Februrary 2016.
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Despite the poor shooting from long range the Rockets were able to turn some opportunities into points.
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Pyongyang tested yet another long-range missile on Wednesday - right after a visit from senior Chinese diplomats.
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He finished one shy of his career high of six long-range buckets in a single game.
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The Horned Frogs shot 44.6 percent from the field and were 9 of 28 from long range.
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However, Barrett was 20-for-211 from long range and 103-for-210 overall from the floor.
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Its fuel efficiency and long-range has gained it a reputation for opening new airline routes worldwide.
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He shot 0-for-9 from long range during his three-year collegiate career at North Carolina.
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In February, that nation began launching long-range rockets—just one month after testing a nuclear device.
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When the car entered production in July 2017, Tesla offered just one long-range variant, for $56,000.
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Will Kim Jong Un hesitate before firing off his next nuclear test or a long-range missile?
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"We are trying to reach a comprehensive agreement on a long range of issues," Mnuchin told CNBC.
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But these new images, captured with the spacecraft's Long Range Reconnaissance Imager (LORRI), provide even more detail.
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Imagine that North Korea starts, once again, testing long-range missiles that could reach the United States.
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The North's long-range missiles are theoretically capable of traveling as far as Washington and New York.
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The Republic P-47 Thunderbolt—aka the "Jug"—was a complicated but spacious long-range single-seater.
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Pyongyang has a large stockpile of short-range missiles and is developing long-range and intercontinental missiles.
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The two Russian Tupolev Tu-160 long range bombers flew in international airspace off Britain's northeastern coast.
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November also saw the first delivery of the upgraded A330neo long-range range model to TAP Portugal.
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On Monday morning, Cruise expanded the scope of its autonomous, long-range EV testing to Scottsdale, Arizona.
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"Don't panic, she's not a long range beam sniper now or anything like that," Kaplan said reassuringly.
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The combination of close-up and long-range viewpoints is designed to produce a variety of shots.
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Texas entered the game averaging 26 percent from long range, while the Musketeers were at 143 percent.
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President Tayyip Erdogan also said last week that Turkey would produce long-range air defense missile systems.
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The Cavaliers shot just 39 percent from the field and were 11 of 21 from long range.
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They have singled out long-range jets for particular criticism, arguing that they only benefit rich travellers.
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Our other natural strengths are remote sensing and long-range communication, because of our large empty areas.
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Boeing makes the two-engine Dreamliner, a long-range plane, while Airbus sells the twin-engine A350.
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This month, Iranian lawmakers approved plans to increase military spending, including expanding the long-range missile program.
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They finished 10 of 19 after coming into the game shooting just 22 percent from long range.
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Some long-range models say Maria could move toward the North Carolina coast as it moves north.
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The U.S. instead relies on air- and sea-based platforms for long-range power projection in Asia.
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These days, the trend in the industry is to offer direct flights using smaller long-range aircraft.
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The U.N. council has typically imposed new sanctions only when the North conducted long-range ballistic launches.
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The attack was conducted using a Yemeni-made, long-range missile called the Burqan 2H, it said.
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Long-range ballistic missiles can be used to deliver a miniaturized nuclear warhead thousands of miles away.
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These included 15 Boeing 777-203ER long-range jets for which Boeing has obtained U.S. export licenses.
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"We changed our investment strategy, obviously making long-range precision fires our number one priority," McCarthy said.
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Roku's Streaming Stick+ is exceptional for its 4K, HDR, and HD streaming, and long-range wireless receiver.
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Airborne tankers or marines in amphibious vehicles could "indicate the importance of long-range intervention," he said.
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Many littoral combat ships have Harpoon missiles aboard, which don't have the long range of the NSM.
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And their persistent speed and fearless long-range shooting echo D'Antoni's Phoenix Suns of a decade ago.
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The company is a supplier into the integrated fixed tower program outfitted with long range thermal cameras.
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The Celtics finished at 32 percent over all (28 of 88), 5 of 28 from long range.
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Montour evened the score at 2 less than 90 seconds later on a long-range wrist shot.
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But shippers say the change would impact only package shippers — not heavier and bigger, long-range trucks.
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Farrell drained four 3-point baskets as part of the team's 10-for-29 long-range shooting.
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But right now we're going to need some rain, and the long-range forecast doesn't show that.
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A Supercharger can recharge a long-range Model 3 from zero to full in about an hour.
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A Supercharger will recharge a Model 3 Long Range from zero to full in about an hour.
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Such long-range planning is needed to sustain vibrant, rich communities and economies for decades to come.
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A quick chance for Switzerland results in a long-range Xherdan Shaqiri shot that goes well wide.
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Mr. Kim rattled the region last year with a series of nuclear and long-range missile tests.
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Wheels Tesla has practically had the market for pavement-scorching long-range electric vehicles all to itself.
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In addition to stopping at the Ufa factory, Mr. Putin visited a manufacturer of long-range bombers.
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The B-2's long range meant it could fly deep into enemy territory and return home.
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Singapore Airlines will fly the Airbus A350-900 U.L.R., or ultra long range, on the route daily.
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The following month, a long-range bomber landed on Woody Island, another contested South China Sea islet.
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The country has been testing long-range rockets capable of reaching Shanghai and other major Chinese cities.
