A cell with a maximum capacity of 12 held 0003 detainees, another with a maximum capacity of eight held 41, and another with a maximum capacity of 35 held 155, according to the report.
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And it's tiny, with a maximum capacity of thirty people.
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Below that, there's an indicator of your battery's maximum capacity.
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At the shelter's maximum capacity, they can house 164 people.
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One cell with a maximum capacity of 12 held 76 detainees.
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Another cell with a maximum capacity of 8 held 41 detainees.
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A cell with a maximum capacity of 8 held 43 detainees.
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A cell with a maximum capacity of 35 held 155 detainees.
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It really gets your brain worker at it´s maximum capacity.
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The plane's maximum capacity, including the balconies on the wings: around 500.
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One cell, with a listed maximum capacity of 12 people, held 76.
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In contrast, Tesla's Superchargers currently have a maximum capacity of 145 kW.
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Most urban emergency departments are already operating at maximum capacity every day.
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However, they would probably not be able to operate at maximum capacity.
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Check your Settings App > Battery > Battery Health, which shows your battery's maximum capacity.
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This places pressure on a prison system that is already near maximum capacity.
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The maximum capacity of the aircraft was 200 people, said a military officer.
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According to its floor plans, it has a maximum capacity of 578 people.
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U.S. shale producers are also running close to their maximum capacity, he said.
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The venue has reached maximum capacity every day, with more than 800 people attending.
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By the numbers: A cell with a maximum capacity of 12 held 76 detainees.
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It's good for their bottom line by ensuring their centers remain at maximum capacity.
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Jacky Rosen -- wrote in the letter, citing cells which held migrants over the maximum capacity.
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Theotonio said tourism would also be affected by Lisbon airport reaching maximum capacity last year.
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An organizing conference call on Sunday night hit maximum capacity of 2,000 participants, Thomson said.
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The facility's website said the center had a maximum capacity of 160 people, including staff.
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Bars and restaurants can currently stay open if they operate at half the maximum capacity.
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Many shelters aren't capable of providing extra space either, as many are at maximum capacity.
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Some Brazilian prisons have more than three times as many inmates as their maximum capacity.
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The Notre-Dame Basilica – which seats 3,200 at maximum capacity – has been preparing for Angélil's commemoration.
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And one cell with a maximum capacity of 35 held 155 detainees, according to the report.
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I got two letters: OL. That meant I was over the scale's 350-pound maximum capacity.
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In 2015, it slowed production to 40 percent of its maximum capacity, cutting about 300 jobs.
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An employee said International typically has a maximum capacity of about 90 bodies at a time.
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The company says it's more than doubled production to its maximum capacity, but the shortages persist.
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I learned that pods have a maximum capacity of 15 members due to Instagram's group message constraints.
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The boat's maximum capacity is seven people, but smugglers would likely cram more than 100 on board.
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So we took the decision to use the Concorde's maximum capacity and share it between five teams.
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WrestleMania will takeover the AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas, which has a maximum capacity of 105,000.
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A friend challenged him to enter these Olympics at his maximum capacity and to be fully prepared.
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Tigaras Port, North Sumatra, Indonesia (CNN)The Sinar Bangun tourist ferry had a maximum capacity of 210.
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Once the maintenance work is done, it will pump at maximum capacity to make up the shortfall.
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Since the initial coronavirus outbreak, 3M has increased production levels of N95 respirators to the maximum capacity.
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The upgrade would allow Enbridge to run Line 3 at its maximum capacity of 760,000 barrels per day.
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State media said the boat had a maximum capacity of 150 people, but 450 had been crammed aboard.
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At a maximum capacity of 900 guests, it's one of the largest dim sum restaurants in Southern California.
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He said the park was at maximum capacity for almost all of the recent Lunar New Year holiday period.
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Massive crowds waited to get inside the committee room, which was at maximum capacity as the hearing got underway.
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Since then, it added an option that allows users to see if their battery is running at maximum capacity.
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It was built at a cost of 1.4 billion euros ($1.6 billion), with a maximum capacity of 150,000 vehicles.
