Naturally as a star expands, the habitable zone migrates outwards.
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"Yes, there will be some business that migrates," Carney said.
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It migrates from Britain's Channel 4 to the world's Netflix.
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When acid migrates from paper to paper, the documents deteriorate quickly.
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Related columns: * "Oil volatility migrates from flat prices to spreads", Reuters, Feb.
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This patchwork approach has led to confusion, especially as the virus migrates north.
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Itaú's move comes as an increasing volume of financial transactions migrates to digital platforms.
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We'll find out in 23, as the next flock of presidential hopefuls migrates to Iowa.
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It migrates to Voltaire and Karl Marx and others and eventually to the Nazi party.
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Cinema also migrates across platforms, which is another reason to embrace the old/new name.
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Much more important is how identitarian language migrates from these fringe groups towards the political centre.
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The United Nations report does not distinguish between who migrates with legal papers and who does not.
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As Io migrates back into the sun, this frost layer re-sublimates, and a new atmosphere develops.
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Facebook and Google are already goliaths, but can expect to expand as more ad spending migrates online.
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As the newly-formed flock migrates, its members' luminous underbellies all change to the same color: green.
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Early-bird pricing on passes to Disrupt Berlin 2018 migrates to parts unknown in just four days.
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It is also the calving ground of America's largest caribou herd, which migrates widely through the region.
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Ms. Wales Bonner's collections often engage with the black experience, especially as it migrates around the globe.
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As wastewater under pressure migrates into rock formations, it alters stresses along old faults, allowing them to slip.
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"If someone migrates to the United States, it's to work, and working is not a crime," he said.
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If, as global warming continues, Tornado Alley migrates, or outbreaks become more massive, this would shift the risk distribution.
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This happens fast: some studies suggest that a girl who migrates before her teens behaves much like a native.
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As a species, the Eastern monarch — an iconic butterfly that migrates 3,000 miles every year — is in serious trouble.
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Typically, the infection occurs when water enters the nose, and the ameba migrates from the nose to the brain.
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Autodesk remains a big-time AWS spender, counting on Amazon's infrastructure as it migrates from desktop software to the cloud.
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It's equally possible that he begins with the title "acting" but migrates into a permanent chief if it works out.
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The conceptual focus of the exhibition is the monarch, the only butterfly that migrates in two directions, as birds do.
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The Porcupine caribou herd migrates to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge-Coastal Plain every year where they will give birth.
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"What is dangerous is if this kind of language migrates from the far-right to the mainstream," Mr. Knaus added.
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On Zyba, a crowd of convivial youngsters migrates from one little bar to another, drinking Jack and Coke, smoking endlessly.
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Increasingly, we're going to see this style of hacks play out as more and more of our infrastructure migrates online.
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As more of our critical infrastructure migrates online it's crucial that the administration act to protect and secure these systems.
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The Porcupine caribou herd, which migrates across the refuge, is sacred to the Gwich'in Indian Nation, who live in the region.
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As that type of technology is — migrates from Russia to Iran, it'll eventually wind up in the hands of Lebanese Hezbollah.
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To keep the peace, Mr. Baka migrates only at night, so his cows will be less tempted to snack on crops.
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As music migrates to streaming platforms, it grows easier to "share my music on a song-by-song basis," she said.
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But the portfolio manager said the company's strategy was sound as it revamps its sales force and migrates to the cloud.
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"The worry is that you start with 20 now then it migrates to 22 or 24 or 26," Mr. Moore said.
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Another study in this group of reports analyzed research into the health of children when one or both parents migrates without them.
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The western monarch migrates to California each winter, and volunteers for the conservation group count its population in the state each November.
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The company added more than 5,000 customers on a trial basis in the quarter, as it migrates database users to the cloud.
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Many analysts anticipate a gradual slowdown in China's underlying growth rate as it migrates from an investment-led to a consumer-led economy.
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Its finest talent migrates abroad to play professionally, notably for the greater salaries paid in England and Spain, and, at one point, Italy.
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Woolf's novel tells of an Elizabethan nobleman and poet who abides through the centuries and migrates from the male gender to the female.
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For half a decade, Bank of America has quietly been preparing for a future in which the world of finance migrates to the blockchain.
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As capital migrates across the world it leaves traces of the eerie, both in its abandoned factories and the new, postmodern forms it takes.
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When performing, she often gathers her long hair in a topknot that slowly migrates to one side or the other as the evening progresses.
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The technological micromoment has become a constant pitfall for authors as our emotional life migrates to platforms with ever-changing protocols and social rites.
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When that's done, the offline phase commences and the computer is unusable while it overwrites old files and migrates user data to the new installation.