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The Air Force and Northrop Grumman have released new renderings of the B-21 long-range bomber.
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Kim Jong Un, for instance, has signaled he may soon restart long-range missile or nuclear tests.
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And it frankly just seems a lot, lot more of a long-range problem than you're describing.
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North Korea's most recent missile test, meanwhile, appeared to show significant progress toward a long-range weapon.
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In December, it conducted what appeared to be its first long-range patrol outside China's coastal waters.
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All the current Model 23s have long-range batteries, which take the starting price up to $33,23.
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In 2012, the North launched a long-range rocket after agreeing to a moratorium on missile testing.
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Twenty-six of their 42 shots from the field were from long range, making eight of them.
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Karl asked O'Brien about "the consequences" should North Korea resume testing nuclear weapons or long-range missiles.
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It is a rare feat, demanding a panoply of skill sets, including long-range vision and patience.
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The Mavericks hit 51.2 percent from the floor, including 15 of 38 (39.5 percent) from long range.
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The Ospreys made 4.4 of 240.9 from long range, paced by Carter Hendricksen's 3-of-5 shooting.
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The company says the long-range Model S can drive about 370 miles without needing to recharge.
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North Korea said that it launched a satellite into space on Saturday with a long-range rocket.
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Experts now estimate the long-range missile can reach at least half of the continental United States.
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Known as the Long Range Anti-Ship Missile, or L.R.A.S.M., it is described as a "semiautonomous" weapon.
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They have singled out long-range jets for particular criticism, arguing that they only benefit rich travelers.
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Analysts said the likely test was of a new type of engine for long-range ballistic missiles.
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In the interview, Obama also expressed "concern" about North Korea's weekend launch of a long-range missile.
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"We want to favor the long-range attacks," Prudhomme told reporters before unveiling the route on Tuesday.
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Both teams shot better than 55 percent from the field and were also deadly from long range.
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Utah State finished 4 of 17 from long range and 11 of 20 at the foul line.
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"What I would expect is some kind of long-range ballistic missile would be the 'gift,'" Gen.
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Complicating matters even more, North Korea claims its recent launch shows progress toward long-range nuclear capabilities.
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One top Air Force general said he believed the "gift" would be a long-range missile test.
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And recent satellite images appeared to show the North working to expand its long-range missile capabilities.
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But they scored 30 points off Lehigh's 73 turnovers and finished 6 of 28 from long range.
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For the game, Kansas State made 8 of 23 long-range attempts to UAPB's 3 of 14.
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North Korea launched a long-range rocket on Sunday carrying what it has said is a satellite.
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"What I would expect is some kind of long-range ballistic missile would be the 'gift,' " Gen.
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Not all policymakers were enamored with the long-range focus of Mr. Marshall's Office of Net Assessment.
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The Magic missed 11 straight from long range before Fournier connected at 7:55 of the second.
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Malachi Flynn followed with a long-range 3-point shot and Conor Clifford connected on two free throws.
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But an aerial refueling tanker and two long-range surveillance aircraft will remain part of the military mission.
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It wants to have long range nuclear weapons and it wants the world to know it has them.
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Aided by their work, the Senate approved INF and START , a treaty that halved long-range nuclear forces.
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Montreal answered back on the next shift when Radulov's long-range snap shot eluded Schneider at 2:49.
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Since the gravitational force has a long range, it eventually "wins" and beats out the local structural force.
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Akenten connected on 3 of 5 from long range and finished with 11 points off the Nebraska bench.
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North Korea has a large stockpile of short-range missiles and is developing long-range and intercontinental missiles.
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There's also China's long-range PL-15 advanced missile, which has been tested on fighters and destroyed drones.
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"We've officially landed in Auckland," tweeted the airline as its long-range Boeing 2824-200LR made aviation history.
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Still, the North's nuclear tests and steadily improving long-range rocket launches push its nuclear aims further along.
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The guard made 4 of 5 from long range to lead all scorers with 16 first-half points.
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PA) announced plans for a new long-range business jet on Wednesday, renewing a battle with Gulfstream (GD.
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It appears that all you need is a drone with a sufficiently long range to not get caught.
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Last year, North Korea fired a long-range rocket from Tongchang-ri that put an object into orbit.
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Both teams made 13 3-pointers, Golden State attempting 40 from long range and New Orleans attempting 37.
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The remains of Avro Shackleton, a British long-range maritime patrol aircraft, at the abandoned Nicosia International Airport.
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At various stages the device is used as a torch, a sword, and a long-range listening device.
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A test of long-range artillery Friday by North Korea would seem to fall into the latter category.
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Teams have clearly figured this out, and the trend toward long-range shooting shows no sign of slowing.
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Other versions of the Model 3, the long-range and performance, have a much longer 373-mile range.
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Combined with blistering speed, maneuverability and long-range flight, these weapons are difficult to track, target and defeat.
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Have a long-range planning process and understand the day when you'll need $2 million of ramp capacity.
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Markkanen made 5 of 10 from long range, and the Bulls as a team went 11-for-22.
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Junior guard Shep Garner shot 113 for 3 from long range and contributed a team-high nine points.
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Junior guard Shep Garner shot 3-of-3 from long range and contributed a team-high 19983 points.