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The Line 3 project will allow Enbridge to run the pipeline at maximum capacity of 760,000 barrels per day.
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Vehicle owners like to keep their cars operating at close to maximum capacity in order to extract maximum value.
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The European leveraged loan and high-yield bond market has maximum capacity of €22014bn-€113bn, depending on credit rating.
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The upgrade would allow Enbridge to run Line 3 at its maximum capacity of 760,000 barrels per day (bpd).
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Not only is that 27% above recent levels, but it would exceed the company's maximum capacity by 300,000 barrels.
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But shelters are reaching maximum capacity there, even as more survivors are arriving every day, the Miami Herald reports.
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Dresden is expected to hit maximum capacity in 2021, the year Villach is due to enter production, the company said.
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With a maximum capacity of 6,680 passengers, Symphony holds the title of the largest cruise ship in the entire world.
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The ship has a maximum capacity of 500 passengers, but Reuters reported that only 94 people are expected to board.
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In the photo below, inspectors indicated that 82 men were held in a cell with a maximum capacity of 41.
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On May 8, the station had 900 migrants in its custody — despite the facility's official maximum capacity of 125 people.
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Hey. You may recognize me as the guy who makes hilarious jokes in an elevator once it reaches maximum capacity.
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If you consider the maximum capacity of five garments per load, you're down to just about fifty cents per garment.
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When it's operating at maximum capacity, some seventy-five thousand cubic feet of water will flow through it every second.
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Besides the occasional software patch or hardware update, machines and programs can pretty much work at maximum capacity, 24/7.
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The boat has a maximum capacity of 46 people and operated year-round, according to the website California Diving News.
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The controls couldn't be easier and only takes two sets of Joy-Cons to fulfill the maximum capacity of players.
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Widodo, on his second visit to the disaster zone on Wednesday, acknowledged the aid effort had yet to reach maximum capacity.
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Previously, the largest cargo ship ever to come to New York had a maximum capacity of nine thousand four hundred containers.
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Gatherings of more than 219 people have been banned, but restaurants and bars can stay open at half the maximum capacity.
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"We're running it at all-out, maximum capacity," said Kathleen Widmer, group chairman for North America of Johnson & Johnson Consumer Health.
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"It's very interesting to use this as a model to study the maximum capacity for neuroplasticity in the healthy brain," she explained.
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Ruhwald pushes the capacity of different glazes to their maximum capacity for texture and accumulation, creating finishes that are visceral and alluring.
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The plant has a maximum capacity of 400,000 units per year, which the company expects to reach at the end of 2018.
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In Lordsburg, more than 100 men, women, and children were crammed into two detention spaces with a total maximum capacity of 85.
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"We have to take the worst-case scenario into consideration, since we`re already at the maximum capacity," Labbé said by phone.
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Capacity is expected to start at a minimum of 27GB, increase to 210GB and have a maximum capacity of an impressive 27GB.
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Traffic is only one result of a city struggling to operate at maximum capacity, and all these data feed into each other.
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The IG found "standing room only conditions" at the El Paso Del Norte Processing Center, which has a maximum capacity of 22020 migrants.
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The IG described "standing room only conditions" at the El Paso Del Norte Processing Center, which has a maximum capacity of 125 migrants.
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The IG found "standing room only conditions" at the El Paso Del Norte Processing Center, which has a maximum capacity of 125 migrants.
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The project is set for completion in the mid-2020s, with Sydney's existing airport approaching maximum capacity, the government said in a statement.
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The Genius Bar guy tells me the iPad battery's maximum capacity is 8%, and that this was probably caused by a malfunctioning battery.
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If all requirements were met, the airport could reopen on Wednesday at the earliest, but only at a maximum capacity of 20 percent.
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According to the Danish Prison Officers Union, Danish prisons have reached maximum capacity, and in most prisons inmates are forced to share cells.
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First, we predicted the probability that a show would sell out in any given week, defined as exceeding 95% of its maximum capacity.
