Adoptions have not kept up with removals, and removals have not kept up with natural growth of wild horse populations on the range.
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At the same time, lending rates have not kept pace.
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The problem is that agricultural innovation has not kept pace.
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The legal system, though, has not kept up with technology.
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But the not knowing has not kept me from trying.
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The area's supply of veterinarians, however, has not kept pace.
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Airlines say ticket prices have not kept pace with costs.
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He appeared stunned that Dermer's previous assurances were not kept.
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About 9,000 customers have not kept up on their bills.
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But the school has not kept records of postgraduate employment.
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Unfortunately, growth has not kept pace with increasing health costs.
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Figures are not kept for the proportion of Britons going hungry.
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Unfortunately, the supply of affordable rental homes has not kept up.
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But the level of funding has not kept pace with technology.
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People are living longer and retirement ages have not kept pace.
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These details are not kept by the Chinese Ministry of Education.
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Unfortunately, the federal government has not kept pace with these trends.
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Steer clear of food that's not kept at the proper temperature.
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But the regulated supply has not kept pace with the need.
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If not kept in check, this negativity quickly becomes utterly exhausting.
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The hacks have not kept demand for digital currencies from soaring.
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In what ways has policy not kept up with the times?
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Still, the legal protection in the statute has not kept up.
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McGrady: I've not kept anything secret from Grace about the book.
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Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania was also not kept in the loop.
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It's an America where children are cared for, not kept in cages.
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But the nation's energy infrastructure has not kept pace with those changes.
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In most states, the law has not kept up with the times.
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Successive governments have not kept promises to provide money and technical support.
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Furthermore, Ohio's job growth has not kept pace with the national average.
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Pipeline construction, particularly in Canada, has not kept up with record output.
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Stress can derail the brightest of careers if not kept in check.
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They have not kept one promise, not one that they have made.
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The rules surrounding it simply have not kept up with the times.
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But under Mayor Bill de Blasio, the fund has not kept pace.
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Consumers are grappling with rising prices, and wages have not kept pace.
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Rental income has not kept pace with prices, weakening the investment case.
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But the government has not kept up with how people work today.
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Leslie Jones has not kept quiet about her love of Game Of Thrones.
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Mr. Cruz's well-publicized opposition has not kept him from leading in polls.
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While the execution was not kept secret, it was not a public execution.
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Wines deteriorate if they are not kept in dark, damp and cool locations.
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His obstacles have not kept him stagnant but helped him better understand himself.
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The one glaring problem is that our federal policy has not kept pace.
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Sensors in the workplace are nothing new, but batteries have not kept up.
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Its business model has not kept up with the changing burden of disease.
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But the supply of housing has not kept pace and prices have soared.
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Kim Jong Nam had not kept his disdain for his brother a secret.
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The scope of AFRI's resources, however, has not kept pace with its successes.
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At the same time, relocation and redevelopment of slums have not kept pace.
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While the country's wealth has swelled, the financial system has not kept pace.
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"[Section 702] has not kept up with the times," Wyden told VICE News.
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The products tested were not kept in ideal storage conditions, the researchers say.
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That silence has not kept travelers from jumping to some logical conclusions though.
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Promises to enroll her in school or let her work were not kept.
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But the public was not kept informed about this situation until January 18.
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"India's actions have not kept pace at all with the rhetoric," Dempsey said.
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But as in other cities, its highways have not kept up with development.
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Yet insurance coverage has not kept up with the evolution of cancer therapies.
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"I regret that this investigation was not kept secret as usual," Temime added.
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It's all changed, and the academy has not kept up with that change.
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"The pace of change has been so fast and housing supply has not kept up and the transit system has not kept up," said Alan Durning, executive director of Sightline Institute, a nonprofit research group in Seattle focused on sustainability.
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A quarter of liquid vaccines are spoiled because they are not kept properly chilled.
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Businesses that have not kept up with the internet are going to the wall.
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For a generation, though, public-sector hiring has not kept pace with population growth.
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But the development of new water supplies has not kept pace with population growth.
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But the commitments were not kept and disputes over land remain resolved, activists say.
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The station's human resources practices had not kept pace with its growth, employees said.
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The size of the offset package has not kept pace with those increases, however.
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The U.S. has not kept up with the rapidly changing nature of the threat environment.
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Earlier he had said the fighting might resume if promises by Washington were not kept.
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What that means is that the minimum wage since the 70s has not kept pace.
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Yet there is a nagging sense that politics has not kept up with social change.
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Other prices have doubled in five years, but standards have not kept pace, some noted.
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If these four pillars of society are not kept in balance, your reign will end.
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The USDA's entire budget has not kept pace with the growth seen in other agencies.
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However, many workers report that McDonald's wages have not kept pace with rising minimum wages.
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In some ways, the law around elections has not kept up with voting technology either.
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While there is great diversity in the land, the appellation system has not kept up.
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Guyana's tiny civil service and outdated laws have not kept up with Exxon's breakneck development.
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Some Emiratis acknowledge that their laws have not kept pace with a rapidly changing society.
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He noted that months ago, critics were complaining that he had not kept his promises.
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The programs, and their appetite for data, have grown, but security has not kept pace.
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Federal grants have not kept pace with rising costs, and states have slashed student aid.
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I have not kept in touch with Alan and that makes me feel even worse.
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And the availability of trained caregivers has not kept pace with the surge in prevalence.
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"But the public was not kept informed about this situation until January 22014," Huang said.
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But those incidents have not kept him from going out a few times a month.
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But circumstance has not kept Iowa and New Hampshire at the front of the line.
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Many are still upset over promises they feel were not kept in the original NAFTA.
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The problem: Overall, the D.C. region's building has not kept pace with its population growth.
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"The timelines for regulation have not kept in pace with the advancements in technology," Farrokhnia said.
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And the product of journalism has not kept up with the need to have these conversations.
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However, Moskowitz maintains most state and federal health agencies have not kept up with the research.
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Over the past several years, funding for Pell Grants has not kept pace with student needs.
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Their socially-augmented reality has arrived, but our understanding of their ways has not kept pace.
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And because real wages have not kept up with inflation, the cost of living has risen.
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But the battery and electric transportation space have been plagued by promises and forecasts not kept.
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In the last fifty years, incomes have not kept up with the expenses real families face.
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Ceasefire agreements similar to this one have not kept in the past, the news wire reported.
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It has not kept up with strict new rules to prevent money-laundering and terrorist financing.
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The security of our voting system has not kept pace with the current and emerging threats.
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All too often, the government entities responsible for writing and enacting regulations have not kept pace.
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Breakingviews America's financial technology industry has exploded in recent years, but regulators have not kept pace.
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Technologies are evolving at a record pace, straining outdated policies that simply have not kept up.
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But resources from the federal government have not kept pace with the rise in STD rates.
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But resources from the federal government have not kept pace with the rise in STD rates.
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However, China's containment of the virus has not kept the illness from spreading to 35 countries.
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Warren's attacks on Big Tech have not kept some pockets of Silicon Valley from supporting her.
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Life in Austin is getting more expensive, he says, but his wages have not kept pace.
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U.S. truck fleets have not kept pace with growing demand for different reasons, industry executives said.
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I mean they&aposre trying to do their best but they&aposre not kept in cages indefinitely.
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Meanwhile, other transactions are done in cash and their records are usually not kept in the books.
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No one knows precisely how often officers fire their weapons because that data is not kept uniformly.
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While the bull run has seen dividends increase fairly well, they have not kept up with buybacks.
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These changes give workers back a sense of freedom by ensuring passports are not kept from them.
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The £500K fine is not kept by the ICO but is paid to HM Treasury's consolidated fund.
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He was concerned also that infrastructure improvements have not kept pace with development in the city's core.
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A big reason is that the supply of new rooms has not kept up with growing demand.
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You're forgiven if you have not kept up with the deluge of news regarding the Huawei fight.
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Stats on blocked shots were not kept by the N.B.A. until the season after Chamberlain was retired.
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The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) has not kept pace with these realities.
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Even many who did work had not kept up with or even learned about the reporting requirements.
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"I've not kept it a secret that I would definitely want to start a family," Rousey told ESPN.
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This comes as budget spending on healthcare for ordinary Russians, while rising, has not kept pace with inflation.
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At the same time, wage growth has not kept pace with the rising cost of college, she added.
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Aid for the millions of people affected has sharply risen, but it has not kept pace with demands.
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Avocado prices have skyrocketed as supply from Mexico and California has not kept up with soaring consumer demand.
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But tariff reviews have not kept pace with rising cost, worsened now by the naira devaluation, analysts say.
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Hillary Clinton believes First Lady Melania Trump has not kept her word about doing more to prevent cyberbullying.
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Although women without children have made gains in the labor market, women with children have not kept pace.
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Since 1982, state correction spending per capita has not kept up with the number of inmates, it added.
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In Britain, though more people than ever are in work, wage rises have not kept up with inflation.
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Villagers have demanded a meeting of the village council, which they say has also not kept them informed.
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Other times I'd boot it up only to find that the clock has not kept the correct time.
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More people started the program than completed it, though Fitbit has not kept track of how many left.
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Eggland's Best hens are cage-free—"not kept in cages and are free to roam," its website says.
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However, our current federal government organization model has not kept pace with the needs of the 21st century.
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However, it says productivity, or volume growth, has not kept track, meaning it has scope to raise output.
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Many retailers have not kept up with Britain's evolving consumer market, and the results are all too evident.
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A short stay in a hospital psychiatric ward had not kept him from grasping at a vanishing marriage.
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Unlike other viral games, though, Pokémon Go has not kept players cooped up inside staring at their screens.
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And while domestic biodiesel production has grown in that time, it has not kept pace with the mandate.
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But many donkeys are not kept as pets or working animals, but slaughtered for their meat or hides.
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One area where City Ballet has not kept pace in recent decades is the diversity of its casts.
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But Treasury yields have not kept up with the pace, and are not expected to do so either.
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It is indisputable that businesses have gotten more and more productive but workers' wages have not kept pace.
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The Medicare program has not kept pace with changes in innovation and payment for genetic testing and counseling.
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Clearly, Cam and Kirstin are made for each other, and we're not kept in suspense over their fate.
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It ignores the fact that living costs have increased exponentially, and income increases simply have not kept up.
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They shared workplace horror stories and talked about how their wages had not kept pace with escalating rents.
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They shared workplace horror stories and talked about how their wages had not kept pace with escalating rents.