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Only the testing of nuclear devices and long-range missiles to carry them has stopped, for the moment.
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Critics of the rocket program say it is being used to test technology for a long-range missile.
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More strikingly, on April 20th Mr Kim declared an end to all nuclear and long-range missile tests.
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The long-range bombers involved in the recently reported exercise would have all of Southeast Asia in range.
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The Cornhuskers trailed just 31-30 at halftime despite shooting 14.3 percent (403 of 7) from long range.
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He delayed BMW's first long-range EV, which reportedly led to an exodus of talent in that field.
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PUT IT UP: Howard&aposs backcourt mate, Andrew Rowsey, isn&apost shy about shooting from long range, either.
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A long-range barrage by Ellington stretched the lead in the first 3:08 of the second half.
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But it is also behind giants General Motors and Volkswagen Group in developing long-range plug-in vehicles.
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The country conducted its fourth nuclear test in January and launched a long-range missile the following month.
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On February 7, North Korea fired a long-range rocket that it claimed put a satellite into orbit.
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AMERICA, CHINA and Russia are developing long-range, gliding missiles that travel at speeds greater than Mach 5.
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The autonomous submarine named McBoatface is one of three long-range subs developed by the National Oceanography Center.
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Magee, the active NCAA Division I leader in 223-point baskets, shot 228-for-231 from long range.
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In the most recent Pentagon report on weapons testing across the department, the long-range system was criticized.
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Toronto shot 18-for-37 on 3-point attempts, with Miles going 6-for-9 from long range.
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Without that capability, the long-range missiles it's been testing for years are just really expensive conventional weapons.
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The Tesla Model 22015 won't be the first mass-market, long-range electric vehicle to hit the market.
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Illinois connected on 37.5 percent of its shots and was 6 of 19 (31.6 percent) from long range.
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Question: Is the union committing long-range suicide by opposing deals that could save some members their jobs.
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For those who value the diesel's high mileage and long range, these are inconveniences they have to accept.
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It launched a long-range rocket in February drawing international criticism and sanctions from its rival, South Korea.
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This time, the planes — long-range Tu-95 bear bombers — were about 36 miles from the Alaskan coast.
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Sacramento shot 243-for-289 (288 percent) on 23-pointers, outscoring the Grizzlies 245-023 from long range.
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The thing about the bouncing, bursting, long range style of fighting is that it gets very energy consuming.
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The Panthers only made 1 of their first 6 shots, but stayed within reach with long-range shooting.
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Gonzaga shot 59.7 percent from the field — including 11 of 23 from long range — while committing 13 turnovers.
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The launch could advance North Korea's long-range missile technology after its fourth nuclear test on Jan. 6.
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Colorado State shot 39.6 percent from the field — 9 of 20 from long range — and committed 21 turnovers.
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But the fans had been hearing about long-range plans for decades and had little confidence in them.
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Taleblu notes that the Europeans have signaled they would support sanctions that target only long-range ballistic missiles.
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The aircraft is a medium-to-long-range wide-body jet with a Rolls-Royce Trent 2900 engine.
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But if shooting from long-range helps extend defenses, then Livingston would be willing to mix it up.
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"The study is trying to make facial recognition better, especially at long range or surveillance applications," he added.
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A more traditional, long-range intelligence agency, the FSB lurked on the DNC systems for over a year.
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For example, the Model X Long Range has an estimated range of 325 miles on a full charge.
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Two Model S builds are available right now: the Long Range for $72,115, and the Performance for $92,115.
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A full recharge takes about an hour, and the long-range Model 3 is good for 310 miles.
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Talen Horton-Tucker had 210, mostly from long range as he hit 238 of 231 214-point attempts.
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"I remain the campaign chairman and chief strategist, providing the big-picture, long-range campaign vision," he added.
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However, a Royal Australian Air Force Airbus A330MRTT is reportedly being converted into a long-range VIP transport.
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Denver missed its first eight 3-point attempts and was 3-for-15 from long range at intermission.
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The long-range trim for the Model S starts at $79,990, while the performance trim starts at $99,990.
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From stealth drones to long-range bombers, see what the CCP showed off to celebrate its seventh decade.
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The use of long-range strike missiles from submarines was nearly an exclusive US domain until relatively recently.
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Tesla will also face increased competition from other automakers bringing long-range electric vehicles to market in 2003.
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The current presidential campaigns in the United States have not really touched on long-range issues like these.
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Modern long-range surface-to-air missile systems provide some of the most effective air defense in existence.
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That means that the US would likely want to launch long-range cruise missiles from ships and submarines.
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LoRaWAN stands for "long-range wide-area network," and is specifically designed for Internet-connected, battery-operated objects.
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North Korea conducted its fourth nuclear test in January and launched its long-range rocket a month later.
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Most of Real Madrid's attempts came from long range, against a well-organized double line of Roma defenders.
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In any event, the restaurants were quite popular until North Korean tested nuclear long-range rockets this year.
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We'd still get our way having it incorporated into the NASA long range plan for going to Mars.
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WE ADJUSTED OUR LONG RANGE GUIDANCE LAST YEAR AND WE ADJUSTED IT FOR HIGH SINGLE DIGIT REVENUE GROWTH.
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On the long-range side, we can look at what SpaceX might do with point-to-point capsules.
