"Here we have the most New York fashion brand covering the most New York paper," he said.
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Yes, it's a USB-C to USB-C cable, which is great considering most new phones are launching with USB-C and most new laptops have at least one USB-C port.
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And most new cars are now connected to the Internet.
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Most New Yorkers appear unenthusiastic about de Blasio's presidential aspirations.
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As most New Yorkers, I take the city for granted.
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Like most new chassis designed today, this one is scalable.
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Most new home supply in major cities dropped in January.
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This suggests that most new mothers are motivated to breastfeed.
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Most New Jersey insiders think the legislature will go along.
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But most new dads didn't give birth to their child.
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Most new illegal immigrants arrive legally then overstay their visas.
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Plus, it was a question most New Yorkers wouldn't ask.
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Most New Yorkers are well aware that rents are high.
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For most New Yorkers, the snow was probably a drag.
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Most New Year's resolutions involve improving your health or happiness.
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NOT ONLY CHANGE THAT IS NEEDED IN TECHNOLOGY, BUT CHANGE THAT IS NEEDED IN SOCIETY, SO THAT WE CAN BE THE COUNTRY THAT, IN FACT, CREATES THE MOST NEW INNOVATION, CREATES THE MOST NEW OPPORTUNITY.
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But blockchain has offered a wilder ride than most new technologies.
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That's the most new breeds added in one year since 2000.
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It's a result that has shocked most New York political observers.
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The people dynamic is what most new investors to education miss.
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Most new parents already expect Social Security to begin at 70.
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Which, frankly, makes it the most New York City proposal ever.
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The M train, like most New York subways, is often delayed.
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Here are the seven most New York moments from the hearing.
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China, Germany, Japan and the U.S. had the most new millionaires.
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Wouldn't that be the most New York ending to the story?
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At schools like Pelham, most new students arrive behind grade level.
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Most New Yorkers had appeared unenthusiastic about de Blasio's presidential aspirations.
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Most New Yorkers can't imagine the city without their local bodega.
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"Most New Yorkers were not aware of this place," he said.
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For most New Yorkers interviewed, it could have been much worse.
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Polls showed that most New Yorkers favored Amazon's plans for Queens.
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"Most New Yorkers have no idea this place exists," he said.
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Most new vehicles monitor where drivers go and how they drive.
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Like most new moms, Khloé Kardashian is riding the No-Sleep Express.
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Most New Yorkers believed they'd never live to see it be built.
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Swift gained the most new followers Monday, on both Twitter and Instagram.
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The six goals matched the most New Jersey has allowed all season.
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Possibly the most New York headline ever was "MOB COP SEX FURY".
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But most New Yorkers don't read the Times on a daily basis.
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But most new applications use integration to gather, organize, and analyze data.
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And as with most new technologies, it raises security and privacy issues.
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But in most New Zealanders' minds it is the intangibles that count.
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But like most new players, she had no idea what to do.
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By 2020 most new cars will come with these connections as standard.
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Most are still in business today, and still prepare most new teachers.
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Most new requests will have to use fax machines or traditional mail.
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With most New Yorkers living in smaller apartments, children clearly double up.
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But most new acquaintances didn't notice, because most no longer bothered to.
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Theirs, unlike most new ones, have removable bulbs like the originals did.
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To most New Yorkers, a gull is a gull is a gull.
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Most new users will just want something that works, without any fuss.
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Most new phrases can be "translated" pretty easily to a boomer equivalent.
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Most new graduates think they're ready for their career, and they're not.
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Most New Yorkers know the structure as the Joseph Papp Public Theater.
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In both cases, they feasted on the most new cash since March.
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Most new TVs today come with distinct Netflix buttons on the remotes.
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Deforestation continues, but most new agricultural production in Brazil comes from technological gains.
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Kerry. In 2008, the DLC and most New Democrats favored Hillary Clinton, but
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And just like most new parents, the Oscar winner isn't getting much sleep.
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Most New Yorkers live in apartments the size of a Silicon Valley garage.
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Most new fully electric vehicles can drive 70-100 miles on one charge.
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It has to—most new technologies find some useful application in those arenas.
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Check. A bedazzled bathroom that's bigger than most New York City studio apartments?
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Most new smartphones are great, and they come with cool new features sometimes.
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Most new house and techno makes me want to take a fucking nap.
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Most New Hampshire Republicans don't want to deport people in the US illegally.
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It's no secret that most New Yorkers have always moved at breakneck speed.
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Most New Yorkers have been affected by the subway crisis at some point.
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As with most new small businesses, they ran into hiccups along the way.
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Since 2616, the golf course has hired about 2212 workers, most New Yorkers.
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Most new Apple and Windows products have encryption built into their operating systems.
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Sanders is not only leading in (some) Iowa and most New Hampshire polls.
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Camp Taji, where most New Zealanders are stationed, was not attacked, Peters said.
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"John Kasich is presenting the most new ideas," reads one tweet from Feb.
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But most new iOS projects he sees are in Swift, including at Apple.
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Which, by the way, is the case for most new aircraft development programs.
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Most new celebrity couples prefer to keep their shiny new romance to themselves.
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Most New York museums have looked the other way, but on Friday, Jan.
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Would Mr. Trump, like most new presidents, reach out to the losing side?
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The Instagram button might be the change that generates the most new donations.
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Most "new" people with high blood pressure should focus on how they live.
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The places with the most opportunity used to attract the most new residents.
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We're also the power users of most new consumer tech platforms and services.
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In politics as in life and business, most new ideas are bad ideas.
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And most new sex crime convictions involve people who aren't registered sex offenders.
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This is the solution that I can see most new WordPress users leaning towards.
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Like most new technologies, the promise of DNA sequencing has not been equitably dispersed.
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APFS is optimized for the flash / SSD storage in most new Mac computers today.
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It also had no large computer screen like most new cars do these days.
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Most New Yorkers grumble when they see the telltale "No Parking" signs on lampposts.
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Most new smartphone operating systems let you deny certain apps access to location data.
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As most new parents experience, I was given sage advice from family and friends.
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"I assume most New Yorkers hate him," Bachor replied to Hyperallergic's request for comment.
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And most new product features that are coming up next will [probably reflect that].
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That is double the cost of most new cancer drugs, according to Dr. Zuckerman.
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So when it comes to AI, which companies are hiring the most new talent?
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But as when evaluating most new revenue streams, not doing it presents risks too.
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His first day was a marathon of meetings, routine for most new senior officials.
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Precious metals commodity funds gathered $434 million and the most new cash since October.
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It's similar to Google's version, called Android Auto, and ships in most new cars.
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In a galaxy far, far more commercially successful than most, new heroes battle evil.
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Forge supports nearly 5,000 games and can add support for most new games in seconds.
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Of course, as with most new Facebook features, the videos were met with mixed reactions.
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Since the election of President Donald Trump, however, most new Antifa members are young voters.
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Most new phones try to layer on one or two new features year over year.
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Unfortunately, most new edtech ventures never get that far and run out of money first.
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It's no secret that size is a prevailing issue for most New York City apartments.
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Most new particles of the virus are produced in immune-system cells called T-lymphocytes.
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Most new skyscrapers in New York are whisper-thin silver spikes or clunky glass boxes.
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Like most New Jersey teens, I spent an inordinate amount of time at the mall.
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A few, high-growth startups account for most new jobs created in the private sector.
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Windows 10 also comes preinstalled on most new PCs and compatible tablets for sale now.
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In the end, though, the most New York thing about the debate was the noise.
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For this reason, most new funding goes toward prevention, infection control and managing antibiotic use.
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Most new developments go with the polyurethane, because it's tough and requires almost no maintenance.
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Most new launches are started by managers who are usually a decade or two older.
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Did you know that we have the most new cases of HIV [in the country]?
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Unlike most new parents, Murray is getting eight or nine hours of sleep a night.
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Not every phone will work in every country, but most new phones should be fine.
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Most New Yorkers understand that their views will change, for better or worse, over time.
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Most New York men I know are comfortable with people from all over the globe.
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Most new housing, he adds, is also rising in the sunniest parts of the city.
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He added that most new energy volumes would flow to Asia, where demand is growing.
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One or two sessions on the lowest, blue, is all most new users will need.
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He added that most new energy volumes would flow to Asia, where demand is growing.
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London recorded the most new housing starts of any British region between 2010 and 2015.
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For example, most new hepatitis C infections are occurring in young people who inject drugs.
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Most new U.S. foreign direct investment went to Europe, where intellectual property rights are respected.
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Tim ScottTimothy (Tim) Eugene ScottEntrepreneurs create most new jobs: Why aren't we talking about them?
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Most New Yorkers don't realize that the state is responsible for the M.T.A. Unfortunately, Gov.
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Since then she has occupied a role unfamiliar to most New Zealand leaders: Global celebrity.
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Most new publications, upon their launch, seek to promote their content as novel, surprising, exciting.
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Harlem rapper Dave East has the backing that most New York artists would dream of.
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Most new presidents, particularly Republicans, who favor limited government, have tussles with the federal bureaucracy.
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Like most new smartphones, the baby phone doesn't have a headphone jack or microSD card storage.
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NFC is now standard in most new smartphones and enables quick, wireless file transfers between devices.
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As the party of limited government, the GOP opposes most new programs however they're paid for.
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In interviews following the event, most new citizens said they appreciated hearing from the nation's leader.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Most New Yorkers may know Rockaway, Queens, as a destination.
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This storm, if the forecasts prove accurate, could not be better timed for most New Yorkers.
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Like most new all-in-ones, the U27 supports Windows Hello logins with an IR camera.
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It's good news for consumers, but most new products are unappealing and attract very few consumers.
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Here's the list of celebrities who gained the most new followers in 215, via Instagram: 211.1.
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Most new gadgets have adopted the newer USB-C standard, which can help charge devices faster.
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Most new smartphones come with it, so investing in a wireless charger is a wise move.
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"Most New Yorkers are (saying) 'More power to you', 'Thank you for doing this'," she said.
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The movie drummed up the most new conversations in comScore's latest analysis on social media chatter.
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If they couldn't figure that out, however, it's safe to assume most new buyers won't either.
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There's a very simple reason why most new drugs come from the U.S. and not Europe.
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Like most New Yorkers, I spent that distressing day trying to make sense of what happened.
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Most New Yorkers have yet to visit the National September 11 Memorial Museum in Lower Manhattan.
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Most new financial advisers start without a big book of business and must sell to survive.
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Most new farmers face an uphill battle, but Cloverdale's were at an elevation of 6,695 feet.
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The N.R.A., which opposes most new gun control proposals, has supported stricter regulation of bump stocks.
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Regulators banned Foresea from selling most new policies and barred its chairman from the insurance industry.
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Clinton had the third most new followers, with 6,210 liking her page in the past day.
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Positive market technicals, meanwhile, suggest most new issues should be well supported over the coming weeks.
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Wireless charging is included in most new phones, and the chargers are more affordable than ever.
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Sanders is within striking distance of Clinton in Iowa, and leads her in most New Hampshire polls.
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Richard Nixon has won the most New Hampshire primaries, carrying the state in 1960, 1968, and 1972.
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It's a situation most new mothers have faced: the need to breast-feed their babies in public.
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"Most New Zealand companies are beating expectations so lower interest rates will increase their profitability," Sullivan said.
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And most new products take off because of favorable word of mouth, not merely because they're Instagrammable.
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The Obamacare contraception mandate has applied since 2012 to most new insurance plans including employer-provided coverage.
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Most New Yorkers will tell you they prefer a shot of vodka to either of these candidates.
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A fresh start is coming, but like most new beginnings, it can come with some teary goodbyes.
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Bookshelf Even most New Yorkers have forgotten that Congress passed the Bill of Rights in New York.
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"I think most New Yorkers are familiar with rats, but what really is a rodent?" she asked.
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Unlike most new presidents, Trump never saw the period of high approval ratings that typically follows inaugurations.
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If there is a strike, telecommuting would not be tenable for most New Jersey residents, she said.
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Most new cryptocurrencies are utility-based coins and are not designed to replace traditional forms of currency.
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Most new routers use the 802.11ac standard, which is capable of faster wireless speeds than other routers.
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That could be a factor in why most New Yorkers don't buckle up in cabs, he said.
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Most new workplace technologies displace some worker tasks and entire jobs, devalue certain skills, and disrupt livelihoods.
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The tax plan would probably cut taxes for most New Yorkers, at least in the short term.
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Which neighborhoods received the most new development, experienced the highest rent increases, the highest sales price increases?
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Still, Sanders has held a decisive lead in most New Hampshire polls over the past few weeks.
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Like most New Yorkers, I remember where I was when I heard that John Lennon had died.
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And most new jobs announced by the companies will be in Saudi Arabia, not the United States.
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Having spent several years in London, he had seen more of the world than most New Englanders.
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Today, most new student borrowing comes from federal direct loans, with private lenders servicing the government-issued loans.
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Though most new mothers spend their first few weeks completely exhausted, Simone appears to have been quite busy.
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Oncology was the therapy with the most new launches — 16 — followed by infectious disease, which saw 12 launches.
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Most new water features were associated with reservoir construction, but the impact of climate change was also detected.
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In practice, most new entrants are ancient or rare varieties that only recently gained a following in America.
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That includes the tech industry, where most new employees must sign arbitration agreements in order to start work.
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That said, what is true of most new tech ventures is not true of the broader startup ecosystem.
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One of SNL's most New York sketches explores the sometimes trying experience of local theater and social commentary.