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In total, Texas is allowing an additional 722 kids inside shelters already at their maximum capacity, a 16 percent increase, the Observer reported.
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Iran is already exporting oil at close to its maximum capacity, and so will not be able to take advantage of the increase.
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The walkers were asked to move briskly enough during workouts to raise their heart rates to about 65 percent of their maximum capacity.
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Trump held a reelection rally in in Rio Rancho, N.M., the same night in an arena with a maximum capacity of 7,000 people.
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People are unemployed, factories are producing below their maximum capacity, trucks and ships sit empty a lot of the time, and so forth.
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Bishop says "a little above 90 people" (the maximum capacity to abide by the fire code) are allowed inside of the store at once.
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Liquefaction capacity additions are expected to fall sharply by the end of 2019 as newly commissioned plants reach their maximum capacity, according to Bernstein.
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Up to eight of the columnar 2.5 kWh lithium-ion battery modules can be combined, with a maximum capacity of 20 kWh all together.
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"Aeromexico is working at maximum capacity to normalize operations as quickly as possible and is sorry for the inconvenience to clients," the company added.
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On Long Island, Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano said public works employees had been out for days clearing stormwater drains to ensure maximum capacity.
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But preventing the spread of infection within hospitals is second on the list of priorities, right after assessing what their maximum capacity may be.
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The flatter the curve, the more likely it is to fall under that maximum capacity, allowing each patient access to the resources they need.
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A D.J. is playing in the bar downstairs — which is staying open all night — and there's a line outside "The Clock" (maximum capacity: 150).
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""Nimitz class, she's barreling down pretty good now with a lot of stuff on her, and her electric plant is almost at maximum capacity.
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When you need maximum capacity for carrying the heaviest and biggest loads, Mystery Ranch's EX Glacier manages it better than any pack we've tested.
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In May, the watchdog found "standing room only conditions" at the El Paso Del Norte Processing Center, which has a maximum capacity of 125 migrants.
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Peter Griggs, a spokesman for Shasta College in Redding, says the evacuation center at the school reached maximum capacity Saturday and is housing 500 people.
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The agency reps then added that there's room on the M train as it is, but the E train is already running at maximum capacity.
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The cops later hit Dahlia's with 55 citations, according to The New York Post, including sales to minors, exceeding maximum capacity, and having locked doors.
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Its maximum capacity would be 55 billion cubic metres per year, which would leave room for other sources, such as liquefied natural gas, he said.
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Belgium's main airport says it aims to return to maximum capacity before the start of summer holidays at the end of June or early July.
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Deputies were already on their way for a call regarding the restaurant reaching maximum capacity when Hicks allegedly shot Brewer, according to the press release.
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But after a few days, I found the pillow to be a bit too firm at maximum capacity, so I removed some of the foam.
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When a computer or other device is running slowly or not performing at its maximum capacity, it can be helpful to clear the system's cache.
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Combustion turbines, mostly used for short periods to meet peak power demand, ran at 2700 percent of maximum capacity compared with 23.1 percent in 53.
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If you don't care about bells and whistles, and you just want maximum capacity for minimum cash, the EasyAcc Power Bank is here for you.
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The captain can often be found sleeping on the boat, waiting for passengers to board the small wooden craft, with a maximum capacity of seven.
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Hartung says that even at locations where digital is 40% of sales, the second make line means the locations are still not at maximum capacity.
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In Arizona, U.S. Magistrate Judge Bernardo Velasco said courts are already processing about 2000 immigration cases a day, which he said is their maximum capacity.
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The network of nonprofit shelters that house migrant minors until Health and Human Services releases them to family members or other sponsors is nearing maximum capacity.
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The Chinese plant is expected to have a reprocessing capacity of 800 tonnes per year, compared to a maximum capacity of 2,700 tonnes in La Hague.
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Note: The photographer was okay and making light of his situation on Twitter, so it is okay for you to enjoy this video at maximum capacity.
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Presumably the House GOP would snap up the available seats (no doubt the Senate chamber has a maximum capacity mandated by a fire marshal with jurisdiction).