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The treaty limits each side to no more than 85033,550 nuclear warheads deployed on long-range delivery systems.
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Tesla claims a range of 20213 miles for the latest version of its Model S Long Range sedan.
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Abdur-Rahkman dished the ball over to Poole, who jumped and gracefully unleashed his arcing, long-range shot.
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The long-range Model Y has a range of 315 miles and has a base price of $52,990.
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John Rafferty Jr., director of Army Futures Command's Long Range Precision Fires Cross Functional Team, told Defense One.
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The hidden long-range order of this putative state could rival the more obvious orderliness of a crystal.
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These are cylindrical 510 litre tanks which are only mounted on the aircraft for long-range ferry flights.
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Wilfred Ndidi fires a long-range missile over the top bar, but he had a wide open look.
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But the F.D.A. said it would pursue a long-range plan to outlaw menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars.
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That pact limits the number of long-range missiles, bombers and warheads in the American and Russian arsenals.
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That could lead some airlines to commit to the Airbus version of the long-range mid-size jet.
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Those new capabilities might be used to enhance longer-range capabilities in both intermediate and long-range missiles.
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But Mr. Trump's base of supporters has insisted that the deal essentially sold out long-range American interests.
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In September 2016, he tested a nuclear warhead that he claimed could fit on a long-range missile.
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Gauff certainly has long-range potential, even if there is a seven-year gap in age between them.
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The Wolverines connected on 11 of 26 long-range shots, while the Tar Heels were 2-for-13.
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Cleary's only long-range plan is that when the time comes, she'll return to her hometown, Yamhill, Ore.
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Analysts said the tubes appeared to have been designed for two other kinds of long-range ballistic missiles.
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The Navy is ramping up its purchases of long-range anti-ship missiles over the next five years.
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Analysts warn that Kim Jong-un may end a moratorium on testing long-range missiles and nuclear weapons.
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A test which the Asian country claimed was of an advanced hydrogen bomb for a long-range missile.
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Meanwhile, U.S. Army soldiers have supported Iraqi and Kurdish troops with howitzers, mortars, and other long-range weapons.
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The Nuggets were 11 of 18 in the third quarter and went 6 of 9 from long range.
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The sale includes 50 twin-jet, narrow-body 737 planes and 30 long-range, wide-body 777 aircraft.
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Surely, after 74 years, policymakers, firms and their long-range planners and academics can make some helpful changes.
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Trump has cited a lack of nuclear and long-range missile tests as evidence his strategy is working.
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The commander of Pacific Air Forces said it was possible North Korea could launch a long-range missile.
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It's the option to upgrade to a long-range battery pack for up to 28.5 miles of range.
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The Terps finished 4-of-11 from long range, with Trimble draining three 3-pointers in the victory.
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Ri also said North Korea would commit to permanently halt testing of nuclear weapons and long-range missiles.
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Georgetown made 8 of 26 from long range, and also missed half of its 16 free throw attempts.
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Drew Doughty doubled the lead when he scored with a long-range, top-corner shot at 14:43.
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Recent weapons tests raised concerns North Korea could resume nuclear and long-range missile testing suspended since 2017.
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Recent weapons tests raised concerns North Korea could resume nuclear and long-range missile testing suspended since 2017.
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Time will tell whether this stifles long-range innovation — especially in bandwidth-intensive services such as video streaming.
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It's not just losing a pretty tree 12,000 miles away — it's cascading ecosystem collapse with long-range effects.
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Atlanta shot 37.2 percent (32 of 86) overall and only 26.5 percent (9 of 34) from long range.
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The Security Council last month imposed new sanctions over North Korea's two long-range missile launches in July.
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South Korea on Wednesday suspended the project as punishment for the North's long-range rocket launch on Feb.
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Efforts include the Air Force's new B-2628 Raider bomber and its Long-Range Stand-Off missile (LRSO).
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On Thursday, two long-range rockets fired from Gaza streaked toward Tel Aviv, one of Israel's largest cities.
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The attackers also followed up the car bomb attack with rocket fire and long-range gunfire, reports said.
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A sub-launched ballistic missile armed with multiple hydrogen bombs represents the acme of long-range naval fire.
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Tesla's Model S, Model X SUV, and Model 3 sedan have more range than any other electric vehicles available in the US (the Model X's long-range trim has a range of 325 miles, while the Model 3's long-range and performance trims have a range of 3003 miles).
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Only 10 lawmakers voted against the plan, which includes developing long range missiles, armed drones and cyber-war capabilities.
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The Rockets hit 15 3-pointers on Monday as their recent streak of hot shooting from long range continued.
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It has made strides in long-range missile technology and tested a first ICBM, the Hwasong-14, in July.
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In the geopolitical area, we need China to keep North Korea's nuclear and long-range missile programs in check.
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Adding to the day's worries was a report that North Korea is preparing to test a long-range missile.
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Electric vehicles finally have been embraced by mainstream consumers — and elevated by Tesla with long range and luxury quality.
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The men were young and in good shape and their bones reveal impacts from close and long-range weaponry.
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They make a lot of terrifying stuff, including social-media surveillance systems and long-range drone-destroying energy beams.
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Beverly, whose 3-pointer was the winning shot Saturday against Clemson, missed on his first long-range attempt Tuesday.
