LOW-GRADE URANIUM ENRICHMENT In what may be a sign of Iranian displeasure, an Iranian news service reported on a fourfold increase in Iran's rate of production of low-grade uranium enrichment.
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LOW-GRADE URANIUM ENRICHMENT In what may be a sign of Iranian displeasure, an Iranian news service reported on a fourfold increase in Iran's rate of production of low-grade uranium enrichment.
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GCL managers said low-grade, "outdated" producers were most at risk.
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Life at the trailer is something of a low-grade bacchanal.
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Several of the transferred prisoners ran low-grade fevers, she said.
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I'm not alone in thinking he's become a low-grade propagandist….
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I consider this basically a low-grade version of World War III.
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"And you know what a low-grade fever is like," said Perry.
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Meanwhile, Iran announced it is ramping up enrichment of low-grade uranium.
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Shipments from low-grade scrap suppliers such as the Philippines almost disappeared.
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The plant makes low-grade gasoline and diesel, the Chinese sources said.
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It generated a low-grade distress, like a mosquito in my ear.
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After all, humanity lived for millenniums in something resembling low-grade anarchy.
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There's always this deepening panic—a sort of low-grade panic attack.
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LOW-GRADE ORE Under Indonesia's new rules announced on Thursday, nickel miners must dedicate at least 30 percent of their smelter capacity to process low-grade ore, defined as having a nickel content of less than 1.7 percent.
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Bouffet was familiar with many of the low-grade glioma patients in Canada.
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My anxiety went from low grade to a ten in a split second.
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Bitumen is a low-grade crude oil which is composed of complex, heavy hydrocarbons.
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Beijing's crackdown has mainly targeted low-grade products like rebar, used mostly for construction.
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Robusta is more resilient and higher yield, but only used in low-grade coffees.
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In those years, despair was a low-grade fever that she could not shake.
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A steady, low-grade, dyspeptic irony keeps Bissell at the surface of his subject.
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A few times over the next several days, Jade spiked a low-grade fever.
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Those fighters have used crude chemical weapons, including chlorine and low-grade sulfur mustard.
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There was a constant low-grade tension of waiting for the call of duty.
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To be clear: I don't intend to give up my low-grade Twitter addiction.
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General manager Matt Klentak said an examination by Dr. James Andrews on Monday revealed that Nola, out since July 29, had a low-grade sprain of the ulnar collateral ligament and a low-grade strain of the flexor tendon in his pitching elbow.
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As iron ore prices surge, the spread between medium- and low-grade iron ore in China has narrowed to its smallest in two-and-half years, with some buyers turning to low-grade product from countries like India to fill blast furnaces.
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Also look out for nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, low-grade fever and abdominal bloating.
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The baby seems to be running a low grade fever and has a runny nose.
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A "low grade" tornado ripped through parts of Brazos County about 12:30 p.m. Thursday.
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ISIS has repeatedly used low-grade chemical weapons, primarily sulfur mustard, in Syria and Iraq.
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It usually provokes a low-grade fever, and most people recover in about a week.
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Low-grade ore is harder to process and smelters have been reluctant to take it.
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The church has a conservative wing, a liberal wing, and a low-grade civil war.
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Much of that is from lignite, a low-grade and particularly dirty form of coal.
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You may be familiar with the term "low-grade" fever, but this is a misconception.
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He diagnosed me with low-grade depression and put me on a small amount of Prozac.
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It is generally deemed to be low-grade material, typically containing about 73-15 percent metal.
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I know I'm one of many women who feel a constant sense of low-grade fury.
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And any time Pretzel Jack appears on screen, it's understandable if you feel low-grade terrified.
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Because I do exercise pretty hard and often, I'm always plagued by some low grade soreness.
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Most buildings use low-grade filters that may capture less than 20 percent of viral particles.
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Flash powder is a low-grade explosive commonly used in stage productions like plays and concerts.
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I ran a low-grade fever, was intermittently nauseated, and coughed until I doubled over gagging.
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But back in Washington, where a low-grade panic over the stalled fighting was setting in, Mrs.
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Prices for used bottles nosedived after China barred the import of low-grade plastic waste in 2017.
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But it is better for the environment to set fire to low-grade plastics in efficient incinerators.
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Until 20163 he was a boss at Atlas Iron, which shipped low-grade iron ore to China.
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Symptoms of the unknown illness include coughing, sneezing, low-grade fevers and lethargy, according to Autumn Trails.
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The company also faces a seemingly constant low-grade backlash for not designating their drivers as employees.
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At the end of the day, high grade will have a significant premium compared to low grade.
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The survival data lumped together many varieties of low-grade gliomas, including tumors cured by surgical removal.
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Other common side effects include achiness or a low-grade fever of less than 101 degrees Fahrenheit.
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My heart rate was elevated, indicating a low-grade fever that I had not detected at home.
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But the next day, the man developed symptoms including a cough and low-grade fever, Fenstersheib said.
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The hermit kingdom has tormented its capitalist neighbors with military provocations and low-grade cyberwar for years.
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"This is good for Indonesia because up to now we haven't used the low-grade ore," he said.
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The companies using VR as a marketing tool are often using low-grade cameras to test the possibilities.
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Financial indicators were flashing red, the stockmarket was weak and yields on low-grade corporate debt had jumped.
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Mice that didn't have that predisposition but were also emulsifier-exposed developed low-grade inflammation and mild obesity.
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As most rapid advances in technology tend to do, this transition inspired a low-grade, intergenerational moral panic.
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While still a low-grade fever for now, however, the crisis could yet flare into a debilitating illness.
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He was turned down for testing twice despite developing a "low grade" fever, dry cough, and trouble breathing.
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I had a low-grade fever and I had no respiratory symptoms, so quite honestly I wasn't afraid.
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Low-grade inflammation in the knee has been shown to contribute to the development and progression of arthritis.
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It, too, like all low-grade electrical appliances, had rhythms: patterns of crescendo and acceleration, stichomythia and stutter.
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BUT, the common cold typically only has low grade fever, congestion or runny nose, and a small cough.
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The reason Discord gets a low grade, though, is that the data it provides is devoid of context.
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It's personality, too, but some of it comes down to having this low-grade awareness of my mortality.
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For my students, this feeling was marked at times by general frustration, low-grade anxiety and flat-out fatigue.
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What's ultimately needed, they say, is a reduction in the production and consumption of low-grade, single-use plastics.
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"Over time, low-grade inflammation revs up pigment production, which makes the undereye area look dark," explains Dr. Zeichner.
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"His chest still hurt, his lower back hurt, and he had a low-grade fever," recalled Al to PEOPLE.
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It also plans to shut around 100 million tonnes of low-grade steel production by the end of June.
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Much of the plastic is unwanted, low-grade material and Indonesia has no good way to dispose of it.
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It was a classic, low-grade sting, using substantial resources to bust a small sale not initiated by Beal.
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The price differential between high and low grade iron ore reached its smallest in early June since late 2016.
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She attributed her low-grade fever and chills to the flu shot she had received just before the trip.
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However, "everyday narcissism" is a low-grade version, garden-variety form of narcissism which most of us struggle with.
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When one has paruresis, though, low-grade or acute anxiety causes our sphincters to lock up rather than loosen.
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"With an M.R.I. we find fewer of these low-grade cancers, and fewer men will be overtreated," he said.
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While this is obviously cause for rejoicing in Bidenland, it should also be a time for low-grade panic.
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One dog may have a low-grade infection, but there's no indication pets get sick or spread the virus.
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At first, she admitted, she wanted to make more money for the temple by using low-grade cooking oil.
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When my older girl was 18 months old, she became grouchy and listless and had a low-grade fever.
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Some people with the virus, Dr. Barbot said, have limited symptoms: coughing, shortness of breath, a low-grade fever.
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Not to mention the low-grade anxiety that you messed up huge and are definitely going to get audited.
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Like its earlier esoteric cousins, a CLO bundles risky low-grade loans into attractive packages and high credit ratings.
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Jude had a low-grade fever, but he was laughing and singing when he went down for his nap.
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Workaday contentment starts to give way to a low-grade sense of inadequacy when pitched against capital-H Happiness.
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But it's a little bit more than you might spend on your typical low-grade wired pair of headphones.
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She was very worried because he got a low grade in English and was about to fail his whole year.
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So Systrom gathered a team to sort through massive piles of bilge, buffoonery, and low-grade extortion on the platform.
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The primary event that leads to such untoward immune reactions increasingly appears to be low-grade infections often involving fungi.
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Some people experience a sore arm or low-grade fever after the shot because their bodies are learning to fight.
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If the system can handle it, we ought to try to ride out low-grade illegitimacy using the established procedures.
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Sure. It's possible that you'll feel a little achy or sore, or maybe even run a quick, low-grade temperature.
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"Vitol wants to buy low-grade LPG, purify it and sell via Taman," a source familiar with the matter said.
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Indonesia produces 17 million tonnes of nickel ore per year, of which 10 million is low-grade, according to Jonan.
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It's a typical incident in the very atypical Trump administration, tying together a lack of discipline and low-grade corruption.
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OF A.J. Pollock has a low-grade right groin strain and went on the 10-day disabled list on Monday.
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These children's neutrophils were newly emerged from their bone marrow, evidence of a continual low-grade reaction to microbial invaders.
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But later that week, an MRI showed a small low-grade tumor in the left temporal lobe of her brain.
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Chronic low-grade inflammation promotes atherosclerosis, leading to cholesterol-clogged arteries and setting the stage for heart attacks and strokes.
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Between 218 and 27 percent of people experience mild headaches, low-grade fevers, or pain at the site of injection.
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This is not an experiment in how low-grade a living opportunity needs to be for someone to take it.
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" In the same piece, his novel was dismissed as "a malicious squib," a "low-grade reactionary hackwork" and "political slander.
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Gilles said self-quarantine has left her with a "low-grade melancholy" but given her a new appreciation for community.
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According to WHO, mild symptoms include the sniffles, coughing, sore throat, and a low-grade fever—pretty much a cold.
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All of it is relatively low-grade, typically containing below 228 percent copper and often a lot less than that.
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At the lunch with the network anchors, Mr. Trump again used a low grade to describe the White House messaging.
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They were escaping a society that had suddenly escalated from low-grade discrimination against Jews to active hatred and violence.
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There's plenty of evidence now that we are more likely to suffer from chronic low-grade inflammation as we get older.
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They also found signs of lower iodine in their urine, as well as some weak evidence of low-grade chronic inflammation.
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Many of the videos on the Popular page are low-grade rips of YouTube content or TV, or are clickbait teasers.