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Lord Willin' had A-level beats from The Neptunes—the batch most new artists could only dream of.
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Mr. Loeser added that though people admire the pope, most New Yorkers have already decided whom to support.
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A proposal by Sacramento's municipal utility could upend California's mandate to require solar panels on most new homes.
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Both firms say most new deliveries will permit growth in airline fleets rather than simply replacing old jets.
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With 331,700 requests, the United States received the most new asylum claims, followed by Germany, Italy and Turkey.
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David Tovar, a spokesman at Sprint, said most new commercials get between 30,20103 and 40,000 views on YouTube.
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Strong data growth is supported by the proliferation of smartphones, with most new handsets sold being 4G-enabled.
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To begin with, most New Yorkers — in fact, most people — ignore the dry, forgotten fields this plant favors.
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The highest temperature of most new pizza ovens is around 625 degrees, but ours goes up to 1,000.
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Bites Most new farmers face an uphill battle, but Cloverdale's were at a Colorado elevation of 6,695 feet.
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Location sensors are fitted to most new vehicles in Europe, and used in the event of a crash.
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Last year, it made it mandatory for most new borrowers to pay down the principal on mortgage loans.
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None of these workshop participants — several veteran grandparents, most new to the role— wanted to be wildly inappropriate.
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The person becoming president on Friday was someone whom most New Yorkers did not want to become president.
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China still accounts for about 96% of coronavirus cases, but most new infections are now being reported elsewhere.
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"Come From Away" sounds like a show that most New Yorkers would run a city mile to avoid.
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Doctors would get paid $130 for most new patient visits and $212 for the most complex new patient visits.
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Most new Wear OS watches have a rotating crown for scrolling through menus and the Sport is no exception.
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Cold hard cash is what most new graduates want, even if they won't come right out and say it.
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Most new users are in the emerging world; some 726m people came online in the past three years alone.
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It wrestles with the same ideas that most New Orleans restaurants take on: the division between old and new.
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I started seriously working out around 2016, and like most new gym converts, had enthusiasm but no concrete plan.
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Last year, the country made it mandatory for most new borrowers to pay down the principal on mortgage loans.
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Most new presidents begin their terms with honeymoons, and enjoy high levels of support that help launch their administrations.
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It's in most new phones, including Samsung's Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, after being released in February this year.
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I think it's still a beloved site in a lot of ways, especially in most New York media circles.
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If anything, most new developments in North Brooklyn seem to make a point of distinguishing themselves from these structures.
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Carrie, of course, has what most New Yorkers could only dream about, then and now: a rent-controlled apartment.
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Most new devices offer a range of features, that generally make small but significant improvements on the previous model.
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Professional and business services created the most new jobs, with 220,0003, while manufacturing and health care added 2000,2350 apiece.
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Most new people in other art forms aren't getting their start by doing competition in front of an audience.
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They're the ones who consume the most new music because they're too young to be wrapped up in nostalgia.
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Ryan: What we also love about Community is that, unlike with most New York restaurants, there's no bad seats.
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But while that would be the way of most New Yorkers, it is most assuredly not the Feuerstein way.
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Colorectal cancer is typically considered a disease of aging — most new cases are diagnosed in people over age 50.
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These days, most new policies are written by either Bermuda's Assured Guaranty or New York-based Build America Mutual.
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Commercial beekeepers are a tight-knit group, and most new contracts come as referrals from other beekeepers and clients.
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However, Mr. Nelson warned drivers of all ages about one feature now in most new cars: the backup camera.
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But like most new parents, he was tired and frustrated, and thought there had to be a better way.
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But screens are "definitely decreasing in popularity," and most new plane models do not include them, Mr. Hoppe said.
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For most New Englanders, guns are used for hunting, whether it is a necessity to survive, or for sport.
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The 2017 tax law, which Rubio voted for, allows businesses to immediately and fully expense most new capital investments.
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This one drops every Friday, as most new releases do, but will add other tracks mid-week as needed.
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Most new rent regulation proposals limit rent increases by some fixed amount above the overall rate of price inflation.
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An increasingly popular alternative to spares is the so-called run-flat design, which most new BMW models use.
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Unlike most new laws, grasping the rationale behind this prohibition requires insight as unexceptional as the no-host verdict.
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Most new drivers also fail to provide the standard mint and mineral water combo to which customers were accustomed.
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Like most new comedies this fall, Young Sheldon isn't yet very good at conveying what it's trying to do.
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China's industry, environment and science ministries, which devise most new energy vehicle policies, did not respond to requests for comment.
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Most new models employ workout-friendly earclips and wires that drape around the back of your neck like a stole.
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Prior to AWS, startup costs were so high as to create a significant barrier to entry for most new enterprises.
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The majority of Americans actually expect that most new cars will be able to drive themselves within the coming decade.
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With it came the most new information the company has released on Face ID since the iPhone X was announced.
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By September, Sanders had overtaken Clinton in most New Hampshire polling and was closing a double-digit gap in Iowa.
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Like most new technology, quantum computing will be expensive and complex at first, so it won't be available to everyone.
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For most new apps, gaining traction has become nearly impossible, and is still difficult even for existing and popular services.
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WHEN Jacinda Ardern was elected deputy leader of the Labour Party in March, she was unknown to most New Zealanders.
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Most new asylum applicants have been men, a few of them violent or, according to the security services, covert jihadists.
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On paper, Across the Universe offers the most new content, but in reality it's staler than both sample-based projects.
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Most New Yorkers measure the ground beneath them in feet and inches — or if they're on the go, city blocks.
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Donald Trump is a homegrown creature, a species well known and justifiably loathed by most New Yorkers — the unscrupulous landlord.
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The poll actually found that while most New Yorkers support Amazon coming to New York, almost half oppose the subsidies.
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Most new products, even more energy-efficient devices, significantly increase our footprint over and above retaining recycled or reused products.
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Though one can never be sure, we're counting on most New Yorkers, even confirmed traditionalists, to adjust without much trouble.
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In a statement, Disney said that most new episodes of each series will premiere on Fridays at 12:01 a.m.
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From the 13s onward, most new movies in the United States have been presented at 2.39:1 or 1.85:260.
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So expect to see bigger change-ups on Fridays — when most new releases drop — and mid-week updates as well.
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The city updated their zoning ordinance to require most new developments to adopt green infrastructure practices to manage storm water.
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Like most new internet activities, this seemed totally pointless to the old people of the day, but teenagers loved it.
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But like most New Yorkers with small closets, he had to close up shop when he moved to the city.
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My saving grace during this time was that most new parents were too preoccupied with their own tribulations to notice mine.
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Like most new app-based lenders, Afterpay uses proprietary technology to determine a customer's credit worthiness, as opposed to traditional scores.
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Most New Yorkers know little of this bureaucratic archipelago tucked away in nondescript buildings from the West Village to the Bronx.
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So long as your product uses USB-C charging and supports Power Delivery (most new stuff does), you're good to go.
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The discovery of a new type of spider isn't that special, but most new finds are of itsy-bitsy little guys.
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It's also because Edge is a new browser and with it comes glitches inherent to most new software, especially at launch.
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Microsoft started hiding these apps from the store recently, and most new Office 365 features now appear in the desktop apps.
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They don't have the chicken and egg problem that most new platforms face, with a huge total addressable market at launch.
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Most new HDMI cables today are high quality (capable of supporting 4K) yet can be had for less than 10 bucks.
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Most new car finance is now in the form of personal contract purchase plans provided by the financing arms of automakers.
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Drugmakers would also have us believe that scientists in corporate laboratories conduct the "basic" or preliminary research for most new medicines.
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Volkswagen of America said most new 2018 vehicles in the United States will come with a 6-year vehicle limited warranty.
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Most importantly, and in the most 'New Orleans' way, it's a parade that's bringing Lundi Gras back to the city's communities.
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Most new features of the Book Review provoke my grumpier responses at first, but eventually gain interest and then become useful.
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Warren's plan seeks 210% zero emissions for most new vehicles by 210 and 210% zero emissions in electricity generation by 2200.
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This outbreak is unusually worrying because most new cases are in cities and are pneumonic plague, the form transmitted by coughing.
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Charles George Esperanza, 31, author and illustratorCreditCreditElias Williams for The New York Times This weekend's weather kept most New Yorkers inside.
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As with most new standards, its stewards say that Wi-Fi 6 will ultimately make our tech lives better and faster.
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Studies show that most new parents — mothers especially — can't go more than a minute or two without thinking about their newborns.
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"Most new space entrepreneurs don't want to sell to a [legacy company] because they came from a [legacy company]," Taylor said.
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Most new releases aren't available as a streaming option in people's homes until about three months after they showcase in theaters.
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A straw is not a necessity for most New Yorkers, so I think this is more of a change of thinking.
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In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina 12 years ago, most New Orleans public schools remained closed for more than four months.
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The company added more than one million net digital subscriptions last year — the most new subscriptions annually in the newspaper's history.
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Mr. Schoen said an internal poll showing that most New Yorkers did not recognize Mr. Massey's name was not a handicap.
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Despite the common belief that comedy is overrun with Trump jokes, most new specials today avoid the daily tumult of politics.
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And now most new below-market-rate housing is built not by public agencies, but by nonprofit developers leveraging tax credits.
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Unlike most new designers, however, Rihanna had a public profile that was as fully formed and global as any heritage brand.
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Gartner also noted in its report that tech enthusiasts drive most new smartphone purchases, and among them, loyalty is extremely high.
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Warren's plan seeks 240% zero emissions for most new vehicles by 22050 and 100% zero emissions in electricity generation by 2035.
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Most New Yorkers don't know the ban exists, but the law is expected to be repealed tomorrow in a City Council vote.
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Even the most new-to-the-medium selfie-taker is familiar with the benefits of a filter, or even the FaceTune app.
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Inslee is effectively saying he wants to ban oil and gas drilling, since most new wells in the US rely on fracking.
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That meant that most new inquiries never happened — in a sense, it meant that objectivity was more an ideal than a reality.
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Visa gift card Cold hard cash is what most new graduates want, even if they won't come right out and say it.
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But that's not evident to most New Yorkers, who regularly vent their frustration with the city's subways and buses on social media.
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Uber will also introduce new technology that continuously monitors new offenses by drivers using data sources that cover most new criminal offenses.
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But, as it is with most new tools, once I played with it a few times, I was wielding it with ease.
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That represents a big jump from the 6,000 cars sold so far, but most new auto markets start with limited production runs.
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Most new battery-electric vehicles have custom smartphone apps that allow a driver to switch on cabin heat remotely when plugged in.
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In the eyes of most New Yorkers, returning to a state of good repair any time soon seems like a pipe dream.
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Like most new technologies, phone-based systems come with their own set of problems: What if the phone dies or gets lost?
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Texas's four largest counties are all among the 2628 counties that have added the most new residents in the past eight years.
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Numbers is free on most new Mac computers and iOS devices, but it costs less than $20 from Apple's online app stores.
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Still, it's a choice that would be anathema to most New Yorkers, who tend to pull down rather than put up walls.
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The jobs report does point to a steadily growing economy, with the most new jobs created in health care, manufacturing, and construction.
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Mike: As with most new tech, I'm pretty sure the first generations of all of these gadgets are going to be bad.
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The company added nine million new users in the quarter, the most new users added in a single quarter since early 2015.
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Most new arrivals are going to the predominantly French-speaking province of Quebec, sparking protests from opposition politicians and anti-immigrant groups.
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In the 100 counties adding the most new businesses, Clinton routed Trump by nearly 25 percentage points and over 9 million votes.
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Whereas most new hotels favor designs that feel of the moment, Cabinet Alberto Pinto's approach was to offer an Old English experience.
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But, Dr. Danzon said, most new cancer drugs today are developed this way: by small companies and for small groups of patients.
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The two that will require the most new workers: personal care and home health aides, with 1.2 million new positions between them.
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Most New Yorkers have not heard of the New York & Atlantic Railway, a freight line in the middle of New York City.
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The government has shut the door on most new foreign investment in energy — whether it involves oil exploration or private wind farms.
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The New Oxford Shakespeare is getting a nice, dramatic publicity boost, a much bigger one than most new editions of Shakespeare get.
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Age has not kept Mr. Schneider from getting to the clocks, often by climbing into tight corners unknown to most New Yorkers.
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In most New York City apartments, spaces play double duty, and ours is no exception: The kitchen doubles as a storage space.
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About New York Most New Yorkers, seeing a parking ticket on their car windows, wince, then curse, maybe mutter a serenity prayer.
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A late bloomer, Robinson was not highly recruited out of high school, and most New England colleges did not show much interest.
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Unfortunately for the math problem, the businesses that generate the most new jobs are not global, multinational corporations, or large domestic corporations.
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Most New York City museums were expected to be open on Wednesday after shuttering for the storm or their regularly scheduled closings.
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Like most New Yorkers, the team members at The New York Times's Metro desk have a lot to say about the subways.
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That's been happening a lot lately — a phenomenon to which most New Yorkers can personally attest, including those on the Metro desk.
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Here's a fun stocking stuffer idea: a wireless charger that can charge most new modern phones, whether they're Android or an iPhone.
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"Most New Yorkers always have their guard up, but if you're new to New York you may not know that," he said.
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As is the case with most new technologies, regulators are playing catch up to the rapid developments seen in the drone industry.
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Either you believe that the system is both changeable and worth changing, or you don't — and most new voters are not convinced.
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Most new demand for coal-fired power stations is in Southeast Asia, although other countries including Bangladesh are also building new stations.