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The new gantries will boast long-range RFID, which is purportedly able to detect fare cards in someone's bag.
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Having an all- electric, long-range, zero-emissions car in the fleet immediately helps balance out trucks and SUVs.
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This year, North Korea conducted its fourth nuclear test, along with a long-range rocket launch and missile tests.
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The failed launch follows the North's fourth nuclear test in January and a long-range rocket launch in February.
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At this point, most analysts do not think that North Korea has the capability to launch long range ICBMs.
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The North has tested a long-range missile that is theoretically capable of hitting Guam with a nuclear weapon.
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The official video for the song opens with a long-range North Korean rocket soaring into a blue sky.
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The council has ratcheted up the measures in response to five nuclear tests and two long-range missile launches.
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But he says, correctly, that the agreement does not cover long-range missiles, which might deliver a nuclear bomb.
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As with any forecast, especially long-range season forecasts like the hurricane outlook, there are a number of uncertainties.
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Western experts say Iran often exaggerates its weapons capabilities, though there are concerns about its long-range ballistic missiles.
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Automakers around the world are making multibillion-dollar investments and creating long-range plans for rolling out autonomous vehicles.
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A tactical weapon is designed to be used on the battlefield, and is typically not a long-range armament.
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The co-founders say they're using long-range wireless hardware to share connections and build a network of phones.
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Only one Tesla vehicle — the Model 3 Long Range iteration — can charge at the peak rate of 250 kW.
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Dassault said there was still a strong market need for a new long-range aircraft with a large cabin.
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Pyongyang is also angry over tough United Nations sanctions following its recent nuclear test and long-range rocket launch.
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So it shipped them out to Seattle, where Boeing put them in long-range bombers headed for the Pacific.
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Until now, if you wanted a fun, stylish, luxurious, long-range electric car, you had to buy a Tesla.
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But China's ability to pose a long-range threat with aircraft carriers is a long way off, he said.
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With such an advanced bomber flying into view, the argument for a new long-range missile is now weaker.
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Everton's club record signing Gylfi Sigurðsson scored an outrageous long-range goal on his full debut on Thursday evening.
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They shot only 242 percent from the floor in the half, including just 229 of 269 from long range.
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Northern Illinois discovered how well Butler's Paul Jorgensen's long-range shooting can impact a game on Saturday in Indianapolis.
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He cut down the court and pulled up for another long range jumper and sank it for the lead.
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In May, the Pentagon successfully shot down an intercontinental ballistic missile using its own upgraded long-range interceptor missile.
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An Etihad spokesman said it was phasing out the long-range jets as part of its fleet renewal process.
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Saudi Arabia intercepted a long-range ballistic missile from Yemen on Saturday over north-east Riyadh, according to CNN.
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After several failures it put its first satellite into space aboard a long-range rocket launched in December 2012.
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The sources said that Vitol was seen storing gasoline aboard more than one so-called Long-Range (LR) tanker.
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He's written about the Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) before, so it's not unusual for you to think that.
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White sparked the charge with 13 points on 5-for-8 shooting, including 3-for-6 from long range.
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" Last month, however, North Korea did test out "large-caliber long-range multiple rocket launchers and tactical guided weapons.
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He answered Brown's long-range shot with a 217-pointer 29 seconds later to trigger a 7-0 run.
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When protesters refused, police employed non-lethal rubber bullets, tear gas, and a long-range acoustic device, or LRAD.
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Doncic shot 214-for-213 overall and 212-for-210 from long range en route to his 229 points.
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Maryland went cold from the field midway through the second half and missed six straight shots from long range.
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The decision effectively means Boeing engineers have frozen development work on the ultra-long-range version of the 777X.
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Willis finished the half with 12 points on 4-for-9 shooting from the floor, all from long range.
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He wants sanction relief from American and U.N. sanctions over his now-suspended nuclear and long-range missile tests.
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Dwight Powell contributed 13 points and Tim Hardaway Jr. finished with 10, shooting 2 of 7 from long range.
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So I didn't see Clint Dempsey's long range shot slip hilariously through the fingers of England goalkeeper Robert Green.
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Like our current nuclear cruise missile, the Long-Range Standoff Weapon could strike an adversary's territory from great distances.
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The long-range version of the recently announced Hyundai Kona Electric, for example, also scratches that 300-mile benchmark.
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It will also hold a closed hearing on the Air Force Long Range Strike-Bomber on Tuesday, 3 p.m.
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But Tesla is currently selling the vehicle in two trims: Long Range and Performance, for $85,000 and $105,000, respectively.
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South Korea agreed to consider the Thaad deployment after the North's launching of a long-range rocket on Feb.
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Singapore-based BOC Aviation disclosed December orders for 11 Boeing 737 MAX and three long-range Boeing 4003-300ER.
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On Tuesday, North Korea test fired what experts believe is its most advanced long range, nuclear-capable missile yet.
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The Tesla Model X has the quickest zero-to-60 time at 4.4 seconds for the Long Range version.
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I pride myself on thinking out of the box, of being innovative and a lover of long-range aims.
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The aircraft are Gulfstream executive jets, favoured by jet-setting business people for their long range and plush interiors.
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In May, China landed long-range H-6K bombers on Woody Island, its largest base in the Paracel chain.