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My entire abdomen was bloated, and I had a low-grade fever with chills, so I went to the emergency room.
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And notice that Trump did not deny sending jobs to China by buying low-grade Chinese metal to build his buildings.
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Judging by the implied value of North Korean imports, this seems to be relatively low-grade material, meaning lower metal content.
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In states where marijuana is still illegal, "they're only growing or getting access to kind of low-grade marijuana," said Franson.
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Rather, they have historically been the higher-cost, lower-quality operators feeding low-grade magnetite iron ore into their alloy mix.
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I dealt with low-grade first-trimester nausea in the Scottish Highlands, sleeping it off in a rickety top bunk bed.
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Starting from January, it hiked the export duty for fuel oil, a low-grade product, under a so-called "tax manoeuvre".
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Watching it is like having my brain stroked to a very low-grade, consequence-free orgasm — a pleasurable sort of noninvolvement.
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The BRAF V2600E mutation appears in about 10 percent of the 1,000 U.S. children diagnosed with low-grade gliomas each year.
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Chi claims the low grade was for minor mistakes including open containers, all of which, he says, have since been corrected.
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Presumably nobody told him that American tire makers no longer produced the kind of low-grade tires exported by the Chinese.
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Most kids with this virus had a low-grade fever, but hers was still high, even when taking ibuprofen and acetaminophen.
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Laura started exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19 nearly three weeks ago: coughing and an on-again, off-again low-grade fever.
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For the last few years, I've been doing better, at least in part because I married a fellow low-grade hypochondriac.
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Op-Ed Contributor MARINKA, Ukraine — In eastern Ukraine, a low-grade but brutal fight churns on, virtually invisible to the world.
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Peter has been sick for more than a year with some kind of ongoing, low-grade flu, constantly exhausted and weak.
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The problem was that distilling had become a domestic trade, with low-grade gin freely and easily produced on private premises.
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And all the while in the background, like a low-grade art fever, the show plants iconic paintings, photography, and sculpture.
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They suggested that loneliness as well as low-grade and more serious depression may have similar pathological effects on the brain.
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"To do that, we needed to provide some low-grade heat, or, the Sun," Wang told Motherboard in a phone interview.
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On Monday, Iran said it would raise enrichment of low-grade uranium beyond stockpile limits set by the 2015 international nuclear deal.
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"He's got a low-grade strain of his lat," Boone said in between a day-night doubleheader against the New York Mets.
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The ban is likely to hurt local suppliers of low-grade coal but is not expected to have a wider market impact.
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So if we grade him based on his management of the war for the greater Middle East, he gets a low grade.
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And if it does make a difference, will it also have an effect on high-grade versus low-grade iron ore demand?
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Small weapons like AK-47's assault rifles, Kalashnikovs, sniper rifles, and low-grade explosives are used in most of these confrontations.
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"The amount of low grade (coffee) is going to be higher this year compared with years past," a large U.S. importer said.
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And so I carried on in a state of continuous low-grade terror that a mouthful of anything might be my last.
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"The growth comes after Beijing's crackdown on illegal low-grade steel products, which were never included in the official statistics," it said.
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Proceeds raised from the Halloween-themed festivities are donated to research for pediatric low-grade astrocytoma, a brain cancer, according to organizers.
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The characters on the rooftop are bronze, cast from molds of sculptures the artist made in her studio using low-grade materials.
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I forget about the pain and the tragedy and I'm left with a low-grade panic that the dream is slipping away.
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Low-grade education: Betsy DeVos is getting another F and a big FU for wanting to nix important student loan forgiveness programs.
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For instance, chronic stress from inequity has been associated with persistent, low-grade inflammation, which could increase the risk of heart disease.
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It was a glint of low-grade impossibility, like watching someone simply turn a handle and push open a double-locked door.
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India's military, however, has been frustrated by Pakistan's tactic of allowing terror groups to fight a low-grade proxy war against India.
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Generally, a low-grade fever is considered less than 219, but older people are generally less likely to mount a fever response.
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Vaccines do have side effects — most are very mild — including soreness or redness of the injection site, low-grade fever and rash.
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That condition is chronic inflammation, a kind of low-grade irritant that can undermine the well-being of virtually every bodily system.
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The sneezing, runny nose, sore throat, cough, low-grade fever and headache of the common cold will not respond to an antibiotic.
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Tay is relatively low-grade AI configured as a Twitter bot, so it's not like it has the nuclear missile launch codes.
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Two decades ago it was renowned as the worst place to live in Finsbury Park: crime was common and housing was low-grade.
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Indonesia has rich nickel reserves of around 3.5 billion wet tonnes, with around 60 percent of them low-grade laterite ore, Barus said.
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But this also means that winner is now low-grade famous — and a potential target for robbery, kidnapping, scam artists, and even murder.
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As part of battle against air pollution, China aims to reduce consumption of low-grade bulk coal by 200 million tonnes by 2020.
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And when it comes to Halloween, most people stock up on low-grade face paint that'll probably break you out within the hour.
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This morning she woke up with a low-grade fever, these spots on her and a hard, large marble sized swollen lymph node.
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Production of bitumen crude, which is a low-grade oil, rose to 97,288 barrels per day (bpd) from 71,325 bpd a year earlier.
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"We don't permit leaving things to chance, and we don't permit lying low during the crackdown on low-grade steel capacity," Xia said.
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There has been a significant uptick in low-grade chemical weapon use by ISIS as the terrorist organization fights to hold onto Mosul.
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The other API demoed at the conference is custom voice-recognition tools for audio transcription, to be able to recognize low-grade audio.
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It would be wrong, however, to suppose that all of this is low-grade material being dumped out of an oversupplied Chinese market.
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Cohen, who was an entertainment executive in Los Angeles, woke up every morning feeling weak and foggy-brained, with a low-grade fever.
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So, Ingrid Goes West portrays Taylor Sloane as a narcissistic and shallow young woman whose life is filled with low-grade human connections.
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Prepa has long dodged accusations that it created a slush fund by buying low-grade sludge and billing customers for high-grade oil.
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By Monday, March 2500, he reported to his doctor that he was feeling better but still had some cough and low-grade fever.
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An MRI exam revealed that the Offensive Rookie of the Year candidate has a low-grade ankle sprain, NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported.
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It's from the moments before the hearing, as a low-grade hurricane of Senate business swirled around an implacable Comey at its eye.
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It's an infection of the throat and tonsils, which can start out looking like a routine sore throat with a low-grade fever.
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On Monday, Iran announced that its stockpiles of enriched low-grade uranium exceeded the 300-kilogram limit set in a landmark 2015 nuclear deal.
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Nickel miners must now dedicate at least 30 percent of their smelter capacity to processing low-grade ore, defined as below 1.7 percent nickel.
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"In the beginning, it would be 24 hours of terrible stomach pain and a low grade fever, and then it would disappear," Erin recalls.
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To cushion pains from surging raw material prices, Nippon Steel is aiming to use more cheaper low-grade coal and metal scrap, Tanimizu said.
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Most of the biomass used by Drax consists of low-grade wood, sawmill residue and trees with little commercial value from the United States.
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So we all have to live with low-grade anxiety, waiting on last-minute band-aid after band-aid and hoping for something more.
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The Federal Reserve and its global counterparts have been normalizing policy over the past several years, potentially posing additional risks to low-grade debt.
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But in order for miners to get high-grade ore, they have to dig through low-grade ore first, which then gets thrown out.
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I had been sick for a few weeks with a low-grade fever, dry cough, heavy chest congestion, shortness of breath and moderate exhaustion.
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I've always had a low-grade chip on my shoulder which I've been slowly growing out of, it's comforting to be an outsider sometimes.
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If a card had what he believed was a low grade, he would ask for a re-evaluation, which often produced a higher grade.
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But it's an example of the kind of low-grade harassment women put up with — and respond to with a smile — all the time.
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But there was low-grade concern out of recognition that Mr. Gates was in a lot of meetings over a long period of time.
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The low grade meant that Wells Fargo would need to clear extra hurdles to open new branches or otherwise expand its retail banking business.
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Scientific research, she says, suggests that experiencing natural environments in urban settings help people recover from the constant low-grade stress of city life.
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Arias, an exciting and emotionally labile actor, makes Anna a jittery creature, like a woman in the constant throes of a low-grade fever.
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Antam said in February it had stockpiles of an estimated 5 million wet metric tonnes of low-grade nickel ore that was ready to ship.
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Iran has ramped up its enrichment of low-grade uranium, and says it may pass the limit on what it's allowed to stockpile by Thursday.
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According to Perry, Trump's scandals have opened the door to at the very least a low-grade fever in the body politic of the capital.
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"Even mainstream low-grade ore has soared to a level that we can't afford," said a purchase manager at a steel mill in Jiangxi province.
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Watching these early episodes now is a great reminder of how low-grade perversity is and has basically always been a cornerstone of children's television.
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Hence the success of "Unplanned", a low-grade, blood-spattered film about an abortion nurse-turned pro-lifer that has become a box-office hit.
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"His symptoms were a cough, body aches, runny nose, congestion, low-grade fever—typical symptoms," his wife, Jennifer Burroughs, 36, of Lakeside, California, tells PEOPLE.
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PIP sold implants globally over almost two decades until investigators discovered it was passing off low-grade industrial silicone as a much pricier medical product.
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Spot iron ore prices have been trapped between $63 and $70 a tonne since March amid plentiful supply and weaker demand for low-grade material.
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Only about 20 percent of people show any symptoms whatsoever, and those usually involve a low-grade fever, sore body, headache, and sometimes a rash.
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It was noisy, nasty and, with the exception of Mr Giuliani, who delivered a powerful, foam-flecked denunciation of Mrs Clinton, often low-grade speaking.
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Independent Australian-based mining analyst Peter Strachan said the agreement was "way over the top" for a relatively low-grade gold project with modest reserves.
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"Short-term, this deal is about maximizing the price realization of Vale's high-grade and Fortescue's low grade product," said Citigroup in a research note.
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They insist that poutine — long mocked by Anglophone Canadians as a low-grade hangover cure — is being unfairly usurped by the rest of the country.
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But she had had some low-grade fevers in recent days, and she was still having some diarrhea, and she had thrown up that morning.
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Her research revealed the unseemly back story of many commercially produced olive oils, which are often adulterated with low-grade vegetable oils and artificial coloring.
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It is not clear, he said, how city residents will react to a middling or even low grade of their home or place of work.
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Independent Australian-based mining analyst Peter Strachan said the agreement was "way over the top" for a relatively low-grade gold project with modest reserves.