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More concerning is the fact that the top one percenters' share of net income has not kept pace.
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Meanwhile, the wages of low-income laborers have not kept up with increases in the cost of living.
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If this intricate infrastructure is not kept informed about changes, the aid system will grind to a halt.
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In this case, the answer is the biblical victim, ABEL, who was not kept by his brother Cain.
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But praise from the WHO has not kept top U.S. officials from criticizing China's handling of the outbreak.
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Norell, for his part, said "the franchise really has not kept up with the contemporary research at all."
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Wages have not kept pace with rising rents, and the city's long-term initiatives — such as building more affordable housing, expanding rental assistance programs and increasing legal aid to tenants fighting evictions — have not kept up with the continuing surge of people who simply cannot afford to pay the rent.
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Akane Kishi, a 29-year-old human resources worker shopping in Tokyo, said Prada had just not kept up.
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Bitcoin's network has not kept pace with its growth and is unable to process all the transactions fast enough.
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Catcher Technology, a supplier for Apple, has not kept its factory safe for workers, according to a new report.
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They've not kept up to date with the digital world and in particular the world that kids socialize on.
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I think that it's because of his perceived power and because he's not kept accountable by his own party.
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As borders have been steadily opened up, policies needed to complement globalisation have not kept pace, particularly in America.
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But, in recent years, that lottery system has not kept up with industry demand and has become increasingly flawed.
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Passenger numbers are exploding thanks to the Bay Area's tech boom, and service has not kept up with demand.
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Trump has not kept a primary residence at the Trump Tower since moving to the White House on Jan.
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While the number of medical school graduates is increasing, the number of residency training positions has not kept pace.
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They say reporting of such incidents by law enforcement has not kept up with a rise in the crimes.
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"Doubtless he could not have hung up such a score had he not kept in practice," wrote one biographer.
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While the complexity of our machines increases exponentially, the development of new, reliable security schemes has not kept pace.
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It all might be chalked up as a bizarre coincidence, had both Zottolas not kept company with reputed mobsters.
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Unfortunately, our system for regulating private space exploration and commerce has not kept up with this rapidly changing industry.
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Oklahoma education funding per pupil is among the lowest in the country and has not kept pace with inflation.
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In North Carolina, educators are angry that teacher salaries and per-pupil spending have not kept up with inflation.
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Live molluscs not kept cool enough or stored too long out of seawater can cause food poisoning when opened.
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Legislation in many countries has not kept up with the atypical work arrangements that companies use to cut costs.
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However, funding for staff and the level of technical expertise in Congress have not kept pace since the 1990s.
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He added that female orcas are not kept separate from males, which could lead to "accidental" pregnancies in captivity.
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But spending on health care and on basic public health infrastructure, like water pipes and sewers, has not kept pace.
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"It's not kept separately, and everybody has access to it," curator Madeleine C. Viljoen said of the library's steamier materials.
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Well, the first thought that I had was that the Republican Party was disenchanted by promises made and not kept.
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Transgender men and women told lawmakers they were the ones left unsafe if such protections were not kept in place.
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Because the maps are not kept up to date, properties supposedly outside the 100-year floodplain are being flooded repeatedly.
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For the average U.S. student, increases in federal student aid and the availability of tax credits have not kept up.
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Though the broad, large-cap index is up more than 11 percent this year, fund flows have not kept pace.
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The EEO-1 has not kept pace with changes in industry or the American workforce over the past half century.
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Since detailed records of the burials were not kept, officials do not know how many bodies remain on the land.
|
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Yet if the last several weeks have shown anything, it is that government has not kept faith with its employees.
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The Justice Department sent letters to 2000 local governments demanding proof they had not kept information from federal immigration authorities.
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For those who have not kept up, here's a timeline of everything that has happened in the past 48 hours.
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Nearly half of Oman's growing population is under 25, and with declining oil revenues, job growth had not kept apace.
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Almost no matter how it's measured, longevity in the United States has not kept pace with that of other nations.
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Wages have not kept pace with inflation, and an IMF-backed reform programme has brought higher taxes and lower subsidies.
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But that has not kept the questions from coming, said Maite Junco, a senior adviser at the city's Education Department.
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"The president has not kept his campaign promises regarding Afghanistan and is now increasing our military forces there," Jones wrote.
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A similar promise was made in respect of the antiquities found at Agia Sophia and was not kept, they insist.
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In addition, while medical advances have moved forward at blinding pace, the ethical discourse surrounding many technologies has not kept up.
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The law has not kept up with the digital revolution and these businesses are left to make up their own rules.
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But the rumors surrounding Cabello's love life have not kept her from releasing some great new music for fans to enjoy.
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Audiences do not show up, promises are not kept, and the duo's relationship is strained by ill-health and simmering grudges.
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Word to the wise: the small parts can be easy to lose if they're not kept in the included travel case.
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Many experts fear that the aviation industry has not kept pace with the threat hackers pose to increasingly computer-connected airplanes.
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The key issue is ensuring citizens are not kept out because of their viewpoints or what they have to he said.
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Trump has been a longtime critic of the deal, insisting that Iran had not kept up its end of the agreement.
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It's true that CUNY's funding has not kept up with growth of more than 50,000 students in the last 10 years.
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Some large transformers could take six months or more to replace because they are highly customised and not kept in stock.
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New technology is reshaping asset management for a new generation of workers, and most of the industry has not kept pace.
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While states have led the way in reform, our federal laws have not kept pace with the obvious need for change.
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Restaurants now plead to be included, even though the cost of admission to Restaurant Week has not kept pace with inflation.
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Felder: Educator frustration in Oklahoma has been growing for years as public school funding has not kept pace with student growth.
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Margins are constantly being squeezed, and the price he gets for milk has not kept up with inflation over the years.
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But repeated sanctions, international penalties and restrictions on North Korea's economy and trade have not kept North Korea from developing nuclear technology.
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However, the supply of additional housing units has not kept pace, nor have new units been evenly distributed among the city's neighborhoods.
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Instead, he accepted a promise from Kim to halt nuclear and missile tests — and won't meet if that promise is not kept.
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While the number of diverse books has increased substantially, the number of books written by people of color has not kept pace.
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That has not kept Massie, who is facing the most serious reelection threat of his congressional career, from pursuing a presidential endorsement.
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Some investigators said that over the years, funding has not kept up with the demand for evidence analysis, and labs are overwhelmed.
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While carmakers have rolled out advances in combustion engine technology, the availability of sophisticated fuels has not kept pace, Al Khowaiter said.
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However, growth expectations have not kept up with the market rebound and some economic indicators are pointing to more weakness going forward.
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But as the administration and its bipartisan partners in Congress have recognized, as technology has changed, the rules have not kept up.
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Bank controls to mitigate conduct risk "have not kept pace" with the rapid shift toward a sales-dominated culture, the report stressed.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has not kept accurate, consist records of air pollution inspection data for facilities, its internal watchdog said.
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This comes as the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance has sent short-term yields rising, while longer-term rates have not kept pace.
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Most Indian lenders that rely on an opaque rate-setting mechanism that takes into account their own costs, have not kept pace.
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He acknowledged that "there was an intelligence report about the attack" but said he was "not kept informed" about it by subordinates.
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That transition has not kept Naomi Osaka from defeating Williams in their only two encounters, including last year's United States Open final.
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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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The letter struck at Francis' chief vulnerability, his record on sex abuse, where his actions have not kept pace with his promises.
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Online, critics pointed out that all kinds of people live in public housing, and that children there are not kept in cages.
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Mr. Comey testified that he kept the memos free of classified information to ensure that many of them were not kept secret.
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The quality of health care in China has not kept pace with the country's economic expansion, reports The Times's Sui-Lee Wee.
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"This proposal would eliminate cultural diversity, which stems from freedom — which means artists are not kept on a political leash," Karacsony said.
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This surge has put intense pressure on the Mexican government, and Comar, the agency that processes asylum applications, has not kept pace.
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Containers of the chemicals, which are unstable if not kept refrigerated, started igniting on Thursday after power outages cut off cooling systems.
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Indian farmers have been steadily increasing their productivity, but their incomes have not kept pace, in part because vegetables prices remain low.
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Simply put, the negative rhetoric surrounding drilling in ANWR has not kept pace with scientific advances in the oil and gas industry.
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Twitter notes that in this case, the videos were not kept up because of this, but because they didn't violate Twitter's policies.
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OUTSIDE BUSINESS ACTIVITIES AND PRIVATE SECURITIES TRANSACTIONS Supervision has not kept pace with the vast expansion of the private securities sector(here).
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The rapid increase in college prices, along with student aid funding that has not kept up, has resulted in sizable unmet need.
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The supply of new houses and apartments has not kept up with demand, with diminishing options for low- and middle-income residents.
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Cooperation between agencies has increased but this has not kept up with globalisation, which has blurred the distinctions between foreign and domestic medicines.
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The rail network has not kept pace with the long-term population shift to cities or the increase in freight traffic from ports.
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Cooperation between agencies has increased but this has not kept up with globalization, which has blurred the distinctions between foreign and domestic medicines.
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Having checked a few online banking terms and conditions, customers are not protected against fraud if they have not kept their passwords safe.
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The Home Office, the newspaper reported, had not kept a record of those granted permission to remain or issued any paperwork confirming it.
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However, demand has not kept up with expectations as the country struggles with a slow roll out of retail stores among other problems.
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The remaining rhinos not kept in captivity live on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, with a small group of them inhabiting nearby Borneo.
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He acknowledged that "there was an intelligence report about the attack" but said he was "not kept informed" about it by his subordinates.
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It was the fastest rate in almost four years, pushing up the cost of living for consumers whose wages have not kept pace.
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There would have been more ceremonies if logistical issues and prior commitments had not kept some athletes from making the journey to London.
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Complicating that debate, the F.B.I. for years has not kept records of how often its agents searched the repository for information about Americans.
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Nassar didn't keep medical records on everything Medical records for many of what Nassar called his treatments were not kept, the report found.
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It is a tale of promises not kept, corruption and the trampling of farmers' rights in the stampede for natural resources and profits.
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The biggest increases appeared to be in parts of the world where industrial-scale farming has expanded and regulation has not kept up.
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It's the behavior of a graduate student, who realizes, with great disappointment, that his thesis adviser has not kept up with the literature.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell discussed the bill Tuesday, saying laws passed in the 1990s have not kept up with the changing technology.
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Choi said he believes Pyongyang is angry with Seoul and that it feels President Moon has not kept his side of the bargain.
