Made possible by The Rockefeller Foundation. Chimpanzees. Elephants. Crows. Dolphins.
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Tata's sprawl is made possible in part by its structure.
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These things are made possible because there is border adjustment.
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These laws made possible the investigations and convictions of today.
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The advantage was made possible by Chase Headley's grand slam.
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This arrangement is made possible by four sets of levees.
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This is made possible by algorithms that optimize inventory management.
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"The impossible had to be made possible," the book explains.
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Just as the transmission of numbers made possible the development of agriculture, so too the transmission of more sophisticated mathematics, many thousands of years later, made possible the scientific revolution, industrialization and modern medicine.
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The podcast was made possible thanks to our amazing sponsor, Intuit.
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The interactivity made possible by annotations will simply no longer work.
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Our howling Halloween Pet Costume Sweepstakes was made possible by MyPetCandle.
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The feature has been made possible using IBM's VR Speech Sandbox.
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More than half of that is made possible by charitable contributions.
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The rise of commercial drones was made possible by three developments.
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This is made possible by enlarging the aircraft's centre fuel tank.
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It is through distance that most striking technique is made possible.
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The "OK Google" command is made possible thanks to Siri Shortcuts.
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Celebrating 2 billion monthly active devices worldwide, made possible by you.
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This is all made possible by the Singaporean government's long reach.
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Americans, was made possible only by circumstances beyond his control, and
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Yanna said their father's death made possible her brother's championship career.
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All this was made possible by the largess of the Mercers.
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This is made possible by dynamic functional separation of data sets.
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A longshot of longshots made possible only by an inspiring candidate.
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All of this was made possible by the mobile-cloud connection.
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All this is made possible by Mizuko and Taylor's self-absorption.
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The public events were generally made possible by the organizers themselves.
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A new paradigm of data sovereignty made possible only with time.
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It's made possible by our ability to offer data at scale.
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Today, the tradition is made possible by a team of volunteers.
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Their lives have an itinerant fluidity, made possible by Europe's borderlessness.
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The acquisition was made possible through the museum's African Art Fund.
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Her retirement was made possible by a pension from the school district.
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Barcelona's ambitious urban plan is made possible by the city's numerous advantages.
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These ventures see entirely new business models made possible by the Moon.
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Support Daniel and Big Foot's beautiful collaboration made possible by Minted 50.
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But, but ... Amazon has helped, or even made possible, other small businesses.
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It came with a nice salary, which made possible a nice lifestyle.
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All these actions are made possible by one technology: 33-D printing.
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Legislative compromise made possible the transformative civil rights legislation of the 1960s.
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The Hulk that appeared on screen was made possible thanks to CGI.
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I think Trump's victory was only made possible because of that system.
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The acquisition was made possible through funding from the Sophia Giesecke Foundation.
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This meekness has made possible the consolidation of one industry after another.
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Our project was made possible by a grant from The Commonwealth Fund.
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This will be made possible by fiscal spending, especially by local governments.
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The long-distance relationship that followed was made possible by my village.
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Its blitz across Iraq in 163 was made possible by massive jailbreaks.
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Firearms made possible the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s.
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Their partnership is made possible through a grant from the CVS Foundation.
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This message made possible in part by City of Santa Fe Occupancy Tax.
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The feat is made possible by an ultrasonic sensor fitted into the device.
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The feat was made possible by the Level 31 Pokémon trainer's utmost dedication.
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This is made possible through Siri's new ability to ask follow-up questions.
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All of this was made possible thanks to our new partnership with Intuit.
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According to The Mirror, the precious pic was made possible by Liam Beach.
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Because ALL of this is made possible via a few crafty pantry hacks.
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The Merck CEO said he did not think this would be made possible.
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Just imagine few years from now, hopefully time travel can be made possible.
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All of this has been made possible by advances in computing and networks.
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Trip Metal, like the Sistine Chapel, was initially made possible through a grant.
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The new generation of monitors is made possible by advances in laser technology.
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The feat was made possible by genetic engineering — and a ton of drugs.
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Advances in 3D cameras have made possible new ways to play familiar games.
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That's made possible through a partnership with Avis Budget Group, FlexDrive, and Hertz.
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Ironically, the funding was made possible by the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
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All of it was made possible by the grand space of the Armory.
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The acquisition was made possible through the university's "half-percent-for-art" program.
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This story was made possible by support from the International Women Media Foundation.
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This work is made possible with support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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Many of NASA's first missions were made possible by Johnson's intrepid, unparalleled calculations.
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The screen is notchless, made possible by a pop-out, retracting selfie camera.
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Thanks for the chance that you made possible for me and many others.
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"These victories were led and made possible by women of color," Richards said.
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Image: Neil DaviesThe discovery of these footprints was made possible thanks to coastal erosion.
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Use of these therapies is made possible by detailed molecular characterization of the tumors.
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It turns out your food comas are made possible by some complicated digestive biology.
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This was made possible by continual shrinkage of the components computers are made from.
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Both are private developments, made possible through tax incentives and other publicly financed programs.
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The wireless charging is made possible by Google's move to an all-glass back.
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Some believe that the end of aging will be made possible through gene hacking.
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It is an ambitious task made possible by an unusual quirk of British law.
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It's just one of dozens of new ideas made possible by plummeting component prices.
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That, in turn, has made possible virtual organizations that exist only on the internet.
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Reporting for this trip was made possible by the Institute for Journalism & Natural Resources.
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Consumers are now benefiting from these offers—offers made possible by a competitive marketplace.
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Justice's defection is made possible at least in part by the Democratic Party itself.
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The Industrial Revolution was only made possible by the Agricultural Revolution that preceded it.
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Zduniak, 26, had simply checked out of mainstream America, which today's Detroit made possible.
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It made possible the international climate treaty that was negotiated in Paris in 2015.
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All these online activities are made possible through a process of seamless identity verification.
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This week, we can see once again the carnage the rules have made possible.
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These color transformations are made possible by sacs of pigment embedded in their skin.
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Second, it's made possible, or at least much worse, by his enablers in Congress.
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This story was made possible through a grant from the International Women's Media Foundation.
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The outcome was made possible by years of research, testing and practicing the procedure.
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Consumers are now benefiting from these offers — offers made possible by a competitive marketplace.
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This was all made possible by more than $60 million in dedicated foundation support.
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The service was made possible by GoodRx's acquisition of telemedicine provider HeyDoctor, Hirsch said.
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They are rising in popularity because they have attractive qualities made possible by blockchain.
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What has particularly been forgotten are the progressive steps that federal subsidies made possible.
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What has particularly been forgotten are the progressive steps that federal subsidies made possible.
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Huoshenshan's construction was dubbed "Mission Impossible made possible" by the state news agency Xinhua.
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Whoa — consciousness, language, satellites, ginger snaps — all made possible by this sloppy, tectonic incontinence.
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Footage and story made possible by Interdependent Pictures' documentary film Into the Dark, coming 2019.
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Berlin Art Week is made possible by the Senate Administration for Economy, Technology, and Research.
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These advances, however, were only made possible by the government's longstanding commitment to universal healthcare.
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This momentous undertaking was made possible by facial recognition technology provided by New Delhi's police.
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Products made possible by taxpayer-funded R&D would have to be made in America.
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Google will definitely throw in some new camera features made possible by software as well.
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Selfies, life broadcasting, and microblogging were all made possible from rapid and constant data transfer.
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Beyond a song of sixpence, "Burn the Witch" is a warning of horrors made possible.
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In part, this was made possible by the industry's very nature: distributed, connected and mobile.
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It later transpired that the hacks were made possible by the use of cheap hardware.
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Morse's first experimental line was made possible thanks to a grant from the federal government.
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The July attack was made possible by the vulnerability scanning tool Acunetix, the FBI said.
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This piece was made possible by a grant from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting.
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This will be made possible by using beacons—small location devices—embedded in aircraft seats.
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This will, for the most part, be a partisan exercise made possible by one election.
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This has been made possible thanks to the evolution of email and its filtering tools.
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This no-compromise approach to HDR photography has partly been made possible by new hardware.
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All of this is made possible by the clever and surprising code behind the cats.
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It's a trick made possible by chroma key technology, an early form of green screen.
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This massive emigration was made possible once the ocean was no longer a major barrier.
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All that oversharing and debate was made possible by another element of Google's social contract.
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It has scaled up partly by promising hoteliers monthly payments, made possible by SoftBank's money.
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Schools with significant endowments are made possible by laws that allow giving to such institutions.
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This reporting was made possible through at grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
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Hilarious emergent play is made possible courtesy of the series' smartphone-powered remote hacking mechanic.
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The B-2s first Arctic flight may have been made possible by changing conditions there.
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All of these crops are made possible by a gene-editing technology called Crispr-cas9.
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All of this glorious dysfunction is made possible by the complexity of the tax code.
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This lie created an audience in right-wing media that made possible a presidential campaign.
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This difference is made possible by small variations in structure to the receptor binding domain.
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Wayne White: MONITORIUM is made possible by support from the members of MOCA's Chairman's Circle.
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Your fans never met each other, let alone had meaningful conversations made possible by you.
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Its dark story of obsession is one made possible by Russell's own obsession with Vanessa.
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These mummifications are made possible by environmental conditions that prevented human remains from naturally decaying.
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The confidentiality of Snap's filing was made possible by the Jumpstart Our Business Start-ups.
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As he said, it was a pretty good showing — made possible by the roof overhead.
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The Whole Foods acquisition was, in part, made possible because of Amazon's growing cash balance.
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All of this is made possible by technology, but that's not the most important part.
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It is a new twist on an old narrative made possible by cutting-edge science.
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This was made possible, I believe, due to the minimal nature of the Iranian response.
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This made possible both a history of philanthropy and promiscuous nondeductible one-to-one largesse.
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This is all made possible by their discovery of vibranium, an element with superpower qualities.
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The project is made possible by a dramatic fall in the cost of genetic sequencing.
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Williams started the run with a jump shot that was made possible by Haarms' assist.
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Such record levels of imports are only made possible through continued borrowing from other nations.
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The postwar world grew accustomed to the rapid growth made possible by the baby boom.
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The upgrade has been made possible by a decidedly less welcome phenomenon: melting sea ice.
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The agreement is made possible through the Cincinnati Art Museum's foundations and its photography community.
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Utopias like LeisureLand are still made possible by the exploitation of poor and non-white workers.
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The unjustified spread of violence made possible by social media only serves to aggravate these consequences.
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Footage and story made possible by Interdependent Pictures' documentary film Into the Dark, coming in 2019.
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Bernice says Cardi is using a platform that her parents made possible in an atrocious way.
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Much of that came from hustles made possible by his salary boost from the Trump Organisation.
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These were the ingredients that made possible the rise of several food-delivery startups in Africa.
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The VPN service is made possible by way of SurfEasy, a company Opera acquired last year.
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Upon his death, Georgiana discovers their lavish lifestyle was made possible by criminal behavior, including murder.
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The transition to democracy was made possible by a business transaction to wipe the slate clean.
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This article has been made possible by Audiotree North Devin Pacholik is a writer from Saskatchewan.
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Visitors enthused and staff spoke of the innovation made possible by different services sharing a home.
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Sukhomlyn said the projects had been made possible by reforms to decentralize energy production in Ukraine.
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This homegrown innovation was made possible by the availability of contract manufacturers overseas, primarily in China.
