Read also said that new human pathogens including viruses and bacteria are emerging more rapidly, and spreading more rapidly, now than they did decades ago.
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He seems to age more rapidly than a normal human.
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Today, however, feminist aims seem to be evolving more rapidly.
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Japan's population is ageing more rapidly than any other country's.
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That is when consumer prices start to rise more rapidly.
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The mud came more rapidly and strongly than anyone predicted.
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Duties would come down more rapidly for some car components.
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Solar capacity continues to expand far more rapidly than forecasts predicted.
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"Climates have changed actually more rapidly than anticipated," he says now.
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Interest in QR codes has grown more rapidly following Apple's launch.
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"We need to move more rapidly," said Mr. Boling of Southwestern.
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Altogether, these reforms would free our economy to grow more rapidly.
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Flashing the light more rapidly caused the robot to swim faster.
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Bump stocks are devices used to make guns fire more rapidly.
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Without that protection, the land would be heating much more rapidly.
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Without those protections, the land would be heating much more rapidly.
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Carbon's machines also print more rapidly than other additive manufacturing systems.
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They can also scale their businesses much more rapidly, Cramer said.
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The move could enable Iran to develop a nuclear bomb more rapidly.
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"Getting wage growth up more rapidly is the key thing," he said.
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The Arctic is warming more rapidly than other parts of the world.
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Supercapacitors take in and release energy much more rapidly than batteries can.
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Other digital currencies, such as ripple and ethereum, leaped even more rapidly.
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Without this insurance, my illness would progress more rapidly, until I died.
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Christianity grew more rapidly than ever in the aftermath of this trial.
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Concerns are growing as Beijing's influence has grown more rapidly than anyone anticipated.
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Overtime, this could lead to more rapidly rising premiums and fewer people covered.
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That said, heavy rains and flood cause these diseases to spread more rapidly.
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The case has indeed progressed more rapidly than Trump's legal battles with Congress.
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In order to scale more rapidly, the company doesn't handle real estate itself.
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Unfortunately, the data shows that they are warming more rapidly than researchers thought.
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New Sentinel-22015 data today continues to show the rift opening more rapidly.
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With its smaller size and manufacturing costs, we can make vehicles more rapidly.
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AI could also help direct scientists to the most promising discoveries more rapidly.
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When a new outbreak occurs, fear spreads even more rapidly than the virus.
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The researchers found that pessimists' health deteriorated far more rapidly as they aged.
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Clearly, our ideas about goodness change more rapidly than our judgments about art.
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Valuations are going up more rapidly that what we've seen in the past.
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"I feel my decline more rapidly right now," Sandy has said many times.
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Languages evolve much more rapidly when there are native speakers of that language.
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That is, long-end rates have dropped more rapidly than front-end rates.
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Is it a step that might bring this to an end more rapidly?
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We're overwhelmed, and overstimulated, and over adapting way more rapidly than we can.
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Perhaps, as Ernaux's book suggests, changes in attitude occur more rapidly in France.
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I had booked the trip weeks ago, before coronavirus began spreading more rapidly.
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Bump stocks are attachments that allow semiautomatic weapons to be fired more rapidly.
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The universe seems to be expanding far more rapidly than it should be.
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Summer sea ice has dwindled even more rapidly, by 13.2 percent per decade.
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Uber's expertise in pushing into new cities could help Jump expand even more rapidly.
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Hurricanes intensify more rapidly; wildfires grow larger and more threatening; rainfall is more intense.
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Over time, Xiaomi's Internet service revenue will grow more rapidly than most people think.
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P&G has been raising prices more rapidly to offset the stronger dollar's impact.
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We could see it independently of industry and act on it much more rapidly.
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"The changes, if anything, are happening more rapidly than predicted," Meier told Tech Insider.
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With cost of disasters mounting ever more rapidly, there is no time to waste.
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That analysis also found that Mueller's investigation is accelerating more rapidly than previous inquiries.
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Faster rate hikes than currently planned would cut reinvestments more rapidly, and vice versa.
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And it is changing more rapidly than at any time in millions of years.
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Some are investing in digital companies to help more rapidly adjust to changing consumers.
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Analysts fear a repeat of 2008 Economists are cutting their forecasts even more rapidly.
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Catch up quick... Turkey has advanced farther and more rapidly than the U.S. anticipated.
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Electric vehicle sales are expected to grow more rapidly over the next 10 years.
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Elagolix is a pill whose effects appear and fade much more rapidly and predictably.
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The controller should flash more rapidly for a moment, then display a continuous light.
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Bump stocks are used to modify semi-automatic weapons so they fire more rapidly.
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"The thickness is decreasing as rapidly or more rapidly than the extent," he said.
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It also pushes big auto companies to more rapidly and enthusiastically embrace electric vehicles.
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Next year, Ogwumike will strengthen a team that is maturing more rapidly than expected.
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The universe: It seems to be expanding far more rapidly than it should be.
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The concern is especially serious as no-excuses schools expand more and more rapidly.
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In thinking about growth, it is only logical to focus on the record of GDP per adult, since if the adult population of a country rises more rapidly one should expect its GDP to rise more rapidly without any improvement in productivity.
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Nope: In fact, solar power was growing more rapidly in small and medium population areas.
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All planets will cool, and those with efficient plate tectonic convection will cool more rapidly.
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More rapidly than anyone expected, Washington is staggering toward a state of total partisan war.
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Banco do Brasil is also trying to cater more rapidly to more customers going digital.
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Twitter said last month that it had begun wiping out bad accounts far more rapidly.
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According to Levenson, Fentanyl is absorbed into the body much more rapidly than natural opiates.
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This year, for whatever reason, Theron's been changing her look more rapidly than ever before.
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SPT2349 shows us it happened much more rapidly and explosively than simulations or theory suggested.
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As land ice melts more rapidly, it is raising sea levels, threatening coastal cities worldwide.
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Wind and solar are smaller, at about 8 percent, but they're growing much more rapidly.
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Both auto manufacturers and tech companies are attacking these pain points more rapidly of late.
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In the past 10 years, however, that has changed more rapidly with every TV season.
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Bump-fire stocks allow semi-automatic weapons to fire much more rapidly, mimicking automatic fire.
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Clinton (his environmental plans would phase out coal more rapidly) than about the state's demographics.
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Rising confidence combined with more rapidly rising costs does pose a conundrum for policy-makers.
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Has the age of smoking initiation come down more rapidly for women than for men?
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Avoid alcohol and caffeine, because they can cause your body to lose heat more rapidly.
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In recent months, bank stock prices have fallen more rapidly than the larger market indexes.
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"Decisions will move more rapidly than they were ... [but] that doesn't mean approvals," he said.
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The Telegraph said beer-drinking in pubs has declined even more rapidly than home consumption.
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Since then, prices have been falling more rapidly than expected, hurting Perrigo's generic-drug business.
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Unlike SARS, however, the novel coronavirus spreads much more rapidly and causes less severe symptoms.
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It will eliminate some jobs rather more rapidly than we know how to deal with.
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A new study suggests the oceans have been warming more rapidly than scientists previously thought.
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The more rapidly it rises, the more concerned investors are about owning risky assets like stocks.
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Studies suggest that the adoption of robots is greater in countries which are ageing more rapidly.
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This transformation would be repeated, more rapidly and often more disastrously, in one country after another.
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Because insurance payments can arrive more rapidly than international aid, they can save lives, experts said.
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He moved between hideouts every 20 days and between his wife and mistresses more rapidly still.
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And suicides are increasing more rapidly in states that already have high rates, deepening the disparities.
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They do carry risk, as shale producers can get more volatile if prices move more rapidly.
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The occupational mix in the economy places greater demands on people because it's changing more rapidly.
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"It is basically evaluating the potential, maybe, for that player to expand more rapidly," he said.
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These are the ones that will reproduce more rapidly, creating the situation we are now in.
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The Trump administration did ban bump stocks, which allow semiautomatic weapons to fire much more rapidly.
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That's an important shift, and could well explain why wages are not going up more rapidly.
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WE WILL DEAL WITH THE REQUESTS EVEN MORE RAPIDLY HAD CONGRESS APPROPRIATED THE MONEY WE REQUESTED.
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We live in an ever-changing world, and it is happening more rapidly than ever before.
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Hatchlings spawn as small as three millimeters and grow much more rapidly than most other fish.
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It also addressed concerns about security by doubling the control points to move lines more rapidly.
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"The USD has fallen even more rapidly than we anticipated," Grace said in a note today.
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And so newspaper ad revenue is likely to decline even more rapidly than its audience does.
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It also makes it possible to respond to needs far more rapidly than in the past.
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The virus will serve as another reminder for companies to more rapidly diversify their supply chains.
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Stocks plummeted around the world as the coronavirus began to expand more rapidly outside of China.
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Apprehending more people increases the supply of detainees, while deporting them more rapidly reduces that supply.
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Property crime declined even more rapidly, to 2,362.2 crimes per 100,21625 residents, a 2900 percent decrease.
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This causes pectin — the polysaccharide glue that holds plant cells together — to break down more rapidly.
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Sometimes U.S. border authorities allow individuals considered vulnerable, such as unaccompanied minors, be processed more rapidly.
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New York (CNN Business)The plant-based protein trend is growing more rapidly than most people anticipated.
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But occasionally you will get shoots you can nurture and then grow more rapidly if circumstances change.
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Muscle strength declines even more rapidly — slipping about 15 percent per decade, starting at around age 50.
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Fitch anticipates these levels will increase more rapidly following recent developments around BC Hydro's Site C project.
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So technological innovations from the frontier are spreading more rapidly across countries than they are within them.
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Derek Langone, Xebia's CEO says they raised the money out of a desire to expand more rapidly.
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On the one hand they are able to master material sooner and more rapidly than their peers.
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Dolly's death prompted concern that cloned animals age more rapidly, or less healthily, than sheep born naturally.
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Mr Kelly may be able to patch up ties with the Pentagon more rapidly than Mr Priebus.
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Since 2000, employment of college grads has grown more rapidly in low-earning than high-earning jobs.
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MARRIAGE idealises permanence, and yet it is changing more rapidly than at any time in its history.
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This streamlining, the official said, will allow decisions to be made more rapidly and with greater flexibility.
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Resistance is already high and projected to grow even more rapidly in low- and middle-income countries.
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Having a more open platform will allow the electronics and software to be upgraded much more rapidly.
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And the app uses 3D Touch, which lets you press hard to more rapidly zoom your shot.
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Soon enough, it will start ageing more rapidly but its urban workforce has much scope to grow.
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He said America's military advantage is being "eroded" as other major superpowers adopted new advances more rapidly.
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"We have the ability now to more rapidly adjust our staffing at the airports," Mr. Rasicot said.
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Yet, even with that population depleted, the cells around the wounds began dividing more rapidly than usual.
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She had a medical condition that was deteriorating much more rapidly than expected because of her pregnancy.
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The challenge in a more rapidly changing world is that knowledge stocks depreciate at an accelerating rate.
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That is precisely why service has grown much more rapidly in the outer sections of the city.
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It's an attempt, Executive Director Alex Amouyel explained, to respond more rapidly to big issues facing humanity.
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The increase in infections, and deaths, would occur far more rapidly with an even shorter doubling time.
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He also emphasized that the e-tron is designed to recharge more rapidly than rival electric vehicles.
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Ancel Meyers: The earlier you enact these measures, the more rapidly you can reduce the transmission rate.
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He said that the costs of wind and solar technology had fallen much more rapidly than anticipated.
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Following the oil shocks, global oil consumption grew more slowly while non-OPEC production rose more rapidly.
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Or should it be reduced further to free up more cash flow to reduce debt more rapidly?
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"If you develop an understanding of the commonalities of those, you can respond more rapidly," he said.
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You will know if the controller is searching for the Adapter once the controller flashes more rapidly.
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In the last year, Twitter has worked to more rapidly take down terrorist accounts and ban members.
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The U.S. is moving more rapidly toward a future in which whites are no longer a majority.
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It stands to reason that prices will move more rapidly in a volatile environment where sellers outnumber buyers.
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Plants that have experienced damage remember those experiences and respond more rapidly and more strongly to subsequent attacks.
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Under Oath, Tumblr has been cleaning up its platform more rapidly than it had done in previous years.
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Businesses which use intangible assets can grow more rapidly, and to greater sizes, than those using tangible ones.
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"With GM and Lyft working together, we believe we can successfully implement this vision more rapidly," Amman said.
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Several chains are using kiosks and other technology that allow orders to be placed more rapidly and efficiently.
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" He said the cost of health care is rising "more rapidly than we can pay as a nation.
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Under the new IRP, nuclear power output would rise more rapidly by 13,385 MW between 2037 and 2050.
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Deploying new uranium-based nuclear reactors would likely happen much more rapidly and at a substantially lower cost.
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Northern states had grown far more rapidly than the South in population, which gave them increasing political power.
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The Arctic, which is warming more rapidly than other parts of the world, experienced extraordinary conditions last year.
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As demand for online grocery services grows, more retailers could turn to automation to fulfill orders more rapidly.
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There are new rules, and those who figure and factor these rules more rapidly and completely will outperform.
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But until wages begin rising more rapidly, many workers may be content to stay put, according to Naroff.
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Plus, hurricanes are expected to intensify more rapidly in a warming world, making them more difficult to forecast.
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But is that a comparison where I could say that Workday's growing so much more rapidly than you?
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Most industries, however, have embraced the idea — none more rapidly than the finance, insurance and real estate industries.
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We never have and never will sell bump stocks that allow semi-automatic weapons to fire more rapidly.
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This will likely cause the number of known exoplanets to increase far more rapidly than it has before.
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Well, people move on more rapidly than any other time that you and I have ever lived. Right.
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And interest payments increase even more rapidly as rates continue to rise… which is exactly what's happening now.
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"Demand is weakening much more rapidly than we had expected," Morgan Stanley analysts said in a note on Wednesday.
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Moreover, Figma's home on the web allows for the product to evolve more rapidly and in tune with customers.
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Industrial activity has been declining more rapidly as a share of the interior's economy than of the south coast's.
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But Gone wanted to expand more rapidly than the Concierge model would allow, which gave birth to Gone Lite.
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New research suggests this practice does the opposite of what's intended, causing the disease to spread even more rapidly.
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"The adolescent brain is uniquely sensitive to nicotine and becomes addicted more rapidly and at lower concentrations," Winickoff says.
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"Major Sun Belt metros are starting to grow more rapidly," said William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institute.
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"So it makes it more difficult for the central bank to more rapidly to ease monetary policy," he added.
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Because blackened snow absorbs more sunlight, the deposits can cause glaciers to melt more rapidly than they otherwise would.
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He added that some measures might be applied more rapidly, such as the freezing of assets of suspected militants.
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Twelve of the firearms had bump stocks -- legal accessories for rifles that enable them to be fired more rapidly.