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But as surgical patients are electing to keep their eyes wide open, doctor-patient protocol has not kept pace with the new practice.
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So far, Trump has not kept that promise to his blue-collar base, and it's giving Democrats a chance to win them back.
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The Justice Department asked 23 jurisdictions across the country to furnish documents proving that they had not kept information from federal immigration authorities.
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Bergdorf Goodman has not kept security camera footage from that time, and Carroll said she did not see any attendants during the incident.
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That has not kept President Donald Trump from lambasting the central bank as his "enemy," and saying he was disappointed in the Fed's policy.
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That means the Trump administration has not kept the ACA's coverage gains going, nor has it successfully rolled them back — at least, not yet.
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"Our country is more diverse than ever, but newsrooms have not kept up with that, and the coverage suffers because of that," he said.
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If McCabe is not kept as the interim replacement for the top spot at FBI, he is expected to stay on as deputy director.
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Productivity growth and technological adoption have not kept up, and some economists have raised concerns about the country's economic future once those advantages fade.
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He said union leaders pressed hard for members to support Clinton, but the union has nOt kept its promises to workers in recent years.
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But tariff reviews have not kept pace with rising costs, worsened by a 30 percent devaluation of the naira currency in June, analysts say.
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Security lines have gotten longer in part because more Americans are flying and government spending on security has not kept up with that growth.
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The WTO rule book has simply not kept pace with the competitive landscape in technology or in addressing China's hybrid economic system and practices.
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Nonetheless, Reuters found that social media hype for the iPhone X has not kept up with that of the iPhone 6 released in 2014.
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Companies have warned that capacity of the pipes supplying gas to New York City and New England has not kept up with growing demand.
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However, Conte said countries that had previously offered to take in migrants allowed to dock in Italy in July had not kept their word.
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Also If guns are not kept in classrooms (which is near children) will teachers even be able to get to their guns in time?
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But on the other hand, we might've had a little more creativity in our home and office design had we not kept it around.
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The Justice Department asked the 23 jurisdictions across the country to furnish documents proving that they had not kept information from federal immigration authorities.
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And federal and state health laws, written to ensure competent medical care and drug safety, have not kept pace with online services, they say.
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The country has lost influence over oil prices as other producers have eclipsed its energy industry, which has not kept up with technological advances.
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"While assets in managed accounts have skyrocketed in recent decades, regulatory scrutiny of fiduciary breaches has not kept pace," he said in an interview.
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Although officials have increased the permissible amounts for the QFII programme – doubling it to $300 billion earlier this year – interest has not kept pace.
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Two of the six studies examined how the drugs were stored, finding that 73 percent to 77 percent were not kept in locked containers.
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It reported that the state-owned Global Times cited an anonymous police source who said the group was not kept in custody or punished.
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But it is clear when you drive through the byways, small towns, and farmlands of our nation that rural America has not kept pace.
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"Banks have not kept up and are marooned on their own tech, and as each year goes by, it comes more problematic," noted Taylor.
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Yet it has not kept America First Policies, which is staffed by a number of Trump's top campaign aides, from proceeding with the barrage.
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The law enforcement community has claimed that laws have not kept pace with innovation, preventing investigators from gaining information necessary to keep us safe.
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Terry Collins was not kept on as manager, and Alderson led the search that hired Collins's replacement: Mickey Callaway, the Cleveland Indians' pitching coach.
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State laws intended to prevent identity theft have not kept pace with the sophistication and scale of the crimes, a lag that can hamstring prosecutors.
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The simple truth is that salaries have not kept pace with the cost of living, and many young adults see their parents and others struggling.
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The notifications were not kept in digital form, so the information could not be easily searched or sorted to help identify problems, Mr. Peters said.
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Since becoming president-elect, Trump has not kept up his criticism of Martinez, who also serves on the executive committee of the Republican Governors Association.
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That has not kept McSally from bringing up Sinema's liberal past as she tries to galvanize Trump supporters in a state he won in 2016.
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It turned out that the banks had not kept the risk off their balance sheets and the apparent liquidity of many assets was an illusion.
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Renault drivers Kevin Magnussen and Jolyon Palmer have both been linked to Force India if they are not kept on as Hulkenberg's future team mate.
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Meanwhile, here in the U.S. the drone sleigh bells are few and far between, hampered by our aviation regulatory framework, which has not kept pace.
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Over his 11 years of teaching, pay raises have not kept pace with the cost of living in the fast-growing Phoenix area, Bowman said.
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But experts say the growing economy has not kept up with a rising population, while critics complain about corruption and a clamp-down on dissent.
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Pipeline space to move Canada's crude has not kept with growing output, as courts or regulators have stalled Enbridge's Line 2.663 replacement and other projects.
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Because of the stagnancy in all of Congress, pro-life riders, most written in the last century, have not kept up with the 21st Century.
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Democrats (supported by the Chamber of Commerce and Business Roundtable) are correct that gas taxes, last set in 1993, have not kept up with inflation.
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A senior U.S. defense official said on Tuesday Taiwan's defense spending had not kept pace with the threat posed by China and should be increased.
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But business growth in Kittitas County has not kept up, and the local unemployment rate, 4.8 percent, is higher than it was a year ago.
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Mr. Alam has not kept silent in his fight for freedom of speech in Bangladesh, despite the toll of torture and mistreatment while in prison.
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Self-driving vehicle technology has advanced by leaps and bounds in recent years, but government regulations have not kept pace with the rate of innovation.
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"I've not kept it a secret that I would definitely want to start a family," Rousey told ESPN in January, ahead of her WWE departure.
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Given that fewer students hold marijuana in disregard, researchers are perplexed but relieved that use of marijuana has not kept pace with attitudes toward it.
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Policy and infrastructure has not kept pace in the United States as the country has sought to turn into a net exporter of natural gas.
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In her mind, rightly or wrongly, those regrettable things need to get out in the open and not kept a secret by the US government.
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And the hard numbers, the actual spending and reduction numbers, have not kept up with the so-called soft numbers, the sentiment indicators and the like.
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The proportion of business and management degrees earned by women has grown steadily, but that of women in managerial and senior jobs has not kept pace.
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All in all, the Funston review made more than 200 recommendations, many underscoring the fact that the retirement system has not kept up with the times.
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" The spokesperson described this as a wider industry issue, adding that "the infrastructure needed to recycle has not kept pace with the emergence of paper straws.
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The state has not kept up with a constitutional mandate to increase school funding each year by at least the rate of inflation, the CEA says.
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"I honestly believe if Zero had not kept jumping on him, he would've been able to get shots higher than our legs," Martinez told the outlet.
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Airlines UK, an industry association which represents UK-registered carriers, said that airlines might renege on their support for expansion if costs were not kept down.
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" The Problem With Commercial Beekeeping"All of our beekeepers believe in non-migratory beekeeping, which means our bees are not kept commercially in order to pollinate.
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"The marketplace has changed significantly in recent years, and ATF's guidance to FFLs on these issues has not kept pace with developments in commerce," he wrote.
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The letter struck at Francis's chief vulnerability: his record on confronting sexual abuse, on which critics say his actions have not kept pace with his promises.
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Household spending has risen 25 percent or more in the past two decades, even adjusting for inflation — yet incomes have not kept pace, the study said.
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While the cost of college has increased dramatically, incomes have not, and the current $22176 per hour federal minimum wage has not kept up with inflation.
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"We have seen candidates leave the process and go with another option when they are not kept in the loop of the next steps," adds Dobroski.
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In recent decades, the wage cap has not kept pace with the income gains of high earners; if it had, it would be about $250,000 today.
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Household spending has risen 25 percent or more in the past two decades, even adjusting for inflation, yet incomes have not kept pace, the study said.
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The FAA has not kept pace with developments in the industry, and has banned all but the most basic commercial activities until it can catch up.
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This block grant, the primary source of funding for state treatment and prevention programs, has not kept pace with inflation and states badly need increased resources.
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Crude oil can move by pipe, train or truck, but natural gas can only move by pipeline, and construction has Permian has not kept up with output.
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One source with ties to the military said another pressing area for more spending was salaries, which have not kept up with those of private-sector workers.
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Food safety pros recommend avoiding dairy products like yogurt, cottage cheese and ice cream on planes because they are particularly susceptible to spoilage when not kept cold.
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Shares of Valeant fell more than 5 percent Thursday after the New York Times reported the company has not kept the discount promises it made to Congress.
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As a result, the longer-term mortgage rate in Switzerland has actually risen, as banks' refinancing costs have not kept pace with the drop in market rates.
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Britain is experiencing a housing crisis as homebuilding has not kept pace with demand, driving up property prices, with rents rising faster than wages and homelessness soaring.
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However, it remains a low-income country and investment in infrastructure has not kept pace with a rapidly rising population, let alone spending on health and education.
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"They've been building weapons, testing weapons, building weapons to operate from the earth in space, jamming weapons, laser weapons, and they have not kept it secret," Gen.
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In recent decades, the wage ceiling has not kept up with the income gains of high earners; if it had, it would be about $250,000 today. Mrs.
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The reporter said he was determined to turn the incident into "something positive," but bemoaned that the congressman has not kept his word to hold an interview.
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Perhaps the GSA was not kept in the loop and—bureaucracy being what it is—the agency simply failed or did not know to revise its directives.
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She had paid for the hats, she told the magistrate, but had not kept a receipt because such a thing did not exist in the Soviet Union.
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Apple's own digital Assistant, Siri, had a head start when it launched on the iPhone 4S back in 2011, but has not kept up with the competition.
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"Our housing supply has not kept up with population growth, which has led to pent-up housing demand," TREB Chief Executive John DiMichele said in a release.
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Asked if Knickers was really that unusual, Mr. Sheffield sounded less than enthusiastic, "It's rare to see an animal like that because they're not kept that long."
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Clearly, despite debate about the tactic's merits even within his own team, the U has not kept Nadal from becoming one of the greatest players in history.
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In the last two decades, Delhi's population has quickly risen to about 19 million from about 12 million and infrastructure and governments services have not kept pace.
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Mr. Lockett regained consciousness, which indicated that the midazolam had not kept him insensate to the pain of the subsequent drugs, and began to writhe and yell.
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"We believe technology should not create a lawless zone merely because a procedural rule has not kept up with the times," Caldwell added in the blog post.
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But students argue that the system has not interacted with them on a consistent basis, and has not kept students updated on the changes it is making.