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This rapid progress was made possible thanks to the tools used to build the original iPhone.
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The running water and gas heating available in almost every community are made possible using pipelines.
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The new setting is made possible mostly by the new performance technologies integrated into the production.
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In the third episode of our travel tech series Voyager, made possible by travel tool KAYAK.co.
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It's a Hollywood ending that was made possible by the real-life creation of the WNBA.
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Officials said the updated figures reflected advances in data collection made possible by electronic medical records.
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The mammals have been observed living socially complex lives, largely made possible by their advanced brains.
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"2012 was the last year of the craziness made possible by the oil bonanza," he said.
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We are truly living the dream (I'm alive!) made possible only by advances in cancer research.
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The reunion was made possible by a dedicated team of volunteers and the power of Facebook.
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A modern idea made possible by technology, they have been installed in at least 24 states.
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The rise of multiethnic relationships and marriages in America was made possible by the Loving case.
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These are just a few of thousands of success stories, all made possible by work requirements.
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Colonists' land grab was only made possible by the mass exploitation and extermination of Native Americans.
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What once seemed unrealistic is made possible by technology, and justified in the name of security.
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What makes that possible is ecotourism, which is made possible by the great charisma of gorillas.
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It's nothing less than an attack on democracy, made possible by several recent Supreme Court rulings.
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Tell me more about what the Black Census Project is and how it's been made possible?
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It's a win-win situation made possible by the merger's integration of content and content delivery.
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This was made possible partly thanks to Code Barrel, a startup that Atlassian acquired in October.
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In 2020, Future Perfect is made possible thanks in part to the support of James McClave.
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Jackson wishes his friend were still around to see the victories that his teachings made possible.
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This behavior is made possible by varying gravity sensors that many organisms carry inside their bodies.
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It includes a fascinating account of how NAFTA made possible the international success of fast fashion.
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"This is a huge observation that was made possible with the videos from 2004," says Synolakis.
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Libra, he said, was the realization of that vision—made possible by new technologies like blockchain.
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Those attacks, like the one on Friday, were made possible by insider help, security officials say.
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Hunting, trade, agriculture, manufacturing — all of our world-altering innovations — were made possible by this ability.
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Mr. Young was the folk enthusiast who made possible the $2 tickets to Mr. Dylan's Nov.
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Case in point: it's made possible a robot dance party which is ... oddly captivating to watch.
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Globalization made possible China's challenge to America unipolarity, but it has made bipolarity impossible as well.
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Reporting this story was made possible by a grant from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting.
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Such cavils, however, are made possible only because Moore himself has set the bar almost impossibly high.
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Identification was also made possible by circumstantial and material evidence and dental records, according to the agency.
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These findings were made possible owing to Juno's ability to detect minute differences in Jupiter's gravitational field.
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The sneak peek was made possible through a partnership with IOMedia and its 3D Virtual Venue technology.
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"The positive outcome of the reunion was made possible by good cooperation between our organizations," says Harris.
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Neither the president nor vice president were elected — a reality only made possible by the 225th Amendment.
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This understanding of Knightley was made possible, at least in part, by her own fiercely maintained privacy.
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The library was made possible with the help of Samuel Banister, a synthetic chemist at Stanford University.
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This uncertainty is blunting part of the investment gains that were made possible by corporate tax reform.
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The software upgrades are made possible by the headset's transition to Qualcomm's AR/VR-focused XR1 chipset.
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This is made possible due to its team of world renowned experts with 100+ years of experience.
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The new development platform was made possible after Cloudflare acquired a small company called Eager last December.
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This move will be made possible thanks to the retailer's acquisition of same-day delivery platform Shipt.
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This incredible transformation was made possible by the work and generosity of many in the Miami community.
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Int-Ball's unique design is obviously made possible by the zero-G environment in which it operates.
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Keeping with the theme of energy efficiency, the beams themselves are made possible by high density LEDs.
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The company said the switch to brewing Heineken locally was made possible by investments in its plant.
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It says the new tier was made possible by its 2017 acquisition of the company Luxury Retreats.
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"These attacks, and many others, were made possible because of our extremely open immigration system," he said.
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His arrest was made possible after Ecuador's government withdrew its asylum and invited in London's Metropolitan Police.
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This post was made possible by Jezebel's admirable dedication to chronicling Kathie Lee's exploits over the years.
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But in South Carolina's 1st Congressional District, an impossible task was made possible by a Trump endorsement.
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We completed the project quickly, resulting in the first peer-reviewed publication made possible through Science Exchange.
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The breach was made possible by a software vulnerability that was already known and fixable for months.
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Sadness and loss long ago hardened into grim acceptance, made possible by an unwavering faith in God.
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The absurdities of comics are, in part, made possible by a cold-eyed approach to sentence-craft.
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"And that will be made possible by better tech that allows a single payment for all systems."
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Editor's note: This review was made possible by the author's art-writer-in-residence period at SPACES.
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And it can be won, for history proves that what sometimes seems impossible can be made possible.
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Its restaurant transformation was made possible when private funders decided to invest money in the InGalera project.
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For a time, Pixite was a shining example of the businesses made possible by the app economy.
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The launch is made possible by Apple's deal with UnionPay which dominates bank-card payments in China.
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But the broad adoption of the iPhone provided a freedom that made possible apps of all kinds.
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He said therapeutic interventions could be made possible by mimicking light to regulate a person's body clock.
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The leaderless nature of the protest movement is made possible, to a large extent, by social media.
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And it is a story of changes in design and manufacturing practices made possible by digital technology.
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But opportunities for some are made possible by systemically and structurally denying those same opportunities to others.
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All this incredible scientific, technological, and cultural progress was made possible by the first thing listed: electricity.
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This reporting made possible by a CARE Learning Tours sponsored by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
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Reducing emissions The use of lighter materials made possible by 3D printing should also help the environment.
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He lived among his resins and the creations they made possible — his art had become his life.
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In most cases, this has been made possible through relatively small reallocations of city or county funds.
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Legasov recanted before his death, in interviews made possible by the rapid progress of Mikhail Gorbachev's perestroika.
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The delivery of last rites was made possible after a nurse at Norwalk Hospital agreed to assist.
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Ms. Gunn's arguments were made possible because of a newly expanded definition of parenthood in New York.
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What may feel like a primitive intuition, a gut feeling, is made possible by those previous simulations.
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Features like colors, fonts, spacing, and buttons are all made possible on a web page with CSS.
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What has bonded us together is the power of reconciliation, made possible through the spirit of tolerance.
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The acquisition was made possible by a donation by the late Blake Byrne, a Duke University alum.
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Yes, his path had been made possible by plentiful grit and by college football's graduate transfer trend.
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Rising shipments of U.S. natural gas have been made possible by the shale revolution in the country.
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But perhaps the greatest discoveries made possible by Spitzer and the scientists analyzing its data are exoplanets.
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Both speak to a pervasive lack of effective oversight of field operations, made possible by its immunity.
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These fast-adapting methods of protest are only made possible through online organizing on services like LIHKG.
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But the airport's most significant upgrade could be made possible by taking advantage of land on Rikers.
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The pleasant diversion of period dramas is, in its essence, psychosocial integration made possible by colonial propaganda.
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The authoritarian threat Brennan denounces in the Trump White House was made possible by officials like him.
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It's an illusion, of course, but one that is made possible only by awesome strength and athleticism.
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But Summers must know that America's ongoing purchases are only made possible through continued borrowing from overseas.
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That's far more of a challenge today given the much higher speeds made possible by modern engineering.
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The acquisition was made possible through the John and Johanna Bass Acquisition fund, which launched in 231.
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This new find is one of many exoplanet detections made possible by the support of citizen scientists.
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Like BSR, the UN acknowledges that the free speech made possible on Facebook can contribute positively to Myanmar.
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The immersive experience is made possible with Mativision cameras, which are used in live concerts, according to ArsTechnica.
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It's a head-on collision of classic and cutting-edge, made possible thanks to Rollison and Reyes' collaboration.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechThis discovery was made possible thanks to a neat geophysical quirk that happens on Enceladus.
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These observations were made possible by NASA's Kepler space telescope, which chronicled the event across 30-minute intervals.
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The condition required a kidney transplant in 2012, one made possible by a kidney donated by her father.
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Vox Media's The Deep End is made possible by sponsors 3M, TCL, Aloft, eBay, KeVita, and Doha Debates.
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The Smart Museum's presentation of The Allure of Matter is made possible by support from Alphawood Foundation Chicago.
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Some have attributed the decline in black turnout to voter suppression tactics made possible by the Shelby v.
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The very founding of this country was an environmental disaster, made possible through settler colonialism, and vice versa.
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Now through collaborative robots, it's made possible for very small mom-and-pop shop to adopt a robot.
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The flow first of ice, then water, then wildfowl shaped this place and the life it made possible.
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Obama's double wins were made possible by a strong, neighborhood-based ground game and by Virginia's changing demographics.
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This is made possible because of the unique dual directional Swiss movement combined with the Pansar Augmented app.
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The project has been made possible by funding from the governments of Sweden, Switzerland, Germany, and the Netherlands.
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His ability to pay off his debt wasn't made possible by a high-profile job or a windfall.
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Tthose are the kind of things being made possible by the new technology at a company like ours.
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Both of these examples foreshadow how the sort of genetics made possible by GWAS can have political consequences.
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The stalemate was made possible by the empty seat left by Justice Antonin Scalia, who died in February.
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It's ironic that companies made possible by cross-border investment are now seeking protection from cross-border trade.
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Several teams in Texas owe recent boosts in esteem to increased donations made possible by high energy prices.
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The dramatic expansion of black political power within the last 30 years was made possible by the act.
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But the most electrifying experience of all was made possible one evening only once the sun had set.
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The drive was made possible due to a roughing-the-passer penalty on LSU on third-and-8.
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Niantic's first game, a science-fiction conspiracy thriller called Ingress, was made possible by Google's digital mapping service.
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For example, the Netflix experience that consumers know and enjoy today has been made possible largely by Equinix.
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He had received his first kidney transplant in 20163, made possible by his father, who was the donor.
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This was made possible by decentralizing collective bargaining in the 1990s, which greatly weakened the power of unions.
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The decrees were made possible by a crime bill signed into law during the Clinton administration in 1994.
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Our trip was made possible by a southern family I've been close to for more than a decade.
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The resulting polarization preceded (indeed, made possible) the Trump presidency, and it is likely to persist after it.
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He had received his first kidney transplant in 1993, made possible by his father, who was the donor.
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The statue was reportedly made possible by $1.5 million in private funding raised by the Monumental Women nonprofit.
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My Ph.D. dissertation was made possible by the research of fellow graduate students born in Iran and Pakistan.
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His move to the United States was made possible by a group called Mid-Hudson Refugee Solidarity Alliance.
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The cleanup also made possible the construction of a billion dollar, mixed-use development project called Point Ruston.
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Nigerian art curator Akinyemi Adetunji said this is a trend that has been made possible by social media.
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China's tech revolution was made possible by two of the forces that were expected to slow the economy.
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Ric's film, and the moving discussion it generated, were made possible by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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The rescue was made possible with the help of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
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It adds up to a massive buildout of secondary development, made possible in part by toll-funded mobility.
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Above, a cruise ship off Alaska in August, on a journey made possible by diminished sea ice coverage.