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A minority — roughly 22013 percent — show relatively minor symptoms: a low-grade fever, sore body, and headache, as well as red eyes and a body rash.
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"Some of the mines are even importing some low-grade seaborne cargoes and upgrading them instead of investing the money in their own mines," said Poppinga.
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Iran is expected to exceed the maximum amount of low-grade uranium it's allowed to amass under the nuclear deal the United States abandoned last year.
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Fact skills are to the Echo as fart apps were to the iPhone: ubiquitous, low-grade trashware that's simple to make and novel for two minutes.
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The low-grade sperm have to be activated with a lab culture so that they can be used in an IVF technique known as intracytoplasmic injection.
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"The symptoms present as a mild to severe coughing and sneezing, with low-grade fevers and lethargy," Autumn Trails Veterinary Center staff wrote on its website.
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There, they can learn coping tools, like meditation, to manage low-grade stress before it may blossom into a more acute or chronic mental health concern.
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Not a shocking-twist TV-style bummer, but a low-grade undercurrent of despair and ennui; the kind of thing that precedes a mid-life crisis.
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Field tests that officers now use can detect THC but aren't sophisticated enough to specify whether a shipment is legal hemp or low-grade illegal pot.
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China has banned imports of some low-grade plastic waste for recycling from this year, upending markets in Europe in North America which lack recycling capacity.
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A shift to low-grade services jobs across the labour market has done worse damage; the result is millions are stuck round about the poverty line.
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Li said most of the stocks in ports were high quality iron ore despite perceptions in the market that the bulk of it was low-grade.
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It was simply a very, very high fever that spiked for about 10 hours, disappeared, came back as a low-grade fever about two days later.
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Iran said last week it would soon breach some limits on low-grade uranium in the deal, a type of fissile material used in civilian reactors.
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AI companies say their systems can scan the streets for people with even low-grade fevers and recognize their faces even if they are wearing masks.
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Damanik said the association was asking for an export quota of 20 million tonnes per year of low-grade nickel ore for 3 to 5 years.
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That's why poor diet can lead to chronic low-grade inflammation, a risk factor for noncommunicable diseases such as Type 2 diabetes and even Alzheimer's disease.
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Appearance: Western Wear Personality: Nihilistic Earth sign Virgo is known for being an analytical over-thinker, which can easily spiral into a constant, low-grade pessimism.
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You try everything from tomato juice to low-grade acid, but no matter the course of action, you are still enveloped in the scent of greasy chicken.
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Usually this is used to describe low-grade behavior like referring to grown women as "little lady," but I'm using it in a more expansive way here.
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The food is of an alarmingly low grade, students say, and they charge the district's cookbook holds nothing but recipes for small portions of processed fast foods.
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For me, practicing yoga is the difference between near-constant low-grade anxiety about the state of the world and the ability to fucking chill about it.
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Calls to the national registry had to be discreet, bribes offered to low-grade government clerks to speed the process along had to be even more discreet.
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A U.S. State Department official confirmed a "low-grade" rocket landed in the Green Zone near the embassy, but said there were no casualties or significant damage.
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For countries that aren't concerned with limiting carbon emissions, LNG is still more expensive than coal, especially if you plan to use low-grade Indonesian thermal coal.
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Beijing's vow last month to shut low-grade steel producers which use scrap metal by the end of June should help boost further demand for iron ore.
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The project utilizes a new technology to convert low-grade coal to synthesis gas while removing much of its CO2 content, and uses it to generate electricity.
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Farage once said Herman van Rompuy, the former European Council president, had the appearance of a low-grade bank clerk and the charisma of a damp rag.
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Specifically, a study out of Northwestern University found a strong relationship between parental empathy and chronic, low-grade cellular inflammation, as well as elevated stress hormone production.
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"Doing repetitive or long-lasting handstands can lead to everything from low-grade wrist sprains and tendinitis to more serious labral tears in the shoulder," he said.
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Executives admit CISC's upturn in fortunes came amid an improvement in the steel market, with prices revived by state efforts to shut down low-grade, polluting mills.
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That is a notch higher than DBRS whose BBB (low) grade is the only rating keeping the country's bonds within the ECB's 1.5 trillion euro purchase programme.
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People who contract rubella usually develop a red rash, pink eye, and low-grade fever, though up to 50% of infected people experience no symptoms at all.
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Open-pit extraction is allowed under a Philippine mining law and is widely used in the country where most ore is near the surface and low grade.
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While chemotherapy is the standard first treatment for low-grade gliomas that cannot be removed surgically, early evidence showed the new therapy could be much more effective.
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A second report showed a hopeful outcome for an infant with a massive low-grade glioma that shrank dramatically within two months of treatment, saving her life.
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When lifted from elsewhere and done cheaply, however, it can glint like a low-grade shellac veneer over a pop song, attempting to give it more credibility.
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This leaves you in a state of simmering low-grade resentment, and you feel guilty about occasionally having the urge to throw your laptop at someone's face.
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It has been locked for two decades in a low-grade war with Azerbaijan, another former Soviet republic, over control of a disputed enclave called Nagorno-Karabakh.
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But people with chronic low-grade inflammation are more likely to develop all kinds of diseases associated with aging, including Alzheimer's disease, various cancers—and Type 23 diabetes.
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Annual exports of up to 20 million tonnes of low-grade nickel ore could help Antam attract smelter project financing amid tighter lending to the sector, Badrujaman said.
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It's not a huge sample size, but I was troubled by the fact that the first two profiles surfaced to me featured victims of low-grade identity theft.
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Lengkey said domestic smelters are asking for higher grade nickel ores and pay low price for low grade nickel ore, below the government's benchmark mineral price for nickel.
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The experts at iFixit ended up settling on a fairly low grade for the device citing things such as "intense glue barriers," battery location, and lack of upgradability.
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It's usually pretty harmless and goes away, but it definitely doesn't feel that way — symptoms include a runny nose, congestion, coughing, sneezing, and even a low-grade fever.
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It included Lumwana among the possible sales, as a relatively low-grade copper mine whose margins could be materially affected by Zambia's new mining code and import duty.
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The new year saw the implementation of new trade measures in China: a ban on all sales of ivory and on imports of low-grade waste for recycling.
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The reversal of fortune between Chinese producers of cheap, low-grade construction steel and makers of high-value steel was also triggered by Beijing's crackdown on industrial pollution.
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But it may also be due to the fact that they have never known a time without the persistent, low-grade threat of terrorism lurking in the background.
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"I don't think any disruption would matter as demand is now focused on low-grade iron ore," said an iron ore trader in the city-state of Singapore.
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Since $1 is the cost of production, it's near impossible for small, low-grade farmers to make a profit to begin with (but that's another story in itself).
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Local activists said the area offered to the miners to exploit on another side of Tenke Fungurume has only low-grade ore and is unlikely to satisfy them.
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The country has said it shut 600 steel mills producing low-grade construction steel during the first half of the year, cutting capacity by about 120 million tonnes.
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In comparison, RCEP was rubbished as a low-grade treaty, with big carve-outs limiting its coverage and offering only a gradual reduction or elimination of import tariffs.
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Some investors are predicting a sell-off in low-grade corporate bonds by lenders rushing to avoid penalties, which would further strain the financial system and rattle investors.
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The team said that the injury was a low-grade strain of the soleus muscle and that it was distinct from the injury he sustained earlier this season.
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The whole thing is over-the-top, but knowingly so, all bullshit cartoons and low-grade satire that's actually fun to muck about in, as game worlds go.
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"Chronic, low-grade stress causes the adrenal glands to gradually and constantly squeeze out an excess of cortisol," explains Mary Lupo, clinical professor of dermatology at Tulane University.
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It was packed in a foot-long mailing tube and filled with flash powder, a low-grade explosive that Mr. Kingsley made with aluminum powder and potassium chlorate.
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Low-grade skirmishes continue daily, and people are still dying, but the Ukrainian military and the separatists have reached a treaty-enforced standstill, like boxers in a clinch.
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I ordered a traditional low-grade pale lager from Beskydsky Pivovarek, a tiny microbrewery I'd once visited in the remote Beskid mountain range, which starts northeast of Brno.
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The country has eliminated more than 150 million tonnes of outdated steel capacity and another 140 million tonnes of low grade steel production over the past four years.
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What happens if a little bit happens every day and it's kinda this low-grade fever, not necessarily enough for it really to get on the company's radar.
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Local activists said the area offered to the miners to exploit on another side of the mine has only low-grade ore and is unlikely to satisfy them.
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This year, however, the country relaxed the ban to allow companies that had built or were planning to build smelters to export low-grade nickel ore under certain conditions.
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"They have to take low-grade ore, which will raise operating costs, and then on top of that the market will crash and send prices down further," he said.
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It was the sequel to last week's declaration that they would enrich more low-grade uranium past the stockpile limit of 300kg (20153 pounds) set out by the deal.
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Norovirus can also cause muscle aches and a low-grade fever, Wormley says, but these aren't as common as the hallmark symptoms: LOTS of watery diarrhea and vomiting, everywhere.
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Iron ore markets have been particularly sensitive to supply-side issues in recent months as China's steelmakers increasingly turns to imported ore to supplement low-grade ore at home.
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For the first time it was quiet — there wasn't that low-grade buzzing that happened when I would walk around a mall in Tampa or the streets of Brooklyn.
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This year it has sought to curb output of low-grade steel like rebar used in construction, leading to a surge in prices as investors bet on tight supplies.
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Regardless, I have such a high grade in this class, it doesn't matter if I receive a low grade on this assignment, because my average won't be that damaged.
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The gap between high-grade and low-grade pricing has been a defining feature of the iron ore market this year but one that simultaneously reduces vanadium slag production.
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"As a whole, we expect exports this year to be less than what we saw last year because the price of low-grade nickel now is weak," he said.
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Nations led by Malaysia, Vietnam, Turkey, India and Indonesia took on around 233 percent of the waste, but the surplus means Europe's market for low-grade waste has collapsed.
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Before going mainstream, Landham starred in a bunch of low-grade porn flicks -- including "Slippery When Wet" -- but regretted it and said he needed the money at the time.
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The 20 percent who do get sick typically have mild symptoms — a low-grade fever, sore body, and headache, as well as red eyes and an itchy body rash.
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Most of that is low-grade ore, sidelined while mills rush to use higher-quality feed to maximise product and offset higher coking coal prices, according to Wood Mackenzie.
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What follows is a collection of stories that reflect the different textures and types of stress that we're experiencing, whether debilitating panic attacks to a low-grade, daily agitation.
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Last year, Tedy Badrujaman, the chief executive of PT Aneka Tambang Tbk (Antam), said the state-controlled miner hoped to export 20 million tonnes of low-grade nickel ore.