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Opinion polls taken in the weeks before 9/11 showed that most New Yorkers couldn't wait to see the last of him.
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Most New York storefront establishments were on the Bowery, which had long since became a skid row, with a reputation for crime.
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Most new cases involve people who became sick two or three weeks ago, when the tainted lettuce was still available for sale.
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Features like rear cameras, radar sensors, collision-preventing automatic braking systems and Bluetooth are now standard in most new cars and trucks.
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"Prior to 2018, SALT was often most New Yorkers' largest itemized deduction," said Tina Salandra, a certified public accountant in New York.
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At most New York City salons, a partial highlight starts at $100 and a full-head of highlights ranges from $250 and up.
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In 2014, L.A. enacted an ordinance that requires most new and renovated buildings to install lighter colored roofs with high solar reflectance ratings.
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Becky Wang, co-founder and CEO of branding agency Crossbeat, added that most new media companies already use data plus technology and content.
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Sure, most new luggage features removable battery packs, but this one charges all of your devices (even new gen laptops) on the go.
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But like most new forms of media and communications, GIFs have thus far struggled to find a business model that matches their ubiquity.
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Apple is already doing that in one other major way: purchases of most new Apple devices now come with a one-year subscription.
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As with most new companies, Doorport is still figuring out exactly how much their product will cost, and are testing different pricing models.
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Last week was the 29th straight with inflows for emerging-market bond funds, and most new investors this year are sitting on gains.
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DeBlasio and Cuomo have been at odds since DeBlasio took office, for Democratic insidery bro-ey reasons most New Yorkers rightfully DGAF about.
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So while there's no evidence of a Poké-predator problem, even if there were, a gaming law couldn't deter most new sex crimes.
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Data out last week showed China's banks made the most new loans on record in January as policymakers tried to jumpstart sluggish investment.
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As with most new ideas in theoretical physics, this is something cool to think about and isn't ready for the big time... yet.
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With near-$303 billion in net inflows, the iShares MSCI Canada ETF (EWC) has received the most new money of any non-U.
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However, Chicago and St. Louis are losing the most workers overall and are attracting most new workers from their regions rather than internationally.
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After the dogs, one of the first things most new students notice about Lanna Doi Modt are the earthen floors around the ring.
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The standards that govern electric bicycles were introduced in 1999, but most new bikes violate the limits for speed, weight and battery size.
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As far back as the 1980s, even before the free trade agreement, the government imposed a ban on most new wells in Guanajuato.
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But most new entrants need to source power for their customers from JEPX, where volumes have more than quadrupled while prices fluctuated sharply.
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November, however, is the month that has seen the most new highs for the S&P, on a percentage basis, according to CFRA.
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A bar, a store, a cinema — most New Yorkers have experienced the gut-punch loss of a favorite spot to real estate development.
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On May 9, California gave the solar industry a huge boost by requiring solar panels on most new homes built after January 2020.
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Most new joiners were able to achieve MDRT's entry requirement of an annual income of HK$533,200 by their second year, she added.
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In its time, the Four Seasons was the most modern, the most daring, the most New York restaurant the city had ever seen.
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Also, most New York cabs are now Toyota Camrys, which the city estimates to have an environmental rating of 25 miles per gallon.
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"Most New Hampshire voters aren't really paying attention yet," said pollster Andy Smith, the director of the University of New Hampshire's Survey Center.
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The jobs report does point to a steadily growing economy, with the most new jobs created in the business and health care industries.
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When Mr. Kim died in 22014, the country was estimated to have 24,224 IP addresses, fewer than on most New York City blocks.
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It is a worthy argument, perhaps, but most New Yorkers probably don't care where the money to fix the transit system comes from.
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Most New York counties measure hundreds of square miles, and restrictions on disclosing the number of troopers have raised concern among some lawmakers.
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For comparison's sake, most new features tend to roll out in days or sometimes weeks, but rarely as long as half a year.
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Most borrowers took out their first loan to consume rather than invest, and most new loans are taken out to service old ones.
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Even though most New Yorkers don't have easy access to a pool or the beach, it doesn't stop them from wearing flip-flops.
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In fact, January 17 has been dubbed Ditch Resolutions Day, since it's the time most "new year, new me" pledgers officially give up.
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Most new homes in Kenya target the middle and upper classes as it's easier to make a profit from high-end property sales.
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"In reality, most new graduates should probably be doing a little bit of both," said Christine Benz, director of personal finance at Morningstar.
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And just as with early websites, most new channels will struggle to find a revenue model and fail before it gets figured out.
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Unfortunately, the entry-level price point is not where most new-home builders exist either today, given the significantly higher costs of construction.
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The places with the most opportunity used to attract the most new residents, in a cycle of fast-growing cities and rising prosperity.
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Although the Command is nearly a year old, most New Yorkers have no idea what it is or how it began — until now.
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Back in April, Milk Makeup — the edgy, inclusive brand you'll find in most New Yorkers' clutches — launched the first-ever CBD-infused Kush Mascara.
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Problem is, the makers of the infotainment systems included in most new cars have been slow to integrate the wireless capability into their interfaces.
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Back in May, the energy policy and planning agency approved the requirement for solar panels for most new California homes built starting in 2020.
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Like most new moms, Annie Muscato knew the phrase "Breast is best," and planned on breastfeeding her newborn daughter for as long as possible.
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Once they've bought the place, most new owners of a fixer-upper will likely hire a contractor to do the remodel, according to Rushton.
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Historically, when it came to most New York rentals, landlords would call upon agents to fill their apartments with tenants and handle the contracts.
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And while it sounds vaguely dystopian, in the way most new tech products and features involving artificial intelligence do, it also sounds immensely useful.
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Most new homes that are being built in the U.S. today really aren't all that different from those that were built 2000 years ago.
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As with most new shows, the real weakness of Siren is just how little the supporting cast gets to do in its first hours.
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If you haven't purchased wireless headphones, then you're most likely afflicted by the removal of the headphone jack in most new flagship tech products.
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Most New Zealanders never encounter this underworld, because violence generally occurs between the gangs, and even those turf wars have abated in recent decades.
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Why it matters: As technology becomes a growing part of the economy, Silicon Valley can't — and probably shouldn't be — home to most new startups.
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Most new projects for utilities were procured voluntarily rather than because of a need to satisfy government mandates, reflecting the low cost of solar.
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Beijing is already taking action with China's banks making the most new loans on record in January in an attempt to jumpstart sluggish investment.
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TODAY'S NUMBER 332 That's the newest area code for Manhattan, but it just doesn't have the swagger that 212 holds for most New Yorkers.
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New York City later moved to require sprinkler systems in most new residential buildings — legislation that Donald Trump and other real estate developers opposed.
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As most New Yorkers know all too well, when you buy a co-op, you don't technically own the apartment itself, unlike a condominium.
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The MTA will be promoting the ban with an advertising campaign that uses the same "bubble people" that most New Yorkers are familiar with.
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We're barely two months into 2018, and one thing's already very clear: Most new Android phones released this year will be iPhone X knockoffs.
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Sounds like he's been working night shifts at home, like most new parents, so he was definitely looking forward to a 6 hour flight.
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Since the early 1990s, almost no new coal-fired power plants have been built, and most new units have been designed to burn gas.
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Instead of being created with technical drawings and blueprints, most new products are today conceived in CAD systems in a three-dimensional virtual form.
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Alas, most new experimental medications prove ineffective, and companies therefore have to invest in many potential new drugs to find one that actually works.
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She knew she had a right to breast-feed in public and was under the impression that most New Yorkers were accepting of it.
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In any case, the go-to option for most New Yorkers encountering something oppressive or inconsistent with their values is to step over it.
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Most new furries are in high school or college according to Jurann, so they'll likely have even more to spend on suits moving forward.
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I was also comfortable where I was, having just moved into my own apartment in February — a privilege that most New Yorkers aren't afforded.
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Beijing is already taking action, with China's banks making the most new loans on record in January in an attempt to revive sluggish investment.
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Microsoft Edge comes pre-installed on most new Windows computers, so if you're using a PC, there's a good chance you already have it.
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Witness the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge and the Hugh L. Carey Tunnel, which most New Yorkers continue reasonably to call the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel.
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"Most new district-by-district fundraising and polling numbers are downright terrible for Republicans, even in seats previously thought to be safe," writes Wasserman.
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The most new positions will be created for personal care aides, with 777,600 jobs opening up by 2026 — a 413 percent uptick from today.
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Three years into ObamaCare's plans, most new customers had the same experiences as those in the overall marketplace in finding doctors and getting appointments.
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Mistakes were made and lessons were learned, but isn't that the case for most new companies building through the dawn of an industrial revolution?
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Do most new graduates make friends at work, or do connections stay professional (I think I'll have a fair amount of young co-workers)?
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"The I.R.S. and others will likely argue that most New York return information is based on protected federal return information," Mr. Sidamon-Eristoff said.
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Photo: Getty ImagesMore humans are having their genomes sequenced than ever before, but, as with most new technologies, DNA sequencing has not been equitably dispersed.
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But most New Yorkers mistakenly believe the mayor runs the subway, and he inevitably gets blamed when the trains are late, crowded, dirty or dangerous.
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As well, more than $1.3 billion had been invested in the iShares MSCI Canada ETF in 2016, the most new money of any non-U.
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And like most New Yorkers, it took Clinton multiple swipes at the turnstile of her MetroCard to grant her access to the campaign photo op.
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And so begins season 2 of the most New York-centric show in the television universe, about a TV recapper and a stand-up comedian.
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This is the option Adobe expects most new users, or ones who don't need access to Adobe's other programs (like Photoshop or Bridge), to select.
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CHRIS JOHNSONGeneva I take some issue with Johnson's description of the most "New York" headline in the New York Post as "Mob Cop Sex Fury".
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Getting to settle down in an apartment of that size would be a dream scenario for most New Yorkers regardless of who the neighbors are.
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However, the jobs report does point to a steadily growing economy, with the most new jobs created in health care, construction, and the restaurant industry.
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I mean, look, I love my MacBook Pro, but it's getting a little boring, and most new Windows laptops look uncomfortably like the MacBook Air.
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Most new issues posted in April on the website of China's main bond clearinghouse funded pipelines, or water treatment systems and, more worryingly, housing projects.
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Most new thermal power plants built in the United States since the early 1990s have therefore been fueled by gas and employ a CCGT design.
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Sixteen former service members — including three women — won their races and will serve their first terms starting in January, the most new veterans since 2023.
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Texas, California and Florida have added the most new jobs in the last year, continuing a trend that began at the depths of the recession.
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Most new homes in the Colorado Springs and Pueblo areas are built outside the city limits, where regulation is minimal and land costs are lowest.
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You mentioned in your news conference that you slept for 12 hours last night, which most new parents don't often get the chance to do.
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Unlike most new presidents, Mr. Trump comes into office with no elective-office experience, no coherent political agenda and no bulging binder of policy proposals.
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Note: Because of the coronavirus outbreak and the state's ban on gatherings of more than 500 people, most New York City museums are temporarily closed.
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The company's co-founder, Fred DeLuca, made stores easy to open; most new franchisees are charged a $15,000 initial fee, compared to $45,000 at McDonald's.
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Warren is still third in most New Hampshire polls but has shown herself more able to grow — nationally, and here in the Granite State too.
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Without the burden of onerous regulations, the New World of France, like most New World wine regions, has been prone to following fads and trends.
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I don't care about eating at the hot new places, as I think most New York restaurants are loud and too expensive for the quality.
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Most new car are already loaded with computer chips and have wireless communications links, and they are gaining more abilities in those areas every year.
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Most New Yorkers, according to one poll, didn't much like it when, in 2011, the city renamed the Queensboro Bridge for former Mayor Ed Koch.
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Retrofitting an old building with central air is expensive and complicated, so most New York buildings don't go to the trouble of making that renovation.
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Florida returned to the top 10 for the first time since 2011, as the Sunshine State added the third most new solar capacity last year.
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Like most New Jersey growers, however, he'll tell you it's not the variety that matters so much, but how long ago they left the bush.
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The jobs report does point to a steadily growing economy, though, with the most new jobs created in the restaurant, construction, and health care industries.
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The drives themselves are getting faster and cheaper, and most new computers these days have fast USB 3.1 connections to take full advantage of the speed.
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Nonetheless, his essay with Mr Furman recommends that most new spending is paid for—an impeccably conventional idea that was written into congressional rules in 1990.
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An eight to 23–inch chef's knife will be your kitchen workhorse, and most new cooks prefer the weightier grip of a German brand like Wüsthof.
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The iPhone XS and XR came out last month, and with most new releases, you aren't going to find too many discounts on them just yet.
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An adapter is relatively inexpensive, and most new smartphones are now adopting the Qi standard after rival Powermat joined the Wireless Power Consortium earlier this year.
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SLUGGISH INVESTMENT Beijing is already taking action with China's banks making the most new loans on record in January in an attempt to jumpstart sluggish investment.
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His remarks came after China made the most new loans on record in January - totalling 296.613 trillion yuan, after a slew of strong stimulus last year.
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Apple is reportedly building three new iPhones, though the one with the most new features might not launch until a couple of months after the others.
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SMMT Chief Executive Mike Hawes defended the need for new, clean diesel models as vehicle excise duty rises this month for most new diesel car buyers.
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With increased urbanization and "spatial planning which favors high building density and tight living areas," most new construction is "blocks of flats" next to public transportation.
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I fall into my first deep sleep when most New Yorkers are heading for the morning rush, and I rise in time for their evening commute.