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Her secrecy was made possible because, in a stroke of good luck, the door to the room creaked.
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His fondest memories are of the depth of discussion made possible by a few cocktails beside the pool.
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S. consumers rely on the high-quality ingredients and affordable products made possible through trade with our closest neighbors.
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"Donald Trump has made possible what was presented as completely impossible," Le Pen told CNN in an interview Tuesday.
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They told her about a program in Michigan made possible by Obamacare, and enacted by the state's Republican governor.
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And, it holds focus even in tracking shots — likely made possible by the 11 Pro's Auto Focus lock feature.
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The new feature, only recently made possible in iOS 13, puts Spotify on more equal footing with Apple Music.
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This stability may have made possible the sustained evolution of microbial life, then complex creatures and, finally, questioning bipeds.
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This allowance might actually be made possible by her dad Kanye West's own well-documented love of junk food.
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These fresh starts are made possible by Freekibble and GreaterGood, and those who donate to make these rescues possible.
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It also made possible a kind of cross-cultural engagement that he is sure he will never have again.
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In a letter to shareholders, CEO Jeff Bezos celebrated the milestone made possible by its takeover of Whole Foods.
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All of these systems, from Sesame Credit to the NSA's secret algorithms, are made possible by computers and data.
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Then came the grassroots movement with the hoodie march, but all of that was made possible through social media.
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From modern agriculture to medical technology to the Internet, all of it is made possible by access to energy.
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In short, the same technology that made possible today's drone revolution will enable our future, human-carrying flying cars.
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One of his favorite pieces made possible with this technique is a working blunt pistol that shoots joint bullets.
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"I will always carry with me the hopes and dreams of generations who made possible the hopes of mine."
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Luckily for Mr Musk, a NASA contract for resupplying the ISS made possible the development of the Falcon 9.
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These are all techniques either made possible or greatly enhanced by Apple's adoption of deep learning and neural nets.
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The tours have been made possible in part by a $303,000 grant from the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
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And yet, territorial unincorporation has made possible the most perverse interventions by Washington in the economy of Puerto Rico.
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Boeing's sale of 100 planes to Iran was made possible by a nuclear deal that Trump has strongly criticized.
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That $50 wage would be made possible by something very strange: a direct state subsidy of $15 an hour.
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GTA V, for me, is a game about Californian tourism as made possible by copious amounts of vehicle theft.
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This story was made possible in part by LELO HEX, a new generation of condom coming in summer 2016.
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All of this is made possible through yet another open-source project the company introduced last year called Knative.
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This story was made possible thanks to a journalism grant from the Earth Journalism Network for reporting on biodiversity.
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We have just begun, as a nation, to recognize our economic advantage that is made possible by shale energy.
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Cum-ex trades are made possible by tax treaties between countries, agreements that are intended to prevent double taxation.
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The stories of Silicon Valley's most successful companies, made possible through unique technologies, skills and training, are well established.
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He was frightened by the militarization of local police and the increasing government surveillance that new technology made possible.
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The answer will be a kind of grand experiment in urban planning, made possible, of course, by the subway.
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The family reunifications made possible by the Immigration and Nationality Act of 19143 helped create today's polyglot big cities.
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This is clubby, apartment-style living for less, made possible with a quieter location just off the beaten path.
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Coordination made possible the library of Alexandria, the Great Wall of China, the Suez Canal and the moon landing.
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G.E.'s tube could transmit up to 21962,21976 volts and made possible advances used in radio and X-ray.
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New York (CNN Business)The development of ridesharing apps, such as Uber and Lyft, was made possible by 4G.
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It is a strategy made possible by the $61.8 billion fortune with which he is self-funding his run.
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Plus, the near-silent hum of the mist (made possible by ultrasonic technology) is a pretty soothing sleep sound.
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Instead, the company said the automatic takeoff was made possible by image recognition technology installed directly on the aircraft.
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" Each dinner receipt, Mr. Phillips said, will be inscribed with the phrase, "This meal was made possible by immigrants.
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One favorite example of this is a tactic called tax-loss harvesting, made possible by Internal Revenue Code § 2628.
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Law enforcement priorities will outweigh the efficiencies and opportunities made possible by blockchain, constraining a promising field of economics.
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Another innovation was the arrival of electric lighting in the 1890s, which made possible the invention of fairy lights.
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It was made possible when a guy I was in rehab with sold the story to the National Enquirer.
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Hotel brand proliferation is made possible, at least in part, by the changing financial structure of the hotel industry.
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The eight-day journey was made possible by the careful deconstruction of the Saturn V rocket and Apollo spacecraft.
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For us, the glory and joy of Easter Sunday is only made possible by the anguish of Good Friday.
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Able accounts were made possible by the Achieving a Better Life Experience Act of 2014, also called the ABLE Act.
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The feature is made possible by the newly announced Skylanders Creator app, coming to Android and iOS on Oct. 12.
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The convenient parking component is made possible through a deal with each city to provide progressive transportation options for citizens.
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I won a study-abroad scholarship from the U.S. State Department, thanks to accomplishments made possible by my savings account.
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This was a really fun hunt, and only made possible by everyone working together over on Discord, Reddit, and Twitter.
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"The majority of Americans have grown too accustomed to low prices made possible by a foreign labor force," Trible said.
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But it is one way to envision what a hyper-connected world, made possible by 5G, could actually look like.
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Chief among the additions Nvidia has made here is the AI upscaling made possible with the new Tegra X1+ chip.
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"Most important are the connections with collaboration partners that were made possible here," says Moyra Turkington, co-designer of Rosenstrasse.
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All this is made possible by giant lists of e-mail addresses that are bought, sold and swapped between spammers.
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Such radical shifts were made possible because the British are more ideological and less pragmatic than they like to think.
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They were also both made possible by the brilliant minds of Greg Daniels and Michael Schur and starred Rashida Jones.
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Such tests have been made possible by the launch, in August 2016, of Micius, the world's first quantum-communication satellite.
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Where MagicTouch compliments it is by letting me make two multifunction buttons, made possible with the phone's pressure-sensitive touchscreen.
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Today, many people with once-fatal diseases are alive and healthy thanks to scientific breakthroughs made possible by studying animals.
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Student enrollment is made possible almost entirely by charitable donations, which cover about 235 percent of the school's operating budget.
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That most essential function of plants, turning sunlight into sustenance, was made possible by piggybacking on the working of cyanobacteria.
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To date, government rail proliferation in Dallas and elsewhere has been made possible only through massive federal and state subsidies.
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These rates are made possible by special - and costly - high-rate offers made by the central bank to commercial banks.
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Reducing the sound of a sonic boom is made possible with computational fluid dynamics, which relies on powerful computer systems.
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It is actually made possible by an internal DLP projector that shows relevant content like album art, weather, and time.
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The assistant was made possible by Samsung's acquisition of Viv Labs, a startup lead by the original creators of Siri.
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For hundreds of thousands of undergraduates, higher education was made possible, in part, by the U.S. government's two Morrill Acts.
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But it encouraged buy-in from other countries by often forgoing the maximal advantage its overwhelmingly disproportionate power made possible.
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Larger-than-life moments were made possible through the use of computer-generated imagery, or CGI, and other special effects.
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Preventative treatment made possible by CHIP also keeps kids in school more days, allowing working parents to remain more productive.
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The African Prisons Project Ouko's education was made possible by Awori's reforms and the efforts of the African Prisons Project.
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This success has been made possible only after all the organized terrorist groups were indiscriminately targeted and eliminated, wherever found.
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The largely unprecedented move was made possible after Halvorson secured enough write-in votes from Democrats during the April primary.
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That expansion was made possible by provisions of the Affordable Care Act, which President Obama signed six years ago Wednesday.
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Later, technological advances like electricity made possible electrodeposition, in which silver decoration could be directly applied to glass or ceramic.
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The EU has made possible the free movement of goods and people for a population of half a billion people.
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Residents feared the loss of the neighborhood's diverse culture and the bohemian atmosphere, which was made possible by affordable rent.
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This abandonment is made possible by a massive empathy gap -- our inability to see ourselves in those who are incarcerated.
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This boomlet the past decade was made possible by apps and other technology that have made the game more accessible.
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The selfie chair was at the entrance of O.U.R. Place, a community center made possible with $450,000 from the agency.
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Google says the breach was only made possible due to misconfigured routers and that its devices were not technically hacked.
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The stunningly diverse 116th Congress, which starts in January, was made possible by grass-roots community organizing around the country.
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We cannot let him get off without any complicity or justice or accountability, given what he has made possible here.
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A Reuters examination has found that swine fevers swift spread was made possible by Chinas systemic under-reporting of outbreaks.
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The Democratic supermajority in 2009 was made possible by Democratic senators in places like Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
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The reporting of this article was made possible through the support of the Eyebeam Center for the Future of Journalism.
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But this particular scheme was also made possible by other institutions that failed to do anything to mitigate the damage.
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A world of monorails, flying cars and medical marvels -- all made possible by the discovery of vibranium, a superpower metal.
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Connectivity has changed our lives and made possible applications we never dreamed of decades ago — with many more to come.
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He also wants to help other formerly incarcerated people find the same pathways into science that Carl Hart made possible.
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This can be made possible by protecting the GI Bill, which provides them with financial assistance for post-secondary education.
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Those achievements were made possible by bipartisan collaboration in Congress that keeps VA health care and homelessness programs adequately funded.
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At the end of the year, it will settle into a permanent New York City location, made possible by crowdfunding.
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Companies gorged for years on cheap debt made possible by the Fed's near-zero interest rates after the financial crisis.
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Incongruously enough, the new course was made possible by a grant through the State Department, designed to foster cultural exchange.
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A large part of that revolution was made possible by one of the largest tech companies in the world: Google.
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And in our country, only three percent of Planned Parenthood's services are abortion-related – none made possible through dederal funding.
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His breakthrough made possible the production of ammonia on an industrial scale, providing the world with cheap and abundant fertilizer.
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This was made possible because Real, a 20093-time champion, finished second in its group while P.S.G. won its group.
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It was hard for me to accept his sudden, terrible death and my new struggle-free state he'd made possible.
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Laying down jacking house sets in NHS waiting rooms or mixing ragga on the Circle Line was finally made possible.
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Lockstep pricing — made possible because only a small number of manufacturers compete in many drug categories — is a problem too.
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This radicalization is made possible through a network of video collaborations with members of both ends of the political spectrum.
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This is made possible by women being able to control their fertility, have the children they want when they want them.
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Mr Luciano Lliuya's counsel, Roda Verheyen, has said that the case "was mostly made possible by the advancement of...attribution science".
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This is made possible by our proprietary artificial intelligence, which can price, spec, write, and create products faster and more efficiently.
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Some 3,400 years ago, the tomb was dug into the region's soft limestone, with access made possible by a vertical trench.
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To Sanders, unnecessary bailouts were made possible by excessive bank political power, so he proposing to cut banks down to size.
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To entice buyers, OpenDoor allows for self-guided property tours at any time, made possible by smart locks and security cameras.
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Electric vehicles were made possible because of the development of these batteries, and wireless communication has flourished because of the technology.
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The efficient movement of all our stuff from the vague there to the present here is made possible by container ship.
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Shatner's point is that Star Trek's later return — the film series kicked off in 1979 — was made possible by Star Wars.
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Elio and Oliver's relationship blossoms over long afternoon bike rides and dips in the river, all made possible by leisure time.