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Lagging competitors in growth and not earning its cost of capital, Citigroup's valuation has not kept up with rivals like JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America Corp.
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"The company has not kept pace with how the customer has evolved and how consumers shop today," interim CEO Mary Winston told analysts on a conference call Wednesday.
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In May 2015, he had his probation revoked seven months after it was reinstated after a judge determined he had used drugs and had not kept doctor appointments.
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It has previously said people whose faces are captured but who are not flagged as wanted are not identified by the force and their data is not kept.
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That isn't uncommon when acquisitions take place, but, normally, those companies are merged within the parent organization, not kept around at arm's length while maintaining their own identity.
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"Our laws have not kept pace with technology and how abusers can use it to harass, intimidate and humiliate intimate partners," said Governor Cuomo when signing the bill.
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However, Iraqi officials, including the prime minister, complain that the KRG has not kept up its end of the bargain, having not sent a single barrel to Baghdad.
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The European Union spends three times as much as the United States on farm subsidies each year, but as the system has expanded, accountability has not kept up.
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Those seats will all come from states where population has either declined in recent years or where growth has not kept up with the rest of the nation.
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But the nation's energy infrastructure has not kept pace with those changes, and the Senate bill is designed to take the first major steps in reshaping that infrastructure.
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As we enter a new phase of history -- with 2.1 billion people predicted to live beyond 60 by 2050 -- global attitudes toward older people have not kept up.
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And Alaska is close behind with 59 percent of Alaskans living in rural areas where the economy has not kept up with the relative strength of urban areas.
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Job creation for public teachers nationwide has not kept up with growing student enrollment, resulting in a shortfall of 307,000 teaching jobs, according to the Economic Policy Institute.
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Nicky is not kept on a pedestal, as we might imagine, but remembered as less remarkable, less talented and less promising than he was, even by his mother.
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As council president, Federer once spearheaded a successful push for major increases, but with Grand Slam revenues growing, the concern is that prize money has not kept pace.
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The stock prices of major health care companies have not kept pace with the broader market so far in 2019, even though the industry is flush with cash.
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"While the volume of State Freedom of Information Act requests has tripled since 2008, our resources to respond have not kept pace," Kirby said in his emailed statement.
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After the intermission, it is 10 years later, and the four are gathering — some reluctantly — for a reunion, having not kept up with one another over the years.
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Andy Wang, CEO of Alibaba Future Hotel, claims the data recognition information is only kept during the duration of the guests' stay and is not kept on record.
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The royalty rates, rental charges, and other fees associated with development have not kept pace with inflation, let alone the environmental and social costs of mining and drilling.
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A big problem: Congress has not kept its bargain There's another problem that is not often discussed when the insurance companies announce their premiums and their coverage areas.
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Business-owners cheer the return of the integrated model, but are disappointed that Mr Piñera has not kept a promise to reduce corporate-tax rates (27% for big firms).
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The Ecumenical Patriarch says this transfer was provisional and subject to conditions that were not kept; the Muscovites repeated on September 14th that the transfer was clear and irrevocable.
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Potentially more worrisome, the heavy January rains and snows that socked the northern part of the state — home to most of California's reservoirs — have not kept pace into February.
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Internationally, the worst countries for drivers in the INRIX database were developing economies with capital cities whose road and public-transit systems have not kept pace with population growth.
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This could also be used to offer people more personalized coupons, although I'm told that data is only stored in the aggregate and that actual photos are not kept.
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But the systems to support farming such alternative grains – from the creation and marketing of seeds to finding markets for what is grown – have not kept up, farmers say.
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The root of the tension, economists say, is that wage growth has not kept pace with an increase in productivity and the cost of living, despite a recent uptick.
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The central bank has increased the total amount of currency in circulation by more than 50 percent in the last month alone, though cash-printing has not kept up.
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The resulting rush for cybersecurity talent depleted the market, and the amount of new specialists coming out of schools and training programs has not kept up, Oltsik told CNBC.
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World Bank figures show that the amount of power consumed per person in Africa has fallen in recent decades because generating capacity has not kept up with population growth.
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The state has not kept up with a constitutional mandate to increase school funding each year by at least the rate of inflation, according to the Colorado Education Association.
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While the climb itself has been impressive, momentum has not kept pace, still below its levels from January 2018, when the XLK rallied more than 7% in a month.
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Dao "has no access to them and believes that serious prejudice" could result against him if those records are not kept and shared, his attorneys argue in the filing.
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But the laws on the books have not kept up with the times: If a shampoo makes your hair fall out, no government agency can easily compel a recall.
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Production of both oil and gas has more than doubled to record highs over the past five years, but Permian pipeline infrastructure has not kept up with output growth.
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In that light, the new definition is more democratic — one that's free to be used throughout all the world and not kept locked up in a case in France.
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The only thing missing was the drama of the original event: the Picasso was not kept under any veil but left exposed and untouched as celebrations unfolded around it.
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Not so for Maier, who told a friend that "if she had not kept her images secret, people would have stolen or misused them" — how prophetic that now seems.
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This situation, along with the decline of unions and other trends, helps explain why wages have not kept up with the greatly increased productivity of the last few decades.
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Mr. Cosby's spokesman, Andrew Wyatt, said there was no particular reason the law firms that worked in large teams for the first and second trials were not kept on.
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Jeffress has also said terrible things about Jews, Mormons and Catholics — the kind of hate talk that has not kept him from being one of Trump's closest evangelical advisers.
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Nyzavia, her sister and their mother have moved several times in recent years, most recently to Newark in March, but that has not kept Nyzavia from the Jazzy Jumpers.
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For example, he wrote that an electric train set she described seeing was not kept in the attic, where she said she was assaulted, but in a brother's room.
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She said that procedural concerns can stop judges from intervening prematurely but noted that procedural safeguards can also ensure that worthy litigants are not kept out of the courthouse.
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Mr. Makowsky said that while the number (more than 2,000) and wealth of the world's billionaires had exploded, the quality of the homes they bought had not kept pace.
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He said that no trade had been made, that the employees had not kept the marijuana and that the later episode reported as a robbery was indeed a robbery.
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The Times noted he has been involved in controversy before, including one case last year where he asked a rape complainant why she had not kept her knees together.
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He said he was working in Paris between 19973 and 1982, when the alleged abuse was taking place, and had not kept in touch with his colleagues at Iwerne.
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But its leadership has not kept pace, continuing to resist everything the protesters demanded — a democratic and law-abiding society, an independent judiciary, an end to one-party rule.
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The number of applicants has doubled since the 1970s, and the growth in the number of spots has not kept pace, remaining basically unchanged at the very top schools.
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Thousands of workers picketed on March 7 in protest of job cuts and wages that have not kept up with inflation, which was clocked at about 40 percent in 2016.
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They questioned the school's budgetary reliance on tuition, rather than on grants or attempts to grow its endowment, and pointed out that scholarships have not kept up with rising tuition.
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That is, as more humans are added to the planet, the rate of increase of those humans' impact on the planet in terms of land use has not kept pace.
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Some are also wondering why the suspect, who had written letters in February saying he would kill hundreds of handicapped people, was not kept under surveillance after he left hospital.
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Wages have also introduced a major sticking pointing in negotiations, with musicians arguing that their annual base pay — while higher than most other orchestras' — has not kept up with inflation.
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Rule changes in certain sports had also had an impact and China realized that it had not kept up with overseas developments and innovation trends in some sports, he said.
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While there has been some increase in digital newspaper circulation, this has not kept pace to match the startling seven percent drop in paper circulation in the past two years.
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Predictably, many welcomed the intervention while others were horrified, and some complained that it would have been more liberating had Rowling not kept Dumbledore closeted until after publication was complete.
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Most analysts have not kept an eye on these segments of the population precisely because they have not been at the center of political change in Iran in recent history.
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Arbitration is less attractive because of its unnecessary bureaucracy and expense, but if it is adopted, the arbitration awards must be transparent by being made public and not kept secret.
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Those with high school diplomas and vocational or associates degrees should be well-equipped to do middle-skills jobs, but curriculums have not kept up with tech trends, she says.
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But several doctors who worked under Dr. Baselga said in interviews that he had an abrasive style and created a culture where ties to industry were not kept in check.
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City Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer, a Democrat who represents Long Island City, said sewer lines were built for fewer people, and have not kept up with the recent building boom.
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Carlos Alberto, the 1970 captain, always said that his team "would not have won the World Cup" had Felix not kept a clean sheet in a group game against England.
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"The memo offered an explanation for why Rotterdam crew members were not kept more aware of the nature of their mission, saying the situation on the Zaandam "escalated very rapidly.
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TORONTO — Last fall, one Canadian judge was required to appear before a very rare disciplinary panel because he asked a rape complainant why she had not kept her knees together.
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In recent weeks, officials have moved hundreds of people off the islands to the mainland but those transfers have not kept up with the clip of arrivals from neighboring Turkey.
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The indicator has not kept pace with other business surveys, so a healthy number here would be positive for markets — if it weren't for the complication of the Iran-U.
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"Software has touched a lot of different sectors of the economy, but it has not kept up in the field of science," said Kaiser Mulla-Feroze, Benchling's chief marketing officer.
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"According to her family, this is the first time Ke'Asia has left home and not kept in touch with her family," the Dinwiddie County Sheriff's Office said in a news release.
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"According to her family, this is the first time Ke'Asia has left home and not kept in touch with her family," the Dinwiddle County Sheriff's Office said in a Tuesday release.
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While government regulations and professional standards had not kept pace, the company claimed on its website that it had developed a proprietary safety system that was the class of the industry.
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Although her benefits have increased since the crisis, she said, they have not kept up with years of double-digit inflation, which peaked at close to 19 percent in January 2009.
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"If the promises given to us by America are not kept, we will continue our operation from where it left off, this time with a much bigger determination," Erdoğan said Tuesday.
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Certain A-listers have not kept their admiration for other stars a secret, like Jennifer Lawrence and her crush on Larry David, or Drake's fascination with both Rihanna and Nicki Minaj.
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The result is that more people are dabbling in technical analysis without really understanding what is involved, because the pace of education has not kept up with the pace of change.
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It looks to be serving a purpose, as long as the fabric isn't cutting into the cow's skin and causing her any discomfort and it's not kept on for too long.
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Baboons are large monkeys that live in Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, where they generally are not kept in cages but are much more susceptible to starvation, disease, and violent death.
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Before the ICJ, Bolivia argued that Chile had not kept diplomatic promises and obligations made under international law to negotiate sea access, namely a land corridor and port under its control.