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One big fear is that the Federal Reserve is raising interest rates more rapidly than the economy can handle.
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Scientists say it is unclear why mountain ranges may be warming more rapidly than other parts of the planet.
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The perpetrator of the massacre used bump stocks to more rapidly fire rounds into a crowd of concert-goers.
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Efforts to pass legislation to ban the devices, which enable semi-automatic devices to fire more rapidly, have stalled.
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We don't know whether the treatments mean eggs are dying off more rapidly than if you weren't on hormones.
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"You will be more impaired, with a smaller amount," he said, which can lead more rapidly to alcohol poisoning.
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The new system will force lenders to identify and tackle any stressed-asset accounts more rapidly, the regulator said.
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Median income had grown more rapidly in previous years, by 5.2 percent in 14.23 and 3.2 percent in 2016.
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The Commission also said paperwork for transport workers should be reduced to enable them to cross borders more rapidly.
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Our industry is changing more rapidly than ever before and companies must be ready to react at digital speed.
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And when the s100a10 gene was put into overdrive, calcium deposits increased and the engineered cells mineralized more rapidly.
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The Commission also said paperwork for transport workers should be reduced to enable them to cross borders more rapidly.
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And it carried the danger of flooding doctors' offices with flu patients, and thus spreading the disease more rapidly.
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Bump stocks, devices that allow semi-automatic weapons to fire more rapidly, were used in the Las Vegas shooting.
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"The average item at Costco turns through the warehouse multiple times more rapidly than at other retailers," Campbell said.
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Larger construction projects are trickier to secure upfront financing for, and costs escalate more rapidly when there are delays.
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And this number could grow even more rapidly if the startup can convince potential customers living in other European countries.
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He also believes that this will cut down time for drug trials, and bring medicines to the market more rapidly.
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They age much more rapidly in their first year of life than we do, reaching sexual maturity around age one.
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Shrink an object or bearded humanoid's mass, and it can accelerate more rapidly, according to Newton's second law of motion.
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"Wind increases the supply of oxygen which results in the fire burning more rapidly," Cal Fire spokeswoman Mary Eldridge said.
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"Wind increases the supply of oxygen which results in the fire burning more rapidly," CAL FIRE spokeswoman Mary Eldridge said.
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"We can't tackle climate change ... unless food companies more rapidly diversify their protein portfolios away from animal agriculture," Coller said.
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At the same time, it dilutes and more rapidly clears any toxins that may have been ingested with the food.
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If you grab your bike and your heart start beating more rapidly, your Apple Watch will track your workout automatically.
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Trump in December ordered a ban on bump stocks, devices that allow semi-automatic weapons to fire much more rapidly.
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Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren, however, said the Fed was set to increase rates more rapidly than investors currently expected.
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A rapid large buildup cannot occur quickly enough to deter the much more rapidly growing nuclear program from North Korea.
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The device, which allows a semi-automatic weapon to be fired much more rapidly, was used in the mass shooting.
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As a result, high earners pay down their debt more rapidly than they would in a system of flat repayments.
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The percentages of minority groups and young people in most of the swing states is rising more rapidly than elsewhere.
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Like the previous studies, the new results showed that the universe is expanding more rapidly than the standard model predicts.
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Beijing also reportedly wanted the Trump administration to lift its current tariff scheme much more rapidly than the US wanted.
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The frequencies employed in 26G are higher than those of past cellphones, allowing more information to be relayed more rapidly.
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Scientists say the world's oceans are heating up far, far more rapidly — 220 percent faster on average — than previously thought.
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The next round of social distancing will be activated more rapidly, because officials — and the public — will be more prepared.
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The next round of social distancing will be activated more rapidly, because officials — and the public — will be more prepared.
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She decided she wanted to focus on the region, which is warming more rapidly than other parts of the planet.
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But global alarm — and attendant questions about the Olympics — has grown as the virus has spread more rapidly outside China.
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"At the very least, a cell in every hand has helped bystanders activate emergency medical services more rapidly," Plante added.
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But election season — a time when legislative success is usually hard to achieve — will come more rapidly than they like.
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So Anders repeatedly buries me deep, making me run faster and lunge harder and twist more rapidly than anyone else.
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Hutton is showing off his own smarts, too: by learning the vocabulary of his family more rapidly than they could've imagined.
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Kellogg has focused more on protein bars, nut spreads and other food products that are growing more rapidly than packaged cereal.
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However, the return of hot, dry wind was expected later Wednesday, prompting concern that the flames could again spread more rapidly.
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The rule banning the devices, which allow semiautomatic weapons to fire more rapidly, is already being challenged by guns rights activists.
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This makes that a little easier because R&D spending has been increasing more rapidly than the economy as a whole.
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For the next 200 days, the star dimmed more rapidly, its total stellar flux dropping by 2 percent before leveling off.
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The propaganda and fearmongering we're seeing isn't new, but powerful tools are spreading it farther and more rapidly than ever before.
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And among the surging number of Democrats who identify as ideologically liberal, support for abortion rights is growing even more rapidly.
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In many cases, the exact technical details of security change more rapidly than any one prescriptive law would keep up with.
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"The groundwork for the establishment of cooperative banking groups must be laid more rapidly," he told the Assiom-Forex banking conference.
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In order to remain dominant, the United States needs to embrace and adopt emerging space capabilities more rapidly, efficiently, and effectively.
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Another difference is that whereas the shift from agriculture to industry typically took decades, software can be deployed much more rapidly.
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One of the big fears is that the Federal Reserve is raising interest rates more rapidly than the economy can handle.
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" The least revealing tale may involve working on Bill Clinton's memoirs: "I never encountered a mind that grasped things more rapidly. . . .
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Yet cancer cells "grow much more rapidly than normal cells, and yeast actually grows the fastest when they ferment," he noted.
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BUT WE NOW HAVE GOTTEN TO THE POINT WHERE WE'RE PROCESSING THINGS MORE RAPIDLY THAN THE INFLOW OF NEW EXCLUSION REQUESTS.
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Also: The group endorsed a ban on bump stocks, which are mechanisms that allow semi-automatic rifles to fire more rapidly.
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In the years since, data has shown that both Greenland and Antarctica have been shedding ice far more rapidly than anticipated.
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"The benefits (against these other cancers) persists for one to two decades," he said, while breast cancer risk declines more rapidly.
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They show that the forces that drive these rare and violent events can move much more rapidly than volcanologists previously anticipated.
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That would help bolster households so they would be able to more rapidly resume their old spending patterns when businesses reopened.
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Can we learn from it how to disseminate news that is factual, maybe even good, more rapidly than falsehoods can spread?
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And Tesla expects to boost production even more rapidly over the next two years as it starts shipping out Model 3s.
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Therefore, healthier patients — those who require less care and are discharged more rapidly — also tend to room with relatively healthier patients.
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Scientists are also conducting crucial research to help develop a vaccine, diagnose cases more rapidly and develop public health containment strategies.
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Those consuming the cherry juice reported less soreness than the non juice-drinkers, and their pain peaked and declined more rapidly.
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He called it an "important" step and said, "hopefully this is going to help" people get their requests fulfilled more rapidly.
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She said expenditures on Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security will grow more rapidly than tax revenues as the U.S. population ages.
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And he wants the legislature to ban bump stocks, the modification that allows a semi-automatic weapon to shoot more rapidly.
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The science is becoming so much more compelling, the damages are occurring so much more rapidly than we would have anticipated.
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Females indeed appear to be more sensitive to cannabinoids and to escalate more rapidly from trying cannabis to the point of addiction.
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The Bank swiftly had to abandon a guideline linked to falling unemployment as the jobless rate sank much more rapidly than expected.
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Their new findings show that this shift in response to vanishing ice can take place much more rapidly, over centuries or decades.
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They would give the economy a short-term boost, in part by encouraging the central bank to reduce interest rates more rapidly.
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Many AI firms got going only a year or two ago, but plenty have been progressing more rapidly than their Western counterparts.
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The high level of indexation of wages and contracts in Brazil prevents inflation from slowing more rapidly in a recession, economists say.
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When these objects combine, they start to spin around each other more and more rapidly before finally merging in an explosive force.
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What the authors reported was that both adults and children were able to identify images of snakes more rapidly than other objects.
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The larger, more rapidly growing services sector was likely to provide a source of resilience," he said Monday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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The CDC will be bolstering state and local STD programs and introducing laboratory tools and services to more rapidly respond to outbreaks.
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In 2012, a large storm in August helped break up the slushy sea ice and cause it to melt even more rapidly.
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"If so, the committee might then need to tighten policy more rapidly, thereby posing risks to continued economic expansion," the minutes said.
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Technology was evolving more rapidly than it ever had before, and people were developing precursors to the devices we carry around today.
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She's an artificial being that's evolving more rapidly than her creators can comprehend, and she's not responding to continued confinement very well.
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There is no doubt that Ngannou is improving fast, but the UFC is working him towards the title shot even more rapidly.
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Sheriff Essick added that the Tubbs fire spread far more rapidly than the Kincade fire, meaning it is not an even comparison.
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Parker said other positives are that inflation is relatively contained, so the Fed won't be pushed to hike interest rates more rapidly.
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In general, however, scientists know that the Arctic is changing more rapidly because of climate change than other parts of the world.
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Steps show on an LCD and the activity is indicated by a light that blinks more rapidly as (theoretically) the child exercises.
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"We must move faster to address the more rapidly changing preferences and needs of our customers," Johnson said in a statement Tuesday.
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Rather than having to build core services from the ground up, companies can more rapidly develop new products and services for customers.
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American social upheaval was in full swing by 1972, and what Americans liked to eat was changing much more rapidly than before.
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Artificial intelligence and machine learning come into play here as a way to do this much more rapidly and effectively than humans.
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COVID-19 cases surpassed 0003,000 worldwide on Tuesday, while U.S. cases topped 50,000 as the virus spreads more rapidly across the world.
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They said delays in getting approval from regulators to build hospitals in Nigeria and Pakistan prevented Abraaj from deploying funds more rapidly.
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This growth by leaps and bounds means that the political weight of cities is increasing more rapidly than that of rural areas.
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Alphabet has also underperformed when compared to more rapidly growing fellow FAANG stocks Amazon (AMZN) and Netflix (NFLX), which don't pay dividends.
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He added that rates would not move more rapidly, and reiterated this point on several occasions when quizzed by journalists on Thursday.
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The problem is that fully discharging and recharging every day puts greater stress on the battery and degrades its components more rapidly.
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Medicare and Medicaid, the giant federal health care programs for the elderly and the poor respectively, became politically impregnable even more rapidly.
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He has also called for federal regulators to ban bump stocks, a device that modifies certain semiautomatic rifles to fire more rapidly.
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Environmental changes are happening much more rapidly than in the last several thousand years and they are "clearly linked" to human activity.
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The panel also proclaims that 22019 of the 213 victims could have been saved if police responded to the crisis more rapidly.
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Trump called on the Justice Department to ban bump stocks, an accessory that allows certain types of weapons to fire more rapidly.
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It suggested that the connection between parent and dependent child may have allowed us to develop intelligence more rapidly than other animals.
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This was the decade that hurricanes intensified more rapidly than we've seen before, dumped heavier rainfall and reached unprecedented levels of ferocity.
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US President Barack Obama told Russia's Vladimir Putin in a phone call on Monday that Syria was starting to fray more rapidly.
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That would start pushing up the cost of the old programs much more rapidly, possibly even creating a death spiral for traditional Medicare.
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Second, some edge cells also begin to secrete surfactant, a slippery material that helps the motile cells slide more rapidly over the surface.
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One big opportunity for companies is to move more rapidly to adopt or expand the use of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT).
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Male chimpanzees and lions kill the suckling infants of females before mating with them, as this brings those females more rapidly into oestrus.
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Cheesewright said the company was "very disappointed" with the performance at its Asda supermarkets, where trends began to decline more rapidly in January.
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Depending on the size of their cash hoards, companies tend to turn buybacks on and off much more rapidly than they do dividends.
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The promise of self-driving cars is pushing the automotive industry to pack more technology into its vehicles more rapidly than ever before.
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By drawing down its existing inventory, Apple can fill new inventory more rapidly when it announces the new product in September, he said.
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The company said it would use contract farmers to help raise its hog output more rapidly, in addition to its own integrated farms.
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Basically, the computers calculated that even higher inflation is inevitable, and therefore they expect the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates more rapidly.
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It's a free app that basically provides different kinds of alternative schedules to help more rapidly synchronize you to your new time zone.
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AI, the deep-learning algorithm for diagnosing strokes, after it was able to diagnose strokes on computed tomography imaging more rapidly than neuroradiologists.
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The council found that as access to treatment increased, total costs of treatment also grew, but savings to society increased even more rapidly.
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This could allow Oculus to more rapidly test the gloves at a lower cost than if it tried to build the cameras too.
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A chairman and board that actively prioritize and sponsor women leaders for executive positions and board memberships will achieve gender diversity more rapidly.
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When carbon monoxide levels are higher and develop more rapidly -- for example, from generators in residential spaces -- mental confusion can set in rapidly.
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That means the scientists can make the cells grow and multiply more rapidly, in addition to inserting instructions to kill cancer on sight.
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But Mr. Albayrak's influence rose even more rapidly after a faction of military leaders attempted a coup against Mr. Erdogan in July 2016.
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As the population ages and health-care costs continue to rise more rapidly than economic growth, entitlement spending will surge in coming years.
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It's true that muscle glycogen is synthesized more rapidly if you take in carbs immediately after a workout rather than several hours later.
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With each new report showing that the climate is changing more rapidly than previously thought, the urgency for immediate action becomes crystal clear.
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Han Min-koo said "yes" when directly asked if the program was expanding more rapidly than the country previously believed, according to Reuters.
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The rule gave owners 90 days to turn in or destroy the device, which allows semi-automatic weapons to fire much more rapidly.
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More advanced centrifuges would allow Iran to more rapidly enrich uranium, which could allow it to develop a potential nuclear weapon even faster.
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He has replenished shelves more rapidly, tailored products to local tastes and improved service with, for example, more self-scan and express checkouts.
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Type 1 diabetes is typically more challenging to control than Type 2 because glucose levels change more rapidly in the former, Russell said.
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By this reckoning, the economy cannot continue to create jobs more rapidly than the labor force is growing without the emergence of bottlenecks.
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Hurricanes draw their energy from the ocean, with hotter sea surface temperatures providing the fuel for wetter, more powerful, more rapidly-intensify storms.
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The amount spent on health care will increase more rapidly over time as more people age into Medicare, when care is more expensive.
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Li said that the video was intended to show the current state of deepfake technology, which is developing more rapidly than he expected.
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The weekly income is increasing more rapidly in Crestview than in any other metro area in Florida that was included in this study.
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He also addressed the recent push for legislation that would ban bump stocks, devices that allow semi-automatic weapons to fire more rapidly.