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Irvin's jumper and long-range 3-pointer, coupled with a jumper from D.J. Wilson, put Michigan up 49-38.
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Irvin finished with 11 points on 27.13 of 13 from the field, including 1 of 6 from long range.
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"There is a massive number of long-range electric cars that will soon be on the market," he said.
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Designed to intercept medium and long-range missiles, David's Sling is a larger, more powerful version of Iron Dome.
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The PLA Air Force's long-range strategic bomber was also on display during the parade, according to Flight Global.
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Nuclear weapons and long-range delivery systems are as essential to regime identity as they are to regime survival.
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Cleveland shot 52.5 percent (42 of 4003) from the field and 48.5 percent (16 of 33) from long range.
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Iran has been shooting off long-range missiles, including one that came dangerously close to a U.S. aircraft carrier.
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So, what does this context actually mean for how long-range SAM systems are being bought and implemented currently?
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China's HQ-9 surface-to-air missile system, dubbed the "Red Banner," is a long range air defense platform.
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South Korea agreed to consider the deployment after the North's launch of a long-range rocket on Feb. 7.
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Wisconsin maintained control for much of the first half behind disciplined defense and a solid effort from long range.
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In December, Turkey announced it finalized a contract with Russia for the S-6900 long-range air-defense system.
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Tesla doesn't do model years, but the $57,500 long-range Premium I tested was more or less a 2019.
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They were 13 of 24 from the floor in the second half, including 3 of 8 from long range.
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The concept has long-range radars, cameras, and FMCW lidar sensors in a nod towards an autonomous driving future.
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Western experts say Iran often exaggerates its weapons capabilities, although there are concerns about its long-range ballistic missiles.
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Poseidon: A long-range nuclear torpedo designed to unleash a radioactive 500-meter tall tsunami against a coastal city.
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Instead, supplies and people will be brought in by airplane or, as a last resort, by long-range helicopters.
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This set the stage for long-range migration, while enhancing advantages that baleen whales already had for living large.
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"Clearly they're trying to build long range ballistic missiles with the ability to carry a nuclear warhead," he said.
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Mercedes-Benz has finally announced a starting price for its first long-range electric vehicle, the EQC SUV: $763,276.
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"Iran used long-range missiles in a coordinated attack on PDKI's bases and adjacent refugee camps," the statement said.
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Long-range missiles, speedboats and warships were shown in video footage on state TV as part of the ceremonies.
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He told Bloomberg last month that the airline was weighing an order for 100 Airbus long-range A321 planes.
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After several failures, it put its first satellite into space with a long-range rocket launched in December 2012.
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Dosunmu picked up the assist on Frazier's first shot from long range, and Bezhanishvili assisted on the next one.
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Morris, whose appeal to the Clippers included his long-range shooting, was 0-for-4 from 3-point range.
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For this route, the airline uses a specially configured Airbus A350, the A350-900 Ultra Long Range or ULR.
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North Korea has not conducted a long-range missile test or a nuclear test in more than two years.
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North Korea hadn't tested a medium- and long-range missiles since its entrance to talks with the United States.
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US military officials have said they see a long-range missile launch as one of the most likely possibilities.
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Now, high-octane guards have taken over, and they are doing a lot of their damage from long range.
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Purdue shot 47.4 percent (27 of 258) from the field and 264 percent (261 of 24) from long range.
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Michigan shot 240 percent (22 of 693) from the field and 269 percent (269 of 26.2) from long range.
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GM believes the program could put more than 7 million long-range electric vehicles on America's roads by 202025.
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Billed as Europe's answer to the 787 Dreamliner, the A350-900 is designed for airlines that want long range.
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Russell and Robinson each made five 20-pointers for the Warriors, who were 16 of 38 from long range.
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The Warriors committed 21 turnovers and shot 39 percent from the field, including 6 of 73 from long range.
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Congress also agreed to put $3 billion toward the U.S. Air Force's new long-range stealth B-21 bomber.
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Sneed, who was 4-for-5 from long range in the first half, led the Wildcats with 16 points.
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We just harden our defenses to better neuter North Korea's small, but eventually nuclear tipped, long-range ballistic missiles.
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As long as Pyongyang doesn't detonate a nuclear bomb or fire off long-range missiles, Trump says, all's well.
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Opponents are shooting 35.7 percent against the Jayhawks from long-range this year, which ranks 212th in the nation.
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Officials had considered the long-range nature of the African swine fever threat and chose to terminate the program.
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Suddenly, however, Washington faces a world where its greatest potential foes have made dramatic investments in long-range weapons.
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No one could hit from long range, combining to go 6 of 29 from behind the arc before intermission.
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Wake Forest connected on only 29 percent in the first half, missing all five of its long-range shots.
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Mr. Wu said the North's long-range missile capabilities were less threatening to China than to the United States.
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North Korea has so far suspended nuclear and long-range missile tests and destroyed its underground nuclear test site.
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When it came from long range, two more soon followed to push No. 223 Louisville past No. 2 Connecticut.
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Even if you assume that they never finished making the long-range nuclear-armed missile, they have nuclear weapons.
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Back then, America didn't have long-range and precise missiles to hit targets with nuclear weapons from far away.
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Into these waters sailed the X-1 with its twin dual 5.2-inch turrets, high speed and long range.