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Qualifying to take in money as EB-5 investments is easy enough with some statistical and verbal manipulation, and the program is loosely regulated and has not kept pace with inflation.
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The museums have not kept track of how many visitors have come on the Arabic tours, but each week more people learn about them through word of mouth and social media.
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But the study has become a frequently invoked piece of evidence in debates about money in politics, and the public and political debate has not kept up with the scholarly one.
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But Humana argues that if specific "enhancement" contract details were not kept secret from the public, the government would crush Humana's "competitive advantage" by allowing other insurers to copy Humana's plans.
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Being the best in the world when it comes to security and following the best security practices have not protected these companies, and, ultimately, they have not kept our data safe.
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Yet staffing levels and training in the nation's migration bureaucracies have not kept pace with the demand, leading to long delays in adjudication and impeding access for many migrants, advocates contend.
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France has built new processing centers and accelerated asylum decisions, but the authorities have not kept pace with the steady stream of new arrivals, and emergency housing for migrants is limited.
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The only items not kept were the fresh flowers, except for a bouquet of white roses, which Ms. Giudice dried out and hung in her office, fastened by a blue ribbon.
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"Credit is fundamental to economic success, but today's systems and infrastructure have not kept up with an increasingly mobile world," said Ilya Fushman, a partner at Kleiner Perkins, in a statement.
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" Sondland, however, said his team was not "kept in the loop" that the September 18 call between Pence and Zelensky was going to occur and "(was not) asked to listen in.
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I know firsthand that the impatience felt by those dealing with PD and their loved ones, and the pace of research and development has not kept up with their urgent need.
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Yet, while the disease continues to evolve and spread, essential research and development needed to fight the epidemic for medical treatments, a vaccine, even the diagnostic equipment has not kept up.
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Why it matters: Teacher salaries have not kept pace with rising housing costs, and several reports show new teachers are unable to afford rent in at least 50 major U.S. cities.
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Though the simple silhouette of a 1919 Lanvin gown in teal silk crepe illustrates the vast distance fashion had traveled from the restrictive prewar layers, gender relations had not kept pace.
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Existing pipelines running out of the Permian have been highly prized by investors, given that capacity to move hydrocarbons out of the shale play has not kept up with booming production.
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Even if this turns out to be a blip, those expecting voters to turn away from the president because he has not kept his promise could be waiting for a long time.
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However, while starred emails do stay on the Primary tab, they're not kept at the top of the inbox or at the top of the label they're assigned to for easy viewing.
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The rate and scale of research has not kept pace with the interest, says Hill, who believes there is little motivation to invest in studies because people are buying the products regardless.
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According to Manager Magazin, al-Thani is unhappy Deutsche Bank has not kept a promise to revamp the business quickly, but will still back Achleitner at this year's shareholder meeting in May.
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"We believe technology should not create a lawless zone merely because a procedural rule has not kept up with the times," Assistant Attorney General Leslie R. Caldwell of the Criminal Division wrote.
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"The transportation infrastructure has not kept up with the stratospheric growth, and through all our research we have never seen the level of friction in transportation anywhere in the world," he added.
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And everyone here wanted to speculate early for when it happened, to mete out Judgement Day's cataclysm unequally and build a privatized new world that, intentionally or not, kept things that way.
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But that has not kept one of the President's key political tactics -- the use of race -- out of Faso's contest against Antonio Delgado, an African-American Harvard law graduate and Rhodes Scholar.
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However, the system has not kept pace with the rapid digitization of the financial industry due to a requirement that a physical pen-on-paper signature must be received from the consumer.
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However, as the rise in synthetic identity theft teaches, abuse of SSNs can lead to significant financial insecurity as criminals exploit a system that has not kept pace with changing criminal tactics.
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As I detail in my last book, the tax revenues of local governments have not kept pace with their social expenditures, prompting those authorities to borrow from banks to fund public services.
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And the Justice Department asked 23 jurisdictions across the country this year to provide documentation that they had not kept information from federal immigration authorities, or receive a subpoena for the information.
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Let the dandelions run rampant on your front lawn and all those bright yellow faces stare up at every passer-by, announcing that this homeowner has not kept up with the mowing.
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A similar approach in the United States might have firearms securely stored in the school's administrative and departmental offices — centrally located and accessible only to those authorized, but not kept in classrooms.
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But that has not kept him from becoming a regular at the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, which can turn into quite a rough and sleepless ride on the way to Tasmania.
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Life expectancy for Americans ages 25 to 64 has not kept pace with other wealthy countries, decreasing for the third year in a row, a comprehensive study published Tuesday in JAMA shows.
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All food that was exposed to flood water (even if it's in a can or bottle) should be thrown out, as should anything perishable that was not kept at the proper temperature.
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Cooperation almost broke down in 2008 when Belgium asked the DGED to pull out three officers who had not kept it informed about their actions, and Rabat pulled out all of its agents.
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Poverty is on the rise, currently at nearly 28 percent, up from 25 percent in 2010 according to the World Bank, and wages have not kept up with the rise in living costs.
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More generally, immigrant communities have long blended a variety of legal statuses, because federal immigration law has not kept up with our economy's need for talent and hard work from around the world.
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In a further sign of selling into next year, the average for the 12 futures contracts expiring in 2017, called the calendar strip, has not kept pace with gains in this year's prices.
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But Google has not kept up the same way in the cloud business as they should have and missed that turn very much so, compared to Microsoft, which got it back, I think.
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H&M has seen profits fall and inventories rise in recent years as its core budget brand has not kept up with rivals, particularly online, and not reacted fast enough to demand swings.
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" John Walters wrote, according to the paper, "Your Easter egg hunt is an extremely nice thing to do however, it was completely unorganized, times posted were not kept, parents took from small children.
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But the gasoline taxes that historically paid for maintenance are waning because of more efficient vehicles, changing driving habits, and state and federal gasoline tax rates that have not kept pace with inflation.
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The number of new cases under investigation had climbed rapidly from 2012 to 2015, but the number of inspectors had not kept pace, according to the article, which was published late on Monday.
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" Entitlements when people live to 100: "Financial innovation has not kept up with life expectancy," the Financial Times warned in an article with the provocative title, "Can you afford to live to 100?
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One doctor, who spoke on condition that the identity of the veterans hospital where she worked was not revealed, said the protocols have not kept up with the changing reality on the ground.
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Mr. Burris, who said he has not kept in touch with Mr. Blagojevich, said he was unconvinced that a commutation would materialize because the president's "mind goes from one thing to the next."
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It has received lukewarm support from swimming's governing body, FINA, but that has not kept many of the world's best away from the circuit less than a year out from the Tokyo Olympics.
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Deputy Interior Secretary David Bernhardt replied that the agency "inherited an organizational and operational mess from the previous administration," but did not explain why the department had not kept up with Zinke's paperwork.
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Despite the state's commitment to build more supportive housing, the creation of units has not kept pace with demand, and existing facilities are struggling to stay open, Ms. Lasicki and other advocates said.
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Although the number of deaths has increased, the death rate has not kept up with population growth, thanks to policies targeting reduced emissions and improved healthcare in the U.S., Europe, and other countries.
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Britain said it would tax the revenue that online platforms such as Google, Facebook and Amazon make in the country to update a system that had not kept pace with changing digital business models.
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An increase in Chinese takeovers in critical sectors in Europe and an impression in Brussels that Beijing has not kept its promise to stand up for free trade has complicated talks before the summit.
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Wages have not kept up with inflation and Macri's decision to slash energy subsidies in the first half of the year have caused a spike in home heating bills that has prompted public protests.
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But this became the big problem with many 311 services: The programs exist, but historically, cities have been disproportionately responsive to these requests, largely because the technology has not kept up with the volume.
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"As multinational corporations have increasingly relied upon complex, international tax strategies to affect their bottom lines, the SEC's disclosure framework has not kept pace," the Financial Accountability & Corporate Transparency Coalition wrote in the report.
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But it never moved from talking point to policy proposal so -- along with Obamacare repeal -- will be high on the list of promises not kept when the President's first year in office is scored.
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"Overall capacity has not kept up with growth and changes in camping demand, and the infrastructure that does exist, with few exceptions, fails to meet expectations of the contemporary camping market," the letter reads.
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It's why I campaigned for Chesa Boudin, the recently elected San Francisco district attorney, who promised to establish a Wrongful Conviction Unit for the city so that innocent people are not kept behind bars.
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Britain's political wrangling had earlier not kept Asian stocks from joining a global rally, as more U.S. officials confirmed phase one of a trade deal with China was done, although the details remain unpublished.
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But in the context of promises made and not kept, and bills left unpassed, the message is definitely there for those who care to see it: A unified Republican government will pass immigration reform.
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Poverty is on the rise, currently estimated to be near 28 percent, up from 25 percent in 2010, according to the World Bank, and wages have not kept up with the rise in living costs.
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The wage cap is adjusted annually to reflect wage growth in the economy, but it has not kept up with income inequality, which has pushed a greater share of wages out of the taxable base.
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Former SWIFT Chief Executive Leonard Schrank said it appeared that SWIFT's security efforts had not kept pace with the criminals increased sophistication and that the co-operative needed to work hard to restore its reputation.
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But the company has been shifting its focus to oil production as natural gas prices have been pressured due to a lack of takeaway capacity, which has not kept up with the surge in output.
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It's true we've made some progress in acquiring and deploying missile defenses since the late 1990's, often at Congress' thoughtful direction and insistence, but we've arguably not kept pace with the threat since then.
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Growth of Financial Tech Industry Requires Unified Regulation | American regulators have not kept pace with the explosion of financial technology firms, partly because of an outdated patchwork of state rules, Gina Chon writes in Breakingviews.
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Outdated laws that have not kept pace with the advent of the internet and cybersecurity challenges, as well as arcane information sharing rules between Australian intelligence agencies, would be likely candidates for reform, he said.
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Joseph Boardman, a former chief executive of Amtrak, said the company could have had the system in place throughout the corridor more than 15 years ago if Congress had not kept cutting the railroad's funding.
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The demand has skyrocketed, according to grocery store managers, distributors and supply companies, because safe, drinkable tap water is still largely unavailable, and deliveries of water from the outside have not kept up with demand.
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It was an act because they have not kept faith with the principles that McCain held dear — and that he himself organized his memorial service to celebrate, as a clear rebuke to Trump and Trumpism.