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An example: Yesterday, the Trump administration officially banned bump stocks — a device that makes it easier to fire a semiautomatic weapon more rapidly.
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In many cases, it has helped to amplify existing political trends, allowing parties already on the rise to gain ground even more rapidly.
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To stay well below 2 degrees, countries would need to cut back fossil-fuel emissions far more rapidly than they've promised so far.
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The drink's range is expanding even more rapidly when you count canned, bottled and packaged coffees, called "ready to drink" within the industry.
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We packed hand warmers around our cameras to squeeze a few extra minutes from the batteries, which drain more rapidly in the cold.
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Facebook's photo-sharing app Instagram, as well other Facebook apps that have copied Snapchat's main features, have been growing more rapidly than Snapchat.
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But within that long-term trend, sea level in particular regions can sometimes rise more rapidly or more slowly than the global average.
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Loss of muscle begins in your 30s but gains momentum when you hit 50 and accelerates even more rapidly in your mid-70s.
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The pulse of masers around the young star sparkled and faded more rapidly than the two bursts, and was not quite as luminous.
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This has pitted preservationists against foresters who worry that failing to clear the dead trees will cause insect infestations to spread more rapidly.
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He cited gunshot-detecting microphones scattered throughout the city as helping to deter crime and enabling police to more rapidly respond to shootings.
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The president is also looking to ban bump stocks, which can be affixed to semi-automatic weapons to make them fire more rapidly.
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We can provide greater attention and speed, accelerating the process and moving science to medicine, from the lab to the patient, more rapidly.
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It is natural for glaciers to slide, but the creep of global warming has melted it more rapidly than anyone could have foreseen.
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Today, the FDA approves drugs much more rapidly than it did in the 1980s — again, it's the fastest regulatory agency in the world.
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At this height, particles from Earth's atmosphere bombard the spacecraft more rapidly, pushing them out of orbit and dragging them down to the planet.
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The alcohol is more rapidly and fully absorbed on any empty stomach, so more potentially is available in the milk within about 30 minutes.
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Erratic weather in key agricultural states has hit output and pushed up food prices, keeping the 12-month inflation rate from dropping more rapidly.
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They can be altered to be used with larger magazines (the AR-556's standard magazine is 30 rounds) and to fire more rapidly.
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But the planet responds much more rapidly to methane, so a reduction in methane emissions now would slow the rate of global warming immediately.
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Those with HSAM retrieve memories more rapidly and certain brain regions are more active in them than in adults who don't have the condition.
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What is not clear is whether all this is leading the country away from an economic and political crash or more rapidly towards one.
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Through these types of purchases, Wal-Mart is able to scale specialty categories more rapidly, as the companies already have relationships with key vendors.
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Plants then monitor the concentration of sugars and amino acids in their tissues and grow more rapidly when they "sense" that food is available.
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Those costs have been increasing more rapidly over the past few years, and Altarum projects they'll grow by another $500 billion just by 2020.
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If we fail to provide the leadership, the opportunities we've worked so hard to cultivate could slip away much more rapidly than we think.
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It used numbers adjusted for increased construction costs, which rose much more rapidly than prices in the economy as a whole over that period.
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"That said, traditional enterprises are moving from the 'old stack' to the 'new stack,' even more rapidly than any of us predicted," he added.
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Also, fentanyls typically last a half hour to an hour—compared to heroin's five hours or so—producing uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms much more rapidly.
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But with 9/11, the military shared information with the game industry because they understood that the technology could be expanded there more rapidly.
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But an unexpected jump in inflation, beyond current expectations, could prod them to constrain money more rapidly, possibly posing a bigger threat to growth.
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In theory, those differences should allow blood to move from and back to the runners' hearts more rapidly than would happen inside the swimmers'.
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And some of the hospitals that may be in a little weaker financial state might find themselves in a state of disarray more rapidly.
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The decision should improve the pace of detecting coronavirus infections and make it possible to more rapidly spot patterns of suspected or confirmed cases.
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The number of children in Hasidic schools grew more rapidly than any other group, more than doubling between 1998 and 2013, the census found.
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On parts of the southern coast, and along the Florida Keys — as well as many Caribbean islands — the seafloor drops off far more rapidly.
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But Mr. Duverne also left little doubt that he wanted the company to adapt more rapidly to the changes rattling the fund management world.
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But a conservative group, the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, filed a lawsuit, saying that election officials were required to remove names more rapidly.
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Growing more rapidly is the apparel and accessories category, which is expected to be a little more than 15 percent of sales this year.
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Currently, Iranians who are forced to live under the poverty line and western governments both know why the regime is more rapidly becoming vulnerable.
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What's more, scientists are currently witnessing startling changes in Antarctica and Greenland, as ice shelfs crumble and glaciers retreat far more rapidly than expected.
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Some have even argued that France's proposal will be moot if electric vehicles end up taking over conventional cars more rapidly than most analysts predict.
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The trend is growing more rapidly than many observers anticipated as consumers search out meat alternatives to diversify their diets or reduce their environmental footprint.
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Extensive data has been developed, demonstrating that these alternatives are much more rapidly eliminated from the body than PFOA, and have improved health safety profiles.
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"Our view is that the online broker category overall will grow more rapidly and continue to take more share from traditional wealth managers," Hockey said.
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It "will allow us to expand more rapidly within existing geographies, add more countries to our network, and scale our corporate program globally," he said.
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And the number of people aware of the Pixel is far larger and growing much more rapidly than the number of people who own one.
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That means the stage will start slowing down much more rapidly when it hits the upper atmosphere, so there are lower temperatures surrounding your spacecraft.
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Service in Uruguay is being restored more rapidly, according to the AP."Everything came to a halt," Buenos Aires resident Juan Borges told the BBC.
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Although suitable for curing, pork spoils more rapidly than other meats, and its transport would have required a complex system of salting and/or smoking.
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News of an assassinated ambassador would have made headlines around the world anyway, but it spread even more rapidly in part due to the imagery.
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There are not only more billionaires in the world than ever — more than 2,000 — but their fortunes have grown far more rapidly than art prices.
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Scientists say Captagon is a super-boosted amphetamine with unique chemical complexities allowing it to induce potent psychoactive effects far more rapidly than amphetamines alone.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan says Congress should "look into" the so-called bump stock tool, which can make semi-automatic rifles fire more rapidly. Sen.
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Scotland's population, much of which is rural and dispersed unlike the rest of the UK, is aging more rapidly than other parts of the country.
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"Europeans are now approving novel drugs an average of three months more rapidly than we do," Gottlieb wrote at The Wall Street Journal in 2010.
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Creating effective methods for searching for information, for using smartphones or for building applications seems to enable companies to acquire dominance more rapidly than ever.
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The ability to detect outbreaks more rapidly, due to whole genome sequencing, also means the CDC can follow through and contain an outbreak more swiftly.
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In spring and summer, the peak seasons for insects like blowflies that are attracted to carrion, the pigs decomposed more rapidly than the human subjects.
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"You're using funds that other states will need later in the spring, so all that does is move the problem more rapidly forward," Walden said.
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"The market situation has changed more rapidly than expected," he said in a statement, adding the company had underestimated the impact of new Chinese supply.
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With the climate changing ever more rapidly, being able to prepare for the next storm is just as important as recovering from the latest edition.
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Typically, ahead of a recession, we see a bear flattening of the yield curve as short-term rates rise more rapidly than long-term rates.
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Since the vaccine's introduction — in 2006 for girls and in 2011 for boys — vaccination rates have increased gradually for girls and more rapidly for boys.
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"Businesses' input costs have generally been rising more rapidly than selling prices, though there have been increased efforts to pass along cost hikes to customers."
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This may lead to a "false sense of security" that could cause the virus to spread more rapidly than it has so far in Japan.
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But right at the moment, you know, our technology is evolving so much more rapidly than any kind of evolutionary process that biology could handle.
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However, concerns are growing that the illness may spread more rapidly as people in at least five of the confirmed cases contracted the virus locally.
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By using the devices, which allow shots to be fired more rapidly, the gunman was able to fire more than 1,000 rounds in 11 minutes.
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Because of instructions from air traffic control, the crew had to execute a maneuver that could be challenging: slowing while descending more rapidly than normal.
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The statisticians concluded America's imported cellphones were improving more rapidly than previously calculated — that consumers had actually gotten more for their money than we thought.
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Dan Malloy said Congress should mandate universal background checks for gun purchases and ban bump fire stocks, which allow semiautomatic rifles to fire more rapidly.
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In 2017, nervousness approached something close to panic as North Korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs progressed far more rapidly than experts had anticipated.
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"The brigade's mission is fairly focused on destroying North Korea's long-range guns more rapidly and effectively, should conflict arise," a source told Defense News.
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Talking about weeding out toxic content and bad actors, Thompson says he feels that the company's immune system is evolving more rapidly than the virus.
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If the Congress or the president put their foot down on the gas pedal, the Fed is going to have to pull it off more rapidly.
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According to the Fund, advanced economies have been on a declining path in terms of growth and this is taking place more rapidly than previously thought.
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As the new administration is likely to turn more expansionary due to lower taxes, the Fed may be propelled to tighten policy more rapidly, he suggests.
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There is little dispute that AI is progressing far more rapidly than efforts to comprehend its complex nature, numerous dimensions, and far-reaching national security consequences.
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Platforms like WhatsApp, which has more than 200 million users in the country, have enabled rumors, hoaxes, and misinformation to spread more rapidly than ever before.
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But the global nature of modern supply chains, research operations, and academic work means that ripple effects are spreading across business and technology even more rapidly.
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We've had one good day over 260 year and I think we need more good days before we move more rapidly toward any kind of normalization.
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In the last few years, when house prices have again been increasing more rapidly than the long-term average, mortgage borrowing has not increased at all.
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Keemstar didn't launch Drama Alert until 2014 (seven years after The Philip DeFranco Show first aired) but Keemstar's fan base grew much more rapidly than DeFranco's.
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They found that median home prices in the lowest-risk counties rose more rapidly than the highest-risk areas over the past 10 years, profiting homeowners.
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Some research indicates that people with a certain variation of a heritable enzyme called COMT learn more rapidly from their mistakes and weigh potential rewards better.
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Such plans could complicate the Federal Reserve's efforts to normalize interest rate policy, or worse, cause them to raise rates more rapidly than is currently envisioned.
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So this decision could mean the SLS will fly more rapidly in the future, instead of NASA waiting many years for the Block 1B to materialize.
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If they are truly fit for purpose they will necessarily multiply more rapidly than wild varieties do in the warmer, more acidic seas of the future.
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"The method demonstrated here will be applied to other stars, including more rapidly rotating stars and stars with stronger magnetic fields, where deformations will be greater."
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Average selling prices increased at the fastest pace in almost six years and prices look set to rise even more rapidly next month, the CBI said.
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If there's a reason Circle and Coinbase haven't moved into security token services even more rapidly, it's that there simply aren't that many security tokens yet.
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"They are building up so rapidly that it is hard to believe that anything we do could cause them to build even more rapidly," Cancian said.
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Reuters has developed a tool capable of automatically detecting and verifying breaking news on Twitter, in an attempt to report on events more rapidly and accurately.
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Electric vehicle sales have grown more rapidly in China than other parts of the world, and already comprise about 4 percent of the substantial market there.
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"There is some risk the RBNZ could deliver the cuts more rapidly, in August and September, depending on how weak the labour market gets," he added.
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"We must move faster to address the more rapidly changing preferences and needs of our customers" Starbucks Chief Executive Officer Kevin Johnson said in a statement.
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The now infamous Zika virus has only just begun to make its way to the U.S., but myths about the virus are spreading far more rapidly.
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We want organizations to be able to get the best ideas so they can change more rapidly, so they can perform in the best way possible.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Richmond Fed President Jeffrey Lacker said the central bank will likely have to raise interest rates more rapidly than financial markets currently expect.
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A bump fire stock, also known as a bump stock, is a device that enables semi-automatic rifles to fire more rapidly, similar to automatic weapons.
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Together with Facebook and Google, Twitter is under pressure from regulators and governments worldwide to remove extremist content more rapidly or face more heavy-handed legislation.
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The single-unit owners simply risk "backing up against the wall" more rapidly, he said, because there are fewer dollars in their 10 percent profit margin.
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Spending on these programs has been growing more rapidly than the economy for many years and thus is the real source of the government's fiscal problems.
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Second thing: When talking to physicians in hospitals, I heard again and again that we have open beds, we can get people isolated even more rapidly.
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However, consumption will rise more rapidly than output, pushing the market into a 100,000-150,13-ounce deficit this year, said Johann Wiebe at consultants Refinitiv GFMS.
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China also reportedly offered to open up financial services more rapidly and to give U.S. firms access to the rapidly growing e-commerce market in China.
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This year's flu has already killed an estimated 2900,220006 people in America, and the flu is spreading more rapidly now than it has in average years.
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The device, which allows a semi-automatic weapon to fire more rapidly, has received increased scrutiny following the shooting on the Las Vegas strip in October.
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"This perception of risk is decreasing more rapidly among those with depression," said Renee Goodwin of Columbia University in New York City, the study's senior author.
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The scientific research group Climate Central says unless the rate of greenhouse gas emissions changes, hurricanes are expected to intensify more rapidly in the coming decades.
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The bond market has been reacting to the idea that Fed interest rate hikes could come more rapidly than expected, particularly if inflation starts to rise.
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Open Phil will be in a research phase for a while, but soon it will need to start spending down Tuna and Moskovitz's billions more rapidly.
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Trump's surprise victory has fueled speculation his plans to boost growth could stoke inflation and push the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates more rapidly than anticipated.
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When Ashton Carter began his career at the Pentagon, in 1993, geopolitics was changing more rapidly than it had at any point since the Second World War.
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But perhaps most importantly, it can allow "systems to better operate in congested spectrum bands and to more rapidly react to spectrum-based threats," according to DARPA.
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Fentanyl overdoses occur much more rapidly than heroin ODs, stopping breathing sometimes within seconds, compared to a slower, more gradual decline in respiration with the older drug.
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"As our population ages, expenditures on Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security grow more rapidly than tax revenues, and the debt-to-GDP ratio moves up," Yellen said.
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As a result, elderly Americans have historically enjoyed better access to updated specialty care and more rapidly declining severe disability than their counterparts in other industrialized countries.
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Though in recent years my sympathies have waned more and more rapidly, I justified the party affiliation in hopes of loyally seeing it through an unfortunate phase.
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Up to this point, the three founders had bootstrapped the company, but they wanted to go out and raise some capital to begin to expand more rapidly.
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But they slide through our digestive system and enter the bloodstream more rapidly than whole, unprocessed foods like fresh produce, seeds, nuts, fungi, algae and animal products.
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To highlight that point, house price growth has slowed more rapidly in the past few months and the number of unsold homes on the market has surged.
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"We had expected the PBOC (People's Bank of China) to ease more last year, but China is slowing more rapidly than elsewhere in the world," Donzé said.