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And contrary to the prevailing narrative that small companies are the source of most new jobs, big companies actually create more jobs on a net basis.
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It would be similar to the way most new cars come with the hardware for SiriusXM satellite radio but require owners to pay a subscription fee.
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Most new vehicles sold today have software that connects to a smartphone and allows drivers to place phone calls, dictate texts and use apps hands-free.
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But most new money from school employees is invested in the mutual funds sold by brokers, according to Gary Phoebus, chief executive of N.E.A. Member Benefits.
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In fact, the ETF to garner the most new assets this year through the end of March was the iShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (IEMG).
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For example, a hard deadline for phasing out coal plants, and an aim of making most new cars battery-powered by 2030, have both been dropped.
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Like most new grads, when I started my first job, I had a rosy and optimistic view of it and what I would bring to it.
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When we started this blog back in April, most New Yorkers viewed the upcoming L train closure as a scheduled catastrophe looming just around the corner.
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The internet connectivity built into most new vehicles enables all sorts of conveniences — news, entertainment, weather and even over-the-air software updates from the manufacturer.
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Most new Boeing jets have electronic systems that take pilots through their preflight checklists, ensuring they don't skip a step and potentially miss a malfunctioning part.
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While U.S. crude oil production reached a record last year at more than 903 million barrels a day, most new development is in onshore shale regions.
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"Most new buildings are not buying it all," said Justin Dove, the area vice president in San Francisco for Arthur J. Gallagher, a large insurance broker.
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As the coronavirus spread rapidly around the world, China has attributed most new confirmed cases of the disease in the country to travelers returning from overseas.
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The New York City Council has passed legislation that pauses licensing of most new ride-hailing cars for a year, and sets pay rules for drivers.
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Most new presidents shift their political operations to their national party committee until launching their re-election campaign after the first midterm election of their tenure.
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Editorial As frustrating as the subway can be for most New Yorkers, it is a joy ride compared with the ordeal that physically challenged commuters face.
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Some members of the party, which is to the left of most New York Democrats, have considered a third-party challenge to Mr. Cuomo in 20133.
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In addition, most new arms deals involve so-called "offsets" — agreements to steer business to the recipient nation in exchange for their purchase of U.S. weapons.
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Most new projects in the area include rentals, he said, because lenders are still skeptical about the area's ability to absorb a big supply of condos.
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Wealth Matters Most New Year's resolutions turn out to be less successful than people expect when they make them, starting with high-minded goals for fitness.
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Like most new HDTVs in recent years, my LG is too thin (even with its bulge in the lower back) to support more than small speakers.
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On our rundown test, the 7.1 only managed a shade of 5.893 hours, which isn't bad, but still less than the 10 hours most new phones deliver.
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Tasty, slimy, and sloppy—the type of humble pie that gets harder to come by in a city where most new businesses seem hungrier for a franchise.
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Genre-bending multimedia work—where most new art seems to be headed—can be timely and powerful, and at the Biennale, there is painting and sculpture aplenty.
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Coloradans are set to vote on a ballot initiative imposing a 2,500-foot setback, up from the current 500 feet, for most new oil and gas drilling.
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For most new patients, doctors would get paid $135 for an office visit (compared with the current range of $76-$211, depending on the visit's medical code).
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In 43 Proposition U moved to limit the construction of high-rise buildings and cut by half the allowable size of most new commercial buildings beyond downtown.
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While most new shows suffer from secondary-character flimsiness, this one doesn't because it immediately understands who the people who make up Lena and Martin's life are.
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"Artificial intelligence" or variations on the theme ("AI-driven", "AI-powered" and so on) were slapped across most new products—although often the artificial overcame the intelligence.
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Data on Friday showed China's banks made the most new loans on record in January after efforts by government to jumpstart investment and prevent a sharp slowdown.
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The important difference in Bowie's approach was that most new albums often brought with them a fresh persona -- and also a change of musical style as well.
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Level 1 is autonomous braking — where the car can independently hit the brakes to prevent an imminent collision — and it's slowly being added to most new cars.
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Employment has increased, but in the last two years most new jobs created have been the kind of temporary work the Jobs Act was supposed to deter.
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Most New Yorkers and city-dwellers internalised the case, imagining themselves as potential morally-indictable bystanders, or as Kitty herself, ignored by her neighbours while viciously attacked.
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Polls indicate that most New York City residents don't think that he should run and even many of his supporters feel his campaign is a fool's errand.
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Olson noted that because of the shutdown, there was a delay in training for most new customer-service representatives hired to answer calls and resolve tax issues.
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"Most New Hampshire Republicans did not support Trump in the 2016 primary, but there seems to be few regrets now that he is in office," said Murray.
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Women's rights, however, was the issue that drew the most new protesters, with 262 percent of rallygoers saying they had attended an event in support of them.
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I am a queer theologian, a single mother of two who works three jobs and, like most New Yorkers, struggles every month to pay the exorbitant rent.
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But the most common and most familiar form of mass timber, the one that has opened up the most new architectural possibilities, is cross-laminated timber (CLT).
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But most new entrants need to source power for their customers from JEPX, where volumes more than quadrupled while prices fluctuated sharply, especially in summer and winter.
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Why it matters: Amazon said the two days set records for most new sign-ups since the company launched its Prime service in the U.K. in 2007.
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The Sugar Plum Fairy may have left most New York stages, but thanks to many alluring bake shops, the city itself remains a land of the sweets.
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The jobs report does point to a strong and steady economy, though, with the most new jobs created for hospital and ambulance workers, nurses, and software developers.
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That was the case in Long Island City, Queens, which is expected to have the most new residential units in the city completed in the near future.
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The site's metered paywall remains its most powerful incentive to subscribe, which is why most new subscribers sign up once they've maxed out their monthly allowance on NYTimes.com.
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The FHA is reducing its annual mortgage insurance premium by 25 basis points for most new mortgages with a closing or disbursement date on or after Jan. 27.
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Black Tap is a burger joint with five locations in New York City, but most New Yorkers will tell you, the eatery isn't actually known for its burgers.
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Berkshire Hathaway Chairman and CEO Warren Buffett explained why he passed on Uber's initial public offering and why the investing icon avoids most new stock offerings in general.
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The places where tech employees want to live most — New York City today, San Francisco, Austin — are also cities whose mayors are the most hostile, often, toward tech.
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Samuel Engel, who heads the aviation practice at consulting firm ICF, said JetBlue already has a "compelling offer" for business travelers, unlike most new entrants to the market.
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Unlike the slappy, clicky keys or gorilla glass surfaces on most new tech, they're coated in a responsive, almost fleshlike silicon rubber that's at once alien and intuitive.
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At a time when it seems most new airplane designs are focused on cramming more people onboard, Boeing has a refreshing concept that could make aviation more luxurious.
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But though Kasich's national numbers are pretty bad, he's beating Cruz in most New Hampshire state polls, and he is ahead of Rubio in a couple of them.
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Friday's gain followed news that China's banks made the most new loans on record in January after government efforts to jump-start investment and prevent a sharp slowdown.
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As the firm inked its new US TV rights deals, the market extrapolated the step-ups for international markets and assumed most new revenue would flow to OIBDA.
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Further, there has been a shift in this population since 2010, with most new immigrants now coming from Asia rather than, as in previous decades, from Latin America.
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In many places that have legalized the drug, including California, Oregon, Maine and Vermont, most new recruits are, like Ivy, no longer being trained to sniff out pot.
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The under-nine-foot ceilings may be lower than those in most new development, but they are offset in part by the private balconies — and by the prices.
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It is an unseasonably hot and muggy June day — New York at its most New York — but Gordon, languid and cool, seems to exist within her own ecosystem.
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The club has accidentally plugged into a local pride that had gone unrepresented, as most New Jersey-based sports teams brand themselves as being from New York instead.
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At the Table After weathering a string of cold, gray days in the city, most New Yorkers would probably welcome a little coziness, along with a hearty meal.
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The spare, subtle use of video to illuminate certain entries in this "Book of Days" also tended to work much better than most new-music-meets-multimedia conceits.
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Testosterone has been available as a drug for so long that it was never subjected to clinical trials of safety and efficacy as most new drugs are today.
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Right out of the gate, he apologized for his administration's use of stop-and-frisk, which most New Yorkers applauded for ridding the streets of thousands of guns.
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Most New Yorkers know you from your work as music director of the impressive New York Youth Symphony, a post you're leaving at the end of this season.
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Most New Iberians grew up knowing his family, which arrived in south Louisiana in the late 1880s, during the first wave of Lebanese immigration to the United States.
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But despite wide anticipation and news hype about self-driving cars in our near future, not everyone understands that most new cars today are connected in some way.
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But unlike most new jail construction, his project did not have to be financed through bond sales or other local revenues, with voters able to hold him accountable.
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As Toki points out, most New Zealanders and their government appear more than willing to attempt the impossible; in fact, they may thrive under that kind of pressure.
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Without government support, most new projects will struggle to see the light of day, said a resource companies analyst who declined to be named because of company policy.
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And in another major issue for authorities, the private sector which creates most new jobs is struggling in a financing and operating environment that still favors state-owned enterprises.
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A report from the Institute for Supply Management showed U.S. non-manufacturing sector companies in February placing the most new orders since August 2005, an indicator of robust health.
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Released in 2001, XP stopped appearing on most new computers in 2008, and large clients like the NHS had ample warning to switch over before the sunset in 2014.
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Most new drugs in these therapeutic areas are currently based on large proteins made from genetically modified living cells which need to be injected and are expensive to manufacture.
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Men who have sex with other men remain at a disproportionately high risk for contracting the virus, and most new cases are reported in the South, the fund reported.
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And when Hillary Clinton on Thursday briefly struggled to get through a subway turnstile -- a familiar experience for most New Yorkers -- she was ridiculed by the New York Post.
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To reach the end-goal of 54.5 mpg, industry experts anticipate most new vehicles would have to use some form of electrified drivetrain, from microhybrids to full BEV systems.
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The bottlenecks would ease once Germany expanded grid capacity between the north, where most new renewable wind and solar power is generated, and the south, where demand is higher.
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The Institute for Supply Management report on the U.S. non-manufacturing sector showed companies in February placed the most new orders since August 2005, an indicator of robust health.
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As with most new Facebook features these days, the Ticketmaster integration will roll out the feature to a limited group of users initially, before expanding over the coming weeks.
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With the exception of some outlier listings from China — which may or may not be knock-offs — most new-in-box Classics are selling for around $24 these days.
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Recognizing these concerns, Raul told the National Assembly last summer that he took personal responsibility for "errors" and froze the concession of most new business and self-employment licenses.
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Most New Yorkers are familiar with imports like bubble tea and gua bao , the style of pork bun popularized by Eddie Huang, of Baohaus, and David Chang, of Momofuku.
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Like most new residents, she already had family and friends in Whitestone before buying a three-bedroom two-bath house within walking distance of Landrum for $713,000 in April.
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The rule was unlikely to have stopped most new fracking on public lands, although oil and gas companies complained that it could have slowed operations by creating burdensome paperwork.
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Since then, most New Orleanians—and the Army Corps of Engineers, which oversees the system of levees—have understandably focused their attention on improving the defences facing the sea.
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And as two full-time real-estate investors recently told me, the "traffic, noise, hassle, and retail" don't make it an area where most New Yorkers want to live.
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In the modern era, nearly all new entrants have started in developing countries, at the low end; most new automakers founded in the United States and Europe have failed.
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Given that most new Bachelorettes are typically chosen from the previous Bachelor season, some fans will naturally be curious to know why the 2020 Bachelorette isn't from Peter's season.
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Even with the 2008 market crash and unemployment crisis in their recent memory, most New Yorkers I spoke to were far too cynical to welcome a sweeping corporate savior.
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Hong Kong saw its biggest daily jump in confirmed coronavirus infections on Friday; most new patients had recently traveled to Europe, North America or Southeast Asia, an official said.
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Like most New Democrats, he speaks out about income inequality, housing disparities, the cost of education, the need for job opportunities and efforts to reconcile relations with indigenous people.
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Though a handful of settlements had been established after the Six-Day War, the Labor-led government blocked most new construction, dispatching the army to uproot would-be settlers.
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Aid workers say that so much of the country is on the move — with vast numbers of people fleeing places where violence erupts — that most new arrivals to Mrs.
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Like most new switches, the Cherry Viola supports LED lighting, which in the case of this new design can be mounted right on the circuit board of the keyboard.
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Pioneers look back fondly on the days when the island was undiscovered, a wild, slightly creepy place in the middle of the harbor that most New Yorkers simply ignored.
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Ahead of Season 5, he and Murphy conduct leisurely half-hour interviews in a hotel restaurant, as opposed to the frenzied press junkets most new or returning shows require.
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When I finally opened up to a close friend, she reminded me that this was the time when most new couples wouldn't be able keep their hands off each other.
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It's a right that that most new parents take for granted, and extending it to LGBTQ families would be a welcome development in this uncertain and threatening federal political climate.
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The subscription will come with some games for free, but you won't get everything for $11.99 Canadian; you'll have to buy most new games à la carte, it sounds like.
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Last weekend, most New Yorkers saw the skyrocketing temps on their weather apps and immediately hunkered down in the nearest air-conditioned haven, be it their bedroom or local bar.
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Most new TVs will support the newest standards, but it's something to look out for if you're going for an older box and want to plug 4K sources into it.
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While most new moms are struggling just to get ten minutes of sleep and make sure they leave the house without some rogue baby food smeared in their hair, Mrs.