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Dr. Marshall-Pescini said both wolves and dogs were raised in exactly the same conditions at the center, where they live in groups with a lot of human contact but are not kept as pets.
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What has happened is that many people have confused the 1,500 children whom the government has not kept track of with children cruelly separated from their families at the border — a definite but different problem.
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While big gains in the stock market largely go to American families at the top of the wealth distribution, wages — the main form of income for working- and middle-class people — have not kept up.
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The vaccines, which police said were made by licensed producers, were not kept and transported in the required cold conditions, which could mean that patients taking them could suffer severe side effects or even death.
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It's that kind of technology that Sonatype says can help prevent another Equifax-style attack, which saw close to 150 million records stolen because an open-source Apache server was not kept up to date.
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But the struggle, with no resolution five years in and many thousands of dollars spent on legal fees, provides just one example of why building in California (and elsewhere) has not kept pace with demand.
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"The currency supply by RBI has not kept pace with the growth in the economy and that is the reason the demand for cash has increased," said State Bank of India's chief economist Soumya Kanti Ghosh.
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"If not kept well under control, this verbal spat could turn into a military clash," he said, adding that China should dispatch diplomats to engage in shuttle diplomacy to bring the sides to the negotiating table.
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This helps them remember the old and the new — and because the memories are not kept separate, a computer could use parts of one to help learn the other, like a typist learning to play piano.
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Oil and gas pipeline construction in the largest U.S. oilfield of Permian has not kept up with output, which has more than doubled over the past three years, making the country the world's largest oil producer.
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The study also found support for a secondary hypothesis, the "nuisance hypothesis," which posits that price appreciation in lower-elevation places had not kept up with higher-elevation places since approximately 2000 due to nuisance flooding.
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But while Pell Grants continue to be the primary financial aid component targeting low-income students, the award has not kept pace with the rising costs of college or falling family median income throughout the country.
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But some argue material quality and safety standards have not kept up with changes in the industry, and there have been numerous incidents of sunroofs shattering for no apparent reason, Consumer Reports said in a report.
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In December 2011, Saipov was cited for having not kept his commercial driving log up to date, for which he received a citation of "log not current," according to records from the Iowa Department of Transportation.
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Despite two hikes of the Federal Funds rate this year, ranging between 22.9 percent and 210 percent, long-term rates have not kept pace, causing the yield curve to flatten and stoking fears of a recession.
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But that has not kept him from engaging in some friendly competition, as Woods said he has hosted putting contests at his house with fellow PGA Championship winner Justin Thomas and world number seven Rickie Fowler.
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The old rules about information governance — which still talk in terms of shredding pieces of paper as a viable way to control access to data — have certainly not kept up with big data and machine learning.
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The scandal has not kept him from continuing his business activities and securing contracts for his company, Pamodzi Sports Marketing, an entity that has been linked to several of the arrangements that prosecutors described as bribery.
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Farther afield, analysts said Mr. Abe was probably disappointed that the close relationship he had worked so hard to build with Mr. Trump — cultivated over rounds of golf — had not kept him on the inside track.
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The new fees and taxes are often part of broader regulatory measures as states and localities scramble to update tax codes and laws that have not kept up with the proliferation of app-based ride services.
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But that has not kept their children and grandchildren from wanting to know their stories, especially as the 75th anniversaries of the D-Day invasion and the other triumphs of the war's final year have neared.
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More than 6,000 vehicles use the e-hailing Uber application to find customers in South Africa, where the service has grown swiftly as public transport has not kept up with the rising population in sprawling cities.
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Senate Republicans have expressed frustration to the administration over the White House's deal with House Democrats, saying they were not kept in the loop in the final-stage negotiation that resulted in the concessions to Pelosi.
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The letters raise questions about why the companies agreed to delay disclosure, and seek to find out whether the involved companies considered how the delay might hurt other companies who were not kept in the loop.
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Judge Volkmar Seipel said that the case raised questions about personal rights in the digital sphere that the law has not kept up with and that the court may not be in a position to answer.
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This type of mass surveillance undermines our democracy and is only possible because protections to safeguard individual privacy in public have not kept up with the removal of economic and technological limitations to mass public surveillance.
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And yet, arts funding has not kept pace, with the most significant form of federal support increasing to around 177 million Australian dollars ($210 million) in the last fiscal year, up only 2100 percent from 275.
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Hyperallergic reached out to the Metropolitan Museum for a response and they provided the following statement about Salmon's article: Mr. Salmon's analysis misses the point: as costs have risen, admissions revenue has not kept sufficient pace.
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The advent of technologies like highly responsive multi-touch displays and voice recognition has made many computing systems dramatically more understandable and easier to use over the last decade, but computerized election technology has not kept up.
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However, Croatia's leading marksman was not kept out for long, as he latched onto Perisic's flick to fire home what proved to be the winner as Croatia booked their first ever spot in a World Cup final.
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Industry-wide investments in new output capacity for basic chemicals - the building blocks for more advanced products such as insulation foams or engineering plastics - have not kept up with solid growth in demand so far this year.
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H&M has seen profits shrink and inventories rise in recent years as its core budget brand has not kept up with the growth of ecommerce and tougher competition, and not reacted fast enough to demand swings.
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He's not kept up with much of Napalm Death's post-Bullen output, although that is no reflection on its quality because there is no band that his "mercurial" tastes would allow him to follow for thirty years.
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Congress has made several changes to the bankruptcy code over the years but experts suggest the average size of family farms has grown and the debt caps on Chapter 113 have not kept up with the times.
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Its first ad will feature a man named Bob, who the group says paid $35,000 to Trump University and he says "I was duped by the Donald" and lists promises he said were not kept by Trump.
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A surge of Chinese takeovers in critical sectors in Europe and an impression in Brussels that Beijing has not kept its promise to stand up for free trade and globalization have given the April meeting new urgency.
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For instance, the review "found that some policies, procedures and controls at WWP have not kept pace with the organization's rapid growth in recent years and are in need of strengthening," the organization said in its statement.
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France, which is leading diplomatic efforts with Russia and Germany to bring peace to eastern Ukraine, needed assurances that control of the shield was genuinely being transferred to NATO, not kept under the command of U.S. generals.
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Some laboratories that perform the genetic tests have not kept up with the science, and are still mistakenly telling patients that their mutations are dangerous, according to Dr. Isaac S. Kohane, the senior investigator on the study.
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This deep-seated and well-documented force, which fuels employment discrimination and keeps neighborhoods and schools segregated, has not kept Asian-Americans from getting access to public resources to the same extent that it has African-Americans.
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Johnson referring to the Hobbs and Shaw trailer as a tease for the biggest Fast and Furious movie ever could be seen as a dig at Diesel, who has not kept his distaste for Hobbs and Shaw secret.
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If a firearm is not kept "secured in a locked container or equipped with a tamper-resistant mechanical lock or other safety device" the owner could face fines up to $20,000 and up to 15 years of imprisonment.
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As the growth in international flight options has not kept up with growth in demand, purchasing tickets without advanced planning can prove difficult and lead to more interest in alternatives that are less of a hassle, Cavender said.
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This year, several political campaigns confirmed that the state's GOP had not kept a list of 2012 caucus-goers, making it difficult to figure out who was going to come out and vote, according to reporting from Politico.
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DOL found that Compass had been paying us less than the legal rates for our jobs, had not being paying us proper overtime or even for all the hours we worked, and had not kept proper payroll records.
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The items they select from the boutique will be ready for trying or buying when they are finished "so they are not kept waiting," said Richard Collasse, president of Chanel Japan and the joint venture with the restaurant.
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Michael Weahkee, a member of the native Zuni Tribe and a top official in the Indian Health Service, said the federal government had not kept its promise to provide "the highest" level of health care for Native Americans.
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While wages have ticked up since a low in the early 90s, the main source of income for most working- and middle-class Americans has not kept pace with the income and wealth shares of the top 1%.
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Another key point with Persona is that it provides a way for its customers to access and use information for verification by linking up with other databases, meaning the data is then not kept by the customer itself.
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A. Simply put, Apple updates its operating system and hardware processors regularly, but older apps that have not kept up with the changes will be too outdated to run on the new iOS software expected later this year.
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Cities have not kept up their mosquito control programs, allowing mosquito-spread diseases to flourish, while health officials in countries where yellow fever is common have not been routinely vaccinating their citizens, since outbreaks had become less frequent.
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One of the PGA Tour's big hitters, Woodland ranks 11th in driving distance and greens in regulation but his work on the greens has not kept pace and he sits well back at 179th in putts per round.
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But the coping has been neither sufficient (increases in retirement age have not kept up with increases in life expectancy) nor popular (people, especially people likely to rely on state pensions, do not like having the retirement age raised).
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It may no longer be the economy, stupid The issue for Trump is that his 2020 prospects are so reliant on the economy while his approval ratings have not kept pace with how well he says things are going.
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The coalition, which is dominated by the US military but consists of dozens of nations, has not kept pace with the flurry of allegations of civilian casualties that have emerged from civilians, activists, human rights groups, NGOs, and journalists.
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Construction of new oil and gas pipelines in the Permian has not kept up with output, which has more than doubled over the past three years as the United States has risen to become the world's largest oil producer.
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A surge of Chinese takeovers in critical sectors in Europe and an impression in Brussels that Beijing has not kept its promise to stand up for free trade and globalisation have given the April meeting new urgency, diplomats said.
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And as local roads have grown into monstrous highways, safety features such as traffic calming on the edge of towns have not kept pace, says Michael Woodford of the Safer Roads Foundation, which funds improvements at accident black spots.
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The company's introduction of its white spaces on the island comes as it makes moves to expand the technology to rural parts of the U.S., where internet service has not kept pace with that in urban and suburban areas.
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" Trump announced Friday that he would not recertify the multilateral agreement, claiming Iran had not kept its end of the 2015 deal, and called on Congress and US allies to address its "many serious flaws" or see it "terminated.
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The unions conducting the walkouts, representing workers from the Inland Revenue Department and the Ministry for Business, Innovation and Employment — which includes New Zealand's immigration agency — said their members' pay had not kept pace with the cost of living.
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The groups pointed to some early successes in counties in Kentucky, Wisconsin and Ohio, where local officials have in some cases sent hundreds of nonviolent offenders home so that they're not kept in close quarters with thousands of others.
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According to sources close to the situation, SoftBank is arguing that Yahoo has not kept up its tech innovation for Japanese products as promised — which is sadly true — and that its branding has also become worth less (also, yep!).