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But a miners' group said open-pit mining was the only viable way to extract minerals in the Philippines where most ore is near the surface and low grade.
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DBRS' rating is key because a cut to Italy's A(low) grade would mean its banks would have to pay more for European Central Bank funding under current rules.
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Quentin in the psych ward The Magicians' protagonist is angst incarnate, constantly suffering from a low-grade depression that's deeply intertwined with his yearning to live in a fantasy.
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Patients with hepatitis usually have mild flu-like symptoms, with a loss of appetite, nausea and vomiting, plus fatigue, low-grade fever and a generalized sense of being unwell.
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A minority of Zika patients — roughly 20 percent — show relatively minor symptoms: a low-grade fever, sore body, and headache, as well as red eyes and a body rash.
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Each year, this helped me identify a few professors to avoid, which likely saved me from having to withdraw from a poorly taught course or earning a low grade.
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The antipathy between Hindus and Muslims that he stoked in 2014 was manifest in the low-grade violence and bigotry against the Muslim minority over the next five years.
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For those who do show symptoms, the most common include a mild, flu-like illness: a low-grade fever, head and body aches, red eyes, and a body rash.
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I felt pretty terrible on days three and four, with symptoms that resembled a low-grade cold, but I had fully bounced back by the end of the first week.
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Hell, can you even consider it higher education if you haven't drunkenly stood in your dorm's communal bathroom and jammed a bunch of peppercorns into some horrendously low-grade vodka?
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We could not move for being plied with whiskey, which was lucky, because it turns out that low-grade tipsiness is the correct state in which to experience immersive theater.
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The record output came even after Beijing phased out 150 million tonnes of excess steel capacity and 120 million tonnes of low-grade steel capacity in the past five years.
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Be generous That said, even if you avoid mass oppression and strife, even the "best" autocrats trigger countless low-grade petty cruelties that ruin double handfuls of lives every day.
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I got help—I went and found help, and I found out that I was depressed...so now I have that type of depression, it's like a low-grade depression.
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Doctors diagnosed Andrews with a rare, slow-growing tumor, known as a low-grade myxoid sarcoma – a cancerous mass – that has the potential to spread and can ultimately be deadly.
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But the 18-year-old entrepreneur isn't going to stand by and is addressing the low grade by responding to her "haters" in a new post on her website/app.
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Meanwhile, a minority of Zika patients — roughly 20083 percent — show relatively minor symptoms: a low-grade fever, sore body, and headache, as well as red eyes and a body rash.
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You might remember the J.J. Abrams film Super 21952, into which low-grade home movies figure prominently — its title comes from the name of a specific brand of 24mm film.
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Only after she died did we realize that her former joie de vivre had been dampened by a persistent low-grade depression and limited social connections after my father's death.
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The good news was that such low-grade gliomas are not malignant, meaning that unlike aggressive cancers, they do not grow rapidly and generally do not spread to other organs.
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Here are the facts: wood biomass, produced by drying low-grade fiber into pellets, is used to replace high-polluting coal plants with a net-zero carbon form of energy.
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Netanyahu sees no better outcome for Israel in Gaza than to accept what amounts to a kind of low-grade fever in Hamas's violent but relatively controlled and predictable rule.
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As The New Yorker's Rachel Aviv reported, Parks had these seniors declared incompetent, assumed guardianship, warehoused them in low-grade nursing facilities and liquidated their estates against family members' objections.
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Nonsurgical cosmetic methods—often called "At Home Nose Jobs" or "At Home Facelifts" in video titles—have been low-grade viral on the English-speaking web for almost a decade.
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Within moments she decided that the low grade probably wasn't such a big deal, and if it was, she'd figure out how to make up for it in other ways.
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"If the margins continue to drop, more mills will use low-grade iron ore," said a senior manager at a mill in southern China that produces both rebar and HRC.
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China eliminated more than 20 million old and substandard vehicles from its roads last year to cut pollution, and it has also banned the sale of low-grade, high-emissions diesel.
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The low-grade steel closures are also part of a nationwide pledge to eliminate a type of dangerous and polluting production capacity that accounts for about 4 percent of total output.
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"Where once there were artisans' workshops, historic cafes, cinemas and old taverns, now fast food, pizzerias and low-grade restaurants have opened, ready to snare the first unsuspecting tourist," he said.
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When he returned to his home country, Liberia, in 1999, as a rebel fighter in its second civil war in ten years, he took up "Italian white", a low-grade heroin.
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Production of low-grade bitumen crude jumped 21% to 21.3149,288 barrels per day (bpd) in the second quarter, while realized price for bitumen rose 31.5% to average C$62.23 per barrel.
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"If the domestic smelter capacity for nickel and bauxite are not sufficient, we might consider to allow the rest of the production for exports mainly for the low grade," he said.
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Owens points out that many experts avoid these positions because they assume they will be bogged down with talks about low-grade interpersonal troubles, rather than serving those in serious need.
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Andrews had the growth removed once, but when the low-grade myxoid sarcoma came back a second time, doctors told her that amputation was her best option to become cancer free.
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And while low-grade scooters might feel too unstable for the bike lane, leading to complaints about sidewalk riding, Skips are meant to feel secure enough to cruise next to cars.
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"We think that some people with depression have low-grade persistent inflammation that arises when the immune system activates a type of cell called the microglia in the brain," explains Hibbeln.
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Nickel pig iron is a cheaper-price ore widely used among China's steel manufacturers to make low-grade stainless steel items, such as pots and pans, computer frames and home fixtures.
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Add to this the underlying weakness of the European economy, which is a prime candidate for "secular stagnation" – persistent low-grade depression driven by things like demographic decline that deters investment.
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Production of low-grade bitumen crude jumped 36.4% to 97,288 barrels per day (bpd) in the second quarter, while realized price for bitumen rose 31.5% to average C$62.23 per barrel.
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He was far more sedate than the average customers who, stimulated by the festivity of the moment and the threat of thick traffic ahead, operated in a giddy low-grade frenzy.
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In the age of stickiest-of-ickiest-and-rising THC percentages, it appears the United States government still supplies researchers with low grade brick weed you probably smoked in high school.
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China aims to close another 30 million tonnes of capacity this year, and it has also shut down around 100 million tonnes of illegal low-grade steel used largely in construction.
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Within the small community of children with low-grade gliomas, the potential for a targeted approach emerged nearly a decade ago, when two different BRAF abnormalities were identified in these tumors.
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In one case, a caller who had eaten Chinese food for dinner and woke up with a low-grade fever worried they caught coronavirus from the food and wanted a test.
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Dr. Delaney Ruston, a primary care physician in Seattle, said she had seen a patient last week with a low-grade fever who had been in China about three weeks earlier.
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The two agreed that the United States is losing the low-grade war in Afghanistan but said the fault was the poor strategy they inherited, not the commander in the field.
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The room was fizzing with the kind of low-grade anarchic energy that comes from shredding old forms and piecing them back together in a sometimes ridiculous, sometimes think-twice way.
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The room was fizzing with the kind of low-grade anarchic energy that comes from shredding old forms and piecing them back together in a sometimes ridiculous, sometimes think-twice way.
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What to do with all that plastic became an even bigger dilemma for the United States last year after China announced that it's no longer accepting low-grade plastics for recycling.
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Games were adapted because they were popular, not because they offered intriguing cinematic possibilities, which is how we ended up with low-grade movie versions of Doom, Hitman, and Max Payne.
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On Monday, Iran's atomic energy agency spokesman, Behrouz Kamalvandi, said that the country would accelerate its low-grade uranium enrichment and surpass the 300-kilogram uranium stockpile deal limit on June 27.
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Last year, Badrujaman said Antam hoped to export 20 million tons of low-grade ore to help attract smelter project financing, around 10 times more than the ore it currently processes domestically.
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And where were they, during the many years that a Trump-style infection slowly infiltrated their caucus, their media outlets, and their rallies, giving the entire Republican Party a low-grade fever?
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Nearby Brenham County schools canceled all classes for Friday due to heavy rains and just further north, a "low grade" tornado ripped through parts of Brazos County about 12:30 p.m. Thursday.
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Jin Wei, CISA's president, said that all low-grade producers in China had already been forced to cease operations, according to an account of the meeting published on CISA's official website (www.chinaisa.org.cn).
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The rally has been driven by defensive sectors and gold has broken out to a multiyear high — even as speculative IPOs take flight and low-grade corporate debt is in heavy demand.
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Later on, in the 1980s, Drexel Burnham Lambert, an upstart investment bank, had the idea of issuing low-grade "junk" bonds to buy public companies (so called "leveraged buy-outs", or LBOs).
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will carry out inspections on the quality of construction steel and machinery steel from July to September as it pushes to crack down on production of low-grade steel.
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But there's still a low-grade urgency to save our social media for posterity — and it's particularly urgent in cases in which social media itself had a profound influence on historic events.
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But policy risks are once again rearing their head, with state radio reporting that China's government will curb imports of low-grade coal as part of efforts to rebalance supply and demand.
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One question that remains to be answered is: why is the price of Indonesian low-grade coal falling while higher grades are still either rising or staying close to multi-year highs?
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Iran on June 17 announced it would violate the 2015 nuclear deal by the end of the month via ramping up its enrichment of low-grade uranium and increasing its uranium stockpile.
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Tiny particles penetrate deep into the lung, and may enter the bloodstream, causing the sort of low-grade inflammation and oxidative stress thought to worsen, and even to drive, many chronic diseases.
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More patients with these low-grade cancers are now being closely monitored by doctors instead of undergoing surgery and radiation, treatments that can lead to serious complications such as incontinence and impotence.
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One patient on Caron's Florida campus was in isolation after exhibiting a low-grade fever, but their test came back negative ... they participated in group therapy via iPad while awaiting test results.
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Under the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), Iran could only stockpile 300 kg or about 660 pounds of low-grade uranium.
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But Trump's decision to withdraw from the deal in May 2018 has seen Iran take gradual steps away from the Obama-era pact, including breaching the stockpile cap on low-grade uranium.
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Perhaps it is this sensation of recent history repeating itself that has led the public to adopt a kind of low-grade apathy concerning foreign policy, at least for the time being.
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Meanwhile, prices for low grade iron ore, one of the key ingredients for steel, have plunged more than 18 per cent in the past month, further buffering the country's biggest steel producers.
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"Our findings support the notion that infectious diseases associated with low-grade inflammation, such as chronic periodontitis, may play a substantial role in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease," the study team concludes.
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The tax would close a loophole that allowed Chinese buyers to import light cycle oil, then sell it locally as low-grade diesel, avoiding taxes that would normally be levied on diesel.