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"We have arrived at the point where innovation has reached a plateau, and most new features that companies hawk are variations on a theme we have seen before," Llamas said.
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Currently, most new U.S. drilling is occurring in parts of Texas and New Mexico, where the cost of producing a barrel of oil is low enough to turn a profit.
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Why this is a big, growing problem: Half of the people living with it in America don't even know they have it, and most new infections go undiagnosed as well.
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The DeLorean could soon be going back into production thanks to a new law that exempts small volume car manufacturers from the safety requirements applied to most new car makers.
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Now, to start 2016 off right, a group of artists are commemorating the hip-hop star in the most New York Times-trend-piece-worthy way: a dedicated coloring book.
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To do that, Facebook decided that it would push most new projects through this program first to see how the community reacts to them and what the adoption is like.
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Most new legal advisers would be on thin ice after using a weekend media blitz to contradict their star client, a performance that earned poor reviews from traditional media outlets.
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In practice, most new solar plants these days use PV, which has gotten so cheap so fast that it's outcompeted CSP and every other solar segment, at least for now.
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This personal closeness to the material — and the fact that the incidents discussed here were still raw in the memories of most New Yorkers — gave the production a rare urgency.
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All that may sound similar to most new smartphones these days, but you won't find a phone where it all comes together as nicely as on the Vivo Nex 3.
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That is significant because the federal government is inherently slow to adopt most new technology and is in need of the greater efficiency and innovation that artificial intelligence can provide.
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Although Mr. Trump has been criticized in recent weeks for his comments on abortion and nuclear weapons policy, most New York Republicans were unfazed by the controversies, the poll suggested.
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Today's Microsoft October event wasn't exactly a blockbuster, but product lead Panos Panay did mention that this is the most new Surface products the company has crammed into one event.
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California regulators on Wednesday unanimously approved a historic plan that will require most new homes in the state have rooftop solar panels that turn sunlight into electricity starting in 2020.
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The chemical industry got pre-emption from most new state regulations, and environmentalists got assurances that new chemicals would be evaluated on health and safety risks alone, not financial considerations.
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CarPlay also provides mapping and directions, and because of the Siri voice interface, it's a bit easier to use than the navigation systems that most new cars are outfitted with.
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In 1999, after two deadly fires in high-rise apartments, New York City enacted legislation requiring sprinkler systems in most new residential buildings and existing properties that were extensively renovated.
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They view such help as discouraging work, though data suggests most new Medicaid recipients have jobs and states that expanded did not see reductions in employment among low-income people.
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"If you ask most New Yorkers should their political party have the right to endorse the candidate their party feels is most qualified, they would say yes," said Mr. Savino.
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A new poll by Siena College finds that most New Yorkers now think a recent bail reform law is bad for the state, with voter support for the legislation declining.
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And with the average price of a new car at about $000,225, most new car owners will lose more than $22,2400 to depreciation over the first few years after purchasing!
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Most New Years resolutions are not honored for very long, but here is one that would be good for our lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to stick to.
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But, I think, was fully unable to understand, if you take a historical view rather than a computer science view, most new tools submit to the existing power situation, right?
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And I had it easier than most new mothers: I had paid leave in the first place, and an employer that made an effort to be accommodating to pumping mothers.
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After Lo and Behold premiered at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival, Netscout received the most new business enquiries in 30 years, and had a 10x increase (25 billion) in annual impressions.
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Most new routers launched today will have this functionality, so it's almost taken as a given that it'll be included, and may not be mentioned prominently—though it's worth double-checking.
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Bottom line: This phone's a good deal; as with most new hardware releases, wait a few weeks until it's in a number of people's hands before you run out and buy.
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It's a spec sheet that should allow you to play most new PC titles at medium to high settings, but in practice, the 2300+ doesn't perform as well as it should.
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In December, California instituted a new requirement that calls for most new homes and multi-family residential buildings up to three stories high to include solar rooftop panels beginning in 2020.
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YouTube is bigger than any TV network The company has nearly 10,000 more employees than it did this time last year, with most new hires dedicated to apps and cloud services.
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Within a few years, their sales and usage eclipsed that of PCs, and for much of the decade they were the fountain of most new consumer innovations across the technology industry.
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And since it doesn't have a headphone jack, like most new smartphones, you'll have to be willing to part with your favorite wired headphones unless you're willing to use an adapter.
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UC Davis researchers found that most new car buyers surveyed in California—the largest electric-vehicle market in the nation—can't correctly name a plug-in electric vehicle presently for sale.
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If you're spending $24 and investing in a monthly service, you kind of hope you'll be able to play most new games, which is pretty much a guarantee on other systems.
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But many of the traditional gatherings have seen visitor numbers fall since the turn of this century, when most new cars were still unveiled under their lights, framed by show girls.
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By the third session most new floaters are able to obtain at least a glimpse of what happens when environmental stimuli are removed and the mind is the only input left.
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Mr. Lamb, a veteran, opposed Ms. Pelosi, single-payer health care and most new gun regulations, but with a populist economic message captured a district Mr. Trump carried easily in 2016.
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Since Slack has a freemium model where users can get a streamlined version of the product for free before paying for more features, most new users are using Slack's free product.
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Street rats, she explained, are brown rats, which are said to be less civil and healthy, and are different from "fancy" rats, the species that most New Yorkers look to adopt.
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Three credit unions that had long provided loans to most New York medallion buyers all came, along with new players in the industry, including Actors Federal Credit Union from New York.
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As you've probably guessed, it's a piece of software that gets pre-installed on most new Dell systems, meaning there's a lot of users out there potentially vulnerable to this attack.
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While background and reference checks are standard for most new hires, they don't always catch behaviors that can clash with a company's culture and values and create a toxic work environment.
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Of the sandwich, the reporter, who is white, said that "most New Yorkers don't even know it exists," a slight, it seemed, to many New Yorkers who grew up eating it.
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Travis Scott is definitely in the one percent -- not only does his new vehicle cost more than most new houses ... it's one of only 99 ever made in the whole world.
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But even before the announcement, the area was primed to have the most new units of any market in the city: almost 22019,220, across 23 buildings, to open by year end.
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Most new labour unit members are from the most underprivileged households and harbour ill feelings about the system and its growing inequality, said Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director at Human Rights Watch.
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How the virus spreads Most new infections are transmitted by 40% of people infected with HIV -- those who have not been diagnosed or have been diagnosed but are not yet receiving care.
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Like most New Yorkers cramming the subways and sidewalks, Mahx Capacity, a 33-year-old with a faux hawk, curly side bangs, and a septum piercing, works a 9-to-5 job.
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To put it mildly, my face has a temper that flares up in response to most new products I try — which makes my job writing about beauty challenging, to say the least.
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Although most New Yorkers try to avoid Times Square like the plague, Ryan Serhant is trying to encourage people to move there on this week's episode of Million Dollar Listing New York.
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Using the tablet-like display you find above the center console of most new BMWs, the service doesn't just read out the answer but also shows additional facts or graphs when warranted.
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Now, Apple's App Store has over 500,000 apps at least partially written in the language, including Uber, Lyft, Airbnb, and Square, and developers say most new iOS apps are created using Swift.
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The hope is that SoFi will be able to leverage its existing user base and marketing muscle to get people signed up for banking services, something most new banking startups struggle with.
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For a smartphone that wouldn't perform much better than most new phones on the market, the $14,000 price tag hardly seem justifiable for those of us who are lacking super-cool secrets.
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Most new administrations only manage to fill a few hundred in its early months, and only about 80% of the positions are full at any given time in an administration, on average.
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A crossover between an antique Nokia-style feature phone (these still make up most new handsets sold in India) and a smartphone, the device is bound to appeal to Antilia's security guards.
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"This is the time of year when we have the most new customers join and customers that are NFL-only reactivate, so it's very important that we have effective advertising," Robins said.
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And like most new parents, Claflin had no idea what to really expect before he became a dad, telling PEOPLE shortly after Pip's birth that he had a huge wake-up call.
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Most new shows produced by Netflix (Daredevil, Jessica Jones) and Amazon (Bosh, Mozart in the Jungle) are available in UHD, and if nothing else, there's some awe-inspiring demo material on YouTube.
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While many outsiders reacted to the bombings with rage, my memory is that most New Yorkers felt sadness at the pain, loss and destruction that struck the heart of our beloved city.
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Four of the 10 American counties that have added the most new residents since 2010 are in Texas; four of the 10 counties adding residents at the fastest pace are there, too.
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"It's common knowledge that most new psychoactive substances have been designed in laboratories in the United States and Europe, and their deep-processing and consumption also mostly take place there," Liu added.
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Rents that top $3,000 a month for families making more than $125,000 a year, in areas where the median income is less than $40,000, are not exactly affordable to most New Yorkers.
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What most New Yorkers want from the police are not photo ops for the department's social media channels, but for officers to listen and respond to their concerns when they have them.
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Elsewhere in the country, localities plagued with Election Day calamities are still scrambling to determine the victors of their highly contentious races, but most New York City contests were far from competitive.
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Though polls showed that most New Jersey residents support legalizing marijuana, Mr. Murphy had faced an uphill struggle since he made it one of his top priorities after taking office last year.
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Now Apple's App Store has over 500,000 apps at least partially written in the language, including Uber, Lyft, Airbnb, and Square, and developers say most new iOS apps are created using Swift.
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Three years ago, in response to Moscow's military intervention in Ukraine, the Obama administration imposed sanctions on VEB that have prevented it from taking on most new business in the United States.
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Long after most New Yorkers had gone to bed, a crew of Verizon workers was on the streets early Tuesday morning getting ready to work on utility lines buried beneath the asphalt.
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Most New Yorkers, Mr. Kalloch said, use Airbnb as a source of extra income to make ends meet and that entire apartments are rented for a median of 60 nights a year.
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Those are some of the advantages that helped Texas win the Governor's Cup for the most new and expanded corporate facility projects in the nation — for the fifth year in a row.
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The soaring costs of Medicare and Social Society are already eating up most new federal revenues and spending savings, and thus diverting federal investments from the needs of children to their grandparents.
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Most new labor unit members are from the most underprivileged households and harbor ill feelings about the system and its growing inequality, said Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director at Human Rights Watch.
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"Most New Jerseyians are just not willing to give a Republican a chance of being governor right now," Brigid Harrison, a political science professor at Montclair State University told the Washington Post.
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Like most New Yorkers, I try not to think too much about what will become of all the stuff that fills my own apartment, and the Dumpster was a sad reminder of why.
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Most new recruits pass through the facility for a 20-week training that includes classroom instruction on counterterrorism investigations and interrogation techniques, as well as tactical scenarios in a small-town mock-up.
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Despite the fact that banks can borrow money from the Fed at less than 21980%, the median credit card interest rate — which is the rate most new cardholders receive — is now over 215%.
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We will continue to educate the public about the exceptional job that thousands of our men and women do every day while most New Yorkers sleep safely in the comfort of their homes.
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We recommend her as a good starter option because her abilities favor an aggressive style of play, and most new players are going to want to wade right into the thick of things.
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The "revised draft of the Northern Ireland protocol", according to a diplomatic note of talks between EU ambassadors, will propose that most new checks would not happen at any border, the Times said.
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On a humid Friday night on Memorial Day weekend, 303 runners sweated through one of New York City's most respected road races—although most New Yorkers had no idea it was going on.
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"Congress MUST ACT NOW!" he declared, and made a by-now-familiar demand for Republicans to eliminate the rule that most new laws can pass the Senate only with a 60-vote supermajority.
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It's not that you can't trade long call and put options successfully; it's just that most new option traders don't fully understand the impact of time decay, especially for near-dated option contracts.
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TV sets are currently transitioning to 4K — more affordable 4K sets are starting to make their way on the market, and we're not too many years away from most new models being 4K.
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Three years ago, in response to Moscow's military intervention in Ukraine, the Obama administration imposed sanctions on VEB that have effectively kept it from taking on most new business in the United States.
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"Now, the one thing that's in the oil bulls' favor, and Schlumberger has been telling people this, is that most new deep-water projects around the world have stopped" since 2015, Cramer said.
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The company's subscriber growth hinges largely on the strength in the auto industry as most new cars are fitted with Sirius's receivers, with free access to radio service for the first few months.
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China's banks made the most new loans on record in January following a series of moves to boost lending as authorities try to prevent a sharp slowdown in the world's second-largest economy.
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So while most new executives take over failing teams, Shapiro and Atkins face a different challenge: lifting a division winner into the World Series, building off Anthopoulos's vision while making their own changes.
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While studying for his Ph.D. in electrical engineering at Columbia University six or seven years ago, Marshall Cox regulated his room's temperature in winter the way most New Yorkers with steam radiators do.
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Tinder allows users to log in through Facebook's authentication tool, although Match Group said this week that most new users are taking advantage of a process that lets people log in without Facebook.
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The menu travels beyond the standard north Indian dishes most New Yorkers already know, but even those dishes, when they appear, are prepared so emphatically that they don't resemble anything else in town.
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" Hellier has been watched by more viewers than most new cable paranormal reality shows pull in a season, and it still made money from t-shirt sales, ad rolls, and donations," Newkirk said.
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Like most new businesses in the gig economy, it is shaking up the hotel industry in a good way, I think, and allowing people alternative ways to experience new cities in unexpected ways.
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This is not merely a case of being priced out of the markets closest to central Manhattan — some of the areas with the most new construction are an hour or more from Midtown.