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Social media, added Alvarez, allows stories about election issues and people's anxious takes on them to disseminate more rapidly than ever, which may feed and magnify concerns.
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"It may be that insular religious groups are growing more rapidly than secular communities or that they are increasingly falling victim to vaccine misinformation," the study noted.
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"This cancer has changed more rapidly than any other type of treatment or cancer that we treat and I think it'll still continue to evolve," Moore says.
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But activists questioned whether city leaders even know all the homes where water is needed, and called on officials to move more rapidly to solve the problem.
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A useful red team would investigate uncertainties in the opposite way, by focusing on the evidence that the climate is changing much more rapidly than originally expected.
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" Mr. Kudlow, speaking on "Fox and Friends," said pursuing separate deals might allow an agreement to be reached "more rapidly," adding: "I think that's the key point.
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Without the need to rescue Eletrobras and measures to control spending, Oliveira said the country's finances could improve more rapidly if the economy also picks up steam.
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Trump has also said he is considering arming school officials, expanding background checks and banning bump stocks, devices that modify semi-automatic weapons to fire more rapidly.
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Yet, after a couple of months, the app reports I can read fonts nearly one third the size I could when I started and much more rapidly.
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Already behind the eight ball, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will surely miss out on technologies that will come more and more rapidly as our expertise expands.
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Law enforcement authorities found a dozen devices known as bump stocks, which are used to make weapons fire more rapidly, in the Las Vegas shooter's hotel room.
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And unless the rate of greenhouse gas emissions changes, hurricanes are expected to intensify more rapidly in the coming decades, the scientific research group Climate Central said.
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In order for learning effects to produce runaway leaders, a company must secure a definitive advantage over its competitors in one of the component areas of learning effects – data, intelligence, product innovation or user/customer growth – and leverage this into advantages in the others, such that the company can acquire data, learn, innovate and grow not only more rapidly than its competitors do, but more rapidly than they can.
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Exports have recovered in 2017 alongside the expansion in global trade, but imports have grown slightly more rapidly, resulting in a modest widening of the merchandise trade deficit.
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OLHANSKY: Perhaps the graying of the hair and wrinkling of the skin may grow more rapidly as a result of stress, but it's certainly not shortening their lives.
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But Zoom is growing more rapidly than it's consumer peers, more than doubling sales in 2018, and the company is profitable while the others continue to burn cash.
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This static can be tapped or added to more swiftly than any chemical reaction can manage, so capacitors both store and discharge electricity more rapidly than batteries do.
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Tiny particulate matter can cause lung cancer, strokes and heart disease over the long term, as well as triggering symptoms such as heart attacks that kill more rapidly.
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Chief among them was Google's announcement that their AR smartphone project, Tango will be natively integrated with Unity, allowing developers to more rapidly build and test their concepts.
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The company said it had never sold bump stocks, like those used by the gunman in October's Las Vegas shooting, that allow semiautomatic weapons to fire more rapidly.
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Some marine wildlife is mobile and could in theory swim to cooler waters, but ocean heat waves often strike large areas more rapidly than fish move, he said.
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Burberry is also experimenting with monthly product launches on platforms like Instagram, in line with rivals trying to keep younger shoppers hooked by turning over collections more rapidly.
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If the plants recover and go through a similar situation again, their cells somehow recall what that stress was like, so they're able to bounce back more rapidly.
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Twelve of the 23 firearms found in the hotel suite had bump stocks -- legal accessories for semi-automatic rifles that allow a shooter to fire bullets more rapidly.
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For example, if Americans go on a spending spree and money starts circulating more rapidly, the stock of money should decline by a similar amount, and vice versa.
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The local government has called these fires a regular phenomenon, but admitted that they could be spreading more rapidly this year due to high temperatures and low rainfall.
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While personal computer makers around the world are struggling as consumers switch to mobile devices, Lenovo's core PC business is declining more rapidly than many of its competitors'.
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The market has been volatile based on headlines about tariffs and trade disputes lately, but the potential for more rapidly rising interest rates has also been a concern.
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A federal judge ruled Monday that the Trump administration could proceed with its rule to ban bump stocks - devices that allow semi-automatic weapons to fire more rapidly.
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For this reason, he thinks Chinese users will adopt speech-to-text tools like Deep Speech more rapidly than Americans have adopted tools like Siri or Google Now.
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The two biggest reasons: Hotter temperatures: Forests dry out and are more primed for wildfires that grow more rapidly than they otherwise would have been with lower temperatures.
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However, we believe Centre-Val-de-Loire would be able to reduce capital expenditure (around 30% of total spending) should its budget surplus shrink more rapidly than expected.
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Rep. Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.) plans to introduce bipartisan legislation to ban a device used by the Las Vegas shooter that makes semi-automatic weapons fire more rapidly.
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Fresh out of barber college in 2008, Ms. Kutzwell found clients using Friendster, an early online social media networking site, before migrating to other more rapidly growing platforms.
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The government's lawyer said that reunification was happening more rapidly when parents were still in the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement rather than after they were released.
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The association said the subway should be shut down in the wee hours to more rapidly fix what is broken and add the upgrades that are sorely needed.
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The FCC had sought to expedite the expansion, announcing in April new initiatives aimed at making it easier for internet providers to more rapidly expand into rural areas.
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These therapies instruct a patient's body to produce an immune response to a variety of diseases and have the potential to be developed more rapidly than traditional vaccines.
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"It's even in their interest that that woman come forward or that man come forward because it deals with keeping the spread from moving more rapidly," Biden said.
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The new testing capacity will probably result in a spike of cases as state and local authorities have the ability to confirm cases more rapidly, administration officials cautioned.
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The virus is spreading much more rapidly outside China than within, officials said, but world finance officials will meet on Tuesday to discuss ways to bolster their economies.
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The virus is spreading much more rapidly outside China than within, officials said, while world finance officials will meet on Tuesday to discuss ways to bolster their economies.
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The rover weathered another serious storm in 2007, but the current storm is much worse, having intensified more rapidly and more completely blocking out the sun, NASA said.
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Another factor: Over the long term, we are using less hospital care as more services are shifted to outpatient settings and as inpatient care is performed more rapidly.
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Can age catch up with it that suddenly or might there be something else going on with the phone that's causing it to drain the battery more rapidly?
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The measure would have banned assault weapons and high capacity magazines (more than 12 rounds), trigger activators that are designed to make weapons fire more rapidly, and silencers.
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The development also served as a reminder that the case against Trump has unfolded more rapidly than lawmakers can handle, and new evidence could emerge at any moment.
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Some studies suggest that climate change is causing some types of pine beetles to reproduce more rapidly and influencing their growth and development to make them more lethal.
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"Prior studies have found that the numbers of drug overdose deaths involving synthetic opioids have increased more rapidly in states across the Midwest and Eastern US," she said.
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For instance, one country might develop weapons that could deliver warheads more rapidly, which would require the other to shorten its response time and build redundant, retaliatory weapons.
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Tiny particulate matter can cause lung cancer, strokes and heart disease over the long term, as well as trigger symptoms such as heart attacks that kill more rapidly.
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But the bigger star ages more rapidly over billions of years than its smaller companion because its stronger gravity fuses hydrogen fuel into helium at a faster rate.
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However, the company has ambitious plans to grow its IP portfolio more rapidly to sustain its first-mover advantage of developing malls in newer neighbourhoods and smaller cities.
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Warmer weather encourages food-borne organisms like salmonella to multiply more rapidly, and warmer seas foster the growth of bacteria like Vibrio that make oysters unsafe to eat.
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The president has also voiced his support for a ban on bump stocks, which can be affixed to a semi-automatic rifle to make it fire more rapidly.
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Renewable energy production grew even more rapidly than gas, with wind and solar production in the U.S. more than tripling, as costs came down dramatically and investment skyrocketed.
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As a result of this law, the wages above the cap likely rose more rapidly because high income earners chose to hide less earnings in non-wage compensation.
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And certainly in China, I think if we were to compare it with the US, it's clear that companies are much more rapidly going out the door for IPOs.
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"For affairs dating to 2016, a trial will not take place before 2018-2019," said one judge, who argues for some form of streamlining to process cases more rapidly.
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Historically, CEOs earned about 20 times as much as a typical worker, but that number crept up, gradually at first and then more rapidly within the last two decades.
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"One thing the book mentioned was that in astronomy, our ability to collect data is growing much more rapidly than our ability to manually examine the data," says Shallue.
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The Commission told such companies in March that they had three months to show they were removing extremist content more rapidly or face legislation forcing them to do so.
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"[Fame] can occur more rapidly now to people who, in the past, wouldn't have had much of a shot at it at all," says Steve Jones, the UIC professor.
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The EBA - itself relocating from London to Paris by March due to Brexit - said preparations by banks must advance more rapidly in a number of areas without further delay.
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Mounting data suggest it develops resistance to existing treatment drugs more quickly than other strains, and that it is also more easily transmitted and progresses to AIDS more rapidly.
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Yang also says his so-called "Freedom Dividend" is necessary as robots and automation replace human workers more rapidly than people can find and be retrained for new jobs.
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For Zamora, Patreon acts as a cushion for income she's already bringing in, and a way to build on a brand that has expanded more rapidly on other platforms.
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But, certain rarer types of uterine cancer have been rising more rapidly than others, with non-Hispanic black women having the lowest survival rates — and scientists don't know why.
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"We're getting this jet precession much more [rapidly] than we ever thought before," study author Gregory Sivakoff, an associate professor in physics at the University of Alberta, told Gizmodo.
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Working closely with our scientists and more than 30 industry partners, the Parker Institute is positioned to broadly disseminate discoveries and, most importantly, more rapidly deliver treatments to patients.
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"The distribution business has changed more rapidly in the past 12 months than in the prior five years," said Tom Gorke, executive vice president of content distribution at Viacom.
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"We are now making it easier to access medicinal cannabis products more rapidly, while still maintaining strict safeguards for individual and community safety," Hunt wrote in a Facebook post.
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Instead he turned his attention almost immediately to a new challenge, helping companies move to a new continuous delivery model more rapidly by offering Continuous Delivery as a Service.
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One big reason why, Baral explained: Criminalization drives injection drug users underground, making them more likely to share needles — and helping diseases like HIV spread more rapidly among users.
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Last year, Facebook formed a task force to more rapidly remove hateful content, after Germany's minister of justice accused the site of being too slow to censor such material.
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Investors have been selling Treasurys in April — consequently pushing yields up — amid beliefs of rising inflation, which may encourage the U.S. central bank to tighten monetary policy more rapidly.
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If Netflix continues to outperform its own expectations for net adds, it is even more likely it will begin expanding margins more rapidly and reducing its cash burn levels.
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If someone doesn't ask these questions, the US could continue to find itself with a political campaigning industry growing more rapidly than any that produce actual goods and services.
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While it isn't clear at this time whether Zika is communicable through these bodily fluids, the prospect raises the ominous specter of the Zika epidemic spreading even more rapidly.
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Amazon has recently become even more dominant in the cloud, as it has grown more rapidly in a key segment of that market, a tech expert said on Thursday.
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A jump in inflation could be a sign that the Fed would have to raise interest rates more rapidly if it begins to run above its 2 percent target.
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A gun rights group says it will sue the government to protest the new ban on devices that allow semi-automatic weapons to fire ammunition more rapidly (The Hill).
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Prepayment of receivables, through which Cielo helps retailers settle their commercial bills more rapidly, also declined 29.4 percent in the quarter from one year earlier, to 405.2 million reais.
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Even "Fast Charge" wireless chargers, which charge more rapidly than standard wireless chargers, will take significantly longer to charge your device than a high-amperage charger like the iPad's.
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Garner: The facile answer is that language is changing more rapidly because of the internet and because usage spreads more quickly, people are exposed to new terms, new usages.
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Corporate profits, supported in part by tax cuts and relaxed regulation and low interest rates, have been rising more rapidly than the G.D.P., while wage growth has been constrained.
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It was once widely assumed that the swiftest runners achieved top speed by swinging their legs more rapidly than slow runners while repositioning their limbs between takeoff and landing.
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And the Justice Department is reviewing whether it can use the regulatory process to ban bump stocks, a device that allows certain semi-automatic weapons to fire more rapidly.
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Nixon said mid-sized firms can move more rapidly than their larger rivals because their CEOs, CFOs and other high-level executives have more detailed knowledge of their organizations.
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Gun reform Support is growing among rank-and-file Republicans to ban a device used by the Las Vegas gunman to make semi-automatic weapons fire shots more rapidly.
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Those messages are coming at us online more rapidly than ever before, and that "intensity and velocity of communication is causing an impairment of critical thinking," Mr. Luskin said.
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And unless we change the rate of greenhouse gas emissions, we should expect hurricanes to intensify more rapidly in the coming decades, the scientific research group Climate Central said.
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Today, that model won't fly because developers need to update much more rapidly and employees need access to the most current tools to compete in a rapidly shifting market place.
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But others are in favor of Germany taking action more rapidly, with a member of Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) saying the country should start phasing out petrol and diesel soon.
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Insurgents are able to adapt much more rapidly than the US military is able to develop new technology, and this time-lag undermines America's significant technological advantage in the field.
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"We will respond to the economic and social urgency with strong measures, by cutting taxes more rapidly, by keeping our spending under control, but not with U-turns," Macron said.
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The Snowhotel's lengthening off-season is a small sign of an immense transformation in the Arctic, where the environment is changing more rapidly than in the rest of the world.
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The EU hopes an improved offer will encourage Mercosur to open its markets to cars and EU dairy produce more rapidly and allow EU companies to bid in public tenders.
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"If Venus was spinning more rapidly, all bets are off, " Michael Way, lead author of a new study that has been submitted for publication in Geophysical Research Letters told Gizmodo.
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The investigators found that our summers are warming more rapidly than the other seasons as Earth&aposs overall temperature rises, a phenomenon that is especially true in the Northern Hemisphere.
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These factors have created an arms race to develop better computer hardware to more rapidly verify transactions and a push to devote ever-increasing amounts of electricity to the task.
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"Our overarching theory is that once cognitive decline begins, it will occur more rapidly in women compared to men because the disease is more advanced at that point," said Sundermann.
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In the fly that was excluded from the healthy flies, the tumor progressed more rapidly, and in the fly that was included with its sick peers, the tumor growth slowed.
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Meanwhile, his promise to slash regulations could also cut compliance costs and allow banks to expand their loan portfolios more rapidly than possible under restrictions imposed following the financial crisis.
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Rural counties have long outpaced urban ones in suicide rates, but the gap became even wider over the last two decades as suicide rates increased more rapidly in rural areas.
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That distance is not especially comforting given the karst geology of the area, which allows contaminants to move more rapidly than through some other soil types, said Olson, from NRDC.
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The greater the number of fossil fuels we consume, the more rapidly we alter the Arctic, inviting the further extraction of just such fuels and their contribution to global warming.
