Power sector emissions are down and the program is operating smoothly.
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The economy should have enough of the lubricant to keep operating smoothly.
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The Fed is conducting overnight and longer-term operations to keep the market operating smoothly.
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Economists say the Fed underestimated how much cash the financial system needed to keep operating smoothly.
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Then-President Ronald Reagan created the group to find ways to keep financial markets operating smoothly.
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A Reuters photographer at the airport on Saturday said it was busy before Christmas but operating smoothly.
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The subway was mostly operating smoothly, but city buses were facing delays and detours because of road conditions.
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One company, Samsara, is working on just those kinds of sensors and products to keep those fleets operating smoothly.
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Their responsibilities can include selecting and testing materials and making sure everything is operating smoothly and employees are safe.
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When all 20 lanes are operating smoothly, the deafening roar is mere background music for the owner, Todd Turcotte.
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Other financial institutions, including listed Harbin Bank, that the group has stake in are operating smoothly, said the CBIRC.
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That's because the economy and financial system has grown since 2008 and needs more money to continue operating smoothly.
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" The more senior personnel must also be "focused on regulatory change and making sure things are operating smoothly and correctly.
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Officials are struggling to determine just how much cash needs to be in the system to keep it operating smoothly.
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Despite a few delays during peak period on Monday morning, Sydney Airport has generally been operating smoothly despite the new measures.
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This is the latest effort from the central bank to keep markets operating smoothly despite volatility related to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Aside from differing estimations on delivery dates, engine selection is offering further hints that communication between Russia and China is not operating smoothly.
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Now, the Fed is fiddling with the dials, trying to determine precisely how much cash is needed to keep the system operating smoothly.
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Harbin Bank, also partly owned by Tomorrow, was operating smoothly at the time, the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) had said.
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"The QDII program has been operating smoothly since 2006, providing a channel for individuals and institutions to invest in overseas assets," the regulator said.
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The process would likely take some time as Amazon tries to perfect the technology and make sure it's capable of operating smoothly, according to Reuters.
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A range of different tools, like detachable grippers, tongs and scrapers, help Flippy to cook burgers made to order, and keep a grill operating smoothly.
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There's no avoiding office work for many roles at CNN, however, just as AT&T's wireless employees will still need to keep the company's stores operating smoothly.
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There's no avoiding office work for many roles at CNN, however, just as AT&T's wireless employees will still need to keep the company's stores operating smoothly.
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"Our yield curve control is operating smoothly," he told reporters later in the day, adding that bond yields were moving roughly in line with the central bank's intentions.
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On Wednesday, he said China's export-import industry requires China to maintain $2.7 trillion in foreign exchange reserves to continue operating smoothly, citing an International Monetary Fund assessment.
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Experts say the heavy repair jobs that keep a complex station operating smoothly require longer shutdowns — 22016 to 224 hours during which crews of up to 2116 work continuously.
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The metro, which suffered multiple arson attacks at stations throughout the city, was operating smoothly during the morning rush, albeit with many fewer people than on a typical Monday morning.
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Cabana, the Bank of America analyst, blamed the spike in overnight lending rates on the Fed badly underestimating the amount of cash needed to keep the financial system operating smoothly.
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Continued pressure has forced the Fed to repeatedly step up its response, suggesting that officials are struggling to determine how much cash is required to get the market operating smoothly again.
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The Fed said in a statement that the credit facility, which officially launches on Friday, will enable Wall Street firms to keep markets operating smoothly and credit flowing to businesses and households.
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"At present, small and mid-sized banks are operating smoothly, liquidity is relatively ample, and overall risks are fully manageable," the CBIRC said in a Q&A interview with the Financial News.
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As it turns out, machines vibrate at a certain frequency when they are operating smoothly, but as parts begin to wear down, the vibration sound changes in a way that can be measured.
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But experts and diplomats who have visited the building over the last few weeks, amid the government shutdown, to discuss issues such as North Korea and Syria, say that the building is operating smoothly.
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New York (CNN Business)Store workers at Walmart, the nation's largest retailer, are grappling with an unnerving challenge: keeping shelves stocked and giant supercenters operating smoothly while trying to stay safe from a frightening pandemic.