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This was made possible by what state media described as the country's first ever regulations concerning the clearing of personal debt.
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All these different care settings have been made possible through advances in technology, such as the internet, machine learning and telemedicine.
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Achieving all this has been made possible by advances in thermal coatings, engine acoustics and materials such as lightweight carbon fibre.
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Viable autonomous cars, better factory automation, stronger cybersecurity bots, and spot-on Netflix recommendations will all be made possible by AGI.
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Image via WikimediaThe Philips Pavilion, a World's Fair pavilion designed for Expo '58 in Brussels, was made possible by reinforced concrete.
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It didn't escape my attention that Future Perfect is, in the language on the website, "made possible by" the Rockefeller Foundation.
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How it happened: The growth reflects an audio streaming boom, made possible largely through mobile apps like Apple Music and Spotify.
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Those are the kind[s] of things that are being made possible by this new technology at a company like Auris.
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As the short video reminds viewers, progress is only made possible by regular people like you deciding to take a stand.
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SolarWind, a special commission that's part of the Grand Paris project, is made possible with an algorithm that detects solar activity.
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David Nisleit told reporters the arrest was only made possible thanks to the numerous tips the department received from San Diegans.
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This is made possible through public sector investment into public transport and government-managed schemes to incentivize or discourage certain behaviors.
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This miniaturization is made possible by FLIR's partnership with Movidius—the makers of the new Myriad 2 chip that powers it.
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In Romesberg's formulation, new organisms are new stories, a conceit made possible by the root metaphor that DNA is a language.
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The latter, of course, is made possible by the granular spending controls that are at the heart of Soldo's tech stack.
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In some ways, I feel like I'm still able to make music because of stuff that album made possible for me.
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For all the marvels made possible by the digital revolution, it also is beyond argument that the internet has empowered evil.
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"This is a phenomenal program made possible by all of their hard work," she said in a Marine Corps news release.
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This technique is made possible because the optics, coatings, sensors, perspectives and color balances of the two cameras are perfectly matched.
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Later, Mr. Choi wired his daughter 8 million won, or $6,700, in a transaction made possible by the Chinese mobile phone.
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The vegetable invasion that threatens them seems so alien, in part, because it denies the detachment that modernity has made possible.
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The cross-species hybridization may seem bizarre, but is made possible by the fact that melon-headed whales aren't actually whales.
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When New York's subways were inundated during Hurricane Sandy, the city could lean on its bus system (made possible by density).
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On albums like "Made Possible" (2012) and "Inevitable Western" (2014), lullaby-like melodies sometimes felt too easy to get along with.
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Most trips we take are made possible with airline miles and hotel discounts, thanks to relatives who work in the industry.
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Uber and Lyft succeeded only because New York visitors and residents were starved for good service made possible by new technologies.
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As it relates to shooting, most of the new features here are made possible by the new TruePic IX image processor.
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It made possible industrial work like printing, food processing and electrical manufacturing that would be hard to manage in sweltering heat.
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But the new telegraph suddenly allowed news of his exploits to spread, and made possible both mythmaking and savage political smearing.
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My romantic endeavors were made possible by an organic community that met so many of both my and my daughter's needs.
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He showed Ms. Anderson how he had electronically inserted the missing notes and demonstrated further transformations made possible by studio equipment.
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The resurrection, celebrated by Christians throughout the world on Easter Sunday, was made possible only by an act of unsurpassed humility.
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But a larger volume of new development, made possible by looser zoning laws, does not lower prices when demand is strong.
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The decision was made possible by donor gifts, which round up to more than a whopping $160 million, the university said.
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In other words, Kim's nukes and gulags, made possible in part by the generous gifts of Kim's engagers, are for keeps.
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Amazon wants these drones to be smaller, lighter, and less expensive than conventional drones — made possible by using a separate processor.
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The trial made it clear that El Chapo's escapes — and much of his illicit business — was made possible by rampant corruption.
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And it's made possible by an unusual characteristic of California law: Courts there refuse to enforce contracts that limit employee mobility.
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He hopes that the research made possible by these donations will allow for future breakthroughs in how people can manage their symptoms.
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Technology drives the science The findings described by the Weizmann group were made possible by advances in the technology of DNA research.
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She's now the star of a recent short documentary, Silent Laughs, made possible by the Scottish Documentary Institute and Bridging the Gap.
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He said they could have used any such service, and that the attack was not made possible by loopholes in Alibaba's platform.
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The big cats' rescue and transportation away from circus life in Spain was made possible by AAP Animal Advocacy and Protection (AAP).
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"START" takes its title from the landmark nuclear treaty signed in 1991 — a treaty made possible, we learn, by Philip and Elizabeth.
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All these initiatives have been made possible by the political earthquake that made the Lega party Italy's dominant political force in 22018.
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She said all of her career endeavors were made possible because her mom sacrificed so much to support her and her siblings.
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Never before could writers afford to print and mail out their own work, a reality made possible by increasingly affordable printing methods.
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Pets and their owners benefit from the vast expertise made possible by the collective knowledge of nine veterinarians at Central Animal Hospital.
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The loan of Nicholas's remains was made possible by the meeting between Pope Francis and Moscow's Patriarch Kirill in Havana last year.
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Apple's rumored bezel-less iPhone could be made possible with an OLED screen full of holes, according to a patent granted today.
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All transactions between Forbes and its contributors will be conducted on through Forbes' CMS and are made possible though Civil's software integration.
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Their effort is made possible by the advent of big data and more powerful computers, said Trevor Houser, a partner with Rhodium.
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It is pursuing a number of infrastructure projects, made possible by machine intelligence, aimed at augmenting both urban and suburban internet connectivity.
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These huge image displays were made possible by three enormous, high-resolution LED screens positioned on the stage floor and surrounding walls.
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This nasty little Nemo might have a diet made up almost entirely of coral boogers, made possible by its own lip boogers.
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Equally photographer and performance artist, Klauke is interested in the longer narratives and broader themes made possible by a series of images.
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This rush to the cities has been made possible in part by the quick construction of concrete, uniform, faceless high-rise apartments.
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"I don't think it's going to be made possible," said Frazier, who spoke on CNBC after an appearance at the Forbes conference.
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In a film made possible by AXE, THUMP heads to Moscow and steps into the fascinating and visually stunning world of Skotoboinya.
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Consider Wikipedia, a platform which like much of the internet today, is made possible by people who act as consumers and creators.
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The EHT is made possible by the maser's astonishing precision—about one billion times more precise than the clock in your smartphone.
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The experience was made possible by the European Space Agency, and Novespace, a subsidiary of CNES which is France's version of NASA.
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The proposed bill to relax the nation's abortion ban has been made possible by a yearslong activist campaign and increasing international pressure.
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The instant delivery is made possible by a satellite of physical "service stations" across neighborhoods that serve warehousing, packaging and delivering purposes.
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The move was completely unprecedented and seemed to be made possible only because of the dedication of the film's cast and crew.
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This is made possible by the Capital One application program interface (API), and its integration with Alexa, the brain powering Amazon Echo.
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The giant payout increase, a luxury made possible by the tech company's now $256.8 billion cash hoard, should help cushion the blow.
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These unexpected gifts were made possible by Net Yaroze, a dev kit that allowed indie programmers to create games for the PlayStation.
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The comeback was made possible by protections enacted in the 1960s and the ban on commercial whaling in the 1980s, Mongabay reports.
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But the idea that vast personal fortunes are made possible only when government goes wrong is a more novel and serious idea.
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And second, we need to update government policies to better reflect the innovations made possible by the Internet and other digital technologies.
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Morneau told an earlier gathering of students at the university that the return to balance should be made possible by economic growth.
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The Mets will use a four-man rotation for their final two series of the season, made possible by Thursday's day off.
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" For Wheeler, the harmony of insect society was made possible by its solution to what he called the "problem of the male.
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This was all made possible—in part—by the policies implemented by New Dealers in America and Social Democrats in Western Europe.
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It's something that doesn't exist on other dating apps, and is only made possible by Facebook Dating's access to Facebook and Instagram.
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Some of those victories were made possible by the swing vote of Anthony Kennedy, whose retirement handed Trump a golden ideological opening.
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You are the heart and soul of Apple and we want you to share in the success made possible through your efforts.
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Few seem to realize, however, that the greatness of Islam was made possible thanks to its openness to foreign cultures and ideas.
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Kashgar's convenient location on the Silk Road made possible the development of the Sunday Market, one of the largest bazaars in China.
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Reginella's hilarious con was made possible by way of a few sculptures, a website, a social media page, a mockumentary and pamphlets.
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The discovery was made possible by data generated from the project EarthScope, a high-resolution data-collecting system looking below Earth's surface.
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This will be made possible by paying off my student loans, investing in retirement, and saving for upcoming expenses ahead of time.
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That sealed a comeback that was made possible by the Yankees' pitching staff, which yielded five runs over the final three games.
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These types of broadcasts are made possible by state-of-the-art streaming tech, but some of the workarounds are pretty simple.
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All of this is made possible because, like a number of competitors, such as Freetrade, Bux recently brought its brokering in-house.
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Since then, it has become a lot easier to ignore one another's difficulties, the not-seeing made possible by money and technology.
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The unexpected renewal of their alliance was made possible through repeated violations of the Sri Lankan Constitution and its notorious executive presidency.
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The automaker said both actions were "made possible in part" by the tax bill that President Trump signed into law last month.
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He said he expected Coupang's investments in its technology and delivery infrastructure, made possible by SoftBank's money, to give it an edge.
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This is made possible through Pandora's Premium Access ad solution, which rewards users with free, on-demand sessions for watching video ads.
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We've been led to believe that a new wave of automation is here, made possible by smarter AI and more sophisticated robots.
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This was only made possible with the listing of Alibaba and Tencent in this year and DJ China's listing in last year.
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And that development has been made possible through the adaptation of technology in many parts of the world, like China and India.
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Ms. Lewis's diverse career was made possible partly because she was able to learn a new role in a matter of days.
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The scale and speed of construction has been made possible with pre-fabricated units and thousands of workers operating through the night.
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Similarly, Ms. Le Pen, who once said that Mr. Trump's election "made possible what had previously been impossible," has changed her tone.
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The precision navigation and timing that is made possible by GPS itself annually generates between $6900 and $2628 billion in economic value.
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But the California rules under which we've seen these advances were made possible by a federal waiver granted by the Obama administration.
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All of this is made possible by state-of-the-art information communication technology (ICT), for which South Korea is well known.
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And it added that the whole supply chain scenario was made possible by the resubmission of Obama's Section 123 agreement in 2010.
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Print made possible the wide circulation of lies as well as of truths; so, too, did the telegraph, the radio and television.
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The milestone was made possible in large part by higher oil prices, which allowed America's shale oil producers to ramp up output.
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With their work, made possible by access to information, we now have a plausible explanation of the "sonic" component of the mystery.
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The possibility of a remediation agreement was made possible by a measure introduced by the last budget legislation from Mr. Trudeau's government.
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This blistering pace was made possible by an unusually flat, smooth stretch of the fault south of Palu, Dr. Soquet's team wrote.
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Mr. Duffy said that the move was made possible by conservative budgeting, unexpected grants and a little bit of real estate luck.
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If you always thought these were some magic trick only made possible by the experts at your favorite dumpling spot, think again.
