Designers at Renault's motorsport team often have to design not only the new part but also the manufacturing process for the new part.
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But the problem with starting up a whole new part of your business is... you have to start up a whole new part of your business.
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I want to explore a new part of this world.
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Every Sunday, a new part of the series will arrive.
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But May largely failed to deliver on the "new" part.
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Today, the new part of town is quintessential small-town USA.
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The design is another totally new part of the 365 stores.
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She also picks up clothes for her new part-time job.
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Every new part I do I'm afraid I'm going to fail.
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Barstool Sports will soon have a new part owner: Penn National.
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That's the new part of this, and that hasn't changed yet.
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You can't just run to the store to buy a new part.
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Barstool Sports will soon have a new part owner in Penn National.
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That united front is a relatively new part of the Trump dynamic.
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While the new part of town is thriving, there is still something missing.
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Freddie Mac recently developed Loan Quality Advisor, a new part of that system.
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No. Do you set your car on fire when it needs a new part?
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But it's also like a whole new part of me to its own person.
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But he also was delighted to have found a new part of the family.
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But like a versatile actress, it was ready to play this demanding new part.
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If things are different, that could shine light on a new part of the cave.
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There also appears to be a new part of the world to contend with: tornadoes.
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The project was opening an entirely new part of the Arctic Ocean to oil drilling.
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We are drawing just from our imaginations every time we go to write a new part.
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Dr Block's group will make the floors for a new part of the building called HiLo.
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Instead, Apple's wireless earbuds are just another (good!) option in this new part of the market.
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In all of the cases, a president's tweets could become a new part of legal precedent.
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When Gauntlett touched one of the letters, it would trigger a new part of the track.
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An assistant brings him an English tea, which is a new part of his evening routine.
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It's a literal bolt from the sky that may be a new part of the northern lights.
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The mall is now being demolished to make way for a new part-commercial, part-residential development.
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Ms. Quillen was proposing to make a new part used in the transmission of General Motors vehicles.
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Forced labor in other provinces is, according to ASPI's report, a new part of that transformative process.
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The new part is technology platforms bringing it to consumers at scale, so it's democratized and affordable.
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Whenever I get a new part I always stop and ask myself how Harlequin would do it.
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She retired three years ago but is looking into a new part-time career and needs professional clothes.
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It's beautiful, I feel like I'm entering a new part of womanhood, and "Petal" is reflective of that.
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Com Inc * Amazon to create 5,000 new, part-time, work-from-home jobs over the next year * Amazon.
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I'm coming into a new part of my life that is completely unknown, and I'm jumping right in.
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Every day the number of confirmed coronavirus cases multiplies and spreads to a new part of the country.
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Rehearsals are a big part of Jeter's schedule as a swing, especially if he's learning a new part.
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At Home Depot, the garden department in particular will be hiring for many of the new part-time roles.
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Salesforce is trying to solidify that pipeline by introducing a new part of its education program, called Future Centers.
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We've been in constant contact with him — we're thrilled to have him as a new part of our family.
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Women are entering the tech sector in higher numbers, possibly because it is a new part of the economy.
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I have found a new part of myself, a part of me that faces her fears and loves life.
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Amazon confirmed it rolled out a new "part finder" within its app to help people with home improvement projects.
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Nor is she the kind of chameleon who changes accents, noses, voices and body types for each new part.
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Photo: Getty ImagesIt's not common that researchers discover what could be an entirely new part of the human body.
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And now, Le Wagon is about to welcome a whole lot more students thanks to a new part-time program.
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But if they're happy, then we're happy, and look forward to seeing them start a new part of their lives.
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Instead, I would die, sprint to a new part of the room, interact with an object, die, and try again.
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National advocates of legalization hope that with New England, they can find success in a new part of the country.
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The coal industry came to discuss a new part of the campaign to reverse the country's course on climate change.
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Unfortunately, that hip new part of town with cool shops and lots of foot traffic also comes with a price tag.
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Some give helpful heads-ups on traffic, while others are dedicated to organizing this group of new, part-time political activists.
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Because Virgin Orbit is a pretty new part of Virgin, it makes sense that you haven't heard much about them yet.
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Finally in 60043, after her third dismissal, she got a new part-time job paying $60033 an hour and filed again.
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"Chairman Price may briefly bring up ... his concerns about the new Part B drug demo, as well," she wrote, ProPublica reported.