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If, for instance, Trump orders the CIA to cooperate with its Russian counterpart, perhaps on Syria, the agency might raise a flurry of objections, send only junior staff, or share low-grade intelligence.
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Tehran, meanwhile, is blaming his walkout for its decision to bust limits on the enrichment of low grade uranium imposed under the Obama-era agreement, further raising already alarming risks of a war.
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The end result of this broader privacy reckoning is a bizarre, low-grade feeling of anxiety about the safety of our digital lives, but without any concrete way to see the larger picture.
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And any short-term revenue potential is severely limited by logistical challenges posed by infrastructure damaged by war, pipelines that run into unfriendly areas and the unusually low grade of the oil itself.
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It will involve a steady low-grade civil war between Palestinians and Israelis and a growing Israeli isolation in Europe and on college campuses that the next U.S. president will have to navigate.
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"Because of the histology, or what it looked like under the microscope was a rather low-grade tumor, I thought we had a good chance of helping her," he told the news outlet.
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Resources firms continued to outrun the broader market, with steelmakers leading the advance, supported by firm demand from a construction boom and tighter supply following Beijing's clampdown on production of low-grade steel.
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The study says the bacterium took six weeks to completely degrade just a small film of low-grade PET, and breaking down the higher-quality material used in packaging would take even longer.
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"Mostly, I feel low-grade, constant horror as I watch attacks on refugees, minorities, my most at-risk patients, women's rights, and the environment, and new threats of nuclear war," she reportedly said.
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Seasonal affective disorder — a form of low-grade depression that usually happens when it's dark and cold — is common, but suicides are actually more likely to happen in the spring and early summer.
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"Much of the low-grade plastic that now gets shipped to South East Asia may end up dumped or burned, despoiling their environment and poisoning workers," Ecology Center Executive Director Martin Bourque said.
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In some cases, how influencers present themselves on OnlyFans is a kind of reversal of their online identities elsewhere, trading the high gloss of Instagram for the low-grade aesthetic of amateur porn.
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Indian society has been bogged down by casteism for generations, where certain sections of the society, also known as Dalits or untouchables have suffered from low-grade work, discrimination and poor educational opportunities.
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LONDON, March 17 (Reuters) - Debt insurance costs for low-grade European debt climbed further on Tuesday to hit an eight-year high as the fallout from the coronavirus spread, sending riskier assets tumbling.
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Both cardiovascular disease and diabetes are linked to chronic, low-grade inflammation throughout the body -- which could predispose Covid-19 patients to the severe excess inflammation that contributes to lung failure and death.
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"Prior to my hospitalization, my head is throbbing, I have a terrible sore throat, I have a low grade fever, but then my eyes are burning, then this terrible dry cough," said Alhambra.
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But low-grade synthesizers, not punk guitars, are her instruments, and they give her a soundworld that turns dinky tones into a personal universe, "a planet of my own," as one song promises.
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Sellers, who works full-time in a beachfront hotel, said she's been experiencing lethargy, aching muscles, numbness in her extremities, blurred vision, nausea, and low-grade fever since the algae arrived in 2018.
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The attack on the Federal Depository Library Program's site was "superficial" and seemed to reflect "nationalist, low-grade hacking activity," said John Hultquist, senior director of intelligence analysis at the cybersecurity company FireEye.
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The short answer, suggested by the report the agencies released on Friday, is that the United States government is still responding at an analog pace to a low-grade, though escalating, digital conflict.
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The plant, which was supposed to be able to harness a gasification process that would power turbines off low-grade lignite coal, has proven extremely expensive to build and has been operationally unreliable.
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If Indonesia does increase exports of nickel ore, while maintaining those of its low-grade ferronickel, the risk is that the market will be oversupplied, irrespective or whether the Philippines bans mining or not.
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"For now, we see no active surveillance for colon or pancreatic cancer or glioblastoma, but we know that follicular lymphoma, a low-growing, low-grade cancer, does overlap with nonaggressive prostate cancer," Simons said.
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China's raw iron ore is mostly low grade, with iron content of around 30 percent or less, compared with more than 60 percent for iron ore produced by international miners such as Brazil's Vale .
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The discount for low-grade ore with 58 percent iron content to medium-grade has also widened, going from 27 percent at the end of 2016 to 45 percent by the end of 2017.
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Overall, the current pricing in the market suggests that supplies of higher-grade iron ore remain tight, but low-grade cargoes are still finding buyers, and the discount has settled into a new range.
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"The good news is that if you or your child are feeling a little under the weather or have a low-grade fever, there's a million other probably causes other than Powassan," says Bennett.
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And now, suddenly, China has stopped accepting imports of low-grade plastic and paper, so Newby Island no longer has a place to send the mixed garbage that it lacks the hands to separate.
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"Mostly, I feel low-grade, constant horror as I watch attacks on refugees, minorities, my most at-risk patients, women's rights, and the environment, and new threats of of nuclear war," she reportedly said.
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Putin's announcement follows reports that U.S. forces killed and injured roughly 300 Russian mercenaries in Syria in February, and as a long-running low-grade conflict in eastern Ukraine grinds on along Russia's border.
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It's rare for Chinese mills to relocate actual steel-making equipment to other countries, apart from those who sneaked out banned small-scale induction furnaces after Beijing's crackdown on low-grade steel in 2017.
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What is most depressing about Bad News Bears—and it is depressing, in that low-grade but legitimate way that all squandered possibility is—is that no one involved seems inclined even to try.
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Residents of Kabul, Afghanistan's capital, also have just suffered a long winter of heavy air pollution as residents burn materials such as waste plastic, rubber and low-grade coal to try to keep warm.
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Then, I develop a little sniffle I like to call a "perma-cold," the omnipresent, low-grade bug that keeps my nose clogged and runny at the same time and makes my head throb.
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Miners in top global ore producer Australia are expected to benefit most from this switch as they mostly produce medium and low-grade ores, said Erik Hedborg, senior iron ore analyst at CRU consultancy.
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Dan Sparks, a former Goldman Sachs trader mentioned more than 500 times in a Senate report on the mortgage meltdown, is now buying low-grade loans from a hedge fund up in Stamford, Connecticut.
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Adam Sandler is far more talented than the B-movie, low-grade tripe he's associated himself with on Netflix, so hopefully, a crime drama helmed by the talented Josh and Benny Sadie can change that.
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Lingering under everything is a low-grade hum of anxiety over the fact that no one in positions of power really seem to be doing anything about the fast approaching cliff of irreversible climate change.
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Even after it pledged allegiance to IS in 2015, many mistook it for a low-grade family mafia, with links to Marawi's former mayor, Solitario Ali, whom Mr Duterte has denounced as a drug lord.
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However, the explanation is likely that steel mills outside the pollution control areas took advantage of the wide discount for low-grade ore at the start of winter and bought cargoes of the cheaper supplies.
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China's restrictions this year on imports of low-grade trash for recycling as part of a policy to limit pollution have raised global awareness of plastic waste, but have not directly affected Tomra, Ranstrand said.
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Meanwhile, China's ban on low-grade scrap copper from the start of this year, which has led to higher refined copper imports, is due to be extended to all scrap by the end of 2020.
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China's iron and steel association has said that since 2016, the country has eliminated nearly 300 million tonnes of outdated steel production capacity and low-grade steel capacity, but around 13 million tonnes still remain.
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The announcement follows a June report in the state-backed China Metallurgical News that said inspection teams would be sent out in August to check the results of the crackdown on low-grade steel products.
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Users can also try to do their own background checks using low-grade Internet stalking skills—see if you can find your love interests' other social media profiles or identify any mutual friends or acquaintances.
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You strolled through a field or a plaza or a series of dark marble tunnels, whatever, sipping the sorrow-laced air, and, when you finally departed, a kind of low-grade catharsis had been triggered.
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Germain voiced concerns that ore prices could quickly fall without a floor price, and warned against allowing sales of low grade nickel pig iron, fearing it could hurt more than help the country's nickel sector.
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He mourns that he can only fall asleep by consuming low-grade cheese, muses about Ed Norton's shaved head, and worries all his friends are going to be famous comedians and stop talking to him.
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It's the low-grade but unrelenting sense of hazard that is a woman's experience of merely moving through the world, an anxiety so quiet and constant it can be confused for nothing more than atmosphere.
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Another source familiar with Rosneft plans said Kuibyshev, Novokuibyshev, Syzran and Saratov had been hit the hardest by the tax reforms and falling oil prices due to a high share of low-grade fuel output.
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Traveling internationally for a month in countries with dozens of cases of coronavirus gave me an understanding of what it is like to live in a constant state of low-grade concern about getting sick.
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If you can look past the low-grade production values — and to do that you'll need two awfully forgiving eyes — "Reinventing Rosalee" delivers a few rewards, thanks to its vibrant subject and her noteworthy life.
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Hong Kong authorities on Wednesday updated their reports on the lone dog that appears to have a low-grade infection from coronavirus, saying it's likely a case of a human transmitting it to the dog.
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And without the biomass plants, Minnesota's forests would be cluttered with damaged or low-grade trees for which there is little other use, decreasing the health of woodlands and increasing the risk of forest fires.
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Mumps is a contagious viral illness with symptoms that include swollen or tender salivary glands, swollen or tender testicles, low-grade fever, tiredness and muscle aches, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Tuilagi limped off early in England's shock 24-17 loss to France in Paris due to a low grade strain that also kept him out of the Calcutta Cup win over Scotland the following week.
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And yet it does: The same feckless G.O.P. that exists in a constant state of low-grade civil war controls not only Congress and the White House, but most statehouses and state legislatures as well.
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Artificial intelligence and security camera companies boast that their systems can scan the streets for people with even low-grade fevers, recognize their faces even if they are wearing masks and report them to the authorities.
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Artificial intelligence and security camera companies boast that their systems can scan the streets for people with even low-grade fevers, recognize their faces even if they are wearing masks and report them to the authorities.
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So far this year, pellet-grade ore for import has averaged $30 per ton above low-grade 58% ore, and about $12 a ton more than benchmark-grade 62% ore, according to data from consultancy Steelhome.
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President Nicolás Maduro increased gas prices more than 1,300 percent, to 1 bolívar per liter from 21 bolívars for low-grade fuel, at the same time that he instituted a long-expected devaluation of the currency.
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Today's technology is light years ahead of the low-grade 1940s prefabs, however, and prefabrication can produce homes of the same quality as traditional building techniques, drawing the interest of big construction players ahead of Brexit.