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It has a capacity of roughly 700 megawatts, less than one-sixth the maximum capacity the US government is estimating could result from the Massachusetts deal.
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The office said that the 123 people would be allowed to enter the area at a time, with a maximum capacity of 2,000 people per day.
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Since opening three weeks ago, the only migrant shelter in Yuma has grown quickly, from housing 60 people at first to 200, its official maximum capacity.
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"[Air traffic] communications aren't operating at their maximum capacity, you still have five ports that haven't opened, so the level of devastation is dramatic," she said.
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Cuomo said he worries the outbreak will stretch U.S. hospitals to their maximum capacity, saying the nation doesn't have enough hospital beds to handle a pandemic.
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The MSG arena hosts concerts and performances from A-list stars and major sporting events, including basketball, hockey, and boxing, with a maximum capacity of 20,000 guests.
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But limited daylight hours and adverse weather conditions, such as extreme heat or excessive cloud shading, can cause solar panels to operate at less than maximum capacity.
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Large metro areas are already at or above maximum capacity during peak hours, making owning and commuting with a car more of a hassle than a luxury.
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It is 54 inches by 54 inches with a depth of 20.5 inches, and has a water depth of 20 inches and maximum capacity of 76 gallons.
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The amount of gas in inventory in Alberta currently stands at around 428 bcf, putting current storage near the province's maximum capacity of 470 bcf, FirstEnergy said.
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Their every action is tracked by warehouse scanners and call center computers, which provide the data for the automated systems that keep them working at maximum capacity.
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Despite the arena having a maximum capacity of 20,000 seats, some fans showed up without a ticket in hopes of finding last-minute tickets to get inside.
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The Norwegian Joy was built in 2017 and has a maximum capacity of 3,804 passengers plus a crew of 1,700, according to the Norwegian Cruise Line website.
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Cuomo has said he worries the outbreak will stretch U.S. hospitals to their maximum capacity, saying the nation doesn't have enough hospital beds to handle a pandemic.
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First, think about your speaker's anatomy, and therefore what sounds he can create, says Jessica Sams, whose conlang course at S.F.A. has grown from minimum to maximum capacity.
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All the Pakistani officials said they expect Haveli to begin operating fully by mid-April at combined cycle mode, when the turbines can generate maximum capacity of 1,230MW.
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More and more people jump on the bandwagon, and pretty soon you've got an event with more planned attendees than the maximum capacity of some Premier League games.
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It's no coincidence that the festival hit maximum capacity, for the first time in more than 15 years, on the day that her name was on the bill.
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Each solar-powered train would have only four wheels, and a maximum capacity of seven or eight passengers, one of whom would be responsible for driving the train.
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At this point, the kitchen has already been working in two lines for 30 minutes—which means two grillers, two burger builders and two wrappers—at maximum capacity.
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They would not disclose the turnout or what the maximum capacity was on Saturday, but participants said the number was below the 28,000 who took part last year.
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According to building and security plans seen by THUMP, the whole complex (which is called Avant Gardner) is 80,000 square feet and has maximum capacity of 6,000 people.
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Cuomo said he worries the outbreak will stretch U.S. hospitals to their maximum capacity, saying the nation doesn't have enough hospital beds or ventilators to handle a pandemic.
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With a maximum capacity of 200 and no entry fee, it's not unusual, on any given night, to spot as many people waiting outside as there are inside.
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Data from Pakistan's Central Power Purchasing Agency, seen by Reuters, showed the Bhikki, Haveli and Balloki plants jointly generated only a half of their current maximum capacity in August.
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Jurassic Park, a public space outside Scotiabank Arena for viewing parties, was filled to its maximum capacity of 26.4,20193 fans for every game in the best of seven series.
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This was aided in part by a week-long national holiday when most of Macau's hotels operated at close to maximum capacity and visitation jumped 7 percent on year.
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When the doors were opened, the stream of people poured into the meeting room, quickly filling every seat and packing into the standing area until maximum capacity was reached.