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Rossi had to pit for a new part and dropped to last in the field, and the championship was essentially decided.
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First, it is felt in the gut, and then, in cahoots with memory, it brings forth a new part of yourself.
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The startup has been testing a new part-time format in London and now wants to expand this program across all campuses.
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And afterward, the people of Valmeyer decided to establish a new part of town 103 feet up on the bluff behind it.
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Dragoslav Ognjanovic, 56, was gunned down late Saturday outside his home in the new part of Belgrade, the Serbian capital, police said.
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It raised a million questions — but first among them was how the hell you pronounce this odd new part of our lexicon.
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This new part upscales and prettifies all audio coming from the LG G5's headphone jack, and I like what I'm hearing.
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Amazon (AMZN) will create 30,000 new part-time jobs over the next year, which would nearly double its U.S. part-time workforce.
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This month's premiere fed a sad new part of Fey's mythology: how defiantly she clings to Hollywood's last acceptable forms of racism.
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Touring with a band is no different, really, as Michael Winterbottom's new part-music documentary, part-love story On the Road attests.
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Brick-and-mortar retailers often lack specialists to explain products to customers: the "unassisted sale" is a new part of your reality.
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If you want to think about math and physics and humanity and all these things, it's the new part of the brain.
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A new part of Disney's portfolio is its streaming service Disney+, which launched the U.S. and a few other countries in November.
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Forcing a bully's change of heart could help you make a new friend and open up an entirely new part of the story.
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He also said they often go on "staycations" and book an Airbnb in a different neighborhood to experience a new part of town.
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But, in general, the pools are a vibrant scene — great for people-watching and introducing yourself to a new part of the city.
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With every new part, the machine learning algorithm gets better, until it will eventually be able to correct 3D prints on its own.
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In every episode of The Wire, the cops open up a new part of their case, tracking down leads or setting up evidence.
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He took a vacation from his existing job to get a feel for the new part-time position and decided it was do-able.
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Every new part we bring to the car now is giving us grid penalties and it's a shame to start the weekend like that.
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" She had to move from her old neighborhood, she said, to a new part of the city, "where people don't know I'm a survivor.
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I'm not quite sure why I do it, I think it's just like one of the phases and a new part of the language.
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In the past, a model of a new part would be made and then converted to detailed blueprints running to 70 pages or more.
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I get really excited every time I drive to a new part of town and see more and more potential areas to paint in.
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The Trump administration is making another incremental move toward lower drug prices, opening up a new part of Medicare to well-established competitive pressures.
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With West Covina as their home base, they crisscrossed the Los Angeles area for 2100 years, finding new part-time coaches and hitting partners.
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And starting out on this new part of my life after getting back from space, being there for a year has definitely been a challenge.
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"It's a very new part of the city, and in that sense it's kind of like a blank slate," Steve Dippel, the brewery ambassador, said.
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Last week, though, travelers were introduced to a new part of the Los Angeles International Airport experience that has sent the usual griping into overdrive.
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TRUMP'S UNCONVENTIONAL HIRE: To execute this new part of his campaign strategy, Trump has hired Brad Parscale -- a digital marketing consultant from San Antonio, Texas.
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The new part is that this is a case being brought against a mostly anonymous group who created an anonymous list containing potentially defamatory statements.
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Those changes include adding a dental benefit to Medicare Part B (medical insurance) and creating a voluntary dental benefit under a new part of Medicare.
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The archive is a new part of their regular transparency report and comes in response to new concerns over online political advertisements after Russian misinformation campaigns.
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This could simply be the Turtle saying he is ready for a comeback and hoping The Masked Singer could kickstart a new part of his career.
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While exploring a new part of the world is always a nice way to treat yourself, the planning process before you actually get there can be trying.
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This new part of Google Maps will learn from your personal preferences and tell you about what's new in your neighborhood (or other neighborhoods you are watching).
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It will either buy these homes at market value plus 25 percent or offer residents a brand-new home for free in a new part of town.
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The job gains skewed toward full time, which added 326,000 new positions, while there were 149,000 new part-time jobs, according to data in the household survey.
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Bisping makes it clear to us ... he's no replacement ... saying a whole new part was written for the movie and he had to audition to get it.
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Small forward Kevin Durant (25.2 average) is a new part of the mix while point guard Stephen Curry (1173) has once again been leading the postseason charge.
