The Pelicans' role players also will have to get used to fewer touches and a more ancillary offensive role.
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To mitigate cost pressures, the group said it is driving more ancillary sales and ensuring better performance by all associate airlines.
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There are other people doing more ancillary jobs on it and then there are people that are doing other projects on it.
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But 4,300 miles away, in Philadelphia, he's still evolving, learning, and, behind Ben Simmons, Joel Embiid, and Markelle Fultz, more ancillary than essential.
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Beyond actual marijuana production and sales, more ancillary businesses are emerging, including security, insurance and e-commerce companies that support the entire supply chain.
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Instead of playing down these contradictions, or Rogue One's more ancillary impact in the grand scheme of Star Wars, the film seems to embrace its role.
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If Samsung can continue to invest in the platform and court developers with sophisticated tools, they may have better luck in gaining third-party integrations that feel more ancillary.
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Airlines are reaping the rewards of more efficient schedules and the industry's successful move toward adding more ancillary — or extra — fees, for everything from seat assignments to baggage to soda.
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Now, more ancillary disputes are occupying deal-makers as they work to strike a compromise, despite lingering pet requests from McConnell, Senate Appropriations Chairman Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) and the president himself.
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As flexibility becomes more important, they can bid to provide more ancillary services, such as natural-gas plants that ramp up and down quickly, demand-response pricing to reduce peak consumption, and battery storage.
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Park also noted that he plans to bring more ancillary services to the site that maybe help homeowners connect with the right pros, a model that's working quite well for the likes of Houzz.
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I guess as I find my routine and less of my mental bandwidth is needed for cobbling together allowable meals and staving off temptation, the whole project will feel less like the focus of my life and more ancillary.
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The group, which includes alumni from the 2016 campaigns of both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, found that on Trump's conduct, Democrats focus more on the general chaos around the White House, not on more ancillary issues like the way Trump uses his time.
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So the core business is still doing astonishingly well, giving Google enough capital to make these kinds of long-term hardware investments that bank on an increasingly symbiotic relationship between the smart home and AI. But as we can see from these new numbers — a rare insight into one of Google's more ancillary businesses — it's clear the battle against a company as big and formidable as Amazon costs quite a lot.
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Recent additions have turned it into a 22-story hospital and one of the largest medical centers in Tijuana. Excel hospital continues to grow and is currently under construction adding 34 stories for parking, doctors offices and more ancillary services for the medical community.
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Pic itself, which bombed on South Korean release in March, is more ancillary or film week fare." Lee Hyo-won of The Korea Times reviewed the film saying, "Soo is a memorable film. In Korean, "soo" means water, the very essence of life. Throughout the film Soo seeks to free his brother from "han" or spiteful grudge, as well as his own soul from staggering guilt.
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Section 20 of the Architects Act 1997 mentions "architecture" (subsection (3)(b)) and the "services" of a person enrolled under the Act (subsection (5)). These are not defined by the Act, and it is quite obvious that Parliament has not delegated to the Board the power to define them. In practice, as technology and the building process continue to evolve new specialisms, the concept of architecture can be seen as becoming ever more fluid, extensive and comprehensive, and at the same time becoming narrower while ever more ancillary specialities are identified.
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In order to implement demand response systems, coordination of large numbers of distributed resources through sensors, actuators, and communications protocols becomes necessary. To be effective, the devices need to be economical, robust, and yet still effective at managing their tasks of control. In addition, effective controls requires a strong capability to coordinate large networks of devices, managing and optimizing these distributed systems both from economic and security standpoints. In addition, the increased presence of variable renewable generation drives a greater need for authorities to procure more ancillary services for grid balance.
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Though originally intended to be a two-lane single-bore system catering specifically to HGV traffic, the Port Tunnel was built to motorway standard as two separate tunnels to cater for all traffic (although HGV traffic is not tolled). The tunnels are deeper than originally planned to reduce disturbance to residential areas, and were built one kilometre longer and with more ancillary works to facilitate this. Since February 2007, 5-axle vehicles are prohibited from travelling within the city centre cordon between 7:00 and 19:00 Monday to Sunday (unless the vehicle has obtained a valid permit for necessary deliveries from the Dublin City Council HGV website).
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Eastern gable ends of the main roof feature a rectangular gable vent with stone lintel and sill. The platform (north) elevation of the building retains its original fenestration with some modifications to the central window and two door openings. Changes include conversion of the central window with sidelights into a ticket window with aluminium frames and frosted glass to sidelights, the adjoining door opening to the west has also been converted into a ticket window with roller shutter, and the door to the eastern room has been replaced. The three-storey rear (south) elevation of the building presents a secondary and more ancillary elevation with all original window and door openings clearly visible, some bricked in and some converted into smaller window openings.
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For each substance, Cooper and Sivin first analyzed the Bencao gangmu information about drug preparation and use, and then commented on the known chemical composition of the human drug and other ingredients in the prescriptions. Cooper & Sivin (1973: 259-60, Table 8.1) applied the criteria of clinical pharmacology to analyze the possible medicinal value of the Bencao gangmu pharmacopeia's human drug prescriptions for 66 diseases, 58 (88%) of which prescribe one or more ancillary ingredients. Fifty (76%) diseases treated would not have been relieved strictly by known properties of the prescription constituents or their combinations, and the other sixteen (24%) diseases might possibly be benefited from the human drug, another ingredient, or their synergistic combination. These 24% conceivably beneficial human drug prescriptions can be divided into positive and possible types. First, positive specific benefits for the ailments could come from effects of three (5%) human drug prescriptions alone (all for human blood, e.g., 52.17.3 drink blood mixed with water for internal hemorrhage from wounds, Cooper & Sivin 1973: 241), two (3%) ancillary ingredients alone (52.15.11 [not breast milk but] desiccant tung oil is "miraculously effective" for calf sores, 1973: 233).
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