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Another scalper admitted that operating smoothly requires bribing hospital security guards and doctors, although at times when this wasn't possible, he found ways around it by teaming up with other scalpers to evade security or undercover cops.
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But from our position, we are, I think it is in a very good position in terms of providing liquidity, providing reserves to the system and importantly keeping the Federal Funds rate in the range throughout the year and also making sure markets are operating smoothly.
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Anti-reform campaigners ignore the fact that for more than eight years single-sex services have been required to be inclusive of trans people unless there are exceptional circumstances, and that huge swathes of single-sex services are operating smoothly and successfully in a fully trans-inclusive manner.
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Park Ju-gun, head of corporate analysis firm CEO Score, said while professional managers at affiliates such as Samsung Electronics would be able to keep the companies operating smoothly in the absence of Jay Y. Lee, key initiatives such as acquisitions and investments into new businesses would inevitably be slowed should the 48-year-old be imprisoned.
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Fortunately for Kingsbury, the Pennsylvania Water and Power Co. gave him a second chance. His bearing succeeded this time, and worked flawlessly for the next 25 years. When it was inspected after 25 years, there was so little evidence of wear that it was calculated that the bearing would last 1,300 to 1,700 years. The same bearing is still operating smoothly today.
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The United Nations stated four goals for the operation: first, to restore law and order, second, to keep other nations out of the crisis, third, to help build the country's economy, and fourth, to restore stability. A peacekeeping force had landed in the country within 48 hours of the resolution, as well as civilian experts who were tasked with keeping the country's infrastructure operating smoothly.
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Due to the materials used, wear and > environmental conditions, these surfaces may, over time, begin to stick and > release instead of operating smoothly. In some cases, friction could > increase to a point that the pedal is slow to return to the idle position > or, in rare cases, the pedal sticks, leaving the throttle partially open. According to Toyota, the tactile response friction device in the affected Toyota electronic accelerator pedals sometimes creates too much friction. This excess friction either slows the pedal return or completely stops it.
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This was followed later in the year by another 500-seater at Walt Disney World. With expansion operating smoothly, Earl started working on other area of growth in 1995. Construction on the All Star Café's first location in New York City began in August 1995 near the Planet Hollywood and opened on December 18, 1995. Development was started on a Marvel Comics-based restaurant concept and on a Planet Hollywood Squares television game show with King World and Roseanne Barr's production company based on the Hollywood Squares.
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More broadly, marketing managers work to design and improve the effectiveness of core marketing processes, such as new product development, brand management, marketing communications, and pricing. Marketers may employ the tools of business process re-engineering to ensure these processes are properly designed, and use a variety of process management techniques to keep them operating smoothly. Effective execution may require management of both internal resources and a variety of external vendors and service providers, such as the firm's advertising agency. Marketers may therefore coordinate with the company's Purchasing department on the procurement of these services.
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The Maghreb Virtual Science Library (MVSL) Program provides full-text access to thousands of science and engineering journals and databases to researchers in the Maghreb, improves the international dissemination of research from the region, and supports new online tools for discovering and working with collaborators in the Maghreb. The most visible parts of the MVSL Program are the MVSL [maghrebvsl.org website] and the national portals where each country’s full text journal articles can be comprehensively searched and accessed. Behind the scenes, the MVSL program includes consultations and workshops involving all of the implementing partners to assure that the users are supported to get the most from the system and to assure that the web-based systems are operating smoothly.
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When the theatre in Bridges Street did burn down in January 1672, with its entire stock of scenery and costumes, it was an economic blow from which the King's Company's never recovered.Milhous, 23. The Duke's Company, operating smoothly under what soon became Davenant's and Thomas Betterton's joint management, consistently led the way while the King's lagged further and further behind, moving only in forced response and suffering from chronic management conflict between Killigrew and powerful actor shareholders like Michael Mohun and Charles Hart, who insisted on actor- centred "talk" drama. The difference can be traced in Pepys' regular preference for performances at the Duke's, and in his ever-renewed admiration for Betterton's acting.
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