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"Every time she lets you into her life, it's a new marketing scheme, because it's a new part of her life that you don't know," Amir says.
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She intentionally keeps an interaction between nightmarish detailed creatures and strong bodies of athletes thus creating a new part of the body and not an additional costume layer.
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The data is fed into the A.I. software, which looks for telltale signals that a machine is in need of maintenance or a new part, before it fails.
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The retired couple who hadn't yet cleared away their years of accumulated stuff were able to set the stage to enter a new part of their lives together.
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Juliet lives a full, vibrant life over the course of these pages; the war is fought indelibly; the espionage details are a new part of the Atkinson oeuvre.
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The new part here is the voice commands: instead of navigating the share menu, you'll be able to ask Assistant to share them for you, no menus required.
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It was a new part of the Harry Potter ecosystem that encouraged and rewarded further engagement with every other part: a rising theme park tide that lifted all boats.
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This acquisition will end up manifesting itself as a new part of Beyond Pricing in terms of better figuring out how much money neighbors are charging for their rentals.
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That's a large market, and an easy one to help transition into a new part of the world while the company builds out its own English language content offerings.
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The days of reading the small print to see whether a repair or new part for your ailing laptop will void its warranty may be coming to an end.
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Prank Encounters is said to involve two strangers who are expecting to be starting a new part-time job, only to find out the job is actually a nightmare.
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"New part-time job," Scott jokingly captioned the photo that also showed the long, peach-colored nails that Jenner, 20, was recently criticized for having as a new mom.
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The show that teased fans with questions surrounding Jack's death -- which it still has yet to fully explain -- has found a new part of the Pearsons' story to unravel.
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Now that I'm single and really happy with myself and have really amazing friends, it's like this new part of life that I feel like I've never experienced before.
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Rising in what looks like a huge gray ship stranded on the boardwalk, the new part of the aquarium — called Ocean Wonders: Sharks — is set to open next summer.
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Many of the proposals to create a new part of the bankruptcy code for banks — including that embedded in Representative Jeb Hensarling's proposed Financial Choice Act — are pretend solutions.
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Last year Facebook announced Community Help, a new part of its Safety Check feature designed to connect disaster victims with Facebook users in the area who are offering their help.
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Most of the virtual reality developments in recent months have been focused on experiencing VR, but Google is working to make the tech an integral new part of creating art.
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Human travelers are much more likely than stowaway mosquitoes to import illnesses like Zika, yellow fever, malaria and dengue to a new part of the world via airplane, researchers say.
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She advised that it's wise to let your partner know that your sexual expression is not a reflection of the relationship, but more about exploring a new part of yourself.
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In the months since then, it's worked on several tests and expansions of the service to figure out how to get more traffic to this new part of its site.
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The Serb then confirmed on court that his friend, former Croatian player Mario Ancic, would be a new part of his coaching team, along with Andre Agassi, at Wimbledon next week.
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"Before we drive in a new city or new part of town, we build a detailed picture of what's around us using the sensors on our self-driving car," Google writes.
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"[She] has the biggest new part in the movie and ironically is played by the smallest actor," director Rian Johnson said while introducing the actress at the Star Wars fan event.
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However, although software problems can take time to fix, experts say there are better chances that they can be rectified with a software update rather than forcing a new part design.
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"What Hamas was trying to do was build kind of a detour -- a new tunnel that would link up with a new part that they thought would be usable," Conricus said.
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While you get one new part whenever you complete a race, that was never enough to keep me on pace to keep up with the ever-rising requirements of the next mission.
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And according to research by the University of Pennsylvania, all those creative projects on Kickstarter have generated 300,85033 new part-time and full-time jobs, and nearly 10,000 new companies and nonprofits.
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A second company she thought was giving her the runaround on a new part she proposed to make decided to order up the work after all: a job worth $1.2 million annually.
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As you progress, you'll settle into a rhythm — although this will likely happen just as a new part for the vehicle is added, which makes things a little easier and more complicated.
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Yet another artist at SPACES right now, Roopa Vasudevan, is data mining a new part of this terrain by gathering and analyzing tweets about the presidential election as it pertains to Ohio.
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And just three weeks ago, Chinese forces attempted to construct a road that cut into a new part of the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh, before having their equipment confiscated by Indian troops.