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The Pilate narrative is equally dark on the rules: It migrates from one teller to another, from speech to novel inside a novel to dream.
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Basements in older houses can become humid when water vapor from wet soil around and under the house migrates through the foundation wall and slab.
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There's been a dramatic slowdown with factory production in China that could slow the rate at which 5G equipment migrates to the U.S. and elsewhere.
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The book gives the history of major discoveries as well as the latest insights, such as about the North American monarch butterfly, which migrates south.
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"A significant amount of commenting users systematically migrates from commenting exclusively on milder content to commenting on more extreme content," they write in the paper.
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Sunday Routine On weekends, Meredith Rollins, the editor in chief of Redbook, migrates with her family to a three-bedroom gardener's cottage in Litchfield County, Conn.
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Endometriosis is a painful condition that occurs when tissue that normally lines the uterus migrates to other parts of the body - usually the abdomen or pelvis.
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Tech companies make it simple to upgrade to a new operating system by pressing an "update" button, which seamlessly migrates all your apps and data over.
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Every year, the North Atlantic right whale migrates from its breeding grounds off the coasts of Florida and Georgia to the waters of New England and Canada.
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As consumer behaviour migrates towards e-commerce, GFG's well-known consumer platforms, local teams, and fashion-specific operational infrastructure put us at the forefront of this growth opportunity.
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Kumar's book initially leans toward the first sort, but then migrates into the second, becoming more interested in the new world than in the old person exploring it.
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The visage of Nicolaas Rockox, an Antwerp mayor and important van Dyck patron, migrates from a delicate drawing to a small grisaille oil on wood panel to engraving.
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EVERY FEW DAYS, the Canadian architect Omar Gandhi migrates between Toronto, his hometown, and Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia, where he opened his eponymous firm in 23.
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As the world migrates online, Hasbro Chairman and CEO Brian Goldner said his company has taken advantage of new-age trends that are paying off for the legacy toymaker.
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In one scroll you might notice that rook piercings are the new It spot, but what happens if it migrates, you're allergic to your new barbell, or it gets infected?
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And when go90 content migrates to AOL's technology stack in the third quarter of this year, AOL properties will be able to write editorial around go90 shows, Angiolet points out.
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Economic growth has slowed considerably, and while there are vagaries to these indicators, it is clear that China needs to rebuild its economy as it migrates from industrials into services.
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Born in Colombia, Ms. Montoya uses her art to comment on displacement, immigration and community, and she has adopted the monarch butterfly, which migrates great distances, as a powerful symbol.
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You've probably met the mallard — green head, frequents city parks, gobbles up your tossed bread, migrates (generally) and likes water of all kinds but isn't too keen on coastal waters.
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And pretty soon, the local bat population—which migrates up from Mexico in the warmer months—saw all those crevices and decided that they had an awesome new place to live.
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As the earth's temperature warms, species decline and humanity migrates to cities, urban planners are trying to find innovative solutions to bring biodiversity back into the most heavily populated of environments.
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Endometriosis is a condition in which endometrial tissue — the lining of the uterus — migrates outside the uterus and adheres to nearby body parts, such as the fallopian tubes, bladder, or bowels.
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Towards the end of our conversation, the room begins to stir as everyone migrates toward the lunchroom for today's big event: a meeting about the second issue of Creative Growth Magazine.
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Traveling high up at speeds of up to 30 miles per hour, the butterfly migrates from Africa to the Arctic Circle in an annual journey that can take up to six generations.
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It is virtually impossible to absorb all the NBA has to offer, but digestible morsels of information usually find their way into a notebook that migrates between my coffee table and nightstand.
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It's that time of the year when one of the world's most iconic butterflies, the Danaus plexippus, also known as the monarch butterfly, takes to the skies and migrates for the winter.
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"We continue to see opportunity for further upside as the company migrates from a declining print business focused on cost cutting toward a growth company with a substantial digital presence," she wrote.
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Most unexpected: The (adorable!) lined seahorse, a growing population here that migrates hundreds of miles from the continental shelf to use our estuary as a nursery and mating ground in the summer.
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"When someone migrates, it is not only due to the lack of an honorable job, but primarily it is to flee from violence," he told me, echoing an argument of many here.
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This may be small compared with the overall retail economy — which employs almost 16m — but it is likely only the beginning of a broad, accelerating trend as even more shopping migrates online.
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All of it migrates out of the body, out of a tangle of sensations and intuitions, obscure rancor and desires; we hunt racks of ready-made language for words that might fit.
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Related: Guest Column: On Art in the Real-Time Stream Brooklyn's Net Art Scene Migrates to Munich for New Media Art Fair The Third Era of Visual Art is Finally Upon Us
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As it does so, Safran and GE must absorb losses on early LEAP engines and cope with reduced economies of scale on the CFM4003 as production migrates to the new lines, Morris said.