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The engineers are looking for a design that can successfully capture more than 50% of regolith, meaning that the drums will be more than half full at maximum capacity.
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Andrew Cuomo warned Monday that the COVID-19 outbreak will stretch U.S. hospitals to their maximum capacity, saying the nation doesn't have enough hospital beds to handle a pandemic.
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The government expected to have data on the maximum capacity of every school by next week, Armbrister said, enabling officials to make a better assessment of the overall need.
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"She continued to say that while she wishes she could also balance these other projects with her beauty brand, she "just can&apost do everything at the maximum capacity.
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While this amount has trebled since December, when the program was launched, it is broadly unchanged compared to March and remains far below the program's 50 billion euro maximum capacity.
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Iraq is producing below its maximum capacity of nearly 5 million bpd under an agreement between OPEC and other exporters including Russia to curtail global supply to support oil prices.
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The company apologized and introduced a new software feature called "Battery Health," which lets you check the maximum capacity of your battery and if your iPhone can reach peak performance.
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The field's gas production stood at around 17 million cubic meters (mcm) per day the same month, including Oseberg South, compared with its maximum capacity of 27 mcm per day.
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Iraq is producing below its maximum capacity of nearly 5 million bpd in line with a production-cutting agreement between OPEC and allies such as Russia aimed at supporting prices.
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The Samsung Galaxy S11 rumor mill is at maximum capacity, churning out pretty much every detail we need to get a good idea of what to expect in early 2020.
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And with a maximum capacity of 4,383 people a day, a sold out run — with ticket prices starting at $35 — would equal more than $2.2 million in ticket sales alone.
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The company apologized and introduced a new software feature called "Battery Health," which lets you check the maximum capacity of your battery and if your iPhone can reach peak performance.
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While ferry accidents sometimes occur when vessels are overloaded to maximize profits, the Philippine Coast Guard said the Mercraft 3 had been well below its maximum capacity of 286 passengers.
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The pipeline project spanned 1,172 miles and was projected to transport around 470,000 barrels of oil a day, with a maximum capacity of 570,000 barrels a day, according to the memo.
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In May, the Department of Homeland Security's inspector general found "standing room only conditions" at an El Paso, Texas, Border Patrol processing facility that had a maximum capacity of 125 migrants.
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Es Sider and Ras Lanuf are two of Libya's largest oil ports, but have been operating at a fraction of their maximum capacity because of damage in previous rounds of fighting.
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Now, with a refurbished 22020-cabin boat, carrying a maximum capacity of 218 passengers, it has resumed operations, offering three-night cruises between Bora Bora and Raiatea, visiting Taha'a en route.
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Fortunately for consumers, domestic inventories of gasoline and other fuels were near maximum capacity before the storm hit, keeping prices down somewhat, because of the frenzy of production in recent years.
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"I think OPEC producers realise they can't continue to expand production indefinitely - OPEC producers are close to maximum capacity - so there could be room for a deal (in November)," Lai said.
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"At the current growth rate in Tanzania, we expect to reach the maximum capacity of our current breweries by 2020," said Roberto Jarrin, AB-InBev president of the East Africa business.
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In the summer, the hospital's workers' union complained to a prosecutor that the clinic was accommodating twice the maximum capacity, with foldout beds set up in corridors and in doctors' offices.
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The problem is, all three are approaching maximum capacity, to the point the dumps are expected to run out of space in just a matter of years, according to Hong Kong's government.
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According to accounts provided to the organization at a hospital, the wooden vessel was carrying 2000 people when it sank on Wednesday night, even though it had a maximum capacity of 21.
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But if it was, Hanham said she believes it indicates that the North Koreans conducted a more aggressive test of the missile's maximum capacity on Friday than they did on July 4.
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Iraq is producing below its maximum capacity of nearly 5 million bpd, in line with a production-cutting agreement between OPEC and allies such as Russia which is aimed at supporting prices.
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The country is producing below its maximum capacity of nearly 5 million bpd under an agreement between OPEC and other exporters including Russia to curtail output in order to support oil prices.