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The administration announced last week that it plans to pilot a new Part B payment structure intended to incentivize doctors to prescribe "higher-value" drugs rather than simply the most expensive drugs available.
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The test, administered in 2014 to 21,500 students at 840 public and private schools, was a brand-new part of the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), also called the Nation's Report Card.
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The test, administered in 2014 to 21,500 students at 840 public and private schools, was a brand new part of the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), also called the Nation's Report Card.
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They identified a new part of an ancient fragment of the earth's crust known as the North Atlantic Craton, which ran from Scotland to North America and broke up 150 million years ago.
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Tesla is planning an official reveal of the semi truck in September, so that's when we'll likely learn just how far the company wants to push this new part of its self-driving ambitions.
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The classes will begin on September 30 and will teach the new part-time employees how to "hone their sense of taste and smell" and the correct terminology to use while describing the products.
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Amazon quietly updated the camera search on its iOS app with a new "Part Finder," which lets you search for specific nuts and bolts that you might need more of, but need help identifying.
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The Pavilion [of Reflections] is a new part of Zurich that wasn't there before—it was just a leg, and now we have this island, which I think is great because it's new ground.
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Lastly, and this is the new part, within the "requests" folder there is a "show" option that will reveal whatever even weirder messages the company decided merited being relegated to the Twitter inbox basement.
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The archive is a new part of the company's regular transparency report and comes in response to concerns about opaque online political advertisements, which grew in response to revelations of alleged Russian misinformation campaigns.
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"We also fabricate tools for other shops; there are parts on our aircraft that they no longer make tools for, so we make the new part and the tool to remove the old one."
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"Based on the reason why she did it, I feel like she was able to step into a new chapter in her life and a new part of her career by doing this," Capalad says.
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It's safe to say Powell is likely stoked about this new part, since he tweeted his disappointment at not making it in the highly anticipated sequel to the 1986 movie when news broke last month.
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The station where a new digital back is put together sits only a few steps away from this testing rig where that new part can be checked and verified to be performing according to spec.
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I've always found Liu to be both deeply knowledgable of Facebook product and also warm and sociable in the ways necessary to understand what people want in order to grow a new part of Facebook.
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He also expects companies that have invested in Amazon Storefronts, a new part of the site that highlights small businesses, and those with extra product information — known as A+ Content — to do well this year.
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Apple keyboards released in 2018 included a new part inside each key designed to keep dust and other particles out, although Apple never confirmed that the design change was related to previously reported keyboard issues.
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Haber and other consultants said the new part-time drivers could support FedEx Express' "Extra Hours" service that allows retailers like Walmart Inc to fulfill online orders into the evening for next-day local delivery.
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But, if you live way outside the city or if you have a pretty good idea of what you need, Amazon's new part finder can be a useful tool for finding the right replacement parts.
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The councils said the emergence of homelessness among the over-60s reflected the weak state of the economy, with a vulnerable new part of the population joining a homeless community made up of mostly young Britons.
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A well called the Hieronymus, on a hill above an old homestead with a falling-down farmhouse, needed an expensive new part, but its production was small, so the owner had temporarily shut the well in.
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"It's going to be great fun to tackle a problem that I care about a lot, which is the future of an art form like this," Mr. Bernstein said of his new part-time role there.
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On that new part of the trip, "crews have been operating for at least two weeks prior to the accident with nonrevenue trains," she said, including the engineer who was at the controls on Monday morning.
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If the group succeeds in planting its flag here, it would not only expand its reach into a new part of the continent, but it would also do so far outside the grasp of international forces.
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The engines, identical in every other respect to the ones that will go into service, will be swapped for fresh ones with the new part before the first 777X carries out its maiden flight next year.
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Before it kicks off its winter batch in January in Mountain View, Ca., YC is also bringing aboard three new "part-time partners" to add to more than the dozen or so already operating within the network.
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"I like to do a lot of charter acting and off-beat stuff, and that s not always easy to find," the actor, 47, tells PEOPLE of his scene stealing new part in the indie thriller Dirty.
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Besides cooking, working at her new part-time job, shunning social media and spending time with her sons and other family members, the fiercely private Maldonado is in constant awe of her new life outside of prison.
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HATIYA, Bangladesh (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ferdousi Akter's family struggled to survive after a crumbling riverbank forced them to abandon their home and move to a new part of the island where they live, off the Bangladesh coast.