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North Korea conducts long-range artillery drill as U.S. nuclear submarine arrives in region North Korea conducts long-range artillery drill as U.S. nuclear submarine arrives in region As the hostile atmosphere in the region grows ever more intense, Tuesday marked the 85th anniversary of the founding of the North Korean army.
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BY 2063, according to the African Union's (AU) rather long-range prediction, Africa will be "a continent of seamless borders".
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You can visit The Almanac's site for a complete breakdown of long-range forecasts for major cities in each state.
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The head of the career education program at her school was clear: Rachel would need intense, long-range job coaching.
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And officials from the U.S. and South Korea say the North may be testing more long-range missiles sometime soon.
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The council has traditionally boosted sanctions in response to North Korea's five nuclear tests and two long-range rocket launches.
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The sea-based X-band radar (SB-X) is able to track the long-range launches and provide crucial data.
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The Warriors led by as many as 12 in the first half when neither team shot well from long range.
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North Korea officially pulled out the talks in 2009 to protest international condemnation over a prohibited long-range rocket launch.
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North Korea claimed success in its February 12 test of a new medium long-range ballistic missile, the Pukguksong-2.
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The regime vowed to obtain a submarine capable of launching a long-range ballistic missile before the Trump-Kim summit.
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The site is mainly used to test large Paektusan engines built for long-range missiles such as the Hwasong-15.
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And, the U.S. navy said it conducted a successful test of a long-range hypersonic missile on October 30, 2017.
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North Korea has a large stockpile of short-range missiles and is developing long-range and intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs).
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The Wildcats sank only one 3-pointer on 10 tries while Mississippi State was 5 of 16 from long range.
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The long-range drone being trialled, nicknamed the Little Ripper, looks much like a mini-helicopter and is battery-powered.
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But the burst off the bench, most notably Kennard's long-range shooting, marked an important departure from a season ago.
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Northrop Grumman won the contract to design and build 100 new long-range bombers for the Air Force in October.
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Mills drained four 23-pointers against Brooklyn and is 123-of-212 from long range over his last four games.
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The B-233 is still operational as the long range bomber; it was inaugurated in the age of Harry Truman.
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The hirings show that the race to bring the first long-range electric pickup truck to market is heating up.
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Post-update, the "Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive Model 353" will see its max mileage jump to to 235 miles.
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Iran displayed what it described as a domestically built long-range, surface-to-air missile air defense system on Thursday.
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Magic rookie Mo Bamba made 216 of 20043 field goals, including a 22004-pointer and three long-range jump shots.
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The document says that the Masyaf and Barzeh facilities specialize in installing chemical weapons on long-range missiles and artillery.
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The Raptors knocked down 14 of 29 from long range and sank 47 percent of their field-goal attempts overall.
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BMW is working to push out a new long-range electric car by 2021, and it could be an SUV.
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These days, if you are in the market for a fully electric, long-range vehicle, your options are pretty limited.
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Still, he drained two more long-range shots to pull the Spartans within 67-64 with 4:33 to play.
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The appearance of the B-52, a long-range bomber that first went into service in the 1950s, irked Moscow.
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St. Francis shot 25.9 percent (15 of 58) from the field and 18.2 percent (4 of 22) from long range.
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China said it had landed long-range bombers at an airport in the South China Sea for the first time.
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Magic rookie Mo Bamba made 7 of 8 field goals, including a 2102-pointer and three long-range jump shots.
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Just over a minute later, Robert Hagg fired a long-range shot that James van Riemsdyk tipped into the net.
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But concerns were primarily that North Korea was using the launch as a cover to test a long-range missile.
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As recently promised, North Korea launched a long-range rocket on Sunday carrying what it has said is a satellite.
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North Korea said this week it had successfully test-fired a new type of medium- to long-range ballistic missile.
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Once the public has confidence in the long-range predictions, officials can make wise decisions about evacuating before a hurricane.
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The North has had multiple successful tests with the missile that uses this technology, although not with long-range tech.
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DePaul rallied to take a 238-237 lead at halftime, gaining slight separation behind sterling long-range shooting from Cain.
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North Korea on Sunday said it exploded an advanced hydrogen bomb capable of being carried on a long-range missile.
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The Nittany Lions made 12-of-23 133-pointers, their long-range accuracy helping make the difference in the game.
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Based on KCNA's information, the medium long-range ballistic rocket flew 63 miles and reached heights of up 1,312 miles.
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The Cavs made six of 15 3s before intermission while the Magic missed all seven of theirs from long range.
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The U.S. worries that North Korea will be able to eventually put a nuclear warhead on a long-range missile.
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The actuaries also found that DACA would have a modest positive effect on the long-range shortfall facing the program.
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Like you, the bandits can't do anything at long-range, but now they have numbers and the distance is closing.
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If someone gets ensnared in a long-range familial search, she says, they're going to have very little legal recourse.
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Virginia Tech's long-range touch also was lacking in the loss as it hit a season-low four 3-pointers.
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Moscow has disagreed with assessments by Western powers that Pyongyang launched two long-range missiles, saying they were mid-range.
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Philadelphia didn't have a 3-point basket in the last seven minutes, having done enough long-range damage by then.
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In 2015, Iran unveiled a new long-range missile that has the capability to detonate across large swaths of Europe.