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"If everyone produces at maximum capacity, the price is at risk of revisiting the lows seen earlier this year," said Harry Tchilinguirian, the head of commodities strategy at BNP Paribas in London.
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Storage at Cushing in the United States will reach maximum capacity as early as May or at the latest by June, traders said as they already see heavy oversupply at the hub.
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The company said its brewing facility in Leuven - Europe's largest - could extract alcohol from 1.2 billion litres of beer a year at maximum capacity and it planned to spread the practice worldwide.
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Iraq is producing below its maximum capacity of nearly 5 million bpd in line an agreement between OPEC and other exporters such as Russia to curtail global supply in order to support prices.
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The country is producing below its maximum capacity of nearly 5 million bpd under an agreement between OPEC and other exporters including Russia to curtail global supply in order to support oil prices.
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Authorities had to close down part of the national highway after a nearby river burst it banks when they opened the floodgates of the Palmarito reservoir because it had exceeded its maximum capacity.
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Late on Wednesday the country's largest steel maker told Reuters it could raise its production of rebar to its maximum capacity of 21 million tonnes per year if tariffs on imported rebar continued.
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Not only does the current setup require paying Russia at least $70 million for each seat on the Soyuz, it also limits crews to three people—the maximum capacity on the Russian capsule.
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Maximum capacity of the five major gas pipelines into New England from New York and Canada total around 4.7 bcfd, while the region's liquefied natural gas import terminals can supply another 2 bcfd.
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U.S. companies that rely on expensive drilling methods have become more efficient, frustrating OPEC's two-year effort to end a crude glut by pumping at maximum capacity to wash out high-cost producers.
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In a flu season that has already resulted in the deaths of 63 children and scores of adults, our nation's hospitals are at maximum capacity and supplies of medication and equipment are lacking.
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"They're operating at absolutely maximum capacity to serve the ever-increasing ridership that wants to get into New York City," said Martin E. Robins, a former deputy executive director at New Jersey Transit.
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The plans for the new airport are a modification of those drawn up in 2017 for a smaller facility with a maximum capacity of 4.5 million passengers a year in the same location.
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Competition for access to grain export infrastructure has intensified in Russia as its ports are running at maximum capacity after it harvested a record crop in 2017 and prospects for 2018 are also bright.
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Together, the ports have a capacity of nearly 800,000 barrels per day (bpd), though Ras Lanuf and Es Sider have been damaged in clashes and Brega has been operating at below its maximum capacity.
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Total net generation for Kearl (IOR3)'s cogeneration unit in Alberta was down to 10 megawatts from a maximum capacity of 84 MW by Thursday morning, according to the Alberta Electric System Operator's website.
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Iraq is producing below its maximum capacity of nearly 5 million bpd, in line with an agreement between OPEC and other exporters such as Russia to curtail global supply in order to support prices.
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It was conceived at a time when the Russian capital's biggest three airports were regularly operating at maximum capacity and was meant to tap rising airline traffic, then growing 15.83 percent year-on-year.
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The country is producing below its maximum capacity of nearly 5 million bpd in implementation an agreement between OPEC and other exporters including Russia to curtail global supply in order to support oil prices.
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Do this: If your iPhone says it is no longer performing at peak performance capability, or if your maximum capacity is well below 90 percent, consider buying a replacement using Apple's battery replacement program.
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During another, they ran on a treadmill at an easy jog, with their heart rates hovering at about 50 percent of their maximum capacity, for 55 minutes, until they had burned about 600 calories.
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The iPhone will not show the battery's maximum capacity or its "peak performance capability," two new features Apple introduced after it was found that the company was throttling performance on iPhones with older batteries.
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The German firm said a full warranty on the ID.3's battery will cover eight years, just under 100,000 miles or the normal depreciation of the battery to 70% of its original maximum capacity.
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Papua New Guinea's prison population of over 266,2100 is around 2000 percent of maximum capacity, with at least 35 percent of inmates held in pre-trial detention, according to the International Centre for Prisons Studies.