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The products are suspected of being contaminated with Cylospora cayetanensis, an intestinal parasite that can cause diarrhea, loss of appetite, bloating, stomach cramps, nausea, vomiting, muscle aches, low-grade fever, and fatigue, according to the FSIS.
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In addition, the presence of a foreign body in the uterus may induce a low-grade inflammatory response that helps rally immune cells in the reproductive tract that may help prevent or fight cancer, Guntupalli added.
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Further, the article notes, the relative poverty common in many of those developing countries has led corporations to sell local customers products in smaller — hence, cheaper — quantities, often packaged in low-grade plastic bags or pouches.
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It's also an indication that any modern building, especially one in a region subject to frequent low-grade tremors, must take into account both the shaking and displacement that could come from another, similarly strong earthquake.
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While La Belle, New Mexico actually existed — the tiny settlement spurted up in the 1890s, during the gold rush — the town was abandoned by the early 20th century, once its gold ore was proven low-grade.
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Novartis is beginning to test Tafinlar plus Mekinist – the combination used to treat melanoma patients – versus chemotherapy in children whose low-grade gliomas exhibit BRAF V600E mutations to see if the combination works better, and longer.
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There haven't been as many meltdowns in the last few weeks, but there remains a low-grade sense of dread among riders that any day could be the day that subway delays upend everyone's lives again.
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"If we place our hopes for reducing the population just in demolishing illegal buildings and low-grade markets, the actual outcomes may well be contrary to what is hoped for," Mr. Yin wrote earlier this year.
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Without him, we're left with our standard Bachelor/ette economy of low-grade fuccbois who seem to have assembled their "personalities" from Elite Daily listicles, seal-the-deal Freddie Prince Jr. monologues, and Bryan Adams choruses.
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At this point, the uncivilized Ui (rhymes with "phooey") is still a low-grade Chicago hoodlum — and former housepainter — who has decided he needs to buy some poise if he's going to take over the city.
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He cites the prominent Smash player Leffen as an example, whose reputation for trollish antics and low-grade toxicity got him a ban from all tournaments in his own home country of Sweden back in 2013.
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Turkey was most agitated by this scenario given the Syrian Kurds' links to the Turkish Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK, a designated terrorist group that has waged a low-grade insurgency against the state for decades.
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Authorities closed more than 600 steel mills producing low-grade construction steel during the first half of the year, cutting capacity by about 120 million tonnes, the state-owned China Economic Daily reported earlier on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON — Since August, when a mysterious group calling itself the Shadow Brokers announced that it was auctioning off highly classified National Security Agency hacking tools, a low-grade panic has seized the nation's largest intelligence agency.
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The ramp-up in steel output underscores the challenge for the government as it aims to slash 50 million tonnes of low-grade outdated capacity this year, on top of the 65 million removed last year.
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Amid tumbling prices, Chinese mills - which make half the world's steel - are reining in costs by returning to cheaper, low-grade raw material iron ore, in a boon for miners like Australia's Fortescue Metals Group (FMG.AX).
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"First is a very low-grade contamination, which develops into a colonization and then an infection, and then ultimately an abscess which causes what we call an acute abdomen, which is essentially a surgical emergency," explains Dubrow.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Over halfway into 2017, China's steel market has been the best performer among key Asian commodities because of cuts in low-grade steel production capacity that have reduced supply as demand has remained surprisingly strong.
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By then, I was experiencing the same symptoms: the low-grade fever, then a mild rash covering my face and chest, pinkish eyes, and when those cleared up, stiff fingers and toes that plumped up like sausages.
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Instead it has, and will increasingly, become difficult to obtain cheap petroleum, because what is left is an enormous amount of low-grade hydrocarbons which are likely to be much more expensive financially, energetically, politically, and environmentally.
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NICKEL INDONESIA: The Indonesian Nickel Miners Association says it sent a letter to President Joko Widodo asking the government to allow low-grade nickel ore exports for all miners and to regulate domestic pricing for the mineral.
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It was always all too easy to get mobbed by weak foes, their low-grade weapons causing death by a thousand cuts, but the third game in the series serves up adversaries in greater numbers than before.
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"Luckily, [my case] was low grade enough that I didn't have to be hospitalized, but it's a very debilitating thing, and I think there's so much shame around it and there shouldn't be," she told Entertainment Tonight.
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"We would expect a growing number of markets to move below that milestone the rest of this year, while the number of markets with a lingering low-grade fever of foreclosure activity continues to shrink," he said.
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The flood of credit to the automotive market has been met with a chorus of skepticism, comparing low-grade borrowing to the same lending that preceded the home values crash that coupled with the global financial crisis.
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"High margins after the government's effort to eliminate low-grade steel are enticing mills to produce more steel, which increases the need for iron ore," said Zou Mingdong, Shanghai-based steel manager at Zhongcai Merchants Investment Group.
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Figures from China show it has cut nearly 1003 million tonnes of legal steel capacity and 120 million tonnes of illegal low-grade capacity since last January, but industry analysis shows only marginal declines in overall capacity.
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I go for people who have money, and who are in the same professional circles as I am—they don't meet many dealers, and they often have access to low-grade weed at 10 euros a gram.
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Fiction Podcast During the Monday press briefing, Dr. Deborah Birx, the coronavirus task force coordinator, announced that after experiencing a "little low-grade fever" over the weekend, she too was tested and found negative for the disease.
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Ms. Lounders, who has a low-grade fever, a cough and feels sluggish, works at one of the designated testing sites in Key West, but even she has been unable to determine whether she has the virus.
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Customs are under pressure to ensure not only that imported pellets meet exacting standards, but also that containers are not being used to smuggle illegal low-grade waste, and cargoes are under far greater scrutiny, He said.
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Mr. Noakes discovered that Mr. Pugh's body temperature spikes as high as 38.4 degrees Celsius (about 101 degrees Fahrenheit) in the minutes before a swim, a temperature which in most people would indicate a low-grade fever.
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Poly Implant Prothèse (PIP), the French company at the center of the scandal, sold implants globally over almost two decades until investigators discovered it was passing off low-grade industrial silicone as a much pricier medical product.
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Poly Implant Prothèse (PIP), the French company at the center of the scandal, sold implants globally for over two decades until investigators discovered it was passing off low-grade industrial silicone as a much pricier medical product.
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Government officials have defended the new rules, which require nickel miners to dedicate at least 30 percent of their smelter capacity to process low-grade ore, defined as having a nickel content of less than 1.7 percent.
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What I mean by that is: Nathaniel P., Adelle Waldman's debut novel, is a book about low-grade, nonviolent misogyny — misogyny that is so common and pervasive that it's easy to convince yourself it's not worth noticing.
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Instead he was detained at the City of Las Vegas Detention Center for a little under a month, and detoxed without any kind of treatment aside from a low-grade pain reliever, and no follow-up care.
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Steel executives say the demand shift in the top ore market will mean declining purchases of low-grade supplies and greater demand for pelletised ore of a higher grade - with potentially major implications for ore exporters in Australia.
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The capacity cuts made this year do not include a nationwide campaign to shut down illegal low-grade steel production, believed to amount to around 100 million tonnes a year, which was completed by the end of June.
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And now, Kentucky Fried Chicken, the global fried chicken chain seemingly intent on massaging and/or painting the smell of low-grade poultry and frying fat onto as many human bodies as possible, has created a scented candle.
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This is not a far-fetched scenario: ISIS has already seized low-grade nuclear material from a facility in Mosul, and there are dozens more reports of nuclear weapons being lost and nuclear material gone missing or stolen.
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Low-grade astrocytomas tend to be slow-growing and contained, but a Grade 4 astrocytoma, called a glioblastoma, is a ruthlessly aggressive cancer that has struck, among others, Vice-President Joe Biden's son Beau and Senator John McCain.
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In recent years it has mostly processed Mexican crude and Canadian heavy oil from oil sands, but it could just as easily process low grade Saudi crude that refineries in Europe and Asia are not designed to refine.
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But the Iranian government in early June announced it would break from a key component of the JCPOA by ramping up its enrichment of low-grade uranium and increasing its stockpile beyond the limitations outlined in the deal.
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Dr. Dan Doherty, a developmental behavioral pediatrician at the Seattle Children's Hospital, felt the onset of a cold last Wednesday when he woke up with a sore throat, which then progressed to a low-grade fever and congestion.
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For starters, I would point people to this chart, which tries to distinguish Covid-19 symptoms from those of the common cold or the flu: According to Harvard Medical School, coronavirus usually presents with a low-grade fever.
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Airline mechanics, including at Southwest Airlines, have won raises after effectively gumming up the operations of their employers: The mechanics significantly increased the number of low-grade maintenance problems they identified, leading to widespread flight delays and cancellations.
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Both steel and iron ore posted their best week since November last week after China said it would shut down production of low-grade steel products by end-June, its boldest effort yet to tackle overcapacity and pollution.
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When a student veers off that path, like getting a low grade in a predictor course or taking a course out of sequence, advisers get an alert, a signal to reach out to the student and offer suggestions.
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China has eliminated around 120 million tonnes of low-grade steel capacity and 42.39 million tonnes of crude steel capacity, equivalent to 84 percent of its target for the whole year, in the first half of this year.
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Australia's federal and state governments have repeatedly said that the mine must stand on its own merits, and a recent drop in prices for low grade thermal coal has raised doubts about whether the mine can prove economic.
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Earlier, Susigit told domestic media that the amount was less than the 6 million tonnes of nickel ore exports that Antam had requested, in accordance with the company's existing capacity to process low-grade nickel ore at its smelters.
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However, vessel-tracking and port data compiled by Thomson Reuters Supply Chain and Commodity Forecasts, which has a strong correlation with the official numbers, indicates that China is still taking large quantities of medium- and low-grade iron ore.
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Densely forested Cabinda is separated from the rest of Angola by the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and has a distinct ethnic make-up that has fueled a low-grade guerrilla secessionist campaign since independence from Portugal in 1975.
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Google originally launched the time lapse tool in 2013, but back then, it was populated with low-grade images that could give you a general sense of how places looked but wouldn't show intimate details like roads and buildings.
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The low-grade steel produced in small low-tech furnaces, often using recycled material, has been identified as not only as a source of pollution but also a major safety hazard because the steel products are easy to break.
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These percentages are expressed as Gleason scores: A score of 22017 indicates a low-grade cancer, a 4 indicates a cancer of intermediate aggressiveness, and a score of 5 indicates a potentially aggressive prostate cancer, according to Dr. Lieb.
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It aims to close 50 million tonnes this year, and has also vowed by the end of June to completely eliminate low-grade steel furnaces, responsible for as much as 100 million tonnes of illegal substandard production every year.