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"The organization made possible the international mail system," Jim Campbell, a Washington-based lawyer who's an expert in all things UPU, said.
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We live in a system of government that is a child of the Enlightenment, which was made possible by the printing press.
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But Mr Xi may represent a deeper shift: one made possible by the addition of digital technology to the apparatus of centralised authoritarianism.
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Recent visits, made possible by military escorts because the security situation remains unstable, found more than half of all medical facilities non-functional.
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Our work at Yale Privacy Lab, made possible by Exodus Privacy's app scanning software, revealed a huge problem with the Android app ecosystem.
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The greater economies of scale made possible by a global market would give Mexico and other non-American manufacturers a big competitive advantage.
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And there's just this explosion, this flourishing of new kinds of storytelling, new kinds of programming that's made possible by on-demand audio.
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But the cases caused by the vaccine move around the map, made possible by wars and unrest that prevent vaccinators getting to children.
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After Trump's election, there are now millions of people who make what we made possible in the Bernie campaign look small by comparison.
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They are shaping a movement for the greater Philadelphia community and the world, made possible by the significant support of generous community leaders.
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The extraordinary lives of the Soongs were made possible by a confluence of globalization, modernization and Western penetration of an ancient, tottering empire.
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The fantasy for grassroots Democrats -- made possible when the party gained a House majority in the 2018 midterm -- was to impeach the President.
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The press release does mention foveated rendering, made possible by the gaze tracking, which concentrates rendering power wherever the eyes are actually focused.
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That's made possible through clear and consistent communication about what the values are, what they mean and how they're being put into practice.
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It's a significant change for Google, and one made possible by the decision to formally bring the Nest and Google Home teams together.
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This was all made possible by a chemical mixture known as CUBIC, or Clear Unobstructed Brain/Body Imaging Cocktail (what an awesome acronym!).
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Yes, this nasty little Nemo might have a diet made up almost entirely of coral boogers, made possible by its own lip boogers.
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This is made possible by the company managing its own fleet and partnering with facilities that operate over night due to high volumes.
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The project was made possible in part by funding from The Getty Images Grant for Editorial Photography and The Economic Hardship Reporting Project.
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Scientists have long been interested in novel technologies made possible by tampering with the ionosphere, specifically in the military, space, and communications industries.
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Details: The donations come from nearly 75 countries and are made possible through its sponsor a student subscription program that launched in 2017.
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"That record-breaking growth is made possible by solar's cost-competitiveness and the vast benefits it provides consumers, our nation's economy and environment."
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This journey was made possible with the aid of Black activist Daryle Lamont Jenkins, founder of the anti-fascist organization One People's Project.
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It's a simple idea in some ways, but only made possible by a creative and innovative application of technology and, of course, love.
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Najib&aposs ouster was in large part made possible by the return to politics of Mahathir Mohamad, premier for 21 years until 1.
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The integration is made possible by data pulled from Google Civic — the search giant's repository of electoral information — and the U.S. Vote Foundation.
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The policy change was made possible due to modifications to the pilot's helmet and the aircraft's ejection seat, according to Air Force officials.
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DOROTHY & THE COWARDLY LION — THE WIZARD OF OZ There's nothing cowardly about this adorable shot, made possible by Gisele Bündchen and Tom Brady.
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The landmark transaction was made possible after sanctions were lifted on Iran as part of an international nuclear deal struck earlier this year.
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I've worked hard and positioned myself to take full advantage of access to higher education made possible by education equality efforts years ago.
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The entire process is online from start to finish, with Amirav claiming that funding is made possible in as little as 3 hours.
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All of these improvements are made possible by software and require a certain level of technical proficiency from your doctor and her team.
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The move, made possible by the new constitution, is meant to replace distant, homogenous rule with policies tailored to the local, indigenous reality.
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The prosecutor said the identification had been made possible after DNA extracted from his remains were compared to the one of his mother.
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After centuries of conflict and bloodshed, the world has witnessed a miracle of reconciliation and progress made possible because of this transformative accord.
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That's the length of the opening shot — one single, uninterrupted take, made possible by the masterful cinematography of Cuarón's longtime collaborator Emmanuel Lubezki.
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And just like those baroque paintings, "Paperwork and the Will of Capital" is made possible by the global flow of goods and money.
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The strikes have been made possible by President Donald Trump's decision in April to grant new authorities to the commander of Africa Command.
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The preservation effort is made possible with Google Arts & Culture's "Art Camera" technology, which allows for a close-up, digital examination of paintings.
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Today's discovery was made possible when scientists used the LHC to collide together beams of protons traveling at nearly the speed of light.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Los Angeles is a city of astounding, infamous sprawl, made possible by an extensive network of freeways.
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The export growth mirrors that of American oil, which was made possible when Congress lifted a 40-year-old ban on crude exports.
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It was made possible by deep learning, a type of software that trains itself to look for patterns in large amounts of data.
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And integration is made possible without technical demands on the part of partners thanks to the work of CTO Lysyk, according to Greenhill.
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Macro, King believes, is in the vanguard of a new cultural universe, one made possible by the shrinking space between technology and film.
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"This victory was made possible because of the principled position of the majority of Interpol members," Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki said.
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I signed his book and admired his years-blessed face while he looked at me like I was a thing he made possible.
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The acquisitions were made possible as a result of the BMA's decision to deaccession seven works from its contemporary collection through Sotheby's sales.
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And all of it, I told her, was made possible by my right to decide when I was ready to be a mother.
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Allowing this to continue will have a chilling effect on the advancements made possible for women since abortion became legal nationwide in 1973.
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She believes that voter suppression in swing states, made possible by a ruling by the Supreme Court in 2013, also made a difference.
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The paper is the latest in a burst of economic research made possible by the availability of huge data sets and powerful computers.
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Krista and Anthony Rivera, of Cape Coral, Florida, recently welcomed their son Garrett, the "miracle" baby made possible by the life-changing sweepstakes.
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The shift toward talks is made possible by North Korea's pledge to freeze its nuclear and missile tests as long as talks continue.
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The Britain-based war monitor said the rapid advance this week was made possible by intense air strikes which caused rebels to withdraw.
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All this was made possible, indeed easy, given limited competition, for there was no "unairline" of national stature to keep the airlines honest.
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Without a staging, the performance focused squarely on Wagner's innovative instrumental sonorities; it was a revelation made possible by the pared-down format.
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The financial value of SIBs includes preventive costs made possible through favorable outcomes such as reduced levels of incarceration or improved public health.
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We moderns tend to forget that we stand on the shoulders of giants — giants who made possible all that we take for granted.
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Nigerian art curator Akinyemi Adetunji said at the time the trend has been made possible mostly because of the power of social media.
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And in colorful snapshots made possible by a giant magnet, we can see the activity of close to 100 billion brain cells talking.
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He does not directly challenge what the government calls "The Singapore Story" — an upbeat tale of success made possible by Lee's firm hand.
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I don't mean that impeachment was revenge on a minority president made possible only by a brute majority in one chamber of Congress.
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The people spoke, and the president listened — a process made possible by open source technology to create a more collaborative and participatory government.
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"It is a mishmash that was only made possible by the candidacy of Donald Trump for President of the United States," tehdonald said.
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That made possible a detailed comparison of how those genes have evolved, and thus how the organisms containing them are related to each other.
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These incomes are made possible by the extreme poverty of the tenants, who are afraid to complain and lack any form of legal representation.
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Shopping on Instagram was first made possible late last year when the platform introduced shoppable photos, but it was limited to only certain brands.
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It became necessary once more for an outside approach—made possible by theories in pure mathematics—to provide insights into the biology of viruses.
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" He continued, "This election represents a movement that millions of hard working men and women all across the country stood behind and made possible.
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But where this story differs is her explosion to success, and her incredible reach was made possible by a number of intensely modern forces.
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The robots costs $1,395, with a range of color and material options made possible because each is built in OhmniLabs' own Santa Clara workshop.
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" —Anonymous "While I was attempting to be a vegan on a student budget, I wanted to test the bounds of what MoviePass made possible.
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The long-term commitment is made possible by a $5.75 million donation from Arnold Ventures, a fund run by John D. and Laura Arnold.
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PC games at 1080p look much better than PS4 and Xbox One games, owing to the better effects made possible by more powerful GPUs.
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On May 24th, First American learned of a design defect in one of its production applications that made possible unauthorized access to customer data.
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A 2015 study found that half of the most transformative drugs of the last 25 years were made possible because of publicly funded research.
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Each of these changes has been made possible by the Supreme Court, which in 2013 gutted federal oversight under the historic Voting Rights Act.
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The stunning shots of O'Higgins trudging over the Cordillera were made possible by Mr Jimenez's unplanned presence in Chile due to a family illness.
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It's a feat made possible now that SpaceX is flying the final upgrade of its Falcon 9 fleet, what's known as the Block 5.
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Since the 1998 Good Friday Agreement bought peace to the region, border controls were lifted, made possible in part by both states' EU membership.
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The company's progress on public roads is made possible by its investment in simulation, Waymo CEO John Krafcik noted in a post on Medium.
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In some ways the New World Order, which has helped make international wars so much less imaginable, has inadvertently made possible more "intranational" wars.
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What to watch: The regime in Algeria survived the Arab Spring in 2011 in part through economic subsidies made possible by its energy wealth.
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Its disappearance made possible the Good Friday Agreement of 1998, which brought peace to Northern Ireland, and the development of an all-island economy.
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In the end, she said her hodgepodge approach, made possible by online booking, offered greater flexibility and savings than loyalty to a single chain.
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That has been made possible by advances in high-power semiconductors, which allow "solid-state" circuit breakers, with no moving parts, to be built.
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It is predicted that if or when this type of superhuman intelligence is made possible and brought online, we will have triggered the singularity.
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The installation was made possible by a $10,000 grant from the NYC Parks Department and an Art in the Parks UNIQLO Park Expressions Grant.
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Black women do not benefit from the intergenerational wealth white men have accumulated, which was made possible by 250 years of slavery in America.
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In a film made possible by AXE, THUMP heads to the sleepy town of Basel in Switzerland to examine the burgeoning Goa Trance scene.
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This is all made possible by Apple's $256.8 billion cash hoard but one investor thinks Apple's Chief Executive Tim Cook, could have done better.
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The long-sleeved dress wraps into a tuxedo-like bodice and a long, sparkly cape — all made possible with a whopping 4 million beads.
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We fear that with even just current capabilities, an engineered pandemic could join the growing list of seismic changes made possible by biotechnological advances.
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These are challenges we continue to work to address in our industry and welcome the additional progress that would be made possible with TPP.
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The Treaty of Paris was made possible by an unrepeatable, galvanising set of circumstances born of two world wars and the new Soviet threat.
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As an important example, patients with devastating illnesses like Parkinson's disease now see marked improvement with deep brain stimulation made possible through primate research.
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The field has been made possible by spectacular advances in data analysis and in lab instruments, which become cheaper and more powerful each year.
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The shale gas revolution, made possible by the innovative combination of hydraulic fracturing (fracking) and horizontal drilling, has systematically reshaped our electricity generating mix.
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Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, for example, took major steps to improve financial inclusion, made possible in large part by the growth in mobile transactions.
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Holland's version of the superhero introduced in 2016's "Captain America: Civil War" was made possible bya deal Sony and Marvel reached in 2015.
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Social media made possible rapid and very cheap dissemination of information in Zimbabwe, where there is only one television network, the state-owned ZBC.