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An official from Petrobangla, which is in charge of LNG imports into the country, said all the connecting pipelines are not ready, and the FSRU will not yet be able to operate at maximum capacity.
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In May, the Department of Homeland Security's Inspector General found that at one point, 900 migrants were crammed into an El Paso, Texas, Border Patrol processing facility that had a maximum capacity of 125 people.
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Trends Industrial's ENAPAC project will desalinate sea water for industrial clients in the Atacama desert and mining region in the north of the country, with a maximum capacity of 2,630 liters of water per second.
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To avoid filling Alberta's inventories to their maximum capacity, some drillers will likely have to cut output later this summer if they are not able to sell more gas to the already-oversupplied U.S. markets.
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However, 190 workers remain locked out of Glencore's Oaky North metallurgical coal mine in neighboring Queensland state, with operations being run at close to maximum capacity by management and outside contractors, according to a company spokesman.
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VICTORIA FALLS, Zimbabwe (Reuters) - Zimbabwe needs up to $11 billion to modernize its mines and boost production to maximum capacity over the next five years, the head of the country's Chamber of Mines said on Friday.
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According to the IG's assessment, reported exclusively by CNN, logs indicated that on May 7 and 8 there were "approximately 750 and 900 detainees, respectively" at the Texas facility, which has a maximum capacity of 125 migrants.
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The ones who are kept inside are held in cells that are so crowded they can't even lie down to sleep — one cell with a maximum capacity of 13 people held 155 men, according to the report.
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The ones who are kept inside are held in cells that are so crowded they can't even lie down to sleep — one cell with a maximum capacity of 35 people held 155 men, according to the report.
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El Paso del Norte Processing Center's maximum capacity is 125 detainees, but on May 22018 and 213, Border Patrol's custody logs showed there were about 2646 and 298 detainees, respectively, which is counter to the agency's standards.
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What you get in a period orchestra are three things: greater individuality of timbre, more transparency of texture and an increased dynamism once all the instruments are stretched to their absolute maximum capacity of volume and expressivity.
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Within four months of the BEAM's attachment, the astronauts will start the habitat's inflation sequence and the BEAM will expand to its maximum capacity: about 2330 feet (22024 meters) long and 2330 feet (2330 meters) in diameter.
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While there is no official data on how much revenue LGBT+ tourism generates in Brazil, major events like Sao Paulo's annual LGBT+ Pride Parade, and Rio de Janeiro's gay-friendly Carnival, fill hotels nearly to maximum capacity.
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The crowd was at maximum capacity, paper plates covered in nacho cheese and corn dog dust all tossed away by this point, everyone engaged in the communal spectacle of tiny two-person wars sanctioned by the state.
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"New York City's rail infrastructure provides significant untapped capacity, whereas our aging highways are at maximum capacity, which limits our ability to remain globally competitive," said Ryan White, director of freight initiatives for the Economic Development Corporation.
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Meanwhile, Tokyo Electric Power the country's biggest electricity provider and the operator of the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant, has run oil, coal and gas plants at rates higher than their typical maximum capacity, a spokesman told Reuters.
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Iraq, the second-largest producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, is pumping below its maximum capacity of nearly 5 million bpd in line with an agreement among OPEC and other exporters to curtail global supply.
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That means the Gulf OPEC member has the potential to boost supplies by some 400,000 bpd if it produces at maximum capacity now, with the possibility of adding around 200,000 bpd more by the end of the year.
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It involves a warmup, followed by four four-minute intervals (again, where your heart rate reaches past 2100 percent of its maximum capacity), each interspersed with a three-minute recovery period, and finished off with a cool-down.
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"You have the minimum capacity that it takes to break even and you have the optimum capacity that makes a lot of money and you have the maximum capacity, which you don't want to get to," Hachmon said.
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Last month, the New York City Council voted to shutter Rikers and downsize from 12 jails across the city with the capacity to incarcerate 15,000 people to four borough-based facilities with a maximum capacity of 3,85033 people.