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Within OPEC, the IEA said most new supply will come from low-cost Middle Eastern producers, namely Iraq, Iran, and the United Arab Emirates, while production in Nigeria, Algeria and Venezuela will decline.
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Three years ago, in response to Moscow's military intervention in Ukraine, the Obama administration imposed sanctions on VEB that have effectively kept it from taking on most new business in the United States.
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Most new cases were from sexual contact, particularly among men who have sex with men (MSM), according to the government's figures, but in Cebu it is sharing dirty needles that is the driver.
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Here's a summary of the high-level results: In many scenarios, notably for most new home construction, we find electrification reduces costs over the lifetime of the appliances when compared with fossil fuels.
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Magnit said most new stores this year would mainly sell home and personal care products and it would only add a net 250 outlets in its main grocery format compared with 1,195 in 13.
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Many of these gems are hidden in plain sight: A Soho loft filled with nearly 300,000 pounds of dirt, for example — while others are so exclusive that most New Yorkers will never see them.
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Most New Frontier selections don't appear in a single, dedicated area; visitors pick from a list and are called to one of the crowded gallery's Gear VRs or Vives, preloaded with several different options.
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Most new development is centered around Cedros Avenue, especially at the southern end, where a farmer's market shuts down the street each Sunday and new coffee shops and home-goods stores are popping up.
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They have regained popularity in recent years but most new examples of the format, like crime dramas "Fargo" and "True Detective", are long-form, with characters and storylines lasting the length of a season.
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Just off a corridor in Grand Central Terminal that you've probably rushed down hundreds of times, behind a set of doors locked for longer than most New Yorkers can remember, a restaurant has appeared.
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We found the 20 high-paying jobs that either require only a high school diploma or have no particular educational requirement that are projected to have the most new positions over the next decade.
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Trump's path — made up of new and mostly white voters without college degrees — is a narrow one, but President Obama's two White House campaigns showed the candidate with the most new voters likely wins.
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Unlike most new entrants, Lamborghini built one previous S.U.V.: The LM002 was a 1980s forerunner of the Hummer, a dune-surfing civilian version of a military vehicle that Lamborghini built for Middle Eastern countries.
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Though it may recently have been burned by Netflix, Hulu still has an impressive movie and TV selection and is still the best destination for most new TV shows the day after they air.
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Most of these new companies would have failed — if only because most new ventures fail — but the survivors would have challenged the Big Tech giants, eroding their profits and giving them less lobbying capital.
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On Monday, the Fearless Girl did as most New York transplants do after their first year in the city: She moved to more permanent digs, several blocks north, opposite the New York Stock Exchange.
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After the infection rate in China seemed to be leveling off, numbers released today showed the most new cases in a day so far — nearly 15,000 in Hubei Province, the center of the outbreak.
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But some degree of set up is available on most new cars, even down to the level of whether you want the horn to chirp when the car is locked with the remote fob.
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The State of Louisiana took over most New Orleans public schools, instituting changes that created the nation's first so-called "portfolio" school district, in which the majority of schools are independently managed charter schools.
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Mortgage lender Halifax reported a 4.1% annual rise in house prices in January, the biggest increase since February 2018, and the Bank of England said lenders approved the most new mortgages since July 2017.
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Here's what's new: The one catch: As with most new Google Assistant features, the company isn't getting too specific about when this stuff is rolling out, saying only that it'll come "later this year."
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Only two new classes of antibiotics have been introduced in the last 20 years — most new drugs are variations on existing ones — and the diminishing financial returns have driven most companies from the market.
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Though most New York artists say that the energy, inspiration and professional opportunities that come with living in the city remain unparalleled, "the economics really put a damper on things," as one put it.
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Most new Luther biographies are by historians who are Reformation specialists and, as one might expect, they have been aimed at an academic audience, even when written for trade publishers rather than university presses.
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The current economic system cannot sustain oil prices above $100 a barrel and keep growing, while producers for most new fields cannot sustain profits at prices as low as $45 a barrel without more borrowing.
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The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, which today represents most New York City officers, recently sued the department for making public a video clip of a fatal encounter between officers and an armed man in the Bronx.
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I'm not sure why I do this (probably because most new movies aren't that great, and I get reflective as the year ends, and I get tired of watching old Christmas movies over the holidays).
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When Axios came along, unlike most new media companies, they actually had a somewhat novel distribution strategy, which was that they were going to hire a bunch of stars and get them to write newsletters.
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Jeff Flake told Dana Bash on CNN's "State of the Union" Sunday that Trump, like most new presidents, was inexperienced in foreign policy, adding that he would like a "measured" response from the Oval Office.
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The plan, which would take effect on July 1 if passed by the Republican-controlled legislature, would create a 401(k)-like defined contribution program for most new hires and eventually for most current workers.
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He remembers her eyes lighting up at the magnitude of Times Square and the excitement of riding the subway, two experiences most New Yorkers curse on a daily basis but to her seemed impossibly wondrous.
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Parts of Hudson Yards are still under construction, but enough has been finished for most New Yorkers to figure out that this fistful of glass needles stabbed into the West Side wasn't built for them.
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This is Las Chicas Locas (the Crazy Girls), a weekly salsa party that takes over the ballroom late each Sunday afternoon — and doesn't end until early Monday morning, when most New Yorkers are fast asleep.
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"However, given the staggering ratios of adjunct to full-time faculty in most New York institutions, the security of academic jobs is as out of reach as commercial success in the art world," she added.
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"I would say I'm cautiously optimistic, but like most New Yorkers, I have some serious concerns about the M.T.A.'s ability to complete projects on time and under budget," Mr. Johnson said in a statement.
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Congress has prohibited CBP from using the prototype designs in most new projects, requiring officials instead to stick with past designs for now as construction moves forward on barriers funded over the past two years.
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Most new cars support Bluetooth wireless connections, so if you would prefer to skip the auxiliary cable, consider swapping in a Bluetooth adapter with its own 3.5-millimeter plug that connects to the CD player.
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It's that time of year when most New Year's resolutions to "hit the gym" meet their untimely demise — but if you're trying not to quit, just look to 72-year-old Lauren Bruzzone for some inspiration.
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With the exception of a few programs that have nurseries attached to prisons, most new mothers get only 24 hours with their newborns (more if they've had a C-section) before they're given to someone else.
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Instead, police and regulators cited club operators for offences that do not shock most New Orleanians—allowing drug-dealing and inappropriate touching on the premises and strippers to parade around half-naked while not on stage.
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Most new TVs are 4K and enjoy the higher quality picture HDR and UHD afford, so Apple's inability to give you the best version of Netflix's latest show is a major mark in the negative column.
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Today, in most new cars, you hear an alert if a driver or passenger is not wearing a seat belt or if you leave the key in the ignition when you get out of the vehicle.
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"It is hard enough for most new moms to deal with the unattainable goals of losing the baby weight as quickly as Hollywood starlets," wrote Jaclyn Cashman at the Boston Herald after Prince Louis was born.
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Despite its connections to Hong Kong-listed Tencent, Futu opted for New York partially because of a faster listing pace and the soggy performance of most new listings in Hong Kong, said one of the people.
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Whoaaa. While most new Star Wars Here's the second trailer for Rogue One, the first of Disney's spinoff/origin movies, which is coming out on December 513th — or a little more than four months from now.
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Markets expected that the new MPC may be more dovish than the previous one, but most new members signalled they saw no reason to cut rates further from their current all-time low of 1.5 percent.
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For instance, Apple TV+, which is free for a year with most new Apple product purchases, including the Air, lets you store movies and TV shows for viewing when you don't have a Wi-Fi connection.
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Rather than allow workers to continue delaying their tax payments, the Republican leadership wants to collect tax revenue on most new contributions upfront so they can use it to pay for those expensive corporate tax cuts.
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If they know him at all, most New Yorkers know Louis Scarcella as the once-renowned and now retired detective whose reputation for solving murders has been battered in recent years by serial allegations of misconduct.
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So, this spring, when a team of California-based weapons researchers reviewed new Iranian state TV programs glorifying the military scientist, they expected a history lesson with, at most, new details on a long-dormant program.
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This discourse overlooks strong reasons to devote most new funds that can be garnered to prenatal care, parenting, childcare centers, preschools and other forms of pre-kindergarten and kindergarten education, as well as to primary schools.
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While Sirius XM has a strong presence in the auto market, where its channels are offered in most new cars in the United States, it has trailed Pandora and other music providers in mobile and streaming content.
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The apartment where I spent much of my childhood, after we left the projects, was the bottom floor of the kind of triple-decker house that lines the majority of streets in most New England factory towns.
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Most new Roseanne episodes put Roseanne against something, whether that's Aunt Jackie's (Laurie Metcalfe) progressive, pussy hat-toting ways, understanding her gender nonconforming grandson (Ames McNamara), or the forced urban snobbery of her Chicago transplant granddaughter, Harris.
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"We are becoming more concerned about the quality of the jobs being created," Paul Dales, an economist at Capital Econoimcs, said in a note Thursday, citing that most new jobs are part-time, rather than full time.
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And even if you do have your own guarantor like a parent, most New York landlords require them to be located in New York or surrounding states and have income of 80-100 times one month's rent.
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This process has already begun, with Apple and Google pushing for their own car media platforms, and Mr. Meyer said that he expected the technology to be in most new cars by the end of this decade.
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"Well, we'll hire people at any age as long as they're super energetic and they want to make personal computers easier to use," Gates says before admitting that most new Microsoft employees were on the younger side.
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The stock, a play on the Saudi retail sector, has so far not performed as well as most new Saudi listings, as consumers' discretionary income has been hit by an economic slowdown caused by government austerity steps.
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Even if the regulation is upheld, most New York residents will receive a tax cut under the new law, albeit a smaller one than they would have gotten if the state and local deduction had survived unscathed.
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With most new social media startups seeming to dial in on specific communities to thrive in a still Facebook-dominated sphere, some of the more broadly focused social investments from top VCs are going into online gaming.
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The encryption picture used to be patchy for Android, but in the past three or four years most new Android smartphones—including the popular Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel lines—have come with encryption enabled by default.
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Because credit remained tight for most New Yorkers, the most lucrative demographic was the affluent all-cash buyer, and thousands of new units — larger apartments, with better finishes and more amenities — were built to suit the demand.
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To be clear, timber advocates are not pushing for a return to old ways of building, before devastating fires prompted large cities like New York and Chicago to ban most new wood construction in the 19th century.
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The average wage for Egyptians, including government and private sector employees, was about 4,000 pounds a month in 2016, according to CAPMAS, putting most new housing well out of the reach of the bulk of the population.
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Six of the ten counties that added the most new residents over the last year are in the Texas triangle — the region between Dallas in the north, San Antonio in the southwest, and Houston in the southeast.
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Owner-occupied homes aren't nearly as rare, but only about a third — or just over a million — of the city's housing units fall into this category, which means that homeownership remains a dream for most New Yorkers.
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The FDA's Lyndsay Meyer told BuzzFeed News that the agency "did not recognize any issues requiring expert review" of the drug, which is why it passed on the advisory committee vote common before approval of most new drugs.
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Céline Dion attended the Met Gala for the first time this year and she ended her night in the best, most New York way possible: by eating a hot dog on the street in full black tie attire.
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It's compatible with most new smartphones, including the iPhone X. There are also a handful of Bluetooth speakers on sale today for up to 1903% off so you can use your new phone to jam to some tunes.
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In the letter, published as a full-page ad in the main section of the Times, the signatories try to persuade Amazon that most New Yorkers really do want the company — and its 25,000 jobs — in their city.
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Like most new entertainment technologies, V.R. has been talked up as being an excellent tool for consuming adult content, but at the risk of T.M.I, I have to say I was terrified of going anywhere near such experiences.
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California is poised to become the first state in the nation to mandate solar panels on most new homes as part of a program to harness clean technology and reduce the impact of new homes on the environment.
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The musical, which had its Broadway premiere in 1957, was created by the all-star team of Jerome Robbins, Leonard Bernstein, Arthur Laurents and Stephen Sondheim, and most new productions largely adhere to the original staging and choreography.
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"However you boil it down, it's all about price," said Robert Dankner, the president of Prime Manhattan Residential, who notes that most new units on the market would benefit from a price cut of at least 10 percent.
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And whereas most New York musicians struggle to find space for their instruments, Mr. Toth and Ms. Ellis are able to keep two keyboards and two pianos, one of which Ms. Ellis brought with her from Ditmas Park.
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But in seven of the 10 neighborhoods with the most new units rising in remote locations, the rate of growth in the faraway corners was as fast or faster than in more commuter-friendly parts of the neighborhood.
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With most new lawyers carrying six-figure student loan balances at graduation, not only would employment as a public interest lawyer be less attractive without the load forgiveness program, it would not even be a consideration for many.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors are unwinding the big bond selloff since the U.S. election, showering U.S.-based fixed income funds with the most new cash in five months during the latest week, Investment Company Institute data showed on Wednesday.
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The Office of Management and Budget, which must approve most new federal requests of information from the public, initially approved the form on an "emergency" basis, which allowed its use for six months rather than the usual three years.
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While most New Hampshire voters will hand-mark paper ballots, the state has also deployed electronic voting machines for voters with disabilities — and those devices have drawn criticism from cyber experts after states around the country have adopted them.
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But initially most new-right parties, including the French National Front, the Austrian Freedom Party, the Italian League, and the Danish Progress Party, had conservative economic profiles: They favored lower taxes, a smaller state, and cutbacks to welfare programs.