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" He continued: "Then just going through something this emotional with someone, it brings you closer and we felt like we'd lost a big part of our lives, so we wanted to make a new part of our lives.
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In August 2016 Bruegel, a think-tank, published a paper proposing a new part-in and part-out "continental partnership" status that could keep Britain bound in but also pave the way to a more multi-tiered Europe.
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Location data is meant to make Nest's scheduling "more accurate and efficient" The new feature is called Home/Away Assist, and it's being launched in conjunction with another new part of the Nest app: accounts for family members.
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The "Soundwalk" was the brainchild of Limor Tomer, the museum's general manager of concerts and lectures, who was interested in linking the two buildings: one an established outpost, the other a brand-new part of the Met franchise.
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But on his latest album Scorpion, instead of continuing to fight with Push, Drake has been forced to talk about a new part of his life that looks to be the source of significant discomfort, embarrassment, and hurt.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ebola's spread to a new part of Democratic Republic of Congo is a disturbing sign that health workers are failing to keep track of high-risk people on the move, aid agencies said on Friday.
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Autonomic CEO Sunny Madra will lead a new part of Ford called 'Ford X,' which will be essentially a skunkworks where Ford can incubate internal idea, concepts and projects before deciding what to pursue to more mature product status.
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Hacker's proposal would guarantee that everyone has good, affordable health coverage from work, Medicare or Medicaid To guarantee that everyone is covered, Hacker proposes establishing a new part of Medicare for people under 85033, called Part E for everyone.
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The Canadian economy unexpectedly added tens of thousands of jobs for a second straight month in October, and although the increase was due to new part-time positions, analysts said it might trim the chance of an interest rate cut.
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Washington (CNN)It's shaping up to be a new part of the morning routine for DC's elite: Grab coffee, skim the news and type your name into WikiLeaks to see what damage the day's hacked emails might hold for you.
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"I request that you play "Slow Me Down," but every time you come to a new part you have to slow it down 20 BPM" to the point where you're at the end and it's just like [does slow motion shouting].
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"We wanted to help everybody understand that there's a new part of Uber that's focused on financial services and that has a mission of giving people access to the type of financial services they were excluded from," Hazlehurst told CNBC.
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I personally mark places I might be interested in visiting as "favorites," so that if I find myself in a new part of a city without lunch plans, I can check if there are any restaurants nearby that caught my eye.
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"We wanted to help everybody understand that there's a new part of Uber that's focused on financial services and that has a mission of giving people access to the type of financial services they were excluded from," Hazlehurst said in a phone interview.
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Not only is Kruger playing a challenging new part in her film Into the Fade, taking home the Best Actress award from the Cannes Film Festival for the portrayal, but she might also be taking home a brand new tattoo because of it.
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On Monday, Rahul Gandhi — the leader of India's National Congress Party and as such the primary challenger to Prime Minister Narendra Modi in this year's national elections — announced a big new part of the party's platform: a minimum income for poor Indians.
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The new part is that it says its Content ID tool, which lets copyright owners "claim" videos users upload to YouTube so they can get some of the ad revenue those clips generate, has created $2 billion for copyright owners since 2007.
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Ubiquiti Labs — a new part of Ubiquiti Networks, which has (until now) mostly made mesh Wi-Fi products — is the latest to try to take the simplicity and, well, ubiquity of "mobile photography" to the next level with a new $83 wearable camera called FrontRow.
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The ability of companies like Facebook, Salesforce, and Uber to suddenly establish and dominate a new part of the market may seem new, but an economist who died before many of them even got their start helps explain the sudden power of these firms.
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Some of that same tension between secular and religious Jews has become an issue in recent years in Rosh Haayin, where more traditional representatives in city hall have resisted calls for cafes or other businesses in the new part to be open on the Sabbath.
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So I got a cheat code at home when it comes to giving me a different way of thinking, a way of portraying and positioning myself as I try to grow, you know, in this second act and this new part of my life.
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"We fell in love with the Bitmoji team and their amazing products, and we are so excited to welcome them as a new part of the Snapchat family," Snapchat wrote in a blog post in the form of a comic book made of Bitmoji custom emojis.
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During the same Iowa tour in which Biden mentioned the challenges Clinton faced, he also ad-libbed a new part of his immigration reform plan by saying he would require undocumented immigrants to "learn how to speak English" in order to qualify for a pathway to citizenship.