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"I have seen the impossible made possible right here in these halls," the U2 singer and anti-poverty activist told a Senate Appropriations subcommittee.
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This barrier-free illusion is made possible by the sunken terrace beyond, called a "ha-ha" for the jolt of pleasant surprise it induces.
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The scope of the attack was made possible by our own National Security Agency (NSA) when a highly classified toolkit of vulnerabilities was compromised.
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These apps are made possible by way of Samsung's new Content Blocker extension API arriving in the latest version of the Samsung Internet Browser.
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" He added, "this election represents a movement that millions of hard working men and women all across the country stood behind and made possible.
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Mr. da Silva remarked that such inquiries were made possible by the policies of his government to bolster the independence of the country's judiciary.
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The car also features "articulated fins" that can be moved with mechanical levers to steer, while diving underwater is made possible by ballast tanks.
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Discussing the components of a piano, he explains how, since the industrial revolution, pianos have been made possible by imposition of civilization on nature.
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The ease with which online squabbles can escalate to swatting is made possible by the vast amount of personal information organized by search engines.
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Some Americans see Trump's nomination as a fluke made possible by a divided presidential field and his unique skills as a reality TV star.
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This phishing epidemic is made possible by kits bought and sold on the dark web that enable untrained criminals to send sophisticated scam emails.
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That number was made possible by the site's practice of approving 99% of the requests it receives to turn books into audiobooks or ebooks.
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Despite Amazon's attempts at moderation, the site — its size made possible by its global reach — is difficult to protect from scammers and faulty products.
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One of the team's findings was that the crash was made possible, in part, because of the limits of Autopilot's vision-based processing system.
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The exhibition was made possible by a collaboration between the Rijksmuseum and the Prado in Madrid, which lent 14 works for the Amsterdam exhibition.
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The aircraft's increased efficiency and similar range to its predecessors despite the additional load are made possible thanks to General Electric Aviation's GE9X engines.
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It would roll back the huge gains in rates of political participation by racial minorities made possible by the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
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"In some sense, phase one was made possible by the recognition that China wasn't willing to move on the big, structural issues," Setser added.
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These gains are made possible by the shared commitment to mutual security embodied in NATO and other alliances born in the post-war era.
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The military source, speaking on condition of anonymity, said rebels were suffering from the destruction of their weapons depots, made possible by good intelligence.
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The Stormers certainly saw the rally as their step out of the web's shadows, one made possible by the following they had built online.
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Unique to each member — and different in nearly every scene — each girl's glam is made possible by just one woman: makeup artist Myungsun Lee.
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Iran: Trump told the departments of State, Treasury and Energy to begin unwinding ties to Iran's energy made possible through the 2015 nuclear deal.
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The change, made possible by the acquisition, lets customers access accounts with much higher interest, said Marcos Rosenberg, head of US deposits at Marcus.
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The opportunity explosion my family experienced and your family probably experienced is happening still, made possible by the ever-expanding pie that capitalism provides.
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All of this was made possible because of our many valued associates -- the global team that continues to make Prime Day bigger and better.
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The food-delivery sector is riddled with sky-high customer acquisition costs, given weak consumer loyalty and rampant subsidies made possible by venture capital.
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This upgrade is made possible by a change in the screen tech on the Apple Watch, and we're going to explain how it works.
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This speedy evolution was made possible, the researchers think, by the huge and genetically diverse killifish populations that may have harbored a rare mutation.
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"The U.S. manufacturing of Mac Pro is made possible following a federal product exclusion Apple is receiving for certain necessary components," the company said.
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The theory's acceptance was made possible by Ramón y Cajal's refinement of the Golgi stain and his persistence in sharing his ideas with others.
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This is made possible through Snap Kit, which launched in 2018 and allows developers to add Snapchat's capabilities and features to their own apps.
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"This incremental investment in our associates was made possible by the new tax reform bill," Chief Executive Officer Craig Menear said in prepared remarks.
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These savings, enjoyed by consumers coast-to-coast, are made possible in large part by the natural resources found in the heart of Appalachia.
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But it would deny reality to expect the United States and its competitors to ignore the military and technological advantages made possible by space.
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In a more sinister example, one source says that the Mexico bank heist revealed this week may have been made possible with inside help.
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That's what some advocates want, and this can be made possible with vouchers and where public housing is, and a handful of other strategies.
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This is made possible by the additional hires the company made to expand its moderation team, as CEO Mark Zuckerberg had previously announced, Deve notes.
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It's a major breach of internal security, made possible after the contractor transferred the materials to his home computer in violation of known security procedures.
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The technology was made possible after Open Bionics received £698,000 ($903,000) of NHS funding for clinical trials in order to get the prostheses medically certified.
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When we made possible Colombia's journey from a failing narco-state to a market for American exports, manufacturers in my home-state of Pennsylvania won.
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FRStat is the first crossover from theory to practice, made possible by the flexibility, funding, and relatively low caseload at the Department of Defense lab.
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According to a press release, the building was made possible after Spears raised $1 million with donations from her "Piece of Me" show ticket sales.
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This publication marks the culmination of Tate's Refiguring American Art research project made possible through the generous support of the Terra Foundation for American Art.
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Hong Kong's thriving sex-testing industry was made possible by a blood test called non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT), which was invented in the city.
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"Their direct support - politically, economically and militarily - has made possible bigger advances on the battlefield and reduced the losses and burdens of war," Assad added.
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According to Whole Foods and Amazon's recent announcement, the speedy delivery is made possible by Prime Now, and it's available for free for Prime members.
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Together, we must act to ensure that the extraordinary opportunities made possible by the digital economy continue to flourish and outpace efforts by our cyberadversaries.
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Okafor's shot was made possible when Covington intercepted an errant pass by Lance Thomas and McConnell tipped the rebound of Dario Saric's layup towards Okafor.
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After this, they were able to engage in a wider variety of movements than those made possible by the robotic prosthetics currently on the market.
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The type of deal, normally arranged by political leaders behind closed doors, is made possible in a decentralized, transparent fashion through the voting process itself.
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A detailed study of the ancient embryo was only recently made possible, after the fossils were finally repatriated back to China from the United States.
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Even more, the core of the Allen's modern European collection was made possible through donations from the co-founder of the Maidenform company, Enid Bissett.
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Together, these pioneering studies made possible Canada's new legislation, acknowledging that incremental reductions in heroin use works better for some patients than do other methods.
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The category of non-accidental child gun deaths includes — besides murder — the many adolescent suicides made possible by the presence of guns in the house.
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This system is made possible through Civic's Identity Protection Network, which will be a network of businesses who collect users' personal data, including their SSN.
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Unnamed U.S. officials acknowledged that the raid had been made possible by multiple sources of intelligence, including satellite imagery, drone reconnaissance, electronic eavesdropping, and informants.
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But what motivates me to keep fighting are the incredible personal stories of access, treatment, recovery and hope that the Affordable Care Act made possible.
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This match was made possible thanks to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland, which recommended America's VetDogs to Bush and his family.
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He also noted that such limits are little more than glorified price hikes, only made possible by a lack of broadband competition in many markets.
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It's the latest step in a long struggle to understand and communicate with other people — a process made possible by his obsession with Disney animation.
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The last part is made possible via the printer's built-in VGA web cam, which gives me a real-time view of the print job.
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Some of the above findings were made possible by the federal government; NASA, for example, captured the first photos of the Greenland ice sheet crack.
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Slavery, segregation, de facto segregation techniques made possible by real estate scams like redlining, and restrictions on voting rights don't lend themselves to unabashed patriotism.
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In a recent blog post, Branko Milanovic of The City University of New York lamented the "commodification" of labour made possible by market-making apps.
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At a press preview earlier today, Jaguar executives emphasized the car's cab-forward design, made possible because of the lack of an engine up front.
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Each and every time, we're promised an amazing universe of synergies that are only made possible via sector consolidation and the erosion of smaller competitors.
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Expanding downward, the architects excavated beneath the factory space, made possible those Roman steps and created a lower level that feels surprisingly light and capacious.
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Let's take a moment to remember the beehive — not the insect nest, but the 1960s hairstyle made possible by hair spray, and lots of it.
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This coming out has made possible what a young graduate student with a disability said to me after I gave a lecture at her university.
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Since 2013, my research team and I have been studying new forms of influence the Internet has made possible that are unprecedented in human history.
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That 1955 misprint and Shoup's actions started a 62-year tradition that is made possible today by volunteers and corporate sponsors who bear the expense.
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It is understood that the victory was made possible by offering promises that Parliament will have a meaningful say on the final details of Brexit.
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The return to use was made possible by the Conventional Rotary Launcher, a bomb-bay weapons platform introduced to the B-52 fleet in 2017.
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It all depends on the competitive landscape and how willing are consumers, encouraged by lower prices, to absorb the extra output made possible by automation.
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In recent years, the pace of new discoveries — made possible by advances in a broad array of disciplines, including biotechnology, genetics and paleontology — has increased.
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Now well-established fields like neuroscience were made possible because people were able to bridge diverse areas of knowledge, like physics, statistics, anatomy, and psychology.
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All of this was made possible by now-defunct FTP webcam technology uploading one grainy image every three minutes, using a dial-up internet modem.
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That changing weeknight bedtime — a shift earlier of 66 seconds each year — was made possible in part by less reading and television watching before bed.
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Multiple schools and local theaters staged licensed productions — an unusual development made possible because the creators assumed the show would not have a commercial life.
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The show was made possible by a gift of more than 100 photographic prints to the National Portrait Gallery from Mr. Karsh's widow, Estrellita Karsh.
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There has been a lot of innovation in drone technology over the past decade, and much of it has been made possible by smartphone components.
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His prosecution was made possible by a businessman, Marcus Ball, who raised more than £200,000 pounds to provide the financial backing to pursue the case.
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That was made possible by a temporary suspension of state aid rules, which allowed governments to spend hundreds of billions of euros to rescue banks.
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But they hope this will be made possible by new networks built on top of Bitcoin, keeping the Bitcoin network itself more secure and decentralized.
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He told CNBC that his goal was to "leave a legacy for the next generation" which would be made possible by having a strong culture.
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Politicians, it seems, have a license to behave badly, made possible by technology companies that kowtow to the powerful rather than stand up to them.
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It was the first-ever gold medal for Turkey in the world championships, made possible by Guliyev's switching allegiances from his native Azerbaijan in 250.
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The enhancements to Super Cruise were made possible by General Motors' all-new digital vehicle platform, which provides more electrical bandwidth and data processing power.
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In many ways, the amendment has undergone an astonishing expansion, made possible by the fact that its language applies to all Americans, not just blacks.
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But the scientific advances were also made possible by an unrelated technological development: easy-to-use video recording devices in the hands of ordinary people.
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In the Yellen playbook for monetary policy, gradualism was only made possible with inflation measures regularly coming in below the Federal Reserve's 85033 percent target.
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"The development of a domestic system is economically viable and made possible by the world-leading expertise of the UK space sector," the spokesman said.
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Life on Trisolaris has become increasingly difficult to sustain, so its inhabitants prepare to colonize Earth, a project made possible by their vast technological superiority.
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Partly because today's technology has made possible a much greater level of surveillance, it has become much harder to coordinate complex militant actions across borders.
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Volkswagen Autoeuropa said in a statement the ship's loading on Thursday was made possible thanks to guarantees provided by the government and the port operator.