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While most new and popular PC game titles don't have native support for SLI graphics, a single GTX 1080Ti is more than enough to drive 1080 or 1440p displays at max resolution, and the desired 120 / 144Hz refresh rate.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Most new diesel vehicles exceed the legal limit for nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions, German environmental lobby group DUH said on Friday, calling on the government to force car companies to carry out hardware retrofits of polluting cars.
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He gave a well-received speech to a joint session of both chambers of Congress, and for a moment it seemed that the President would finally bask in the honeymoon that most new commanders in chief get to enjoy.
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Most New York facilities allow daily visits, whereas North Carolina permits visits once a week, and Arizona requires visitors to pay background check fees (exemptions include children under 18 and court-appointed guardians of the minor who is visiting).
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Decades ago, less wealthy parts of the country tended to be the ones that attracted the most new residents, because lower rents and wages there drew in businesses, and people were more likely to move to where jobs were.
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These are the states where acts of harassment, vandalism and assault against Jews happened the most: New York (380)California (268)New Jersey (208)Massachusetts (177)Florida (98)Pennsylvania (96) These states also happen to have large Jewish populations.
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A 'breakthrough' drug gets tested When Hathaway brought her first baby home from the hospital, she was just as excited and nervous as most new moms -- but she also experienced crying spells and troubling thoughts that she couldn't shake.
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While the media and elected officials argue over billions in taxpayer-funded subsidies and helipads for Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, the question most New Yorkers care about is this: What does this mean — actually mean — for the people of New York?
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Asia's 637 billionaires outnumbered those in the United States for the first time last year, according to a new report, with China adding the most new billionaires at 101, bringing its total to 203, while Asia overall added 162.
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Most new electronic fixed income trading platforms have little chance of making inroads on established players, but BGC may have an edge given its background and knowledge of the space, said Kevin McPartland, head of market structure research at Greenwich.
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He has launched the process of lowering nicotine levels in cigarettes, approved self-testing kits for breast-cancer genes and waved through the most new medicines in two decades, as well as a record number of copycat drugs (see article).
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Most new cases in the former Soviet Union in 2000 were from heterosexual sex as the disease spreads beyond high-risk groups, according to research by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control.
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On Wednesday, Britain said it would hike Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) for those registering a new diesel car for the first time from April next year which do not meet more stringent pollution requirements, likely to affect most new buyers.
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More than 280 gigawatt (GW) of coal-fired power stations were sanctioned for construction last year in Southeast Asia, where most new demand stems from, compared to just 4.6 GW of gas-fired projects, according to energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
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Facebook's proposition is simple: not enough people are aware of the internet or the benefits it can bring, so the company offers them a limited experience free of charge on their smartphones, which is where most new internet users come online.
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The room resonates with a truth that most New Yorkers know all too well: you can't always control where you live, but you can curate the things you bring in, and thereby the energy they create when you arrange them.
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Tropical Storm Barry, poised to make landfall as the first Atlantic hurricane of 2019, churned ever closer to Louisiana's shore early on Saturday as most New Orleans residents huddled at home, or in bars, bracing for the threat of severe flooding.
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Ferrari, the most successful team in the series and the only one to have raced in every season since Formula One began, is also the team that has the most new drivers winning their first races with their new team.
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Traditionally, the top Swiss brands have introduced most new watches to the news media and retailers at the industry's two major fairs: Baselworld, which is being held this week, and the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie, or SIHH, in January.
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He points out that most New York City punk vets have left New York City for good, and he reminisces about the times he spent hanging out with Chilton at a gas station near the legendary East Village punk club CBGB.
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While I get that revisiting old things is often nice and calming, and that most new things are, to be blunt, fucking terrible, there's one hotly-tipped and highly anticipated revival that I cannot get behind in any capacity whatsoever: Jamiroquai.
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But by mid-January, once coronavirus was recognized as a serious risk to public events, insurers began to exclude Covid-19 from most new policies, said Peter Tempkins, the managing director of entertainment for HUB International Limited, a global insurance brokerage.
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Oil executives said that if weren't for exports, so much oil would be stockpiled in already flush domestic inventories that the American benchmark price would be $2000 to $22016 below the current $226 a barrel, making most new drilling uneconomical.
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The only beneficiaries of most New Starts/Small Starts projects are the engineering firms that plan these lines, the construction firms that build them, and the manufacturers that make huge profits building railcars that cost many times more than buses.
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Markets had been expecting that the new MPC may be more dovish than the previous one, but most new members have so far signalled they saw no reason to cut rates further from their current all-time low of 1.5 percent.
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"Although it's a short ride away from the Bronx, it's a complete mystery to most New Yorkers, who don't know that the largest municipal cemetery in the country is located in our harbor," Simeon Bankoff, HDC executive director, told Hyperallergic.
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" But, in Glazek's story, he mentions that the Sacklers "will likely emerge untouched: Because of a sweeping non-prosecution agreement negotiated during the 2007 settlement, most new criminal litigation against Purdue can only address activity that occurred after that date.
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Although it has strenuously and repeatedly emphasized that macOS and iOS will never "merge," we do know that iPad apps are coming to the Mac in a more serious way, potentially becoming the de facto way most new Mac apps are made.
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The governor from Ohio was a blithe, smiling presence, rising above the blows, and preaching the pragmatic conservatism—on the need for immigration reform and to worry as much about job creation as about tax cuts—that most New Hampshire voters admire.
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Africa has the fastest growing cities in the world, with 40 percent of its one billion people in towns and cities, but most new homes target the middle and upper classes as it is easier to make a profit from high-end sales.
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Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro said the FHA will reduce the premiums for most borrowers by a quarter of a percent, dropping them to 28503 from 22019 for most new mortgages with a closing date on or after Jan. 27.
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It's tilted 5 degrees, like so: (No one is completely sure why — but it might have to do with how the moon was likely formed: from a massive object smashing into Earth.) Basically, this means during most new moons, the shadow misses Earth.
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The United States Census Bureau's 2017 American Community Survey, which estimated the number of people who moved states within the prior year, found that Florida gained the most new residents of any state, with the biggest group of expats coming from New York.
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It requires most new buildings to achieve an energy use index (EUI) rating in the 40s, according to Susan Wickwire, who directs the Seattle 2030 District, an initiative to encourage real estate developers and building managers to meet tough energy-efficiency standards.
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Read more: How Disney Plus, HBO Max, and NBC's Peacock streaming service stack up in the battle against Netflix"What is interesting to us about this process is that most new streaming services are actually avoiding taking on Netflix directly," the note said.
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The guidelines are aimed at the South Central Oklahoma Oil Province (SCOOP) and Sooner Trend Anadarko Basin Canadian and Kingfisher counties (STACK) formations, which are anticipated to account for most new oil and gas activity in the state, authorities said on Tuesday.
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Where does one even begin telling the tale of this, possibly the most New York Knicks story of all time, details of which dribbled out to a hazy midseason audience, shattered into obscure piece, only readable in a form out of time?
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For most New Yorkers — about two-thirds of whom are renters — living in the city means accepting the painful reality of ever-increasing rents, which are as much a part of the experience as noisy neighbors, hissing steam radiators and cramped kitchens.
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With a spare set and minimal props, this "Beauty and the Beast" runs an hour and 45 minutes (with one intermission), longer than most New Victory offerings, but it promises intimacy, rustic humor, audience interaction and, of course, that classic love story.
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The neighborhoods with the most new construction at least 15 minutes away from the train were East New York in Brooklyn with 1,464 units, Astoria in Queens (63,105), Coney Island in Brooklyn (625), Forest Hills in Queens (442), and Rochdale in Queens (159).
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Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro said the FHA will reduce the premiums for most borrowers by a quarter of a percent, dropping them to 0.60 from 0.85 for most new mortgages with a closing date on or after Jan. 27.
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This is important because in the last couple years, most new entries into Wear OS smartwatches were made by fashion brands like Fossil and others, which is nice if you were looking for notification and step-tracking support from an otherwise normal(ish)-looking watch.
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She's also the most "buzzed about" model, meaning she garnered the highest global number of mentions or tags in captions and comments, as well as the model who gained the most new followers in 2017, with 12 million joining the pack just this year.
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The only problem: The actual stores that make that happen are few and far between, with most "new" brands (you know, the ones you stumble across via Instagram, or your favorite blogger's latest #OOTD post) selling pieces that are out-of-your-budget expensive.
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Unless you want to rent a pricy Hamptons house, schlep your beach gear on a train, or deal with Coney Island, settling in on a sandy seaside isn't the life most New Yorkers live come June, July, and August — at least, not this New Yorker.
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Most new banks are in the U.S., but there are also two Japanese banks, a bank in Canada, one in Australia and another one in the U.K. While Apple Pay was only available in the U.S. at first, it is now available in 16 countries.
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Completely distinct from the nondescript deli where most New Yorkers buy their bagels and schmear, these restaurants are a testament to what Parisians think America is, decked out alternately in 1950s diner memorabilia or exposed brick—a wink at the current Parisian obsession with Brooklyn.
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Most new viruses that impact humans — apparently including the one causing the Covid-19 disease — emerge through this route, so investing in early research is the kind of thing that, at modest ongoing cost, served to reduce the likelihood of rare but catastrophic events.
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Mirror, an in-home workout streaming device, is the one thing Lagree actually likesDespite his disdain for most new concepts in home fitness, Lagree said he&aposs intrigued by Mirror, a device that streams live and on-demand workouts and personal training into your home.
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On the Upper East Side of Manhattan, where, like most New Yorkers, residents are largely staying home as the city reels from the coronavirus pandemic, construction workers building a luxury condominium tower are being forced to continue working in confined and often unsanitary conditions.
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On the Upper East Side of Manhattan, where, like most New Yorkers, residents are largely staying home as the city reels from the coronavirus pandemic, construction workers building a luxury condominium tower are being forced to continue working in confined and often unsanitary conditions.
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That means it's not the most new-reader-friendly title — all the more reason to read the original Runaways if you haven't — but Rowell does a good job catching up newcomers as she sets the stage for a new storyline that reassembles this beloved team.
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Most New Yorkers think of Times Square as a barren consumerist wasteland, but one incredible thing does happen there: by turning creators loose on the world's most famous intersection, Times Square Arts turns it into a gigantic public platform for contemporary performance and visual arts.
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Its Qualcomm Snapdragon 636 provides more than adequate performance, it comes with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage (the same as a base Pixel 3), and you even get a microSD card slot and a headphone jack, which are features most new premium phones have abandoned.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. private employers added the most new workers in a year in December, well above economists' expectations and an indication that the pace of hiring remains solid despite some signals of slowing economic growth, a report by a payrolls processor showed on Wednesday.
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Targeting early-stage Internet and mobile companies, like most new VCs in Europe, K Fund is talking up the operational experience of its founders and its entrepreneur-friendly approach, citing the value-add, aside from cold hard cash, it aims to provide to the startups it backs.
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Modern animation films like this can be insanely lucrative, but the huge production costs and proprietary technology needed to bring them to life mean that most new stories never see the light of day, and the ones that do virtually all come from major Hollywood studios.
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Granted, the ACA didn't make health insurance very affordable for most new entrepreneurs, but the elimination of preexisting conditions did free some would-be entrepreneurs to leave employer-provided health insurance with the knowledge they at least had access to healthcare, even if it still wasn't cheap.
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Telecoms claim that these markets really are competitive, but this would be news to most New Yorkers; there is, in actuality, very little "overbuilding" among the major telecoms—attempts on the part of one provider to invest in a building or neighborhood already wired by a competitor.
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By now, most New Yorkers are familiar with the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene's letter-grade system, which was introduced in 2010, and assigns ratings based on a points-violation system that is calculated by the amount of major and minor infractions found by inspectors.
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"It's common knowledge that most new psychoactive substances (NPS) have been designed in laboratories in the United States and Europe, and their deep-processing and consumption also mostly take place there," said Liu Yuejin, deputy chief of China's National Narcotics Control Commission, during a press conference Monday.
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Despite the fact that most people living outside of the five boroughs only have that one Sex and the City episode as a point of reference for this city-wide takeover, it's looked on fondly by most New Yorkers as marking the official kickoff to summer.
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NEW ORLEANS, July 13 (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Barry, poised to make landfall as the first Atlantic hurricane of 2019, churned ever closer to Louisiana's shore early on Saturday as most New Orleans residents huddled at home, or in bars, bracing for the threat of severe flooding.
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Sonos has tried to stress that the older products are still going to be supported, but it has made the distinction that they're not going to get new software updates and therefore won't get most new features, with the exception of bug fixes and security patches.
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But the sounds in general — most new, though the lonely hook of "Wolves," from "The Life of Pablo" (2016), figured in the textures — were more ingratiating, with Latin dance beats, warm strings, and gentle singer-songwriterish guitar fingering that felt unconnected to the ostensibly intense story.
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And as if the state's finances were not bad enough, Mr. Christie has spent at least $10 million of taxpayer money to defend himself in the bridge scandal, and most New Jersey voters say they do not believe he has told the truth about his involvement.
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Joseph P. Viteritti, a professor of public policy at the City University of New York, said that the mayor was right when he said on Thursday that most New Yorkers were focused on their daily concerns rather than the details of the investigations into his fund-raising.
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As a mother, I've never been much of a calamity howler, and having once written a book about parenthood, I know enough about the history of childhood to understand that most new forms of entertainment are met with gales of protest that in hindsight seem ridiculous.