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Over lunch at Wild, a gluten-free restaurant in Manhattan's West Village where Mr. Bon Jovi regularly dines, he spoke about how he discovered a new part of France through the process of producing the wine and about his travels in general; Jesse was there, too.
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Scientists will debate this designation for H. naledi — as they do for all newly discovered species — but the bottom line is that these fossils, detailed in a pair of new papers in the journal eLIFE, give us a fascinating glimpse into a new part of our ancient history.
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If you spent this year watching the Logan Paul suicide forest drama in horror, or listening to Poppy's new music, or refreshing Shane Dawson's YouTube page every day in hopes of a new part of his now-famous documentaries, then these are the awards you need to be watching.
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The long-awaited God of War is nearly upon us and critics have weighed in Thursday with their thoughts about the latest entry in the action series, which sees Kratos with a new companion, a bit more compassion, and a whole new part of the world to tear through.
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For the third year of the game, as explained by Kotaku, the game's periodic season model will allow players to buy into each season for $10, which also buys the players (and this is the new part) a subscription to a special pipeline of content exclusive to that season.
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"A lot of the emphasis in urban renewal was on the 'new' part of renewal — that this was a way of moving forward," said Lawrence Vale, a professor of urban design and planning at M.I.T. But that progress came at the expense of communities as they were bulldozed.
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That's actually a whole new part of law that I've been talking to a lot of lawyers about because these contracts have gotten more and more complex, and if you have a brand's legal team, they're going to put everything in there like a normal contract with the normal vendor.
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"The digital revolution in media has created new opportunities for women to rise, because they started at the same place as men in a new part of the industry," said an entertainment marketing executive at a tech company who has held senior roles at top digital and traditional media companies.
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As if we weren't excited enough for the second season of Big Little Lies, Meryl Streep had to go and take on the new part of Mary Louise Wright, the mother of the late Perry Wright (who, as you'll recall, spent the majority of season one abusing his wife, Celeste).
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The Russian foreign ministry this week announced a new part of its website dedicated to flagging media reports that it considers to be "fake news," in a bid to counter accusations that the Kremlin has been spreading its own disinformation online to meddle with politics in the US and Europe.
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And now we've some impression of what that new part of the park will look like, courtesy of a gleeful new trailer showing Mario dashing about, interacting with Real-Life Humans in a manner that's mercifully less weird than that New Donk City stuff we've seen from Super Mario Odyssey.
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In a moment later in the game, while one of the characters is telling a scary story, the tale is broken up by moments where you are able to pan around to see the physical reactions of the characters circling the campfire after each new part of the story is told.
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The significant change for businesses is that the new Part 107 rule removes the pilot's license requirement (a requirement with interim policy exemptions) and replaces it with a certification received by taking an in-person, written, drone-specific aeronautical knowledge test designed to ensure that the drone operator knows how to fly safely.
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We are already seeing storytelling tasks the likes of which no one has had to accomplish before: take the writing of Star Wars VII—how many constraints and pre-elements had to be taken into account into generating a new part of a seven-part movie arc embedded so deeply in our modern culture?
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Among the proposed cuts listed in the document are a reduction in full-time air marshals, a reduction in the workforce at TSA headquarters, fewer reimbursements to airports for janitorial services at TSA checkpoints, cuts for benefits for new part-time employees and a 50% cut in reimbursements to state and local law enforcement agencies for use of their K-9 units.
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But some people who were planning on immigrating are staying put to see how these new policies will affect their chances of making it to the US. For others, growing anti-Latino sentiment in the US, terrifyingly evident from a shooting at a Walmart in El Paso this month where the suspect reportedly said he targeted Mexicans, has become a new part of the equation when making these decisions.
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But maybe, if Democrats start talking about their faith more, start making voters who see religion as a big part of their life feel more represented by the Democratic Party, they could end up seeing a whole new part of their base become activated and enthusiastic, they could start to take the reputation of the Party of God back from the Republicans, and maybe this would end up winning them some elections after all.
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"Relocating to a new part of the country is a common occurrence for millennials, who have largely emerged in the professional world ready to move for the right job, regardless of where it takes them," U.S. News & World Report real estate editor Devon Thorsby tells CNBC Make It. Research shows that where you live can have a great impact on your health, well-being and overall happiness, all of which millennials are now taking into consideration as they take better care of their health.
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