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PathAI has raised about $15 million in total, according to an SEC filing, to use AI to help pathologists more rapidly and accurately diagnose breast cancer or other health issues.
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The Trump administration is issuing a final rule that bans bump stocks, devices that allow semi-automatic weapons to fire much more rapidly, the Department of Justice (DOJ) said Tuesday.
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The investment by UPS Ventures, the venture capital arm of United Parcel Service Inc, underscores bets that autonomous vehicle technology can expand more rapidly in commercial vehicles than in robotaxis.
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A fastball with a high spin rate at the top of the strike zone has more carry to it, and a high-spinning curveball at the bottom tumbles more rapidly.
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The coronavirus, which has infected more than 21,26.9700 people worldwide and left a global death toll exceeding 3,000, appears to now be spreading much more rapidly outside China than within.
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That is partly a function of demographics: Catholics, who tend to be nationalist, are growing more rapidly as a percentage of the population than Protestants, who tend to be unionist.
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And so in those next four months, we just saw my uncle's health deteriorate more rapidly than any of us could have imagined, and his body wither to almost nothing.
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The National Rifle Association has also called for new regulations on "bump stocks," the device used by the Las Vegas gunman that allows semi-automatic weapons to fire more rapidly.
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China's health experts have joined other global infectious disease specialists in raising the possibility that the virus, which has also infected some medical workers, could spread more rapidly and widely.
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BofA economists said the gap in spending growth between low- and high-income groups has widened since 2018, most likely because wages are rising more rapidly for lower paid workers.
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The European Union last month said internet companies had three months to demonstrate they were removing extremist content more rapidly or they would face legislation forcing them to do so.
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Plugging a massive fiscal deficit could be done more rapidly than some in the market expect, while the new government focuses on longer term reforms, Meirelles said in an interview.
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And if the Fed raises interest rates more rapidly than economists expect in order to keep inflation from spiraling out of control, many people could find themselves on shaky economic footing.
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Since the impressionists got ahead of the audience, followed always more rapidly by one movement after another, criticism, in its attempt to keep up, has sometimes got ahead of the artists.
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The bank said it expects the declining trend of core inflation to consolidate more rapidly in the coming months, moving toward the 2018 target range of 8 percent to 12 percent.
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Among the Millennium Assessment's findings were that humans have "changed ecosystems more rapidly and extensively than in any comparable period in human history," due to food, fresh water and fuel needs.
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One consequence is that commercial crude stocks in the United States have fallen more rapidly than normal at this time of year and are now below year-ago levels (tmsnrt.rs/2h97HFO).
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CEO Denis Kessler said the fact Scor had its own listing and no controlling shareholder had allowed it to recover more rapidly after the insurance industry crisis that followed the Sept.
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Without it, Brazil's murder rate would have risen much more rapidly than it did, according to a study by the Institute for Applied Economic Research, a government think-tank (see chart).
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America is becoming more racially and ethnically diverse, on its way to becoming majority non-white in 2045 — but some parts of the country are changing more rapidly than the rest.
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While China's overall imports have fallen in recent months as a result of slowing economic growth, the country's purchase of American goods has declined much more rapidly, the think tank noted.
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It needs to send a signal that it stands ready to tighten more rapidly, but it will be operating in an environment with more noise than at any time since 2008.
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"The global average temperature is much higher and is rising more rapidly than anything modern civilization has experienced, and this warming trend can only be explained by human activities," Easterling said.
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"More risk-taking is required when things change more rapidly, both for workers who have to change jobs and for businesses who have to constantly innovate to stay ahead," Goldin argued.
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She thinks investors are forgetting that Apple's services business, which includes things like the App Store, iCloud, Apple Music and Apple Pay, is growing more rapidly than most other Apple businesses.
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To make matters even more curious, Taylor's past comments and body of work suggest that he would want to raise interest rates much more rapidly than the Fed has thus far.
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Sales and trading operations booked in the APAC division reported the first positive pre-tax profit in four quarters, after operating expenses fell more rapidly (22%) than revenue in emerging markets.
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After inflation fell sharply, the central bank began easing monetary policy more rapidly in January and signaled interest rates could be reduced from 13 percent to single digits in coming months.
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"The ECB and the BoE might be moving more rapidly than before, and stubbornly low inflation in the U.S. might lead the Fed to revaluate its pace as well," he said.
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SOEs' liabilities, and therefore contingent liabilities to the government, will probably grow more rapidly, particularly if a plan to postpone the commissioning of new nuclear power stations to 2037 is reversed.
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"Most people should try to pay it down much more rapidly," said Benjamin Keys, an economist at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and an author of the study.
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Since the pact came into effect in 1994, United States trade with Mexico and Canada has more than tripled, growing more rapidly than American trade with the rest of the world.
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Coronavirus is now spreading much more rapidly outside China than within the country, leading the world into uncharted territory, but the outbreak can still be contained, the World Health Organization said.
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In addition to the growth in services, the wearables, home and accessories category grew even more rapidly, reaching a record high of $10.0 billion (compared to $7.3 billion a year ago).
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Experts are concerned that the virus will spread more rapidly as people around the country travel for the Lunar New Year which begins January 25 with celebrations continuing through February 8.
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"The vaccine for the Coronavirus is moving more rapidly than any vaccine we have already tried to approve -- but it will take a year or 18 months," said retiring Republican Sen.
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They say the underlying problem is theoretical: There could be many other reasons for a person to breathe more rapidly or experience a rise in blood pressure, heart rate and sweat.
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"Both groups are using themselves as a test group to learn more quickly, work out the kinks more rapidly, and bring a solution to market in a shorter timeframe," Doucette said.
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Further, while it is true that drug-related deaths have grown more rapidly in expansion states than in other states, that more rapid growth started in 2010, before the A.C.A. expansion.
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The research noted that debt has grown more rapidly for students in four-year and graduate schools as opposed to community colleges, hinting that repayment rates could accelerate in the future.
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"While Japan's economy expanded more rapidly ahead of October's sales tax hike than initially estimated, output is set to shrink in 0.23," said Marcel Thieliant, senior Japan economist at Capital Economics.
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Since the earnings of high-income workers have increased much more rapidly than the average in the last several decades, Social Security now covers only about 82 percent of all wages.
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He also announced Tuesday he had directed the Department of Justice to propose regulations to ban bump stocks, devices that allow semi-automatic guns to be modified to shoot more rapidly.
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He pointed to Japan, where the population as a whole fell by 0.2 percent in 2016, while the working age population fell five times more rapidly, by 1 percent each year.
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OSLO, Dec 19 (Reuters) - The Norwegian central bank could tighten its monetary policy if wages were to rise more rapidly than expected, central bank Governor Oeystein Olsen told Reuters on Thursday.
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As the night wears on and Holt and Jake get more desperate, the cuts switch between each character more and more rapidly until there are barely any spaces between their lines.
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While Cody says most of the erosion here is considered natural, scientists worry that increased wave action and storm surge will cause the town to cede land more rapidly in the future.
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Funded for four consecutive classes of students by a Ford Foundation grant, it was promoted as a means to root out inefficiencies in the education system and more rapidly cultivate bright minds.
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Combing the data captured by plane, drone and hand-held devices, the team were able to build a data-rich virtual 3D model of the landscape more rapidly and with higher fidelity.
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While Google remains the dominant player in digital advertising, Facebook has shifted to smartphone ads more rapidly, and there's the perpetual risk that search will lose relevance as mobile apps get smarter.
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Taken together, these new findings show that Ebola spreads more rapidly and more broadly through a population, highlighting the need for new detection and containment techniques for when the next outbreak hits.
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MIT Technology Review reports that OpenAI has partnered with NVIDIA to use the latter company's new DGX-1 supercomputer to train its deep learning systems both more rapidly and with more data.
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During the last seven months of President Barack Obama's presidency, the rolls of those awaiting legal proceedings outside of custody grew more rapidly, at an average of about 20,600 people per month.
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Seventeen guns were found in gunman Stephen Paddock's hotel room, including a dozen that had been modified with a "bump stock," an added part that allowed the guns to fire more rapidly.
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Like many other companies, it has bought or invested in other pig farming firms in an attempt to grow more rapidly and fill a gap left by the exit of small farmers.
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This being the case, his article proposes restoring the region's sea ice artificially, by using wind power to pump water to the surface during the winter, where it will freeze more rapidly.
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Using our nimbleness as an advantage, we introduced new features to market more rapidly, spoke with more specialization to our customers, and used our neutrality to forge partnerships with companies like Facebook.
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Bump stocks, which modify certain semi-automatic weapons to fire much more rapidly, were used in the October 2017 Las Vegas shooting that left 59 people dead and more than 85033 wounded.
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The Supreme Court last week rejected a bid from gun rights groups to temporarily delay the ban on the devices, which can be attached to firearms to make them fire more rapidly.
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A group of top U.S. officials and business leaders visited Cuba last week to urge the government there to more rapidly build out its Internet infrastructure and make it more widely available.
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The VA Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act of 2017, now awaiting consideration in the U.S. Senate, would change that, giving the VA secretary the ability to more rapidly terminate bad VA employees.
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The objective of the workshop is to elicit help in fomenting institutional evolution in America's broader science and technology ecosystem that is needed to better and more rapidly respond to future challenges.
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One objection from Republican dissidents stemmed from the rush to enact reforms reordering a large chunk of the American economy; the latest proposal this week came up for consideration even more rapidly.
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If the economy continues to heat up, profits peak and the Federal Reserve raises interest rates more rapidly than expected as growth accelerates, the calculus begins to change markedly for the market.
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A study from the University of Wisconsin's Applied Population Lab in June showed that white Americans are dying more rapidly than their replacements are being born in 26 of the 50 states.
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A group of top U.S. officials and business leaders visited Cuba last week to urge the government there to more rapidly build out its Internet infrastructure and make it more widely available.
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According to Climate Central, a scientific research organization, the coming decades are expected to bring hurricanes that intensify more rapidly, should there be no change in the rate of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Prepayment of receivables, through which Cielo helps retailers settle their commercial bills more rapidly, slipped for a third straight quarter to 648.6 million reais - the lowest since the third quarter of 2015.
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"If you had a device that got somebody to their ultimate insulin dose more rapidly without causing low blood sugars, that would help speeding up getting somebody's diabetes under control," Donner said.
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A bipartisan pair of lawmakers unveiled legislation on Tuesday to ban a device used by the suspected gunman in the Las Vegas massacre to make semi-automatic weapons fire shots more rapidly.
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Trump announced Tuesday that he has directed the Justice Department to propose a ban on bump stocks — devices that allow semi-automatic weapons to fire much more rapidly, mimicking automatic weapon fire.
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This new W2 chip is said to deliver 85 percent faster Wi-Fi while also being 50 percent more power efficient, which will prove important because of cellular connectivity depleting battery more rapidly.
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Chief Executive Simon Paris told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" on Monday that U.S. banks had embraced fintech more rapidly than their European counterparts, and were already seeing the benefits of their earlier investments.
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It comes after Facebook has been heavily criticised by politicians and the public for its failure to more rapidly remove footage of the March shooting attack in Christchurch, New Zealand from its network.
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The hardness of the ground tires feet more rapidly than a natural surface like a forest trail would, while the sun bears down on the asphalt relentlessly, adding to the already substantial heat.
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Expensive consumer durables such as washing machines or passenger cars tend to diffuse through a population following an S-curve – slowly at first, then more rapidly, before tapering off as market saturation nears.
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Between the lines: Children are more vulnerable to air pollution because they are still developing, but they also breathe more rapidly than adults and are therefore exposed to more pollutants, the authors write.
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These are fires that burn hotter, spread more rapidly, and are more difficult to predict and contain than the smaller brushfires the United States, Canada, and Australia see by the thousands each years.
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"When water gets between ice and land, it moves quickly, bringing lots of heat in, and melting the ice above it more rapidly," said Thomas Wagner, the director of NASA's polar science program.
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"If they believe that inflation is going to march higher and more rapidly ... That would give the market reason to pause," said Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial in Newark, New Jersey.
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It comes after Facebook has been heavily criticized by politicians and the public for its failure to more rapidly remove footage of the March shooting attack in Christchurch, New Zealand from its network.
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The timing underscores a years-long trend of venture firms committing money more quickly to startups than they have historically and subsequently returning to their own institutional investors more rapidly for more funding.
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This package would avert 20,000 deaths and save $2.8 billion per year in the U.S. The superbug crisis is projected to grow even more rapidly in southern Europe, including Italy, Greece and Portugal.
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Conversely, if nothing happens and or the VXX drops over the next week, the long May calls will decay far more rapidly than the September calls, which could result in some painful losses.
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The number of cases and subsequent arrests have increased more rapidly as the capacity of the department has expanded: There were 49 arrests in 2016 and, as of September 30, 209 in 2018.
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"If more countries would turn to this resource, we think electrification could accelerate even more rapidly," said Foster, noting the need for governments to develop clean energy markets and ensure good-quality products.
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Democrats, meanwhile, now depend primarily on the states mostly along the two coasts that produce little energy and have generally transitioned more rapidly toward an information-age and service-based, low-carbon economy.
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Since January 2007, 39 countries have reported the presence of Zika, according to the World Health Organization, but the virus began to spread more rapidly after making its way to Brazil in 2015.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and others continue to urge China to more rapidly expand social services — for the good of its citizens but also to reduce the excessively high household savings rate.
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Given the expected increase in the number of EVs in the years ahead, America's roads and bridges likely will deteriorate even more and perhaps more rapidly, without meaningful changes to the funding system.
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More Republicans on Thursday said they backed a ban on the special accessories used by a gunman in Las Vegas to allow many of his semi-automatic weapons to fire more rapidly. Rep.
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Health reform didn't cause the budget deficit to soar; it didn't kill private-sector jobs, which have actually grown more rapidly since Obamacare went into effect than at any time since the 1990s.
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The new technologies promise to streamline such processes and allow field workers to communicate more rapidly with each other and their home offices, saving companies and their customers time and money, he said.
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Trump also announced Tuesday that he had directed the Justice Department to propose regulations banning bump stocks, devices that can be used to modify semi-automatic rifles to make them shoot more rapidly.
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These sugars enter our blood streams more rapidly than the ones in food, sending blood sugar soaring and even prompting fat deposits in our arteries that, over time, can lead to heart attacks.
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The Trump Administration is setting the stage for a furious legal battle over bump stocks by proposing a rule to effectively ban the devices, which allow semi-automatic weapons to fire more rapidly.
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"It shows a picture in which, as our population ages, expenditures on Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security grow more rapidly than tax revenues, and the debt-to-GDP ratio moves up," Yellen said.
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On the cross-border cooperation front, the directive includes a plan to create a network of Computer Security Incident Response Teams across the EU to respond more rapidly to cyber threats and incidents.