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Most new computer monitor screens are of the widescreen variety, offering at least a 16:9 aspect ratio, which is the same as a widescreen TV. Others offer an even wider aspect ratio, which is great for using multiple windows at one time or for full-screen gaming.
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Whereas planks in most new developments today are three-and-a-quarter inches wide, said Joel Lefkowitz, the executive vice president of Wood Manners, a Spanish-based flooring company, the Daniel Romualdez-designed apartments in 70 Vestry, in TriBeCa, have planks that are seven-and-a-half inches wide.
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The state, which helps elderly or disabled Israelis below a certain income level hire a caregiver, makes permit renewals so hard to come by that a worker is brought from abroad for most new cases that enter the system, despite large numbers of migrant workers already living in Israel.
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But the fear is that the negative headlines generated by the predicament of the Diamond Princess ship off Japan - the location of the most new coronavirus infections outside China - as well as by the two-week shunning of the MS Westerdam will spill over to the entire industry.
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But the fear is that the negative headlines generated by the predicament of the Diamond Princess ship off Japan - the location of the most new coronavirus infections outside China - as well as by the two-week shunning of the MS Westerdam will spill over to the entire industry.
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But I also just wanted to know what life was like in this place sitting right in the East River that most New Yorkers only know about through brutal depictions on TV. The cafe had churned out more than 100 drinks when the inmates closed shop for the morning.
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"The physical and emotional state of children taken into our care would often shock and sadden most New Zealanders," he said, adding that some children were exposed to family violence, drugs being sold from the home they lived in, parental drug and alcohol abuse, sexual and physical abuse and chronic neglect.
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If large numbers of foreigners want to spend their money to buy apartments the likes of which most New Yorkers can only dream about, that is their right, but the city should make sure that they pay for the upkeep of the city they feel is such a good investment.
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Most new cars now come with head units supporting Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, or both, but if you're wanting to upgrade an older vehicle then something like the Pioneer SPH-DA120 for CarPlay ($400) or the Sony XAV-AX100 ($400) for both CarPlay and Android Auto would fit the bill.
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And although most New Zealanders say they are proud of their country's multicultural mix, a few take umbrage at an upsurge of immigration: annual net migration (new arrivals minus departing locals) has risen to over 70,000 in the country of fewer than 5m people, 16 times as many as in 2008.
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Most new administration come in with some reservations about their predecessors' policy decisions and aims to nudge things in a new direction — but that's hardly the same thing as producing P.R. materials attacking a law you're supposed to be implementing, and reportedly using money set aside to promote that program.
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Moving day for most New Yorkers involves stacks of boxes, reams of Bubble Wrap and rolls of packing tape, but Amanda Lindner was determined to avoid all of those commonly used supplies when she moved from Hamilton Heights to her first solo apartment in Prospect-Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn, this spring. Why?
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So it was only natural that when Mr. Baldwin, his wife and children bought tickets for a Statue of Liberty boat tour that would not actually go to the statue — but would, in fact, involve a bus trip to New Jersey — he did what most New Yorkers would do: gripe.
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Most new infections are transmitted by just 40% of people infected with HIV -- those who either have not been diagnosed or have been diagnosed but are not yet receiving care, according to the new Vital Signs report, conducted by the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention and released Monday.
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Of course, helicopter travel is fun if you have the money to pay for it, which would leave most New Yorkers sharing the pain on the ground while the privileged fly overhead — yet another manifestation of the income inequality that has come to define life in a new Gilded Age.
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MOST NEW HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY VOTERS WILL BACK PARTY NOMINEE 'REGARDLESS' –EDISON RESEARCH Most voters taking part in New Hampshire's Democratic primary expressed deep dissatisfaction with President Donald Trump and said they would vote for the party's nominee "regardless of who it is," according to an Edison Research exit poll.
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He led a petition drive in Mississippi to remove Confederate symbols from the state flag, and he funded an anti-density campaign in Los Angeles that sought to halt construction on most new residential towers for two years, including a 260-story project across the street from Weinstein's global headquarters.
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Of course, helicopter travel is fun if you have the money to pay for it, which would leave most New Yorkers sharing the pain on the ground while the privileged fly overhead — yet another manifestation of the income inequality that has come to define life in a new Gilded Age.
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When Linden Ellis, a founder of the party goods company Coterie, found out some friends were going on a honeymoon in Maine, where she grew up, she thought she had the best, most New England welcome present idea in the land: lobster rolls waiting in their hotel room when they arrived.
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Teenagers have always dominated pop, but now that most new music in the United States is streamed, how many times a song is listened to by one person counts much more than how many people listen to a song — and kids simply have more time to stream music than adults.
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The party line from lactation consultants, pediatricians, and other breastfeeding advocates is that most new mothers are naturally equipped to produce sufficient milk for babies, and that external factors, such as a baby's poor latch or tongue tie or a mother failing to nurse often enough, are to blame for low milk supply.
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But the high cost of entry and the obtrusive design — hang two tracking boxes in a room larger than most New York apartments, tether yourself to a gaming PC, and keep two wireless controllers updated on firmware — made for a poor introduction to the very real joy of being inside virtual spaces.
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We don't know much about it, except that it will be a continuation of the company's impressive Apex concept, meaning it will likely have an under-the-display fingerprint scanner and — possibly — other innovative ways of getting rid of the iPhone X-style notch which is currently present on most new flagships.
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Most new Android phones have had wireless charging capabilities for a few years now, and Apple got into the game last year with the iPhone 8 and iPhone X. Using a Qi charging pad is a tiny change that only saves you a few seconds a day, but those seconds add up.
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And though "affordable luxury," the industry's preferred term for such projects, is hardly an apt description for apartments that remain beyond reach for most New Yorkers, developers are finding a deep pool of affluent buyers who have spent the last several years shut out of a market that catered to the global elite.
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Game-streaming has taken off in recent years, thanks in part to the growing number of incredible games released each year, and lowered barriers to entry: Webcams and microphones aren't expensive, and most new computers these days have more than enough power to handle playing a game and streaming it online simultaneously.
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And her resolute conservatism puts her out of sync with most New Yorkers — and us — on pivotal matters like raising the state minimum wage (she opposed it), legalizing same-sex marriage (she voted no on that, too, though she later expressed regret) and immigration policy (she is tepid on the "sanctuary city" concept).
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Trust might seem like an odd topic for the purposes of conquering a crossword puzzle, but I believe that, despite what most new solvers might think, learning to trust your brain and the miraculous things it can do will get you much further in solving than being an expert in arcane subject matter.
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The view from the corporate suite is not a reason for job seekers to stop their search, and that is a particularly important message now since January tends to be the month of the year when the most new job applications are started — a 255% increase over the typical month — according to Glassdoor.
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Riding the momentum of the 1960s' progressive politics — and with the Stonewall uprising fresh in the minds of many attendees — the parties were far more mixed than most New York night life, and Mancuso's dance floor became a comforting, transformative space that aspired to erase the racial or sexual oppression experienced elsewhere.
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Vodafone (VOD) and two other telecommunications operators, which provide internet access for most New Zealanders, said on Tuesday they want Facebook (FB) CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter (TWTR) CEO Jack Dorsey and Google (GOOGL) CEO Sundar Pichai to take part in an "urgent discussion" on how to keep harmful content off their platforms.
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Halperin works in New Orleans, the city with the fourth-highest new HIV infection rate in America, in Louisiana, a state with the third-highest rate overall, and in the South, the region with far and away the most new HIV diagnoses in the nation, more than the rest of the country combined.
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Quoth The Wu-Tang Manual: The RZA came to kung fu movies in the most New York way possible––by watching them in grubby 22-hour Times Square movie theaters when he needed a place to crash because he was too drunk and high to truck it all the way back home to Staten Island.
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Most new parents have a highlight reel of horrors that keeps replaying in their heads when they least expect it: the empty crib beside the open window with the billowing curtain; the runaway stroller at the busy intersection; the pit bull that suddenly snaps its leash at the playground and lunges with teeth bared.
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"I also think it's important to draw some pretty clear lines between what I think most Americans, and certainly what I know most New Yorkers believe about who we are as a people, what the values of our country are, against some of what we're hearing from the other side," she told host Chuck Todd.
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We'll start with the CDC data: CDC: Most new HIV infections come from those not receiving treatment Thirty-eight percent of people with HIV weren't receiving treatment and were linked to 81 percent of new infections of the virus, according to 85003 data released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Monday.
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Recognizable to most New Yorkers as "that graffiti-covered building on the corner of Spring," 190 Bowery has maintained a mysterious facade since the photographer Jay Maisel bought it in 1966 for $102,000 and converted the former Germania Bank into a six-story, 72-room home and studio for himself, his wife and their daughter.
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Political scientists who study voter registration in Florida have said that re-engaging previously disenfranchised felons into the democratic process takes time and effort, and that any increase in the state's voter rolls would be gradual and would probably follow existing trends in which most new voters in the state register without party affiliation.
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The story begins early in the year with a video segment produced by the website Insider, featuring a millennial correspondent who sampled the chopped cheese (a combination of chopped ground beef, American cheese and condiments, piled on a hero) and described it as something most New Yorkers had never heard of, a "steal" at $4.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharHere are the Senate Democrats backing a Trump impeachment inquiry over Ukraine call 2020 Democrats demand more after Trump authorizes release of Ukraine call Poll: Warren overtakes Biden, Sanders in New Hampshire MORE (D-Minn.) and Tim ScottTimothy (Tim) Eugene ScottEntrepreneurs create most new jobs: Why aren't we talking about them?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Most New Yorkers know about the West Indian Day Parade, a massive Carnival celebration that typically brings more than a million people to Crown Heights for a daylong display of dazzling costumes, vibrant music (coming from live bands and massive speakers), and food vendors all along Eastern Parkway.
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But with voting participation numbers that were substantially higher compared to the 2016 election, particularly in Catalonia where at least a million more residents voted this time around, it was Sanchez who won the most new ground as his PSOE saw 38 extra lawmakers elected to the 350-seat Congreso de los Diputados - or Congress of Deputies.
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Since most new Mac laptops do not include Ethernet ports these days, you can either invest in an adapter that converts a USB port (or one of the newer Thunderbolt ports on some Mac laptops) to an Ethernet port; MacBook models with the single USB-C port may need a USB-C to USB adapter as well.
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At the time, a New York Times front page article featured the headline "37 Who Saw Murder Didn't Call the Police, Apathy at Stabbing of Queens Woman Shocks Inspector", and a subsequent book by the venerated Times editor, A.M. Rosenthal, led most New Yorkers to believe that at least 37 witnesses looked on—and did nothing.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, like most new presidents, could face difficult midterm elections in 2018.
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Regardless of where you stand on banning plastic bags, regulating speeding cars near schools, or how to fix the subways, most New York City residents are probably asking the same question: Why are those decisions being made in Albany by the governor and the state Legislature instead of in City Hall by the mayor and the City Council?
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"In a world where most new media titles basically push themselves on social media with click-bait headlines and hope for a random click, The Tab was able to write high quality journalism on serious and fun topics and have a community of readers come back loyally every week and sometimes every day," Mr. Chandratillake wrote in an email.
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The bedrooms will be larger — from 90 to 187 square feet — than those in most new developments, Mr. Bledsoe said, and include convertible furniture that borrows from micro-living, like a bed that converts to a sofa (mattresses will be flippable, with harder and softer sides), a wall-mounted smart television and a built-in armoire.
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But Mr. Trump is intensifying his assault on his enemies on the eve of his first national address before a joint session of Congress, a time when most new presidents are moving in the opposite direction, pivoting from martial campaign rhetoric to the more positive, inclusive language of governance needed to build the coalition necessary to pass major legislation.
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It will broadcast in the HLG HDR format, and to have that come through, you'll need a few things: a TV that supports HLG HDR (most new Samsung, LG, Sony, Vizio, and TCL Smart TV models support it, and fuboTV's app is available on some of them), and an HLG-ready box to get HDR colors.
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Why would a company whose offices were in New York, at 210 Broadway, and most of whose shareholders were also in New York, choose to have its annual meeting in a place that most New Yorkers could get to only after taking an overnight train to Pittsburgh and then a cold, rickety local train ninety miles north?
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"The real culprits, the one-two punch that knocked tech down on the canvas," were a narrative that the data center — the heart of most new-age tech including the cloud and the internet of things — was peaking, and the stock market's reaction to the most recent earnings reports from Amazon and Google parent Alphabet, two FAANG members, Cramer said.
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If you want to narrow the focus to just technology companies with a similar market cap, there is still far greater levels of employment among what could be called "old tech:" It's easy to understand why a company like Snap employs fewer people: the nature of most new software/social media companies is that they don't need that many people.
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Image: AP Photo/Richard DrewMidtown Manhattan—with its noise, traffic, slow-moving tourists, and overpriced everything—is the one place most New Yorkers avoid at all costs (if they can help it.) It's also home to Trump Tower, a gargantuan gold-plated phallus jabbed straight into the city skyline where the President-elect is planning on spending weekends during his term in office.
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As I wrote earlier this year, the TV industry has increasingly been launching its best programs in January and April, leaving the fall TV season a bit of a wasteland — even though it's still technically the time of year when the most new shows debut, thanks to the five major broadcast networks debuting most of their series in the September-to-October corridor.
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Since medical devices didn't come under regulatory control by the F.D.A. until 1976, the agency simply grandfathered in all devices that were already on the market under a provision known as 510(k), which allows manufacturers to sell most new devices without requiring any clinical testing as long as the manufacturer says its product is "substantially equivalent" to an existing device.
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