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The country's iron and steel association has said that since 2016, the world's largest steel maker has eliminated nearly 300 million tonnes of outdated steel production capacity and low-grade steel capacity, but around 13 million tonnes still remain.
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Antam, which has 20163 million tonnes of low-grade wet nickel ore available for immediate shipping, also requested on Tuesday permission from the mining ministry to export an additional 3.7 million tonnes of nickel ore over the next year.
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While some sectors that look frothy — low-grade US corporate debt, car loans, property prices in some European cities — no single sector looks toxic enough to trigger a systemic collapse like the great financial crisis of 11 years ago.
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They cited data collected over decades showing that 25 percent to 40 percent of low-grade glioma patients saw their tumors stop growing after chemotherapy, which usually entailed a year or more of weekly infusions of carboplatin and vincristine.
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"The opening of the tap for nickel ore exports (even when limited to low-grade nickel) can have a negative impact on the developing nickel industry in Indonesia," Vale Indonesia President Director Nico Kanter said in an emailed statement.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), who received a low grade, for example, is listed as voting to advance Trump's circuit court judges nine out of 31 times and voting to approve Trump's district court judges 70 percent of the time.
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Per Taiwan News, tens of millions of (mostly low-grade) cyberattacks hit the Taiwanese public sector each month, and a Reuters report from June 2018 cited a source close to the Taiwanese government as saying they were increasing in sophistication.
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Meanwhile, Iran has also announced that it is ramping up enrichment of low-grade uranium and will pass the limit it is allowed to stockpile under the nuclear deal on June 27, a spokesman for the Iranian atomic agency announced Monday.
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Hence when he discovered he had low-grade glandular fever, the diagnosis came as a relief as he knew that following a few weeks of rest, he could go back to the gym and regain his hand-eye co-ordination.
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In a new action plan aimed at controlling coal consumption, the province said it would also strictly control the number of small businesses that burned coal directly, and crack down on the illegal production and sale of low-grade coals.
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Iron ore pellets, typically with 226% iron content or above, can be shoveled directly into blast furnaces without going through a dirtier process known sintering, where low-grade ore is mixed with other products to create a blast furnace fuel.
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"Our overall view on the nickel market is unchanged – the market is in structural oversupply so long as stainless mills are willing to accept NPI/ferronickel as a low-grade feed," said Jessica Fung at BMO Capital Markets in Toronto.
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The concern from brewers, who rely on lower grade aluminum for their beer cans and bottles, is that a blanket tariff or tax on all aluminum imports would inadvertently impact the supply of the low-grade aluminum -- known as can sheet.
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I don't speak any language other than English and there's much of the Western canon I haven't studied, so when Carson invokes Hegel or any of the many less famous Greek tragedies, I feel the rumbling of low-grade panic.
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"Mostly, I feel low-grade, constant horror as I watch attacks on refugees, minorities, my most at-risk patients, women's rights, and the environment, and new threats of nuclear war," wrote another classmate, who said her grandparents were Holocaust survivors.
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Rather, it may be promoted, and perhaps initially caused, by chronic low-grade inflammation that is now also linked to other major chronic ills, including heart disease and Alzheimer's disease, in which diet and exercise may play a protective role.
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Output by Coal India, the world's largest coal miner that mainly produces low-grade coal for power companies, has expanded rapidly as the government speeds up environmental and other approvals as part of its efforts to provide electricity across the country.
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I tend to pay out as much as I can, with my mouth and otherwise, but one must always monitor the personal cost, careful not to add to the deficit, which can build up and trigger a low-grade rage.
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BEIJING/MELBOURNE (Reuters) - China churned out record amounts of steel and aluminum in June as producers rushed to cash-in on rallying prices in the wake of a drive by Beijing to crack down on output of low-grade metal.
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One woman I spoke to said she didn't know any of her current boyfriend's ex-girlfriends' names; while this seems commendable, it is a life of low-grade torture that many women say they would not be able to deal with.
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Congressional Republicans have swallowed endless rounds of President Trump's antics and misconduct, from low-grade corruption, obstruction of an FBI inquiry, and the ripping of immigrant children from their mothers' arms to a continual stream of lies from the White House.
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John Ferguson, director of global forecasting for the Economist Intelligence Unit, tells Axios that, even short of a full-fledged trade war, a low-grade exchange of high tariffs could trigger prolonged stock market declines such as happened yesterday and today.
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The current oil taxation system is edging toward a higher mineral extraction tax (MET) and an increased burden on low-grade refined products, with levies for oil export duty and high-grade products such as diesel and gasoline going down.
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He still can't find the necessary venture capital to execute his most lofty ideas, and the cruel hum around the net when he details plans to shift the worlds of fashion and technology suggest at least a low grade lunacy.
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What fascinated me about this whole thing originally were the poor saps who are perennial victims of low-grade identity theft, whose photos are stolen from Facebook, Twitter, and Flickr to be used repeatedly by evil online doppelgängers preying on the lovelorn.
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Iran plans to speed up uranium enrichment Iran said Wednesday it will speed up its enrichment and stockpile of low-grade uranium after its 10-day deadline for European countries to circumvent US sanctions expires on Thursday, the country's Atomic Energy Organization said.
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"Knife + Heart" ("Un Couteau Dans Le Coeur") is set in the seedy world of low-grade porn production in 1970s France, where Paradis' character Anne is intrigued, and then terrorized, by a serial killer who is gruesomely murdering some of her actors.
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And if you're repeatedly stressed out by people every day, as many of us are, this can bring on a kind of low-grade chronic inflammation that can make it harder for other illnesses, such as heart disease and cancer, to improve.
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It was less than two years ago that 2,000 Nickel West workers were told to expect operations at the 44-year-old plant in western Australia to end by 2019 after the high-cost, low-grade operation failed to find a buyer.
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In addition to the surging levels of low-grade debt, the amount of "covenant lite" leveraged loans — given to corporate borrowers with poor credit profiles with a low level of guarantees to investors — now make up 79 percent of the $1.14 trillion market.
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Low-grade iron ore has also declined more than the benchmark, with consultancy CuSteel citing 3.33 percent ore from India CUS-IF5800-IORE at a price of 245 yuan ($35.90) a tonne on Wednesday, down 12.5 percent from the end of last year.
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To recycle, customers can just go to our website, print up a label at the end of [their shoes'] life, and they can be used [by Plusfoam, a partner company that makes other performance materials] for low-grade carpets and other things.
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Research in both laboratory animals and people by Dr. William Robinson and Dr. Mark Genovese, specialists in immunology and rheumatology at Stanford University, has suggested that injuries and age-related wear and tear ignite low-grade inflammation that further damages the joints.
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The business is low-grade; payments are made with an envelope of cash stuffed above a ceiling tile, and, at the end of a hard night's mayhem, Joe returns to the small house that he shares with his elderly mother (Judith Roberts).
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That led environment officials and police to a small firm called P Tech Resources involved in pyrolysis - a business of burning old tires to make low-grade oil that industry sources say is also common elsewhere in Southeast Asia, China and India.
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The label appears to have lasting power, simmering like a low-grade fever on social media and roaring to life with every police killing of a black citizen and every racial protest that makes the news, informing the long-running national debate.
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" He drew a comparison to other life anxieties, like low-grade health issues or retirement savings: "Many people care an awful lot about staying alive or retiring, but you also don't want to go through life constantly worried about your 401(k).
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The positive effect of returning to these analog activities is so pronounced that I've come to think of this strategy like a magic pill of sorts for curing the low-grade anxiety and existential aimlessness that define our culture of constant connection.
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Plus, two of my three roommates have been exhibiting the telltale symptoms of this virus — one has a low-grade fever; both have dry coughs — which means we all need to be self-quarantining in our house for at least two weeks.
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Or it could take further steps away from its nuclear agreement of 239, having this month resumed low grade uranium enrichment at its underground Fordow nuclear plant to 29.5% of fissile purity, not far from the 235% level required for nuclear bomb fuel.
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The government has promised to close more than 10 million tonnes of low-grade steel capacity by the end of June this year as part of its efforts to clean up the sector, even as companies such as Dongbei Steel continue to default.
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More men who are given diagnoses of low-grade prostate cancer are now undergoing active surveillance, in which they are closely monitored rather than treated with surgery and radiation, and that also played a role in the panel's decision, Dr. Krist said.
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The protagonists of films like Ape (2012) and Buzzard (2014) are social outsiders, awkward goons and gangly male slackers stuck decades in the past, filling their time at the end of the world with pranks, petty crimes, and low-grade, Jackass-like stunts.
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The thinness, the ghostly pallor that brought out the veins, the rosy cheeks, sparkling eyes, and red lips (really signs of a constant low-grade fever), were both the ideals of beauty for a proper lady, and the appearance of a consumptive on their deathbed.
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"They ran a lot of tests and everything is fine, but the diagnosis was basically dehydration and I also have a low grade fever - the doctors have told me I really have to get rest otherwise I won't get better," Cabello wrote in the post.
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Like Jane, Louisa is tiny, dark-haired, and diminutive; but she's also an aimless, uncultured, down-on-her-luck millennial who doesn't really do much except look for jobs, stress over supporting her working-class family, and fixate over her low-grade fashion style.
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A product of the "sunshine policy" of her left-leaning predecessors, the factories just north of the border kept alive a few of South Korea's twilight industries, producing low-grade shoes and clothes with subsidies from the South and cheap labour from the North.
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Gulaban - who hopes such jobs can help empower other women facing grim employment prospects - is among 30 women being trained to be truck drivers by Sindh Engro Coal Mining Company (SECMC), a Pakistani firm digging up low-grade coal under the rolling Thar sand dunes.
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For the graduates, she hoped the speech would include lessons of strength, hope, and the core belief that the "light within will not be extinguished" in the face of any disappointment — from getting a low grade on a college paper to losing a loved one.
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It's rare to see such a low grade from the Las Vegas-based audience polling firm, but when it does happen it's usually because of a marketing fail rather than a creative fail (though sometimes it is just because a movie is that bad).
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"This different kind of low-grade threat, one that's not an existential threat but can do real damage and real harm to our societies, and creates the kind of fear that can cause division and political reactions — we have to do that better," he said.
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In a suburb of Washington, D.C., one major health system isn't sending sick staff home, even when their symptoms indicate a possible coronavirus infection, according to a nurse who said she took vacation time to self-quarantine after getting symptoms, including a low-grade fever.
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INSIDE PITCH Dellin Betances, the Yankees' star relief pitcher who has been out since spring training with a right shoulder injury, has a low grade strain of his right latissimus dorsi muscle and will be shut down for a couple weeks, Manager Aaron Boone said.