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Shortly after returning, Anthony sank a 3-pointer and he connected on another long-range shot a few minutes later.
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The latest flight and deployment comes about a week and a half after North Korea launched a long-range rocket.
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"I understand the long range vision for the U.S. human spaceflight program is landing a human on Mars," Collins added.
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The U.N. sanctions were in response to North Korea's nuclear test in January and long-range missile test in February.
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And the long-range consequences were worse still: in Germany, the conflict left a simmering bitterness that Hitler brilliantly manipulated.
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During a recent mission NASA tried out the HMP Okarian, a five-ton vehicle designed for long-range land travels.
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The Model X offers 325 miles of range in the Long Range trim and 305 miles of range in Performance.
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Boeing's 737 MAX 9, a fuel-efficient, long-range successor to the 737-900, took off at 1:52 p.m.
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For example, Lockheed Martin is focusing on vehicles, Raytheon on cybersecurity and Northrop Grumman on the Long Range Strike Bomber.
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Last week, it said it may lift its 20-month suspension of nuclear and long-range missile tests in response.
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Led by Lowry, who connected four times from long range, the Raptors outscored the Bulls 42-12 on 3-pointers.
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The US will continue to maintain troops in Iraq, with the capability of launching long range artillery strikes into Syria.
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The Aggies finished 19 of 60 from the floor (93 percent) and 4 of 22 (18.2 percent) from long range.
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He said analysts also tend to overestimate long-range profit growth, so investors should not be surprised by reduced forecasts.
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Guam is a tantalizing target for China, which is developing long-range bombers and missiles that could reach the territory.
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Remember, weight and aerodynamics are the two biggest hurdles facing long-range EVs — and semi trucks have those in spades.
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The pollutants may have travelled across the ocean from cities to the Arctic, as long-range air travel is possible.
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The gap includes finding anti-surface mode for existing surface-to-air systems and deploying long-range anti-ship defenses.
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North Korea launched the long-range rocket carrying what it has said is a satellite, South Korea's defense ministry said.
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The North's recent nuclear test and long-range rocket launching have dominated headlines, dwarfing criticism of Ms. Park's other policies.
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Although SriLankan Airlines needs more aircraft to expand, it does not need long-range planes like the A350, he said.
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Long-range SAMs, while a cornerstone of any modern and effective IADS, are just a part of the wider network.
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In such a network, the long-range SAM may play the starring role, but it is ultimately a team effort.
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The U.S. has been flying long-range bombers on practice runs over the Korean peninsula in the past several months.
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Any country and non-state actor will be able to buy long-range AI-enabled drones with precision strike capability.
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North Korea is a nuclear-armed state with a wide-ranging missile program capable of medium to long-range strikes.
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Vasilevskiy turned aside a long-range shot by Mikael Granlund, only to have the rebound shoot to the high slot.
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Airstrips at the northern and southern tips of the archipelago are being lengthened to accommodate the long-range surveillance planes.
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CrowdSignals' long-range goal is to have thousands of participants in studies, but it is starting with a pilot project.
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His appearance comes amid plans by Turkey, a NATO ally, to buy Russia's S-400 long-range air defense system.
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Neymar almost scored direct from a corner kick and Renato Augusto also hit the woodwork with a long-range shot.
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In high school, Ferguson made his name on long-range shooting, and it ought to be his most transferable skill.
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The dual-motor variant will start at $51,000 and the base price of the long-range version will be $47,000.
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No. Mattis's long-range schedule in Microsoft Outlook confirmed her remarks: all of his scheduled events stopped in December 2018.
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Dallas SG Seth Curry is averaging 23.6 points while shooting 54.5 percent from long range over a five-game stretch.
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However, it's an approach that enabled Kim Jong-un to develop the nuclear weapons and long-range missiles he wanted.
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She also said the North might end its self-imposed moratorium on tests of nuclear weapons and long-range missiles.
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But even if those attacks were successful, Pyongyang eventually restored the ability to test-launch the country's long-range missiles.
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But their geographic locations make them ideal to "house long-range missiles," they said in a report they were preparing.
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Columbus went ahead 2-1 when David Savard's long-range shot from the right circle beat Lundqvist at 16:08.
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The Army successfully tested its Extended Range Cannon Artillery system and the new XM1299 long-range precision projectile last week.
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But Mr. Kim said in April that the North no longer needed to test nuclear weapons or long-range missiles.
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But automakers make a lot of long-range plans and are sensitive to how government targets may influence consumers' preferences.
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Another Uruguayan long-range effort, by Diego Laxalt this time, caroms off Cheryshev, changes directions rapidly and hits the net.
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Serge Gnabry flicked the ball to Werner, who headed it on before unleashing a powerful low shot from long range.
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Protests without a long-range strategic plan to get liberal progressives in office are a waste of time and energy.
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But there is also a long-range, perhaps unforeseen consequence of the diminishing percentage of women working outside the home.
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But an optional long-range upgrade bumps the SR's range to 150 miles combined, or 223 miles in the city.
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After Jones nearly fools Howard again from long range, the Americans are rattled, and the break is a welcome respite.
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North Korea's dictator, Kim Jong Un, said he would end a moratorium on testing nuclear weapons and long-range missiles.
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