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Once the harem migrates to the Bahamas, Caila joins Ben for a one-on-one date centered around one of his favorite activities: clutching ladies' thighs as he demands to know their feelings.
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And circumstances are forcing him to reexamine a number of elements from the plan Marchionne outlined, including the pace at which Fiat Chrysler migrates from conventional, internal combustion engines to battery-electric technology.
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Lower Regulatory Uncertainty: AIS faces less regulatory risk as the company migrates its operations and subscribers to the licence regime, which has a clearer regulatory, policy and legal framework compared with the concession system.
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Reduced Regulatory Uncertainty: We believe AIS will face less regulatory risk as it migrates operations and users to the licence regime that has a clearer policy and legal framework than the previous concession system.
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The vast majority of non-food retailers attract a distressed EV/EBITDA multiple of 23530x and unlike many other sectors this multiple tends not to decline as a credit migrates down the rating scale.
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And as the world migrates online, Hasbro Chairman and CEO Brian Goldner told Cramer on Monday that his company has taken advantage of new-age trends that are paying off for the legacy toymaker.
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The card brands' operating rules have resulted in the launch of confusing screens at the point of sale asking a customer to choose Visa debit or US Debit when a merchant migrates to EMV.
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Come for the live music, which migrates to the courtyard in warmer months and ranges from jazz jam-sessions and Italian hip-hop to the theatrical song-and-prose performance known as teatro-canzone.
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When the sun slants through a bay of small arched windows in the morning, it casts the room in a nearly identical chiaroscuro, which migrates into the dining and living rooms throughout the afternoon.
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That happens twice — first as the sun is climbing toward the solstice in late May, and then for a second time after the solstice, as the sun migrates back toward the south in early July.
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While AOL is no longer a top email client, the AOL email brand still houses millions of users' data, and is seeing spikes as Verizon migrates its email clients to AOL ahead of the merger.
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Remarkable scene playing out on the Senate floor as Kennedy (not voted yet) migrates from a huddle of privacy hawks to huddling with GOP leadership over ending debate on FISA as vote stuck at 58.
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Currently, the second longest flight of any animals belongs to the alpine swift, which flies for six months at a time and is a different species of swift that migrates much farther south in Africa.
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While unlocking value for shareholders, a demerger would make Fairfax more reliant on newspapers in structural decline, as advertising migrates online and foreign rivals like The New York Times boost their online presence in Australia.
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Verizon has confirmed that it will no longer activate 3G-only phones on its CDMA network ahead of a 2019 shutdown as the telecom migrates nearly all of its traffic over to its 4G LTE network.
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But not too permanent; tattoos inevitably deteriorate over the years, as the ink migrates or breaks down and the skin loses some of its tautness, slowly melting the design into a smeared photocopy of the original.
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If even two-thirds of Ninja's Twitch following migrates to Mixer — 10 million viewers total — that would mean an automatic transfer of about 142.5 million hours watched per quarter, assuming the same daily average time spent.
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The monarch is the only butterfly that migrates thousands of miles the way birds do, wintering in Mexico and traveling — through successive generations in a single season — as far north as Canada before heading south again.
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This means that U.S. soybean demand has been disproportionately reliant on China's appetite for soybeans, and this somewhat exposes the domestic market to a possible letdown if China's business slows or migrates south of the equator.
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Because over 95 percent of the population migrates en masse to a few patches of Mexican forest, each smaller than half a football field, a single storm or heat stroke could effectively kill off the population.
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The green of the loden cape, now freighted with this familial rupture, subtly migrates across the novel before alighting, in the final chapter, upon the narrator's moving remembrance of the green eyes of a departed loved one.
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This is perhaps a better fit for EA than anyone else, given the company's focus on annual or biennial series like FIFA, Madden, and Battlefield where the majority of the player base migrates to each new release.
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So the arsenal plane moves combat activities (like shooting at people) out of harm's way into relative safety, while the stealthy tanker drone takes non-combat support activities (like refueling aircraft) and migrates those far into hostile airspace.
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If someone had said to me that lung cancer migrates to the spine, and then to the brain, I would have been more tuned into this level 10 pain that I was experiencing, but I didn't know that.
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Like cowboys of yore, he too migrates—from Washington, where he is part-owner of a rare-book shop, to north central Texas, where he has a ranch near his boyhood home, to Hollywood, where he writes screenplays.
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The conceit isn't without precedent: In interviews, Riker has cited Robert Montgomery Bird's "Sheppard Lee, Written by Himself," a novel published in 1836 in which the main character migrates between bodies, learning lessons about pre-Civil War America.