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Dr. Kowalke pointed to that as a turning point in Germany's treatment of Weill, made possible by both reunification and changes in the music community.
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This growth is made possible by $9 million in innovative financing provided by a partnership of three CDFIs—IFF, Reinvestment Fund, and Enterprise Community Partners.
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Prince repeatedly described his meeting as a chance encounter that was made possible because everyone was conveniently in the same hotel at the same time.
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Using NFC and Apple Pay could thwart fraud made possible by card skimmers like this one, from Krebs On Security Using NFC and Apple Pay could thwart fraud made possible by card skimmers like this one, from Krebs On Security Users would likely tap their phone to the ATM's NFC point, which would bring up the passcode or thumbprint verification screen on the phone.
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The excesses made possible by our wealth and power have degraded our culture to the point where we are no longer able to sustain such decadence.
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"With IWC especially, we're talking about works of art made possible by an engineering process that's been perfected for over 150 years," the Patriots quarterback says.
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Fedorov's scoring chance was made possible when Yzerman shook a pursuant Wayne Gretzky, and then broke Murray Baron's ankles with a clever little fake slap shot.
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These flashes were the highest frequency FRBs ever captured at the time, a measurement made possible by the hardware Seymour and his team had just installed.
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It's not foolproof by any means and many C-like programming languages exist expressly to avoid the errors made possible by C, such as buffer overruns.
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But Tash says the only way reproduction in space can be made possible is if "radiation-hardened" facilities are created, to protect growing embryos from exposure.
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Unfortunately for McConnell, Americans did not rejoice at the small incremental change in their monthly take-home pay, made possible by the changes in withholding tables.
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But this was the largest neo-Nazi spectacle in more than a decade, and it was made possible by a local AfD politician named Bodo Dressel.
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Again, this is made possible with some smart math, with the result being, ideally, a network that's incredibly fast and scalable — and does not waste energy.
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She makes facial expressions, greets people and has conversations (including some awkward ones), made possible with facial and voice recognition software, motion tracking, and internet connectivity.
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South Africa's democracy and constitution was made possible, in large part, by the ruling ANC's commitment to non-racialism and Nelson Mandela's powerful message of reconciliation.
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That is a head-turning number, made possible by the stock's seemingly unstoppable march higher leading to skyrocketing inflation in the value of certain options contracts.
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As CNN's primary journalist in Iran, he reported, produced, translated, and made possible the extraordinary access that distinguished the network's coverage of Iran during his tenure.
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Reflections and environmental lighting in games are detailed and sharp, while the solid blacks made possible by the IPS panel makes watching Netflix a pleasant experience.
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Last year's WannaCry ransomware attack that caused chaos for the UK's National Health Service, was made possible after the Windows exploit was stolen from the NSA.
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Burying happens by people — we bury the dead, but also the intentional and unintentional silencing made possible by human actions, of ideas, of memory, of voice.
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And every door we knock and every dollar we spend working to elect those champions is made possible by our supporters donating their time and funds.
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Mr Pashinian has led a textbook velvet revolution, made possible by textbook mistakes by the government, which tried to hang onto power after losing its legitimacy.
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The meeting was made possible after McCain, 33, came across a tweet that Caviston's best friend, Alexandra, wrote as part of the social media campaign #LexiStrong.
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The detention was made possible thanks to a Red Notice from Interpol, a request for other nations to help Mexico enforce its arrest warrant for Yarrington.
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They're predicated on the wreckage of the star-crossed sedan; their existence was made possible because of the high-speed crash that yielded Devine's multifarious mold.
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I recognize and applaud the significant progress that has been made in these areas made possible only through the hard work of so many dedicated leaders.
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It's a feature that's been made possible thanks to partnerships with Bloomberg, CNBC, CNN, Fox News, Newsy and NPR, from where the news will be sourced.
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These tactical achievements deserve recognition, for they were only made possible due to the dedication and sacrifice of the corporals, sergeants and captains on the ground.
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Extended hours trading is made possible by computerized order matching systems called Electronic Markets, which can be either Electronic Communications Networks (ECNs) or Electronic Stock Exchanges.
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The moment was made possible by Jamie Mizrahi, a stylist friend of Maxwell who dresses A-listers from Katy Perry to Leighton Meester and Nicole Richie.
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She also highlighted that the Iraq review "was only made possible" with the support of the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on State, Foreign Operations and Related Programs.
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Ironically, the resources that politicians suggest we can use to deport every illegal immigrant are the very resources that immigrants made possible for America to have.
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The ship's homecoming was made possible in part by the impending departure of Peking, another tall-mast sailing ship, which has graced the seaport since 1974.
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This was when a lone shooter in Las Vegas used them to kill 58 individuals and injure 851 — horrific numbers made possible by the accessory's lethality.
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Several have given collaborating testimony to prosecutors regarding illegal payments in exchange for leniency, made possible by a new "Repentance Law" passed by Congress in 2016.
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These are but a few of the latest conveniences made possible by the Internet of Things – a concept that describes the networked interconnectivity of everyday devices.
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This will be made possible through the newly determined EU-Japan trade agreement, which struck all tariffs on cars from Japan to the continent, said Reuters.
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The abundance is made possible because of a 1919 law that mandated every city and village, no matter how big or small, must have a library.
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They like conservative judges, a strong national defense, lower taxes and the cracking economy -- all things made possible by Republicans sticking together to produce policy wins.
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All of this was made possible by the development of innovative technologies like advances in hydraulic fracturing and directional drilling that ushered in the shale revolution.
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But for the most part, the dizzying new level of scrutiny and saturation made possible by the digital age only made Clinton retreat further into caution.
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All of this is being made possible by Andee's Army thanks to a generous donation to Canine Companions, which will support the training of both puppies.
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The Illusion VR is made possible thanks to a plethora of products from other companies, including one from Tenga, which specializes in masturbation aids for men.
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In the past few years, I've pushed myself into more and more of these experiences, something that my work as a travel writer has made possible.
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These gains were the result of expanded employer-based coverage, as well as new options made possible by health insurance marketplaces and the expansion of Medicaid.
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As Americans, we should not simply laud Israel for its great defensive accomplishments, which were made possible with assistance from the United States, but follow suit.
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But to the families of rural Appalachia in the 22016s, Jell-O was a revolution, one made possible only by the New Deal's Rural Electrification Administration.
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That deal was made possible in part by a recent $4.4 billion investment from SoftBank, the Japanese technology group led by the enigmatic billionaire Masayoshi Son.
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The new migration study was made possible by Movebank, a global repository of scientific research on animal movement that has cast much new light on vagility.
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Fannie wanted her family to make full use of the opportunities that her profits made possible, but the source of those profits had to stay hidden.
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Mr. Gandhi's resurgence has been made possible by Mr. Modi's five years in office, which have been marked by economic incompetence, aggressive majoritarianism and institutional decline.
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These colorizations were made possible through advanced software that was trained by millions of images to create a full understanding of the world and its colors.
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"Teasing out the bubbles from the background noise was a technical tour de force, only made possible by MeerKAT's unique characteristics and ideal location," Camilo said.
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The rise was made possible by charismatic intellectuals such as Milton Friedman, who in that era spotted the chance to nudge history in their preferred direction.
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The repeal, which relieved licensed broadcasters of a public-interest obligation to represent opposing points of view, made possible a new kind of partisan talk radio.
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Their marriage is made possible by her willingness to invest in a relationship with his daughter that exists apart from him, as its own fierce flame.
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That reduction was made possible because more people are using public transportation and ride-share options that did not exist when the stadium opened in 2009.
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They have a buoyancy that no double, triple or quadruple bogey can sink, an inner directness made possible by parents who were supportive without being suffocating.
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In a statement, a G.M. spokesman said the investments announced on Monday were made possible by a state tax credit from the Michigan Economic Growth Authority.
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"This victory was made possible because of the principled position of the majority of Interpol members," Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki said in a statement.
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It would be a matchup made possible, in part, by Karlie's newfound swagger, which helped carry Stanford to a 26-473 record going into Saturday's game.
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The deal was made possible when President Barack Obama lifted an earlier round of sanctions after Iran agreed to an accord that curtailed its nuclear activities.
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But many are drawn by the great outdoors — the fishing, boating, kayaking, tubing, bird-watching and other activities made possible by rivers flowing through beautiful landscapes.
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The shift in recent years has been toward economic crime made possible by anonymous digital currencies that can hide the identities of hackers in ransom schemes.
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No matter how people choose to celebrate World Wi-Fi Day, it only seems appropriate to acknowledge the wonderful technology advances made possible by its existence.
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The decades-long litigation has made possible the creation of more than 80,000 homes that have improved the lives of low- and moderate-income New Jerseyans.
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The agility made possible by Samsung's unusual structure allowed it to quickly shoot to the top of the smartphone market, where it has stayed ever since.
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This ecstasy and agony was bracketed (one could even say made possible by) by the ameliorative effect of the co-performers more simply enjoying the experience.
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On the energy front, the U.S. shale revolution made possible by advances in fracking technologies have substantially weakened the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) leadership.
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This exquisite view of RCW 38 was made possible by the HAWK-I infrared imager mounted on the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope (VLT) in Chile.
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Yara Hidalgo, 25, is a student teacher at Sacred Heart Nativity Schools, a job made possible when she qualified for an earlier, more limited version of DACA.
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"This is an exciting moment for our company, made possible by the incredible work of our founders and team," Nabobil CEO Even Heggernes said in a statement.
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Because NYFW: The Experience is being made possible by IMG, only parts of the schedule — which just got shortened by one day — will be accessible to participants.
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The orchestra's surplus last season was just $15,000 on a budget of $31.1 million, a result made possible by over 7,000 donors contributing 58 percent of revenue.
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It's apparently all made possible by an entirely proprietary system, where the battery, charging hardware, and control software are all carefully designed by Oppo to optimize performance.
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If we did choose to use donor eggs, I would have to think about the privacy of the child whose life the egg and donor made possible.
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Government collection of location data "is a categorically new power that is made possible by these perfect tracking devices that 95% of Americans carry in their pockets".
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This reporting was made possible by in part by a press fellowship to Women Deliver 2016 granted to the author by Women Deliver via Global Health Strategies.
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A swift closing has been made possible because GM formally agreed to protect factory jobs by signing binding contracts last week, a trade union source told Reuters.
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They are paying us Tens of Billions of Dollars, made possible by their monetary devaluations and pumping in massive amounts of cash to keep their system going.
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This powerful new method for tracking potential suspects through forests of family trees has been made possible, in part, by the booming popularity of consumer DNA tests.
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This is the first article in a series by Laura Raicovich, the recipient of Hyperallergic's inaugural Journalism Fellowship for Curators, made possible by Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation.
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In both Adult Life Skills and Dean, the protagonists' regression is made possible by the fact that they're privileged, middle-class grown-ups in incredibly forgiving environments.
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The recent unprecedented cooperation between Russia and OPEC on an oil production cut was made possible due to the newfound positive relationship between Russia and Saudi Arabia.
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Reflections, refractions, windows, mirrors, and even shooting underwater (made possible with an external, waterproof casing) provide new takes on common snapshot subjects like portraits or pet photos.
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But in our testing, the HD video feed made possible with Lightbridge definitely helps you to understand the footage you're capturing and frame the best shot. h2.