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What will change is our ability to grow even faster, to develop technology more rapidly, to accelerate our ability to provide solutions that meet the increasingly sophisticated needs of advertisers and digital audiences.
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Prepayment of receivables, through which Cielo helps retailers settle their commercial bills more rapidly, slipped for a fourth straight quarter to 574 million reais - the lowest since the first three months of 2015.
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"That operation is now being expanded and ramped up by FEMA...In close coordination with Admiral John Polowczyk and his team, we are starting to move these supplies, much more rapidly," Timmons added.
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CFC-11 has a lifetime of about half a century, so the emissions, combined with breakdown of the chemical, should have caused its concentration in the atmosphere to decline more rapidly every year.
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With the unemployment rate at its lowest level since 1969 and average hourly earnings starting to rise a bit more rapidly, all the traditional signals point to continued interest rate increases being justified.
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"Wealthy households, who already own the most in assets, can defer paying tax and grow their wealth much more rapidly, while income most of us earn from work is taxed annually," Wamhoff writes.
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Behaviorally, the runners, stressed or not, also learned the location of the treats in the maze more quickly than the sedentary animals did, and remembered it more rapidly and accurately several weeks later.
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During spontaneous mummification, the body loses water more rapidly than the enzymes' destructive actions can operate, according to Dario Piombino-Mascali, an Italian anthropologist and a visiting researcher at Vilnius University in Lithuania.
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From 2007 to 2014, cigarette smoking by U.S. adults also declined more rapidly in urban areas, possibly due to greater success of tobacco prevention and cessation programs in those regions, the researchers wrote.
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The amendment to the present law raises the purchase age of guns to 21; bans bump stocks, which allow semi-automatic weapons to fire more rapidly; and limits rifle magazines to 10 rounds.
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Demand for systems that allow cars to pilot themselves on limited access highways or in traffic jams, with a driver ready to take control, will grow more rapidly over the next seven years.
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The embryonic bones indicated the hind legs of a baby Hamipterus developed more rapidly than crucial wing elements like the humerus bone, said paleontologist Alexander Kellner of Museu Nacional in Rio de Janeiro.
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In a sound money economy of falling nominal wages and even more rapidly falling consumer prices, American workers would have had a fighting chance to remain competitive, given this significant off-shoring premium.
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To the extent that the clean energy transition is a software challenge, we can expect it to move far more rapidly than previous energy transitions, simply because software moves much faster than hardware.
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"For most Asian economies, exports to meet Chinese domestic demand have risen much more rapidly than indirect exports via supply chains, with the former now exceeding the latter," Kuijs said in a report Thursday.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Google, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and other internet companies must show the European Union within three months that they are removing extremist content more rapidly or face legislation forcing them to do so.
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"The health of ecosystems on which we and all other species depend is deteriorating more rapidly than ever," said Sir Robert Watson, IPBES chair, adding that "transformative change" is needed to save the planet.
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Nonetheless, officials said they could now process some children more rapidly, and hoped to shorten shelter stays that had dragged on so long kids sometimes wondered if their parents had abandoned them for good.
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While medical knowledge of the new virus is still being accumulated, initial signs are that it is spreading more rapidly than the 2003 outbreak of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), although causing fewer fatalities.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's economy is starting to recover more rapidly from years of international sanctions but the country urgently needs to shore up its banks, a senior International Monetary Fund official said on Monday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Congress should consider legislation that would regulate "bump stocks," the attachments that allowed the Las Vegas gunman to fire his semi-automatic rifles more rapidly, U.S. Senator John Cornyn said on Wednesday.
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Yet markets are telling you that the value of the banks' franchises as intermediaries is dropping more rapidly, and has further to fall, than the value of the bonds they may own is rising.
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Despite their bold targets on renewable energy, countries like India should strive to do more to address climate change, especially in moving away more rapidly from a reliance on carbon-intensive coal for electricity.
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To expand more rapidly, Gone unveiled a lite version of the service that would ship users the proper packaging materials and shipping labels so they could send their sold wares all on their own.
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Gun control debate -- House Republicans are weighing whether to pass a ban on bump-fire stocks -- devices that make semi-automatic weapons fire more rapidly, like the ones used by the Las Vegas shooter.
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"As the world continues to warm from the increase in greenhouse gases, the coming decades are likely to bring hurricanes that intensify even more rapidly," reads a report from the non-profit Climate Central.
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Beaten twice by President Obama's data-driven organization, some Republicans say their party needs to adjust its campaign techniques more rapidly to compete with Democrats, regardless of how Mr. Trump fares on Election Day.
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Firing ranges in general commonly ban bump stocks, which increase the rate of fire of semi-automatic weapons by using recoil to allow the shooter to engage the trigger more rapidly, according to Politico.
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Additionally, the children of new mothers who return to work more rapidly, perhaps because they lack paid time off, are less likely to be breast-fed or to receive recommended medical checkups and immunizations.
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Guns found in the hotel of Vegas shooter Steven Paddock had been modified with bump stocks, which allow semi-automatic weapons to fire ammunition much more rapidly, similar to the rate of automatic weapons.
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He found that, on average in 2013 and 2014 (the most recent data available), incomes for blacks in their 30s, 40s and 50s grew more rapidly than for whites in the same age group.
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You'd think engaging in the core shooting play of the game would be fun, but few outposts even look distinctive, and enemies' health bars increase way more rapidly than your ability to deal damage.
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Himalayas: Climate change has been "eating" glaciers on the mountain range much more rapidly in the last 15 years than in the previous 25, according to new study based on decades of satellite data.
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South Korea is working with the same technology as the US and was able to ramp up testing much more rapidly — although, notably, it doesn't have the same regulatory barriers that the US does.
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South Korea is working with the same technology as the US and was able to ramp up testing much more rapidly — although, notably, it doesn't have the same regulatory barriers that the US does.
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The Supreme Court on Monday declined to take up a bid by gun rights advocates to overturn a federal ban on bump stocks, devices that allow semi-automatic rifles to fire ammunition more rapidly.
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"The next round of social distancing will be activated more rapidly, because officials — and the public — will be more prepared," doctors Ezekiel Emanuel, Susan Ellenberg, and Michael Levy wrote in the New York Times.
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Growth had been poised to accelerate even more rapidly this year, as Xero wrapped up a test with REI, the outdoor clothing and equipment retailer, bringing an order worth $830,000 for the 2020 season.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said he expects wages to start rising more rapidly this year and credited government policies with driving economic growth, a forecast that could boost Republicans in the upcoming elections.
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The former chairman of the conservative Republican Study Committee said Wednesday that the device used by the Las Vegas gunman to modify a semi-automatic weapon to shoot more rapidly should be banned. Rep.
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Coronavirus is now spreading much more rapidly outside China than within the country, leading the world into uncharted territory, although the World Health Organization has so far stopped short of calling it a pandemic.
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People with PTSD — especially women, who are at a higher risk for the disorder than men — have also been found to gain weight more rapidly and be more likely to be overweight or obese.
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The stimulant, called fenethylline and by its trade name Captagon, is a super-boosted amphetamine, they said, and has unique chemical complexities allowing it to induce potent psychoactive effects far more rapidly than amphetamines alone.
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First, it could more rapidly end the generous federal funding for Obamacare's Medicaid expansion; under the Senate plan, states lose that enhanced funding if a person cycles off the program for more than a month.
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A corollary to Linus's Law was that free software could develop more rapidly since anyone could come up with their own improvements for the software and send them to the core developers on the project.
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Looking past the near future, "the underlying elements that support growth and ultimately increase profits are still there in Asia," he added, including stronger productivity growth than other regions and more rapidly expanding economic output.
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The researchers believe that several giant planets were growing in similar orbits, but the exoplanet Kepler-1625b grew more rapidly than others and its mass gravitationally affected the other planet cores, according to the study.
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Gapen noted that Rosengren's view is that the economy is at risk if the Fed doesn't raise rates, since it may have to raise them more rapidly later on and that could cause a slowdown.
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Cities in the less developed and more rapidly urbanizing parts of the world, such as Ho Chi Minh City and Mumbai, may experience even more substantial losses as a percentage of their total economic output.
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"Together, we have the opportunity to cater more effectively for customer needs by shortening development time and bringing vehicles and state-of-the-art technologies more rapidly to market," said BMW board member Klaus Froehlich.
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Plugging Brazil's massive fiscal deficit could be done more rapidly than some in the market expect, but the new government is now focused on long-term reforms, Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles told Reuters on Thursday.
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The loss is particularly evident in urban areas, where green spaces are shrinking and butterflies are disappearing more rapidly in the last 20 years: a 69 percent fall compared to 45 percent in the countryside.
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The researchers found that genes involved in the fermentation of maltose, the main sugar found in beer, were duplicated several times, allowing beer yeasts to complete the fermentation process more rapidly than their feral ancestors.
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"At this time we have no requests for support but in the event that we were requested to support we could more rapidly deploy service members, in this case our cyber security team," Staab said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp's chairman, who led the development of the Toyota Prius, expects the latest plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHVs) will catch on with consumers far more rapidly than the original Prius did.
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The lack of a more pronounced increase in military spending has angered U.S. officials, who have been pressing Germany to more rapidly toward the NATO target of spending 2 percent of economic output on defense.
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These jobs are projected to grow much more rapidly than the average for all occupations, increasing by 38 percent between 2012 and 2024 and accounting for 20133 of the 9.3 million new service sector jobs.
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After the October 2017 mass shooting in Las Vegas, where nearly 85033 people died, the Trump administration banned bump stocks, a modification used in the attack which allows semiautomatic weapons to fire much more rapidly.
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The next generation of automation technologies could eliminate jobs in the U.S. service sector two to three times more rapidly than in previous transformations, including the shift from agriculture to industry from 220006 to 2202.
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But scientists in Europe have much more rapidly assessed the role of climate change in the European floods, when parts of France got a month's worth of rain in a few days in late May.
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Another possible reason for the trend, Pew's report noted, is that the Asian and Hispanic population is growing more rapidly than the white population, and those groups are more likely to live in multigenerational households.
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Statistically, physically attractive people rise more rapidly in their professions, make more money, marry better, and position their children to do the same, passing down their good fortune—and good genes—to the next generation.
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He said the company has a few projects around the country where it's looking for ways to pick online orders more rapidly, for example, and not get in the way of other shoppers in stores.
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Authorities have recovered 50 firearms from three locations, including 23 from the hotel room, 12 of which were fitted with so-called bump stocks that enable a shooter to fire more rapidly, mimicking automatic fire.
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During the debate on Sunday, Clinton said that she was "very proud" of the nuclear accord, but that "we need more good days before we move more rapidly toward any kind of normalization" with Iran.
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However, concerns are growing that the illness may spread more rapidly as people in at least five of the confirmed cases contracted the virus locally, including doctors who had not treated any known infected patients.
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However, concerns are growing that the illness may spread more rapidly as people in at least five of the confirmed cases contracted the virus locally, including doctors who had not treated any known infection patients.
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A recent study published in the American Journal of Health Economics found that hospital patients who are assigned healthier roommates require less care and are discharged more rapidly, with no negative effects on their health.
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Dr. Kays thinks wolf genes that made some coyotes bigger (but not a separate, "fear-mongering hype" species some call a coywolf, he points out) likely allowed them to expand more rapidly into the Northeast.
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Permanently frozen ground, or permafrost, is thawing more rapidly, threatening the release of large amounts of long-stored carbon that could in turn make warming even worse, in what scientists call a climate feedback loop.
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In 2017, Spain&aposs death rate outpaced its birth rate more rapidly than the country had seen in its recorded history — with some towns like La Estrella left with only two 80-year-old residents.
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Stiffler: Generally this whole idea of getting technology into a space where you can reach the consumer more rapidly or that you can provide a service that's easier for the user/customer to use is key.
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More resources are needed to adjudicate asylum claims more rapidly, to secure people with pending claims in sustainable and humane ways, and to assist Central American countries in combating the underlying issues that drive people north.
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The better AI gets at common sense, the more rapidly it'll take over jobs that currently are too hard for mere pattern-matching deep learning: drivers, cashiers, managers, analysts of all stripes, and even (alas) journalists.
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At the same time, the administration has been seeking to leap-frog more liberal-leaning lower courts to get cases on divisive questions over immigration, transgender rights and the U.S. census before the justices more rapidly.
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Earlier in the year, when Republicans seemed like they might repeal Obamacare much more rapidly than they've been able to, I argued that Democrats should engage in backchannel negotiations with Cassidy and Collins as a failsafe.
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Low morale at the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has caused screening officers to quit the agency more rapidly than they are being hired, leaving the TSA ill-equipped to handle long airport lines around the country.
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"Daily pain scores drop exponentially" - that is, more and more rapidly - "in the first one to three weeks after surgery in all women, although this exponential drop is faster in some than the others," Eisenach said.
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The Times - Pressure on the Bank of England to raise interest rates may be building more rapidly than first thought after a mistake by the Office for National Statistics led to domestic inflation being understated. bit.
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Trump has suggested raising the minimum age for purchasing guns and has directed the Department of Justice to draft regulation that would ban bump stocks, the device that allows semi-automatic guns to fire more rapidly.
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As a result, the connection to the lower chambers of the heart is bombarded by impulses, which causes that area to beat more rapidly as well, but out of sync with the rest of the heart.
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Latta said "things are moving ahead" much more rapidly than people would have imagined five years ago, which is why federal regulators need to intervene now so that they don't get caught flat-footed later on.
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That's not surprising given that Medicaid rolls are rising, but what is surprising, and unacceptable, is that charity care spending in hospitals benefitting from the 340B program has declined more rapidly than in non-340B hospitals.
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Yet with inflation falling more rapidly than expected, critics say the bank should be acting faster to get borrowing costs into single digits to lift Latin America's biggest economy out of its worst recession in decades.
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"The macroeconomic environment deteriorated more rapidly than anticipated, particularly in late 2019 and the velocity of this deterioration could not be immediately captured by FNB's origination scorecards and collections processes," the group said in its statement.
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The economy grows more rapidly, wealth increases, jobs and opportunities explode, unemployment and welfare benefits implode (the number of people currently receiving unemployment benefits is the lowest in 44 years), and we are all better off.
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The measure, HB 961, looks to ban assault weapons -- defined as semi-automatic rifles and pistols -- high-capacity magazines (more than 12 rounds), trigger activators that are designed to make weapons fire more rapidly, and silencers.
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Demand for L.N.G. has grown more rapidly than for other fuels, such as oil, in recent years, but the market now has a glut, with more gas output set to come online in the coming years.
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When the wireless industry upgraded to 260G technology around 20193–22019, unit sales of new phones switched to 26G more rapidly than networks could be built to bring the faster speeds to outlying areas, Zino said.
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As baby boomers retire in the next decade and beyond, Social Security and Medicare expenditures will rise more rapidly, potentially threatening defense and other important forms of discretionary spending while creating trillions more dollars of debt.