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The federal Fish and Wildlife Service annually spends about $1.4 billion to protect threatened plants and animals, according to the agency's most recent expenditure report in 2016, an amount that environmentalists say has not kept pace with the need.
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Not entering Becky's journal were family members and friends—the journal was not kept as a secret from Max, and even the most innocuous words about her husband or others close to her could be read the wrong way.
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But immigrants' advocates say Mexico's asylum system and its ability to protect migrants have not kept pace with these demands, impeding access for many migrants to the safety they deserve and the refugee status they may be entitled to.
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In a sign that party leaders (at least on the Democratic side) are taking the issue seriously, Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-MD) testified that: Member and staff pay and benefits have not kept pace with the private sector.
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"While the incomes and expectations of China's emerging affluent have risen, China's financial services sector has not kept pace...Unlike upper-middle class investors abroad, most Chinese investors chart their financial futures without assistance from financial service professionals," the authors said.
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But it's becoming clearer that banking, anti-money laundering, and marijuana laws and regulations have not kept up with the changing views on weed and are holding back entrepreneurs trying to navigate the minefield of conflicting federal and state laws.
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The president had announced Sunday that some Washington leaders were not kept in the loop for fear of "Washington leaks," saying "leaks could have caused the death of all of them," referring to the special forces troops carrying out the operation.
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The president had announced Sunday that some Washington leaders were not kept in the loop for fear of "Washington leaks," saying "leaks could have caused the death of all of them," referring to the special operations forces carrying out the operation.
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Bolivia, which lost former coastal territory during a war in the 19th century, argues that Chile has not kept later diplomatic promises and obligations under international law to negotiate over "sovereign access" — presumably a land corridor and port under its control.
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For almost four decades, inflation-adjusted wage increases have not kept pace with American workers' increased productivity, nor with the rate of economic growth; middle-class Americans who are the muscle behind the nation's economy are basically working harder for less.
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BERMUDA TRIANGLE MYSTERY &aposSOLVED,&apos SCIENTISTS CLAIMS The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration defines th e phenomenon as a "common term used for a harmful algal bloom" (HAB), one that can grow out of control if not kept in check.
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Had the world number one not kept track of the score, he might have thought Ward had just won the match as the Briton celebrated by holding both arms aloft as he lapped up the applause from all around the court.
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Dixon said the concerns among technology advocates that the justices will issue poor legal rulings governing online privacy and surveillance reform because they don't understand how social media works and have not kept up with changes in technology is misguided.
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In the excerpts, the typist said she had not kept a copy of the novel - perhaps sparing the blushes of a leader who has promised to clean up French politics and says he wants to restore the dignity of the presidency.
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In Europe, East Asia and the United States, the challenges will be dual: On the domestic front, the economics of ageing will surely lead to political frictions and even social conflict if health care and pension promises are not kept.
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It's also possible that picking one of the point guards allows the Lakers to shift into sell mode on Russell or Jordan Clarkson—another option that wouldn't necessarily have been available, or attractive, to L.A. had they not kept their pick.
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Actual removals have not kept pace—in fact, they were at their lowest level since 2006, according to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University—but it is clear the Trump administration is ramping up ways to deport undocumented immigrants.
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H&M, the world's second-biggest fashion retailer, has seen profits shrink and inventories rise in recent years as its core brand has not kept up with the online shift and tougher competition, and not reacted fast enough to demand swings.
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Our ability to answer these questions has not kept pace with our ability to prevent people from dying, said Joseph Giacino, a neuropsychologist at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston who treats and studies disorders of consciousness.
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In places like Houston, Chicago and New York City, tests and real alerts are not kept in the same drop-down menu, and at least one other person's approval is required to send an alert, according to public safety experts.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday that Turkey will not shy away from taking even stronger military action than in the past in northwest Syria's Idlib region if words are not kept regarding a ceasefire agreed last week.
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That path has narrowed because of a lack of affordable housing and low wages that have not kept pace with high rents, exacerbating a crisis in a city that is legally required to temporarily house people who say they are homeless.
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Homeownership keeps declining, according to the Joint Center for Housing Studies' detailed and comprehensive 219 State of the Nation's Housing report, in part because homes prices in many markets have continued to go up while wages have not kept pace.
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On paper, negotiations between the 31,210-member United Teachers of Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Unified School District center on traditional issues: salaries that have not kept pace, classes of more than 2000 students, counselors and nurses with staggering caseloads.
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Mr. Trump has not kept his campaign promise to "negotiate like crazy" with drug makers to lower the cost of their products, and his statement last May that the industry would soon announce "voluntary, massive" price cuts came to naught.
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While enrollment at Texas public colleges and universities has surged 22013 percent since the Great Recession — and 250 percent in just the last five years — state support for higher education has not kept pace, according to the State Higher Education Executive Officers Association.
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A Reuters analysis of Chinese social media shows that interest in the iPhone X - which spiked around its launch - has not kept pace with the highly popular iPhone 6 released in 2014, which helped then drive massive sales for Apple in China.
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"It depends on how the oil price develops," he said, adding that oil had pushed down the cost of industrial goods but, in the services sector, where some costs could have been expected to rise, wages had not kept up with economic improvements.
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" Find your presidential match with the 2016 Candidate Matchmaker Clinton said after the event that programs looking to help families have "just not kept up with the times" and are "really designed still for an earlier time that just doesn't exist anymore.
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But prices have not kept pace with costs as it has become harder to find drivers due to low unemployment and Germany has increased a toll on trucks, prompting the company to say last month it will hike parcel prices for business customers.
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According to a study published in the scientific journal Nature, these lizards, which are indigenous to South America east of the Andes, have the capacity to take over "much of the southern United States and northern México" if not kept in check.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Workers represented by Argentina's main labor union gathered on the streets of Buenos Aires on Tuesday to protest job cuts and pay raises that have not kept up with inflation, challenging the government seven months ahead of key congressional elections.
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" He said because of his focus on the rollout, he had not kept up with the comments about Russia from Jared Kushner, the son-in-law and top adviser to President Donald Trump, or Trump's own tweet calling Attorney General Jeff Sessions "beleaguered.
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While the presence of natural gas in New England's electricity fuel mix has grown from 22019 percent in 2000 to 45 percent in 2017 to an anticipated 56 percent in 2025, New England's ability to receive natural gas has not kept pace.
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The fires, which claimed 2628 lives and destroyed thousands of structures in four Northern California counties, laid bare the new reality of emergency preparedness in the digital age: Alert systems built during the 28503th century have not kept up with 22019st century technology.
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The fires, which claimed 44 lives and destroyed thousands of structures in four Northern California counties, laid bare the new reality of emergency preparedness in the digital age: Alert systems built during the 20th century have not kept up with 21st century technology.
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Still, this financial precariousness is decades in the making, Jennifer Tescher, founder and CEO of the Financial Health Network, tells CNBC Make It. Tescher says that as housing, medical and education costs have increased dramatically in recent years, wages have not kept up.
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Appallingly, New Jersey Transit, Amtrak, Metro-North, the New York City subway system and other commuter rail transportation in United States are supported by an aging, outdated fleet, sustained by infrastructure that has not kept pace with the advances in technology seen elsewhere.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture on Wednesday took a step toward increasing the production of organic foods - which has not kept pace with demand - by launching a program to certify farmland that growers are in the process of switching to organic.
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During this time, the resources needed to address the immediate threats to wildlife have not kept pace with the growing scale of these threats, and already pressured species like the big cats have become even more vulnerable to poaching and human encroachment.
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Defense Minister Hulusi Akar, who also met with Mr. Graham on Friday, said in a statement that the United States had not kept its promises to remove YPG forces from Manbij and promised that Turkey would continue to combat terrorism along its border.
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Wages for low-income workers have not kept pace with the cost of living in high-expense states, including California, where rising housing costs have contributed to a 20 percent poverty rate that ranks the highest in the nation, Mr. Brody said.
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While precise statistics are not kept, this appears to be the largest number of athletes naturalized by the host country of a Winter Games, according to Bill Mallon, an Olympic historian from the United States who keeps a database of roughly 225,2016 athletes.
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Many Americans are struggling with unreasonably high health care costs, are living paycheck to paycheck with little to no savings, and blue-collar and lower-skilled workers are squeezed by wages that have not kept pace with inflation or the cost of living.
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Real estate trade groups said the Rent Guidelines Board over the past few years has approved only modest rent increases that have not kept pace with the mounting costs — from higher property taxes to water and sewage charges — of maintaining residential buildings.
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He also says he has never been able to get below 29 words to fill the hundred boxes, and today we have 28, so maybe this is a pinnacle achievement — don't quote me on that because I've not kept track of these.
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Tuition for private nonprofit schools has increased by 56 percent since the turn of the century, according to the College Board, but salaries have not kept up and worries have persisted over a possible wave of defaults or a need for forgiveness of outstanding loans.
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Defense spending in Taiwan has not kept pace with the threat posed by China and should be increased, a senior U.S. defense official said on Tuesday, days after U.S. President-elect Donald Trump touched off a storm by questioning American policy over the island.
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Washington (CNN)A big Trump promise NOT kept in the opening blitz, a coming conflict between the White House and fiscal conservatives, confusion in the health care sector and outrage about Trump's travel ban executive action: all that and more in today's Inside Politics forecast.
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Iran's lawyer: John Kerry has found himself in the uncomfortable position of having to defend an Iranian regime that may be abiding by the letter of the nuclear agreement, but which even in the President's own words has not kept the spirit of the accord.
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Tallies are not kept, but research conducted in 2014 by Maarten De Brauwer, a marine biologist at Leeds University, in Britain, who is an expert on muck diving, suggests that 100,000 tourists visited the Philippines and Indonesia that year specifically to dive on the muck.
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When he took over Nintendo of America, the company as a whole was recovering from a down period marked by a console (the GameCube) that had not kept pace with the competition and a handheld that, while popular, was flagging and clearly old-fashioned.
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The new bill seeks to change that by increasing the VA's authority to remove employees at all levels of the department, shortening the removal process and making sure individuals removed are not kept on the VA's payroll while appealing the decision, the announcement says.
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"Income growth has been decent lately, but it has not kept pace with rising housing costs, giving renters in particular the feeling of trying to hit a moving target as they attempt to save a down payment for the jump into homeownership," Zillow's Gudell said.
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"It's rare for companies to tout such specific details of flash memory, which is almost unnoticeable for ordinary users," he said, adding supplies of key parts had not kept pace with the Chinese smartphone market, which grew by around 10 percent in the first quarter.