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The crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist organization that maintained an armed wing for decades but now says it is committed to pursuing its goals through electoral means, fueled a low-grade insurgency pitting jihadists in Egypt's strategic Sinai Peninsula against government security forces.
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As he became one of the most celebrated athletes in history, I felt empathy for him — and also a low-grade uneasiness, because it seemed clear that his outsize ambitions as a performer left little time or space for his growth as a person.
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LONDON, March 18 (Reuters) - The cost of insuring low-grade European debt and some major European banks against default climbed further on Wednesday as a rollout of large scale support measures to mitigate the fallout of the coronavirus outbreak failed to immediately calm markets.
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This is how I wound up granting absolution to low-grade idiots and the worn-out women who turn them over in bed at night and, at dawn, go home to their own families, try not to think of ghosts wasting away in this world.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The northeastern Chinese province of Liaoning has promised to close more than 10 million tonnes of low-grade steel capacity by the end of June this year as part of its efforts to clean up the sector, the official Liaoning Daily reported on Tuesday.
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The nickel miners association (APNI) said that up to July this year, low grade nickel ore were priced at an average $15 per wet tonnes while the government ore benchmark price moved within the range of $25.4 per wet tonnes to $28.96 between January and July.
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The low-grade pall of paranoia was heightened last week when Katie Walsh, a colleague of Priebus at the RNC who joined him at the White House as deputy chief of staff, departed the administration for a top posting at a pro-Trump outside political group.
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But in a change in policy, the government earlier this month said SLN and another company were free to sell a combined amount of up to 700,000 tonnes of low-grade nickel ore, known as laterites, to Chinese buyers over a period of 12 to 18 months.
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Mineral Resources said the amalgamation of its existing Pilbara iron ore assets with those of Atlas would lead to greater synergies and economies of scale, helping to drive down costs to ensure the consolidated iron ore business is sustainable amid lower prices for low grade iron ore.
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Where Sharee had once been content to date a married man whose idea of romance consists of dates to the shooting range and Applebee's, in the 1960s her treatment at the hands of the men around her leads to a diet-pill addiction and low-grade depression.
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She said she was cleared to return to work as soon as she recovered from her low-grade fever, even though she hadn't completed the typical 14 days of quarantine for people who've been ill or directly exposed to the virus, and she was still coughing.
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Iran also announced last month that its stockpiles of enriched low-grade uranium exceeded the 300-kilogram limit set in a landmark 2015 nuclear deal -- a move is thought to be Tehran's first major breach of the accord since Trump withdrew from the agreement last year.
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Mr. Trump, after all, is very forgiving when it comes to Americans who commit war crimes.) Since the storming of the American Embassy in Tehran (and the seizing of the aforementioned 52 hostages) in 1979, the two countries have been in a low-grade or proxy conflict.
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Low-grade horror rustles up its fears from nowhere, inventing cheap curses or doltish backstories, but the writer and director of this film, Babak Anvari, grounds it in his own experience of growing up in Tehran, and grates the nerves of his characters against the abrasively real.
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About 1 to 1.5 million tonnes of the fuel is smuggled into the country every month, while traders ship another 1 million tonnes of light cycle oil a month to the country, which is blended and in turn sold as low-grade diesel in China, they added.
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"The market is also being fueled by Beijing's determination to crack down on low-grade steel," said Haitong's Xu. Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on Saturday said Beijing remains fully committed to eliminating low-end steel products and excess mill capacity, according to a Xinhua news report.
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Since North Korea's claim of carrying out a nuclear test on Wednesday — which experts doubt was of a hydrogen bomb, a far more powerful weapon than the low-grade atomic devices Pyongyang has detonated before — several public officials and news media commentators in China have denounced Mr. Kim.
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Laboratory results showed potent antiviral activity against HIV 1 and HIV 2 for at least three hours post-dose, but two 2011 randomized trials found that twice daily use for two weeks caused irritation and low-grade inflammation, which researchers suggest might counter some of the anti-viral effects.
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After a decade of near zero interest rates, moving towards a constellation of asset prices that embodies risks is critical for getting us to a more stable financial market, she said, noting that both equity prices and low-grade bond yields show a market that remains too sanguine.
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After a decade of near zero interest rates, "moving toward a constellation of asset prices that embodies risks is critical for getting us to a more stable financial market," she said, noting that both equity prices and low-grade bond yields show a market that remains too sanguine.
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Iron ore for China delivery with a 221.4-percent iron content MT-IO-QIN262=ARG, as assessed by Argus Media, ended last week at $583 a tonne, while 258-percent ore MT-IO-QIN226.2=ARG was $22015 and low-grade 58-percent MT-IO-QIN58=ARG was $60.28.
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"What I will walk away with (from listening to the State of the Union Address) is how the president said we are still a strong country and I like how he made it clear that we aren't dealing with a giant war, but with low grade thugs," Stone says.
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"It looks a whole lot better than paying a 63 percent premium on Crusader shares and suffering 81 percent dilution for a low-grade gold asset in Brazil and an unproven exploration project in a country where Stratex has had no previous infrastructure," they said in a note.
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New Yorkers who are old and gray enough to remember life well before, say, Facebook or Twitter know that this city used to be a place where crime, or at least the fear of it, demanded a perpetual low-grade wariness, especially after dark and especially in parks.
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The shattered plate was only one of the many worries fighting relentlessly inside my head for attention — there was the Advanced Placement United States history midterm, a low grade in calculus, the eviction notice, a little brother getting into trouble and a dozen other smaller but pressing concerns.
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Urban shootings might seem low-grade and banal to some Americans, but by the standards of many places in Europe, they're all exceptionally bloody—and the fact that such attacks could even become banal, shifting our definitions of tragedy toward something like the Piketon massacre, should be cause for national reflection.
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Detailing some of the NCSC's work aimed at combating the broad funnel of low grade cyber crime, he said the unit has been looking at what "a more activist and automated approach" can achieve — citing automated spam filters and content filters as some of the inspiration for its thinking here.
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The gratitude and dependency of others are convenient for China as it seeks to recycle its foreign-currency surplus, employ its workers on construction sites abroad, secure raw materials and fob off low-grade production onto others so that it may keep the best high-tech manufacturing and services at home.
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Important areas of the executive branch are barely staffed or functioning, the White House is in a state of low-grade civil war, and the bungling, pratfalls, conflicts of interest, weak attempts at propaganda and brazen lying are all, well, not normal, as the self-styled "resistance" likes to say.
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With Mr. Trump intent on forging strong relations with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, Ukrainians like Mr. Yatsenyuk fear being left behind even as Moscow still holds Crimea and stirs the pot in eastern Ukraine, where pro-Russian separatists continue to wage a low-grade insurgency against the state.
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But if we're thinking about a physical illness, if you know what the symptoms are, you could focus on or be hyperaware of anything in your body that could be those symptoms — if you have a bit of a tickle, or feel like you maybe have a low-grade fever.
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A better approach, Dr. Kirkland said, would be to target the processes fundamental to aging that underlie all age-related chronic diseases: chronic low-grade inflammation unrelated to infection; cellular degradation; damage to major molecules like DNA, proteins and sugars; and failure of stem cells and other progenitor cells to function properly.
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Iran said last week it had resumed low-grade uranium enrichment at its underground Fordow nuclear plant and at the weekend said it could refine up to 60% of fissile purity, not far off the 90% level needed for nuclear bomb fuel - its most significant breaches of the deal with world powers.
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Why a euphoric ode to mid-20s ennui by a group who take their name from a low-grade Swedish vodka resonated with me, an eight-year-old, front crawling indifferently through the ASA curriculum, is either bleakly prophetic or a simple testament to the universal resonance of its three opening notes.
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Often I walk past my subway station and two fancy cold-brew spots at the end of my block, cross the street to Dunkin' Donuts and then double back with a clear plastic cup big enough to hydrate a hockey team, were it full of water and not chilled, low-grade stimulant.
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Divorce can, in fact, cause adults to lose both their places in the world and their minds; adults forcing optimism amid sad upheaval is a complicated kind of madness that often imposes on kids a constant, low-grade anxiety, and the novel is at its smartest and most convincing when chronicling this phenomenon.
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Output in the world's top steel producer jumped this year from 831.73 million tonnes in 2017, with major mills boosting production to fill a gap after Beijing shut down low-grade steel capacity that had not previously been included in official data, said Li Xinchuang, president at the China Metallurgical Industry Planning and Research Institute.
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Stanton and her team at the University of Washington are themselves working on a vaccine that relies on breast stem cells, while a separate team at Stanford is recruiting patients with low-grade non-Hodgkin lymphoma to test out a localized, therapeutic vaccine that would come with fewer side effects than CAR T-cell therapies.
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In a 2013 study in Greece, researchers examined the effects of rituximab-based immunochemotherapy on 44 patients with low-grade B-cell lymphoma and found that after three monthly cycles of the drug, only one out of 17 patients who were EBV-positive before the study still tested positive for EBV after the treatment.
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The unusually relaxed border at what the Chinese call Horgos and the Kazakhs Khorgos is all the more remarkable because it marks the entrance to a tense Chinese region that has been struggling for decades to contain a low-grade but persistent insurgency by militants from a minority Chinese Muslim ethnic group, the Uighurs.
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But Cap's franchise has evolved, surprisingly and satisfyingly, into the most essential of all the Marvel entries: A malleable, genre-shifting series of movies in which character connections are deepened, wandering storylines are recalibrated, and grown-up thrills are drop-kicked into a universe that can sometimes get bogged down by high-stakes threats and low-grade depression.
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By testing samples of blood and urine or analyzing the genetic makeup of prostate cells for changes in their DNA, urologists are trying to more accurately determine not only if men have prostate cancer but also if those diagnosed have aggressive cancer that calls for further treatment or indolent, low-grade prostate cancer that poses very little risk.
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Rep. Seth MoultonSeth MoultonPressley experiencing flu-like symptoms, being tested for COVID-19 The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Airbnb - Senate overcomes hurdles, passes massive coronavirus bill Hoyer says House expects to pass Coronavirus bill on Friday MORE (D-Mass.) said Wednesday that he is self-quarantining because he has symptoms of coronavirus, including a low-grade fever and chest tightness.
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"Obesity creates a state of constant low-grade inflammation, as well as multiple growth stimulating factors, all of which can accelerate the development of cancer," explained the study's lead author, Siran Koroukian, an associate professor in the department of population and quantitative Health Sciences at the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and director of the Population Cancer Analytics Shared Resource at Case Comprehensive Cancer Center, both in Cleveland, Ohio.
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