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He said Overstock is making the right call to focus on the more rapidly growing blockchain world instead of the perennially challenged retail business and that the stock could rally further thanks to tZero and Medici.
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The European agency said it expected around 100 applications a year for its new PRIME scheme, which aims to foster better planning of medicine development to help companies generate the data needed for approval more rapidly.
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"It looked like pretty lousy results, but the market may be taking some encouragement that they're retrenching more rapidly," said Brian Madden, portfolio manager at Goodreid Investment Counsel in Toronto, who has avoided buying HBC shares.
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The industry now supports 3.3 million jobs in the US. If you factor out ethanol, which has taken a big hit in the past year, the industry is growing much more rapidly than the national economy.
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As a cosmopolitan city with links to China, a high level of English and more, the city can act as an ideal incubator to develop ideas and test theories more rapidly than would otherwise be the case.
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In the meantime, though — while it's not facial recognition — CBP has increasingly started using new drones and surveillance towers that can employ AI-powered software to more rapidly process information from radars and cameras at the border.
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His comments come after the U.S. social media giant was heavily criticised by politicians and the public for its failure to more rapidly remove footage of the March shooting attack in Christchurch, New Zealand, from its network.
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Obama, World Leaders React to Death of Cuban Dictator Fidel CastroSingle Ticket Wins $421 Million Powerball10 Shot, One Dead on Bourbon Street, New Orleans Will Raul Castro embrace change more rapidly now that his brother is gone?
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Plugging Brazil's massive fiscal deficit could be done more rapidly than some in the market expect, but the new government is now focused on long-term reforms, Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles told Reuters on Thursday.
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"A change in the weather conditions could easily allow sea ice to begin growing more rapidly, but for the time being, the unusually warm temperatures (relative to average) and slow sea ice refreeze will continue," said Labe.
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Trump had consolidated Republican support more rapidly than seemed possible after clinching his party's nomination, and the notion that Democrats needed to put their primary behind them before Trump claimed the lead had taken on new urgency.
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The economic policy framework prioritises rapid economic growth over macroeconomic stability and credit continues to grow more rapidly than nominal GDP, causing ever-rising credit/GDP and contributing to a sharp 2016 rebound in the property market.
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The market was pricing in one rate increase in December and one more next year, while the Fed itself envisaged three rate hikes in 917.993 and was likely to move more rapidly than previously expected under Taylor.
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During this dry season, if farmers and loggers set fire to the rainforest for industrial or agricultural use, hot temperatures and dry air caused by climate change can allow the blazes to spread further and more rapidly.
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VW will present the concept version of an entry-level sport-utility vehicle (SUV) in Geneva on Tuesday, three sources at the company said, and will develop the road version more rapidly under the new streamlined process.
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"We will respond to the economic and social urgency with strong measures, by cutting taxes more rapidly, by keeping our spending under control, but not with U-turns," Macron said in a TV address to the nation.
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"Good ice will keep a drink cool but bad ice won't just cool your drink down; it will melt more rapidly and dilute the drink, causing it to lose all its delicate notes and nuances," she explained.
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He attributed the heightened levels of fear to the fact that this sell-off has happened much more rapidly than the big market slide in the fourth quarter of 2018 or even the 2008-2009 financial crisis.
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But Mr. Trump's stiff 25 percent steel tariffs and 10 percent aluminum tariffs, which will halt the flow of foreign metals into the United States, have prompted other countries to move more rapidly to curtail overseas imports.
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The National Rifle Association (NRA) in its first statement on the Las Vegas mass shooting is calling for additional regulations on a device used by the shooter that allows a semi-automatic gun to fire more rapidly.
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The Madrid talks were viewed as a test of governments' collective will to heed the advice of scientists to cut greenhouse gas emissions more rapidly in order to prevent rising global temperatures from hitting irreversible tipping points.
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Although many advocates argue for more U.S. refugee admissions, we can help many more refugees closer to their homes, and do so more rapidly and cost-efficiently, than we could possibly do here in the United States.
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But Indians are switching to electronic payments more rapidly than many experts had predicted, and in speaking of the recent currency moves, Mr. Modi has begun emphasizing the benefits of a cashless economy over the anticorruption fight.
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Sitting out for a short time after a concussion, with a concussion that is properly diagnosed and managed, may ultimately help an athlete recover more rapidly, miss less school and miss less of their sport, Giza said.
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It may have been plausible two or three years ago to think it was only a matter of time before a tight job market translated into more rapidly rising compensation for workers, and, in turn, broader inflation.
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It may have been plausible two or three years ago to think it was only a matter of time before a tight job market translated into more rapidly rising compensation for workers, and, in turn, broader inflation.
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JOHANNESBURG/BENGALURU (Reuters) - Fears that the coronavirus may trigger a global downturn will hit emerging market currencies harder than developed markets in the near term as the disease spreads more rapidly outside China, a Reuters poll found.
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His comments come after the U.S. social media giant was heavily criticized by politicians and the public for its failure to more rapidly remove footage of the March shooting attack in Christchurch, New Zealand, from its network.
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His vow to only ease monetary policy when inflation expectations drop more rapidly has prompted economists and traders to push back their expectations for an initial rate cut until the end of the year or even to 2017.
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What is happening on the ground is "worse than predictions", he said, with seas rising faster, ice melting more rapidly, and disasters becoming more dramatic with "terrible consequences", as seen in hurricanes that hit the Caribbean last year.
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The strategist argued that if rate normalization had started in 2009, bond yields would be up, equity markets would be rising on the back of fundamentals rather than liquidity creation, and the economy would be improving more rapidly.
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"Carney also warned that the BOE can react more rapidly than other institutions and the central bank will have its first full projections in August - which means we'll be looking for a move around that time," Lien added.
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In particular, to not cut the Committee will likely need to see notable improvements on the various headwinds they have emphasized – slowing global growth and trade uncertainties – and evidence that inflation pressures are building more rapidly than anticipated.
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The key to accelerated daytime wound healing, the scientists found, was that skin cells moved more rapidly to repair the wound and there was also more collagen – the main structural protein in skin – deposited around the wound site.
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"This dramatic urbanization, which has occurred more rapidly in the least-developed parts of the world, will aggravate the impacts of extreme weather events and increase the risk of heat-related fatalities in the future," the report noted.
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"I don't want to get in a situation where the cyclical inflationary forces are getting stronger and stronger to the point where the Fed feels the need to move much more rapidly to address it," he told reporters.
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But another significant factor was an increase in the rate of prescriptions per person in the U.S. Spending on specialty drugs "generally appears to be rising more rapidly than expenditures on other drugs," according to the issue brief.
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"By leveraging the strong manufacturing value chain in China and other Asian countries, cost of renewables could fall even faster and penetrate more rapidly to displace dirty fossil fuel such as coal in key Asian markets," Yu said.
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"Previous studies in animals from other labs have shown that during sleep, proteins such as beta-amyloid (one of two hallmark proteins implicated in Alzheimer's disease) are cleared more rapidly from the brain," Lewis said in an email.
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Former Republican House Speaker Newt Gingrich said Wednesday that it is "common sense" for Congress to ban the type of device used by the the Las Vegas gunman to enable a semi-automatic gun to shoot more rapidly.
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The availability of bump stocks — mechanisms that allow semi-automatic rifles to fire more rapidly — came under scrutiny last year, after a gunman used such a device in the shooting in Las Vegas that left 59 people dead.
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Wealthier nations will freeze production of HFCs more quickly than poorer countries, though some nations, including those in Africa, elected to phase the chemicals out more rapidly than required, citing the grave threats they face from climate change.
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Amazon also faces uncharted territory as it attempts to police its huge network of listings and sellers that's changing more rapidly than ever before, with profiteers attempting to price gouge or make false claims about preventing COVID-19.
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We need to decide, once and for all, that the Second Amendment matters but it does not mean that ordinary people should potentially have access to automatic weapons or devices that allow semiautomatic weapons to fire more rapidly.
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"The Navy supports the lifting of cost caps on CVN78 - CVN81 so that it can take full advantage of opportunities to deliver capability earlier and more rapidly incorporate new requirements into the ship baseline," Hernandez told Business Insider.
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Now Noir is trying to find a full-time job—no easy task when half of Seattle is shut down and, as the local health department said on Tuesday, the disease is "spreading more rapidly" in the county.
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"The beautiful thing is that with a 50-day life cycle from birth to breeding, which is a very short life cycle, our 1920s model will evolve much more rapidly than with longer-lived animals," Dr. Koutsos said.
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Although the unit has expanded in recent years and closes cases more rapidly than in the past, under Mr. Kuczinski it has still suffered from many of the same deficiencies outlined in Mr. Bharara's report three years ago.
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"It's due to the kind of policy we've had from the Fed and the fact that we've inflated our costs, our prices and our wages much more rapidly than some of the competitors in the world," he explained.
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The new leadership structure of the alliance will allow Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi to cooperate more efficiently and respond more rapidly to challenges facing the auto industry, such as the shift to electric vehicles, the companies said Tuesday.
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If they do not, they risk failure — not because of the macro environment of economic and geopolitical uncertainty, though that cannot be ignored, but because of their own inability to change with an ever more rapidly changing world.
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Using driverless cars to carry fare-paying customers would allow Cruise to recover investments in expensive technology and turn a profit more rapidly than trying to sell self-driving cars to the few individual customers who could afford them.
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We must bear the positive aspects of that power in mind when we consider how best to tackle its flip side: the way social platforms can be used to spread abuse, vitriol and hatred more rapidly than ever before.
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While things often tend to move more slowly in technology than many of us think, AI is a trend that should progress much more rapidly as the software vendors push it deeper and deeper into the software they develop.
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The ride-hail company is playing catch-up in a market that's already flush with billion-dollar startups, but it believes its ability to play nice with city officials will allow it to scale more rapidly than its rivals.
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"This new tax would significantly penalize Air France's competitiveness, at a time where the company needs to strengthen its investment capacity to more rapidly reduce its environmental footprint, notably as part of its fleet renewal policy," the airline said.
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Its demand-catalysing low fares have been shown to create widespread benefits: for passengers, who can travel more freely, for governments, whose economies grow more rapidly, and for airports, whose retail shops, restaurants and car parks bustle with activity.
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Section 230, and whatever matching obligations might be fitted to it, could similarly be reexamined to account for the changing workings of social media platforms and the even more rapidly changing nature of harassment, hate, misinformation, and other harms.
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The is set to hike interest rates more rapidly than investors currently expect, a top Fed official said on Monday, again pushing back on what he said was investors' too pessimistic view of the U.S. economy and monetary policy.
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According to Santiago Carniado, who heads S&P's credit analysis for Latin American financial institutions, regulation in countries like Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Chile is evolving more rapidly through the adoption of capital practices with higher patterns of quality.
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The categories for that one are a little bit different but arguably even more fascinating: People in the UK eat a lot less liver than they used to, and potatoes' popularity has fallen more rapidly than in the US.
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Last month, Citigroup said it would bar companies with which it does business from selling guns to people under 21 years old and ban clients from selling high-capacity magazines and accessories that make guns fire bullets more rapidly.
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The market was pricing in one rate increase in December and one more next year, while the Fed itself envisaged three rate hikes in 914.403 and was likely to move more rapidly than previously expected under Taylor, they said.
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In a similar manner, real GDP is not capturing the total effects of modern technology on our ability to communicate more rapidly and is not capturing the spillovers that this has — good or bad — on our communities and families.
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"The (BoE) would be minded to offset such additional demand by raising interest rates a little more rapidly than the 'one hike per annum' over the next three years, which it is guiding toward," Investec economist Philip Shaw said.
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After the Department of Justice (DOJ) issued a final rule Tuesday to ban the device, which allows a semi-automatic weapon to be fired much more rapidly, the gun rights group said it will challenge the rule in court.
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According to government statistics released Friday, in the first six months of this year employment growth has picked up throughout the nation, but it has accelerated even more rapidly in the low-tax states – clocking in at 1.48 percent.
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Viz, a San Francisco-based startup launched by London-educated neurosurgeon Chris Mansi, is using artificial intelligence to more rapidly identify stroke victims in order to ensure treatment faster, potentially saving lives and millions of dollars in medical expenses.
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"By adding new expertise and capabilities to our executive ranks and creating greater alignment around our customers, we are positioning Hulu to grow more rapidly, innovate more quickly and connect consumers even more deeply with the content they love."
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And while it's rightly remembered as a time when people with limited educational credentials could find decently paid work, it was also a time when educational attainment was rising rapidly — more rapidly than it is today by key measures.
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Replacing the standard rifle stock, which rests against the user's shoulder, with a bump stock like the ones Mr. Paddock had, allows a semiautomatic rifle to fire much more rapidly, like an automatic, firing hundreds of rounds per minute.
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And the numbers indicate that, as poverty bites in poorer cities, the phenomenon is increasing more rapidly outside the capital, propelled by high rents, reduced welfare benefits and eight years of public spending cuts linked to policies of austerity.
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The COP25 talks in Madrid were viewed as a test of governments' collective will to heed the advice of scientists to cut greenhouse gas emissions more rapidly in order to prevent rising global temperatures from hitting irreversible tipping points.
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Federal data shows that prison inmates age more rapidly than people on the outside — because of stress, poor diet and lack of medical care — so much so that their infirmities qualify them as "elderly" at the age of 50.
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The spread of yawning could potentially serve to "promote coordinated arousal among members of the group, synchronizing their mental state, potentially protecting it by alerting it to external threats more rapidly than it would be otherwise, " Dr. Gallup said.
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"We expect that 'Aquaman' will finish probably around $330 [million] to $350 million [domestically], while the overseas returns will be declining more rapidly as most of the big markets have already seen a large portion of the gross collected," he said.
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"We will respond to the economic and social urgency with strong measures, by cutting taxes more rapidly, by keeping our spending under control, but not with U-turns," Macron said in the 13-minute TV address from the Elysee Palace.
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While intended to provide price transparency for all bond investors, the disclosure rules make it hard for big investors and/or bond dealers to execute large transactions without tipping their hands to the market, causing prices to deteriorate more rapidly.
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The more asteroids we discover, and the more we learn about them (through, for example, the Japanese and U.S. asteroid science missions arriving this summer at two target asteroids), the more rapidly we can employ these objects in our exploration efforts.
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These include direct chats, the option to hold audio and video calls, the ability to call in spreadsheets and other documents, run some analytics and more, along with spaces for "evergreen" content as well as others for more rapidly changing data.
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"We don't have a particular view on the crown, but we do of course note that it has strengthened further, and more rapidly, than we anticipated in our September monetary policy report," Olsen said on the sidelines of a business conference.
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"As the climate continues to warm, hurricanes may intensify more rapidly just before striking land, making hurricane forecasting more difficult," wrote Massachusetts Institute of Technology climate scientist Kerry Emanuel in a 2017 paper in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society.