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VICTORIA FALLS, Zimbabwe, May 18 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe needs up to $11 billion to modernise its mines and boost production to maximum capacity over the next five years, the head of the country's Chamber of Mines said on Friday.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's largest steelmaker Ezz Steel could raise its production of rebars to its maximum capacity of 4.6 million tonnes per year if tariffs on imported rebars continue, George Matta, the company's marketing director, told Reuters on Wednesday.
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In my case checking the (beta) battery health feature in the iPhone settings threw no light on the abnormal performance, with maximum capacity reported as a (healthy sounding) 91%, as well a claim that "normal" peak performance was supported.
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However, FastCharge is unlikely to maintain this same lead for long: Tesla has already upgraded its network from 120 kW in the past, and it plans to increase the maximum capacity of its network to 250 kW next year.
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Revenues from ticket sales will be negligible, with Baku planning for a maximum capacity of 28,000 — sure to be the smallest crowd of the season and tiny in comparison to the 135,000 that attended last year's Mexican Grand Prix.
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The humanitarian situation was "dire", with food stockpiles dwindling and the price of staples spiraling, boreholes drying up or turning brackish from over-use and camps and emergency sites to the south and east reaching maximum capacity, it said.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's biggest city Sydney is running down its water supply at the fastest rate on record with dams expected to fall below half maximum capacity due to the worst drought on record, the government said on Friday.
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"We're already at maximum capacity and clearing out beds as best we can," said Dr. Nick Scriven, a specialist in urgent conditions in Halifax, a town in northern England, and the former president of The Society for Acute Medicine.
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Stackmann also said VW will offer a full warranty on the ID.3's battery for up to eight years, 160,000 km (just under 100,000 miles), or the depreciation of the battery to 70 percent of its original maximum capacity.
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Ms. Mijatovic described "unbearable" conditions on the island of Samos, where a migrant center houses 6,000 people, nine times its maximum capacity, and also expressed concern about Lesbos, where the main camp holds nearly 14,000 people, up from 7,000 last year.
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"There should be an effort to reduce the risk of spent-fuel pool fires at reactor sites, and the best way to do that is for the NRC to revise its maximum capacity limits of fuel in the pools," Lyman said.
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Unruh told The Hill that a conference call held on Sunday to discuss the effort reached its maximum capacity of 1,000 participants and that another such call — likely to be scheduled for Sunday or Monday — could draw as many as 5,85033.
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While van Beurden says the market is not running out of oil, he believes supplies are getting tight as crude stockpiles fall to normal levels after several years of oversupply and as oil producers get closer to pumping at maximum capacity.
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Ould Kaddour was speaking on a visit to the southern gas complex of Tiguentourine, operated by Sonatrach, BP and Statoil, where he said gas output was stable at 8.8 billion cubic metres (bcm) per year, just below maximum capacity of around 9 bcm.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - After a 22 that famed oil bull Andrew Hall said "wasn't much fun" because of plunging crude prices, the chief of Astenbeck Commodities says the market is ripe for a jump as producers operate near maximum capacity while supply risks rise.
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When researchers talk about HIIT, they're referring to workouts that alternate hard-charging intervals, during which a person's heart rate reaches at least 203 percent of its maximum capacity usually for one to five minutes, with periods of rest or less intense exercise.
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"We were running at maximum capacity even before the Hurricane, so we don't really have much room to boost our capacity ... but we expect our profitability to improve," said a source at SK Innovation, parent company of South Korea's top refiner SK Energy.
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The airport says it aims to return to maximum capacity before the start of summer holidays at the end of June or early July, with some check-in desks restored in the departure hall, followed by a full reopening of that space.
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In fact, an HHS official told the Washington Post that their shelters are already at maximum capacity or "dangerously close to it," indicating that the government does not have even a fraction of the capacity it would need to separate children into HHS facilities.
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To avoid filling storage caverns to their maximum capacity after a warm winter left stockpiles at record highs, analysts forecast prices would remain relatively low this year to pressure producers to cut output and encourage power generators to burn more gas instead of coal.
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