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Not only is our current economic system broken, leaving far too many hard-working individuals out of the equation, but the laws that helped unions form and build the middle class in the 20th century have not kept up with changes in the economy.
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" Marcie McClintic Coates, Head of Global Policy at Mylan, stressed the importance of fixing the formulary tiers, "The formulary tiers still look like 2003, we've not kept a formulary tier for any speciality generics or biosimilars, we have a one-size-fits-all bucket.
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"Every company today must rely on third parties and partners to do business, and for the most part, our collective ability to truly assess the security posture of those third parties has not kept pace with the needs and the changing threat landscape," Wolberg said.
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He reverted back to vintage, campaign-trail Pence, reading off a list of promises that President Barack Obama made about health care, such as those covered by the program being able to keep their doctors and lowering costs of health insurance -- promises he says were not kept.
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Rodriguez told CNN in early March that Guzman would be willing to plead guilty on drug trafficking charges in the United States as long as he's held at a medium-security prison, allowed to see family members and his attorney often, and is not kept in isolation.
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Lower- and middle-income households in the U.S. are just starting to feel the benefits of the economic recovery as wage growth has picked up over the last year, but many are still struggling because the pace of wage gains has not kept up with expenses.
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"We have the dual problem where childcare actually should cost a certain amount of money because you want to pay workers well and provide high-quality care to children, but at the same times, families' incomes have not kept up with those rising costs," she explains.
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Bolivia, which lost former coastal territory during a war in the 19th century, argues that Chile has not kept later diplomatic promises and obligations under international law to negotiate over "sovereign access" - possibly in the form of a land corridor and a port under its control.
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"Housing affordability is being constrained because the pace of growth in real income has not kept up with gains in real home prices as demand has grown faster than supply," said Doug Duncan, senior vice president and chief economist at Fannie Mae, which conducts the survey.
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Even though the Chinese economy has been gradually opening up over the past two decades, "the openings in China have not kept pace with the economic growth of China and with the benefits China has gotten from the rest of the world being more open," he said.
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He said he was not kept there by armed abductors, but rather by an unknown person on the other end of the telephone who would not allow him to sleep and constantly quizzed him about what was on television to make sure he was still there.
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The numbness that we feel when we hear about yet another national data breach, whether from Equifax, Yahoo, Target, JPMorgan, Home Depot, LinkedIn or the Office of Personnel Management, is proof enough that our information is not secure and our laws have not kept pace with technology.
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Military rules, the complaint argues, have not kept pace with tremendous progress in H.I.V. treatment, including a widely available oral medication that can keep virus levels so low that people can live with no symptoms and almost no risk of passing on the disease to others.
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The Law and Justice party secured its mandate, according to early returns, by promoting a brand of aggrieved nationalism that resonated in the country's rural heartland and the towns in the east of the country that have not kept pace with wealthier cities in the west.
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The Lockridge project is one of several under development or construction designed to remove gas from the Permian basin in West Texas and eastern New Mexico where pipeline capacity has not kept up with the amount of gas associated with record oil production in the region.
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" Khalid Abalkhail, a spokesman for the Ministry of Labor and Social Development, told CNN: "Facilities are allowed to let women work night shifts, as long as they do not go beyond the maximum limit of daily working hours and are not kept at their workplace beyond 11pm.
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But Bullard also said that China had not been a fair player on trade since it joined the World Trade Organization in 2001 and that there was a consensus both in the U.S. and around the world that Beijing had not kept its end of the bargain.
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"As a former U.S. Attorney, I am all too familiar with criminals hiding behind shell corporations to enable their illegal behavior," Jones said, noting U.S. anti-money laundering laws had not kept pace with increasingly sophisticated efforts by criminals and terrorist groups to move illicit funds around the world.
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The report, released on Friday, found that though ridership in the early morning and late at night — fueled by a surge of tourists and employees working nontraditional hours — has risen significantly, the subway has not kept pace, with the number of trains actually decreasing during some off-peak hours.
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"Our entire profession knows that 'forcing matters' has always been Mr. Branco's favorite method, and we should recall that he organized a press conference a few years ago where he denounced the Festival de Cannes because it had not kept a 'promise to select' one of his films," they wrote.
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European optimism has turned to frustration over China's slowness to open up its economy, a surge of Chinese takeovers in critical sectors, U.S. pressure to shun China over espionage fears and an impression in Brussels that Beijing has not kept its promise to stand up for free trade and globalization.
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On Labor Day, each year, there is the usual accurate observation that the decline in union strength is the principal reason workers' wages have not kept pace with productivity over the past three decades; union representation in the private sector has fallen well below 7% -- compared to 35% in the 1950s.
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Makhlouf, who will also sit on the Governing Council of the European Central Bank as part of his mandate, apologised in a short statement last week that the information was not kept secure and said the report confirmed he acted at all times in good faith and with political neutrality.
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"The demand from the automotive market increased once again and also market dynamics in the oil and gas segment improved," the company said on Wednesday, adding that there were signs of a recovery in the rail sector in terms of volume but prices had not kept pace because of "stiff competition".
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European optimism has turned to frustration over China's slowness to open up its economy, a surge of Chinese takeovers in critical sectors, U.S. pressure to shun China over espionage fears and an impression in Brussels that Beijing has not kept its promise to stand up for free trade and globalisation.
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The fact that Donald J. Trump won the presidential election last month — and as a candidate called her a "dummy" and a "liberal clown" on Twitter — has not kept her up at night, brooding and anxious about government of the big league, by the big league and for the big league.
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This reality reflects the fact that source code security technologies and practices have unfortunately not kept pace with the progress of technology, and it warrants the need to change the perspective and perception of source code security, which should be to discover and root out serious vulnerabilities and flaws before software is released.
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This has not kept the Trump Organization from petitioning New York City to expand its role at Trump Golf Links at Ferry Point, the municipal course that it manages in the Bronx, in part on the basis that the course could then more easily attract the United States Open or other prominent tournaments.
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"The number of officers has continued to dwindle as the agency's pay has not kept pace with industry salaries and other professions," a DOC news release said, adding that officials would like to raise correctional officers' starting pay from $25,650 to $30,370, which would bring Mississippi in line with its four neighboring states.
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"The number of officers has continued to dwindle as the agency's pay has not kept pace with industry salaries and other professions," a DOC news release said, adding that officials would like to raise correctional officers' pay from $25,650 to $30,370, which would bring Mississippi in line with its four neighboring states.
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Anthony has proved for three years running to be unable to keep the bottom from falling out of a season and has also not kept the Knicks from a prime lottery position that helps them continue to grow organically and form a core that makes them attractive to big-money free agents.
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Yet, because of the many misaligned incentives in our current healthcare system, health coverage has not kept pace with medical innovation, and some patients are forced to pay much more out of pocket for innovative therapies like these than they would traditional IV therapies — even if the therapies have the same price to the insurer.
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Transportation Chairman Peter DeFazioPeter Anthony DeFazioHouse Democrats inch toward majority support for impeachment Trump bashes Mueller for 'ineptitude,' slams 'sick' Democrats backing impeachment Pelosi denies she's 'trying to run out the clock' on impeachment MORE (D-Ore.) said passengers around the country relied on airport facilities that have not kept up with the times.
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Fox News host Tucker Carlson said this week that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has not kept the promises he made on the campaign trail.
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" Among the conclusions arrived at by those at the summit, compiled by the London-based art critic John Slyce, were these: "A palpable degree of 'gigantomania' has mirrored the processes of globalization since the 1990s," and "as institutions have 'grown' the intellectual ambitions and abilities of those who fill those institutions have not kept pace.
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AI is uniquely positioned to help with how pathology is approached: many of the techniques that are used today are manual and developed over 100 years ago, Paige points out, and have not kept pace with being able to process and "read" the amount of data that we are now able to obtain from a patient.
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Ms. Clifford's appearance on "60 Minutes" showed that the effort to keep her story from public view had failed spectacularly — just as statements from Mr. Cohen that he would seek millions of dollars in damages from her for violating a hush agreement had not kept her from appearing on what is often the highest-rated program in television news.
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WASHINGTON — Donald Trump Jr. told Senate investigators on Wednesday that he did not inform his father at the time about a June 2016 meeting with a Russian lawyer promising "dirt" on Hillary Clinton and that he was not kept abreast of negotiations over a proposed real estate project in Moscow, a person familiar with his testimony said.
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Male acts, overwhelmingly, have not kept up, lagging behind in the theatricality and imagination stakes (Justin Timberlake's attempt to redefine himself earlier this year fell amazingly short), and while it's important that pop remains the highly visible, musical platform where women can thrive, it is interesting to consider what men who are willing to embrace the genre at its most visual, creative, and immersive might also do.
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JK: These questions your work has increasingly been engaging with—not just truth versus lies, but also the way certain speech acts structure interaction, the relationship of people to one another in a body politic that shares basic concerns, promises made and kept or not kept, the constituents of bureaucratic identity—are bound up with issues of sociality and ethics, but they're intensely topical and political, too.
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Meanwhile, the front of the house, ruled by Soulé's moody assessments of who mattered and who did not, kept customers in line through what Freedman calls the "intimidating ordeal of trial by snobbery," and replaced the dread of a curdled sauce with the dread of a table in Siberia (a fate visited upon Harry Cohn, the president of Columbia Pictures, when he bought the building that housed Le Pavillon, in the mid-fifties).
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KERNEN: I THINK I DON'T KNOW, BECAUSE I HAVE NOT KEPT TRACK OF YOUR ENTIRE SCHEDULE, BUT IT'S A GRUELING PROCESS WHAT YOU ARE GOING THROUGH AND YOU ARE ON A PLANE LOT NOW, AND -- TRUMP: I AM. KERNEN: AND IT'S NOT EASY GIVING EXTEMPERANEOUS HOUR-LONG SPEECHES DAY AFTER DAY AFTER DAY, SO IT'S GRUELING AND I THINK YOUR SCHEDULE HAS BEEN MORE GRUELING THAN THE ONE SHE IS PURSUING, AND THAT HAS BEEN WELL DOCUMENTED?
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Dr Slepian and his team asked the volunteers whether, for each item on the list of potential secrets, they had never had the experience in question (and therefore had nothing to hide); had had it, but had not kept it secret; had had it, kept it secret for a while, but then let it out; had had it and kept it secret from some people but not from others; or had had it, kept it secret from everyone, and continued to do so.
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