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"Polar bears may start to suffer from declining sea ice more rapidly than they would have, had their metabolism been lower as was previously mentioned," says Steven Amstrup, chief scientist at Polar Bears International, who was not involved in the research.
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The service is now accelerating a plan to speed up delivery of new missile warning satellites, push the arrival of hypersonic weapons forward several years and more rapidly cycle in F-35 software upgrades to keep pace with new challenges.
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Trump's withdrawal from the Paris agreement, the landmark 1.8 global pact to fight climate change, drew condemnation from Washington's allies and many in the energy industry - and sparked fears that U.S. oil production could expand more rapidly than it is currently.
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In terms of a more rapidly nuclear-armed Iran, the JCPOA gave Iran an easing of sanctions and the release of $150 billion in frozen assets in exchange for limitations on its capacity to enrich uranium and other fissile material.
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But what has advertisers and publishers really worried is that ad-blocking could soon make a dent in the more rapidly growing market for ads on smartphones, which will reach $100 billion this year globally, according to eMarketer, a data provider.
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Chemical drift, Partridge argued, is less extensive per acre sprayed now than it was in 1996, when Roundup Ready was first released—it's just that dicamba was adopted so much more rapidly than Roundup that the effects have been more obvious.
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While businesses might argue that they need prescribed guidelines that are analogous to the types of regulations that govern a physical space, the fact is web standards change far more rapidly than regulators would be likely to keep up with.
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In fact, in the short term, evidence suggests that more development aid can actually increase migration as people use the extra money they're earning to leave for the US. Security aid, however, might actually work more rapidly by reducing violence.
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The Senate on Monday unanimously adopted a short-term extension of key federal surveillance programs that expired on Sunday night — a move that allows the chamber to more rapidly consider legislation addressing the economic impacts of the global coronavirus pandemic.
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Coast Guard officers I spoke to, one of whom was disturbed enough to call the vessels "boat prisons," say they want detainees removed far more rapidly from their ships, which they acknowledge were never designed to serve as detention centers.
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During the financial crisis that began in 2008, home prices fell 30 to 35 percent across the country, she said, noting that they have since risen by about 8 percent overall, although prices in Madrid and Barcelona have recovered more rapidly.
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Xplore's spacecraft can hold multiple payloads, and Nanoracks will be able to use their experience to help prepare and integrate the cargo of Xplore's clients, making it possible to launch more rapidly and more efficiently with less lead time required.
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The practice is rooted in the theory of neural reuse, which states that metaphors use the same neural circuits in the brain as the underlying concept does, so the metaphor brings difficult concepts "more rapidly on board," as she puts it.
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"The disease modifiers did not work for me at the time, and I was really declining more rapidly than I found acceptable," Blair, 47, said during a panel at the TIME 100 Health Summit in New York City on Thursday.
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The proportion of people living in urban areas, where diseases can spread far more rapidly than in rural areas with scattered populations, is forecast to rise from one-third of the planet's population in 1950 to two-thirds by 2050.
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The memo appears intended to prod the administration to move more rapidly in cracking down on unauthorized immigrants at the border, a goal laid out in an executive order Mr. Trump issued last year during his first week in office.
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"With all these perspectives, you should need no on-the-job training to lead this department and take advantage of this exciting time in biomedical research to speed safe drugs through the system to patients more rapidly," Alexander said. Sen.
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Ed Clissold, chief United States strategist with Ned Davis Research Group, and Alex Sun, a market analyst with that firm, pointed out in a recent note to clients that stocks tend to rise more rapidly when the Partisan Conflict Index soars.
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However, we think change may occur more rapidly than predicted, due to decisions by some major businesses to purchase whole fleets of electric vehicles, an increase in the auto industry's capital expenditures in these products, and breakthroughs in battery storage technology.
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He has signaled he favors raising the age at which someone can buy semiautomatic rifles from 18 to 21, wants expanded background checks and is ready to prohibit bump fire stocks, which can make semiautomatic weapons fire rounds more rapidly.
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Many AIDS patients across sub-Saharan Africa show signs of treatment failure when they arrive at health facilities - often too late - and need to be switched from first-line to second-line ARV drugs more rapidly to combat resistance, MSF said.
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Systems of this kind have been in development for many years, however the rapid technological progress of enemy tank rounds, missiles and RPGs is leading the Army to more rapidly test and develop APS for its fleet of Abrams tanks.
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Ornskov said that planning for the integration of Baxalta was proceeding more rapidly than initially expected but declined to say if this would enable Shire to exceed forecast cost savings of $500 million a year by the third year of the merger.
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"You got sort of a Goldilocks report with stronger employment, coupled with modest wage growth, but not enough that forces the Fed to act more rapidly than they otherwise would," said Scott Clemons, chief investment strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman in New York.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday issued a final rule that bans so-called bump stocks, devices that allow semiautomatic weapons to fire more rapidly, saying tens of thousands of them around the country must be destroyed or surrendered to federal law enforcement.
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The diversity of life on our planet is deteriorating far more rapidly than previously thought, with up to 1 million species threatened with extinction, many of which could be lost "within decades," concludes a sweeping new scientific assessment released Monday in Paris.
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A recent study by transportation expert Bruce Schaller found that transportation network companies like Uber and Lyft added 5.7 billion miles of driving in the nation's nine largest metro areas at the same time that car ownership grew more rapidly than the population.
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Another big thing: The study showed that while fewer children are obese as a percentage of the population (5%) compared to adults (12%), the rates of childhood obesity are increasing much more rapidly in many places, presenting a health risk for the future.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey will continue its offensive into northeast Syria more rapidly than before if an agreement with the United States to pause the operation and allow the withdrawal of Kurdish forces is not fully implemented, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday.
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ET. Late Monday, Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren reiterated in a Reuters report that the Federal Reserve is set hike interest rates more rapidly than priced into futures markets, which see only one modest rate hike in each of the next few years.
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Late Monday, Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren reiterated in a Reuters report that the Federal Reserve is set hike interest rates more rapidly than priced into futures markets, which see only one modest rate hike in each of the next few years.
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I hope it will make things move even more rapidly when you say rapidly it's never rapid enough for the people who have paraplegia," said Milekovic before going onto note, "our study was in large majority funded by the public research funds.
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In rolling out its Autopilot feature, Tesla announced that it would be collecting mapping data from its customers; for GM, which dwarfs Tesla, high-quality mapping from customers in the field could roll in and be continuously refreshed far more rapidly. h2.
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If the world is to have a serious chance of limiting global warming to the internationally-agreed 19563 ℃ limit this century, the transition to renewable energy should happen much more rapidly than current efforts, according to a new study in the journal Science.
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Patrick Gonzalez, a forest ecologist at University of California, Berkeley, who co-authored the study, told the Herald that "a higher fraction of national parks are in extreme environments" and that they are also generally in areas where warming occurs more rapidly.
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According to the 12-page complaint, filed in U.S. District Court in Washington, seawater today is 30 percent more acidic than during the pre-industrial era, and this trend is occurring more rapidly than it has over the past 300 million years.
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"The issue of income inequality in the U.S. isn't really a revelation, but our analysis shows that when you factor in inflation inequality, income inequality has grown even more rapidly than we originally thought," Collyer said Tuesday on a call with reporters.
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Trump also announced Tuesday that he has directed the Justice Department to propose a ban on bump stocks, or devices that allow semi-automatic weapons to fire much more rapidly, breathing new life into an issue that has been stalled for months.
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"The elevated uncertainty now surrounding fiscal policy, particularly the potential for substantial fiscal stimulus, suggests that our next increase should come sooner rather than later in order to reduce the risks associated with having to raise rates more rapidly later on," he added.
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Mester, who has a vote on monetary policy this year under a rotation system, also said the central bank could raise rates more rapidly if the U.S. economy grew faster than expected, though she added it could go slower if inflation weakens again.
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Those moves started to occur more rapidly over the weekend, with auto manufacturers GM and Tesla among the companies that started working on production of ventilators in short supply at hospitals, and Apple and Facebook among the large U.S. firms donating protective masks.
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Climate experts in the U.S. and abroad have warned that the climate crisis is advancing much more rapidly than we initially thought, with a 12-year deadline to drastically reduce emissions before the effects of climate change become irreversible and cause global catastrophe.
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And if we had done that, the economy could have recovered faster from the Great Recession, the unemployment rate could have fallen more rapidly, and hundreds of billions of dollars of national income that is now irretrievably lost could have been earned.
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"Markets indeed appear to have taken on a life of their own, re-pricing expectations much more rapidly and significantly than can be justified by broader measures of sentiment, and especially relative to economic data," he said in a recent note to clients.
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"You got sort of a Goldilocks report with stronger employment coupled with modest wage growth, but not enough that forces the Fed to act more rapidly than they otherwise would," said Scott Clemons, chief investment strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman in New York.
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Just days after the Las Vegas shooting in October, a bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced legislation to ban the sale of bump fire stocks, a type of a device that enables semi-automatic rifles to fire more rapidly, similar to automatic weapons.
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"We know that it's possible to modernize a transit system much more quickly because it's happened in other places," Mr. Raskin said, pointing to London, where the subway is older than New York's and officials have upgraded the signals far more rapidly.
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The proportion of adults ages 18 to 7.1 who couldn't afford to see a doctor climbed slowly from 1998 to 2009, then rose more rapidly for several years before improving with the passage of the ACA, researchers report in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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Just because remdesivir works in mice doesn't mean it would work in humans, but it's already been given to people during Ebola trials and health officials think it's safe — so it could more rapidly be tested in patients who have the new coronavirus.
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If the software that controlled the automatic transmissions of certain Audi models detected testing conditions, the cars shifted more rapidly and in a way that would lower emissions of CO2 as well as nitric oxides, Sueddeutsche Zeitung said, citing a confidential VW document.
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According to an Ernst & Young analysis conducted for the National Retail Federation, U.S. retail is expected to grow between 3.7 and 4.2 percent this year, while online and non-store sales are expected to grow more rapidly, between 8 and 12 percent.
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Although trees suck up carbon more rapidly in their early years, Lewis and Wheeler note that mature, natural forests are 40 times better than plantations at storing carbon and six times better than agroforestry (where crops and useful trees are grown together).
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That's because the state has no restrictions on the sale of "trigger cranks" or "bump stock" devices, a relatively simple modification that allows the shooter to pull the trigger of an assault-rifle-style weapon much more rapidly, replicating the damage of an automatic weapon.
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And once it gets going, it really has its act together: The major sequences are arguably more rapidly fluid than they need to be – CGI can sometimes play less like special effects than a superior sleight of hand – but they're beautifully orchestrated and sustained.
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Until this week, the accessory Cottle says he invented to help people fire their semiautomatic rifles more rapidly was little-known outside the gun world—and even among firearm enthusiasts, it had a reputation as a niche product that doesn't serve much practical purpose.
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But we believe the best way forward is what Ajit Pai announced just over the last several days, the FCC has a plan for dealing with the spectrum that we think is going to make 5G much more rapidly available all across the country.
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Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean, who did not address the issue of taxes directly in his speech, said that because Singapore is ageing more rapidly than most countries, the subsidies provided for healthcare will eat up more of the budget in the future.
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"As glaciers will continue to speed up and ice/snow melt from the top, we can foresee a continuous increase in the rate of mass loss, and a contribution to sea level rise that will continue to increase more rapidly every year," Rignot said.
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Capturing the top position, Guangzhou nudged Beijing into second place and Shanghai into fourth, given a more limited inventory and a slow-to-act policymaking body as opposed to its rivals which saw initiatives aimed at cooling the real estate market introduced more rapidly.
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Asset managers, including Allianz Global Investors and BNP Paribas Investment Partners, are increasing their use of the stock connect scheme, a trading mechanism that allows funds in Hong Kong to adjust positions in Shanghai's stock markets more rapidly than using China's other investment channels.
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You know, we can control the virus mostly through medications and yet people with HIV still do age a bit more rapidly; they still get heart disease four to five years earlier, and a lot of people think that is due to chronic inflammation.
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Driven by rising disposable income and urbanization and by evolving attitudes toward animals, the number of pets has grown more rapidly since the mid-1970s than the human population, to the point where there are now about as many pets as there are people.
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According to CBRE's data, some of the much smaller players have been growing more rapidly than WeWork on a percentage basis, with Venture X expanding 435% in the past year, followed by Office Evolution at 321%, Bond Collective at 211% and Knotel at 153%.
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The new paper argues that it could happen far more rapidly, with the worst case being several feet of sea-level rise over the next 50 years, followed by increases so precipitous that they would force humanity to beat a hasty retreat from the coasts.
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There's lots to dig through, but the big story is familiar: Progress is occurring more rapidly than almost anyone forecast — global fossil fuel electricity use is expected to peak in 2248 and decline thereafter — but not rapidly enough to forestall 7.83 degrees of global warming.
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I took a domestic flight last Thursday before the coronavirus began to spread more rapidly in the US. Flying out of John F. Kennedy International Airport's busiest terminal, Terminal 4, was an eerie experience: At 8:15 on a Thursday night, it was nearly deserted.
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Scientifically speaking, researchers aren't sure how that might affect fat development as they age; previous research suggests that babies who gain weight quickly in their first year go on to gain weight more rapidly throughout childhood, but further studies, beyond age 1, are needed.
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"One of the consequences of a more connected world is that outbreaks have the potential to spread internationally much more rapidly than was the case 50 years ago," said Mike Turner, director of science at the Wellcome Trust, a UK-based global health charity.
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Bump stocks, which allow certain semiautomatic rifles to fire more rapidly, came into the public consciousness after several rifles with the modification were found in the hotel room of the gunman who killed 22019 people in a mass shooting in Las Vegas last year.
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ISTANBUL, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Turkey will continue its offensive into northeast Syria more rapidly than before if an agreement with the United States to pause the operation and allow the withdrawal of Kurdish forces is not fully implemented, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday.
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"We believe that the Fed may be forced to raise rates more rapidly than the market is currently anticipating due to accelerating economic conditions and a heating of the economy," John Roberts, director of research at Hilliard Lyons, wrote in response to the survey.
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He also asked Mr. Teller and other administration officials present to more rapidly approve bottled-up Freedom of Information requests about Russia and other topics — likening the foot-dragging on legally mandated disclosure to what he said was the Obama administration's flouting of immigration laws.
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"Throughout the upcoming discussions, we will emphasize the importance that all G20 members honor their commitments to move more rapidly to more market determined exchange rate systems, avoid persistent exchange rate misalignments and refrain from targeting exchange rates for competitive purposes," the official said.
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"I'm sure employers might not have as much choice as they would like, but if the shortage story were true, we'd see wages rising more rapidly than they are," said Dean Baker, co-director of the liberal Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington.
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Trump has tentatively embraced improving how states report to the existing criminal background check system for gun purchases, raising the minimum age requirement to buy a semi-automatic weapon from 18 to 21 and banning devices that make such weapons fire much more rapidly. Rep.
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