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This was made possible thanks to a feature in the DYSEAC that allowed it to manage the information from another machine, making it the nucleus of sorts.
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The Hispanic Technology and Telecommunications Partnership (HTTP) advocates on behalf of the Latino community for access to all resources made possible through advancements in technology and telecommunications.
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It holds a nose-down hover—something conventional helicopters can't do without drifting—which improves visibility to ground objects and is made possible by the rear propeller.
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The game sales will be made possible through the new Mixer Direct Purchase program, which is now in testing ahead of a broad, public launch, Microsoft says.
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Nastja: Yeah, this whole thing is made possible via the internet, through the networks, and people will have to make a conscious decision to come to us.
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The vote was made possible when German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who has long been opposed to same-sex marriage, appeared to ease her stance earlier this week.
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The dictionary of people who are moving beyond sectarian taboos; the dictionary made possible when religion is separated from politics; the dictionary of people throwing off fear.
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The newer surfing pools have been made possible by advances in computing, allowing for better simulations of how the water will behave and for more sophisticated controls.
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He was able to have all of these health conditions addressed through clinical services at San Mateo Medical Center made possible by the hospital's participation in 28503B.
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Half the savings would come from providing federal health plans with the low-cost prescription drugs from large pharmaceutical companies made possible by the Medicare Modernization Act.
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The vital injection of funds made possible by our charter means more space, better services and more seats for adult learners ready to turn their lives around.
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The second run was made possible by an aggressive read from Baez, who correctly figured that the ball would drop in front of center fielder Denard Span.
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The move was made possible after Environmental Protection Agency director Scott Pruitt removed special protections that were placed on the Bristol Bay watershed during the Obama administration.
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The feature is made possible through an ongoing partnership with a payments startup called Clover, which will let diners pay for food through their existing Amazon accounts.
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The very freedoms that allow us to enjoy this holiday were made possible by the settling of seemingly irreconcilable differences among the delegates of 85033 diverse colonies.
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The attack was made possible because of a flaw in Microsoft's Windows software that the NSA had used to build a hacking tool for its own use.
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This dichotomy was made possible by a massive increase in deals valued at $5 billion or more (+98%) and deals valued at $33 billion or more (+306%).
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It took multiple missions to deliver all the pieces, and was only made possible by earlier missions that had expanded the solar power capacity of the station.
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It can be used to create a local-area network, or LAN, in a way similar to the LANs made possible by standard, microwave-based Wi-Fi.
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At one time, Michigan was the epicenter not just of the auto industry but also of the American union, which made possible the ideal of breadwinning masculinity.
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The company says it's now testing this new service, which is made possible through a partnership with a third-party provider of digital coupons, Quotient (formerly Coupons.com).
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The proposed data redress body — called noyb; short for: 'none of your business' — is being made possible because GDPR allows for collective enforcement of individuals' data rights.
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For many Americans, President Obama's election, made possible in part by the rising strength of nonwhite voters, signaled a transcendent moment in the country's knotty racial history.
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These types of employer abuses are made possible by half-century-old rules that permitted rounding because at the time companies had to calculate hours by hand.
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Beyond the market share battle, analysts said that Russia could be retaliating for Washington's recent campaign of energy sanctions -- penalties made possible by the shale oil revolution.
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This is made possible by the dual nature of graphene as both a growth template for the TMDC and as an electrical contact in the finished product.
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This auto-calibration, which in practice works much like the similar feature on Apple's HomePod, is made possible by the four far-field microphones on the Move.
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They labor in the region's endless orchards, made possible by sophisticated irrigation systems, but at home their faucets spew toxic water tainted by arsenic and fertilizer chemicals.
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He paid a fitting tribute to the veterans, to the fallen in their graves, and to the institutions that the fallen and the living together made possible.
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The pastor had prepared a sermon on Samson, the biblical hero gifted with immense strength for combat, a power made possible by his long locks of hair.
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The feat was made possible by "overtime, overtime and more overtime," said her friend Gail George, the wife of the late Philip George, who designed the interior.
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The new program was made possible by a $15,000 donation from the Chicago Bears, who already help pay for a tackle program for junior high school boys.
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Yet, even as the body count of this fanaticism grows, the nation still lacks a coherent strategy for countering the violent extremism made possible through the internet.
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And I wandered the Alhambra in awe at the tile, the gardens, the lushness made possible by the ancient waterworks, left behind by the exiled Muslim engineers.
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The expansion is made possible because Jessamyn Waldman Rodriguez, the founder of Hot Bread Kitchen, has joined Union Square Hospitality Group as managing director of Daily Provisions.
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According to Apple's claims, its active noise cancellation software can adapt the sound signal 200 times per second — a feat made possible by the H1 chip, apparently.
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This will be made possible because the DUNE experiment not only will study the oscillation behavior of neutrinos, it can also study the oscillation of antimatter neutrinos.
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"These results were made possible by our hard working associates and the outstanding values brought forth by our supplier partners," CEO Craig Menear added in a statement.
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The addition is made possible thanks to Disney's acquisition of 21st Century Fox and its subsequent deal with NBCU that gave it full operational control of Hulu.
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He still wields significant power in the board room, made possible by a dual-class share structure that gives him and key allies 10 votes per share.
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Apple said the decision to stay in the US was made possible because Trump's administration gave the company tariff exemptions on key components it imports from China.
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That these songs are made possible by technological modulation — the disruptive presence of electric guitars, say — is their defining contradiction, perhaps the source of their strange power.
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"The offensive by the Syrian government is made possible by Russian air support and marked by systematic violations of human rights," Jean-Yves Le Drian told lawmakers.
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In each network, the tiny satellites orbit closer to Earth than traditional communications satellites, a technological shift made possible by advances in laser technology and computer chips.
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The suit contends that the human rights violations were made possible because a power vacuum after a 2004 coup in Haiti gave rise to politically aligned militias.
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More: WeWork's trajectory as America's most valuable start-up was made possible by the executives and financiers from Wall Street and Silicon Valley who enabled Adam Neumann.
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Ana Peñalba: Philli and RAIR: Filthy Rich – Projects Made Possible by the Waste Stream continue at the Galleries at Moore (1916 Race Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) through today.
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"This was a bipartisan effort made possible by lawmakers like Heidi Heitkamp, who put politics aside to work together," said AFP president Tim Phillips in a statement.
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As we look ahead to the future, I wanted to take a moment to look back on the remarkable progress that you made possible these past 8 years.
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The virtual commencement was made possible thanks to a partnership between USA Children's and Women's Hospital and the Mobile County Public School System, a school district in Alabama.
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First released in 1988, made possible by Hasbro's obsession with action figures, you had this 65-episode-long concept that was a load of laziness from the jump.
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As first reported by Motherboard's Sam Cole, these deep fakes were made possible by adapting an open source machine learning library called TensorFlow, originally developed by Google engineers.
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She characterized herself as a little girl who was part of the second racially integrated class at Berkeley, California public schools, desegregation made possible by legally sanctioned busing.
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The meeting was made possible because Guzman struck up an unlikely friendship with Del Castillo, who herself played a Mexican drug queen in a well-known TV soap.
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This made possible a very 21st century form of assault, where the attacker and victim could be separated by thousands of miles and never see each other's faces.
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Then came the hosts' eye-for-an-eye rebellion, made possible by a change in their core code that had previously prevented them from using violence against guests.
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Through the series title Tightrope, Sime recognizes the uneasy balance between the advances made possible by technology and the impact they have had on our humanity and environment.
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JCAST is presented by Bank of America and made possible by Mayor Steven M. Fulop, the Jersey City Municipal Council, and the Jersey City Office of Cultural Affairs.
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The speed's made possible by the Demon's Supercharged 6.2L HEMI SRT V8 engine, which pumps out 840 horsepower and 770 pound-feet of torque — another production car record.
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The same goes for Jordyn, whose modeling career and activewear line are made possible in large part by the popularity boost that being Kylie's best friend afforded her.
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That's made possible because of how confident it is that with the help of tech and data it can price a property accurately enough in the first place.
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According to Apple, the cross-platform porting is made possible by integrating elements of iOS's UIKit frameworks directly into macOS, alongside the existing AppKit framework used on desktop.
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Cheap fuel is also helping stimulate a surge in delivery services and has made possible the focus on super-fast home deliveries being pioneered by Amazon's Prime service.
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It is a fantasy made possible only by the ruthless suppression of dissenting voices, casting critics as traitors, MPs as "saboteurs" and judges as "enemies of the people".
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The surgery was made possible with the passage of the HIV Organ Policy Equity Act of 2013 and the recent approval from the United Network for Organ Sharing.
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It's all made possible by the company's "Just Walk Out" technology that tracks and totals each customer's items in a virtual cart that is automatically charged upon departure.
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Of course, all of this is made possible by the fact the proprietary stylus has learned a few new tricks for this latest generation of the popular phablet.
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The discovery was made by Alex Parker and pals from the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colorado, and it was made possible using Hubble's Wide Field Camera 3.
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A test of sorts has, however, been made possible by the tsunami that struck the Pacific coast of Japan in 2011, in the wake of a submarine earthquake.
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Robinson said she plans to go through in vitro fertilization, an option made possible because of her great-grandmother, who not only saves lives but also gives life.
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This was in part made possible by housing the camera behind the large bezel that matched the size of the bottom bezel where the home button is located.
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With 10:57 expired in the first period, Colorado cut its deficit to 43-1 on a goal made possible because Bobrovsky took a puck off his helmet.
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This integration was made possible through help from CVS's digital innovation lab in Boston, which allowed them to bring the technology to market in a matter of months.
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The fragile progress toward more sustained NIH funding increases was made possible by the temporary removal of government spending caps in the Congressional budget deal made last fall.
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"This kind of ultra-portable sequencing setup is only made possible with the MinION," said Nicholas Loman of the University of Birmingham, another co-author on the paper.
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Ashlyn is the team's V.I.P. guest for their big game at the SheBelieves Cup Tuesday night -- and it was all made possible by the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
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"These interventions were only made possible thanks to Russian and Ukrainian deployment capacities and in a legal and financial framework that was not a priority," Cornut-Gentille said.
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More playing time for those two was made possible by the two-game suspension of senior forward Devin Thomas (15.8 points, 10.2 rebounds), who returns against the Hokies.
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Their in-person meeting was made possible with the help of a kindhearted stranger, who decided to take action after reading the story in The Pilot, Thomas said.
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Donald Trump's surprise victory was made possible not only by public disaffection but also by the Republican Party's failure to keep an extremist demagogue from gaining the nomination.
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Uber in ride-hailing and Airbnb in room-renting, he said, may well be just the start of a redefinition of private property, made possible by digital technology.
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To begin, America only recently achieved its position as the largest producer of oil and gas; a rise made possible by hydraulic fracturing, commonly referred to as fracking.
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This will be made possible by a "401(k)" for cows, as Pandit described it, with 10 percent of the dairy's earnings going toward the cows' future care.
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The central bank said the cut, which improving state finances and a relatively stable dinar had made possible, would help boost inflation back into the official target range.
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See Sarah Meyohas' Roses at Bell in Episode 3 of Culture Beat, made possible by Microsoft Surface: More of Sarah Meyohas' work can be seen on her website.
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This is a relatively new reality for solar power generation, made possible by Tesla's Powerpack tech, which is essentially the commercial version of its Powerwall home storage batteries.
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