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During fetal development, blood cells are born in the liver, and though that task later migrates to the bone marrow, the liver never loses its taste for the bodywide biochemical gossip that only the circulatory system can bring.
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The butterfly population, which migrates seasonally from North America to warmer climes in Mexico, is measured when it hits Mexico — not by the number of butterflies, but rather by the total area of land that the wintering population covers.
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The bias migrates to these other spaces, and especially if we haven't really dealt with the issue — and we don't want to talk about race, we don't want to talk about bias — it can emerge in these other spaces.
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A wall would prevent water from flowing across the Mexican border, and there is also wildlife that migrates across the border, including the endangered ocelot, also known as a dwarf leopard, located in south Texas and northern Mexico, she said.
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Fitch's credit analysis assumes the securitised portfolio migrates to the worst product mix permitted by the transaction covenants during the revolving period, which implies a maximum concentration of 20%, 20% and 35% on used car loans, leases and corporates, respectively.
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Under high strain, you can hear the fans pushing hot air from the sides and back, but heat never migrates to the palm rest — at most, the function row at the top of the keyboard gets warm to the touch.
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"This entire biomass migrates to different areas, on the land, in the forests, in the meadows, in the rivers themselves, and it shapes the ecosystem," said Yevgeny G. Lobkov, a jovial, goateed professor of biology at Kamchatka State Technical University.
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"That's exactly what people are envisioning: a larger category of problems can be done on a single chip, and over time that migrates into something very portable," said Addison Snell, CEO of Intersect360 Research, an industry analyst that tracks high-performance computing.
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Shuttered shopping malls and struggling department stores are the most visible example of what analysts have termed "the Amazon effect", as spending migrates from bricks-and-mortar shops to the online realm dominated by the likes of Jeff Bezos's internet retailing giant.
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"Unexploded or deflagrated RDX does not degrade in soil and, because of its solubility in water, migrates easily to groundwater and off military property," the report says, referring to Research Department Formula X, a powerful and very common explosive developed during WWII.
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They're now trying similar strategies all over the country, as Trump migrates from rally to rally saying increasingly outrageous things that appear to have been written by Breitbart SEO specialists, full of words like riot and crime and illegals and sanctuary cities and MS-13.
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And if this sounds interesting to you but you've already been publishing on WordPress or Medium, Verst is also introducing a tool that ingests your existing site in minutes and migrates it over to a Verst blog — so it should be relatively painless to switch over.
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When I say later innings I don't want to suggest that it's not going to be an extra inning game when it comes to the channel business, but I think that's a mature business, and consolidation is ahead and necessary as a consumer migrates to a different form of television consumption.
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"Other scenes in &aposAmerican Dirt&apos also bear significant similarity to Urrea&aposs work, and to that of Sonia Nazario, whose 2006 narrative nonfiction book, &aposEnrique&aposs Journey,&apos tells the story of a boy who migrates from Honduras to the United States atop the freight train known as La Bestia," Schmidt wrote.
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The exodus from the Women's March, on the other hand, is an attempt to get out ahead of a problem before it becomes worse — before anti-Semitism migrates from the left-wing fringe to the center, before the party starts getting its own versions of Jeremy Corbyn in positions of real influence.
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As Pein migrates from the Hacker Condo to, eventually, a literal tent ($35 a day on Airbnb), he passes through lurid publicity parties for companies like Nerdwallet, which raised $64 million in its first round of fund-raising and makes money from advertising and referral fees earned when it steers users toward certain loans or insurance policies.
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"As commerce migrates online, the winners will be those with access to advanced tech and logistics platforms," said Peel Hunt analysts, affirming their buy rating on the stock "Ocado's proprietary technology provides better customer service, higher efficiency, greater margin potential, and is now being licensed to third parties across the globe as a pick and shovel play on ecommerce," they added.
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But now the administration has concocted a third justification that is far more insidious because it migrates from the realm of fantastical conspiracy theories to something more complex, facially plausible, and contiguous with Trump's stated purpose: to shift public scrutiny away from his campaign's complicity in Russian election interference, and toward his unsubstantiated counterclaim that the Russia story is fake and driven by illegal, selective, and politically motivated leaking of classified intelligence.
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It's not clear from Blass's image how thin the LG V50 ThinQ might be or whether it'll still have a 3.5mm headphone jack, but we can see a few notable features nonetheless — while the inclusion of a rear fingerprint divot might be disappointing for those who are hoping LG migrates to in-display fingerprint sensors, it's impressive to see that LG may have managed to cram the LG V40's three rear cameras — wide angle, normal, and telephoto zoom — into a package that lays flat instead of bulging out the back of the phone.
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