The new vehicle joins the PACE series, a family of SUVs including the smaller E-PACE and SUV sports car F-PACE.
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Household spending rising at a 'strong pace' to a 'moderate pace'.
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He ultimately received a bachelor's degree from Pace College (now Pace University).
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It's not just the pace of innovation, but also the pace of adoption.
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The pace of security innovation often lags behind the pace of technology innovation.
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"We will proceed at a gradual pace, or a measured pace," he said.
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Her mother is a manager at the Pace public library in Pace, Fla.
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The I-Pace uses the same suspension system as Jaguar's new F-Pace SUV.
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As we await the arrival of the smaller E-Pace and electric I-Pace SUV, I took a spin in the 2017 Jaguar F-Pace 35t R-sport.
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She is a daughter of Kathy T. Pace and Jim E. Pace of Youngstown, Ohio.
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You can pick up the pace every few miles or run segments at goal pace.
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WE THINK THE PACE OF REGULATORY CHANGE HAS TO MATCH THE PACE OF ECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE.
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Zagster, the bike-share company behind the Pace brand, is launching what it's calling Pace Parking.
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"This is a nice steady pace and I think housing continues on that pace," he added.
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It was delayed over a half-hour because the pace car crashed during a pace lap.
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October's sales pace is 85003 percent above a year ago and surpasses June's 5.57 million pace.
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He graduated from Oceanside High School on Long Island and attended Pace College (now Pace University).
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Inventories increased at a $79.8 billion pace instead of the $69.0 billion pace reported last month.
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But, again, slowing to a pace is really still well above trend, a pace that means strong job gains and a pace that means unemployment coming down to around 3.5% next year.
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All the while, Brady watched as the pace of antibiotic resistance eclipsed the faltering pace of discovery.
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Jerhonda Pace The next day, Pace recalls, she contacted the offices of Chicago attorney Susan E. Loggans.
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"I think it affects the pace of housing starts and the pace of household formation," Herzon said.
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However, PACE loans will retain a first-lien position on foreclosed properties or for delinquent PACE obligations.
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Even though the pace of the album's not frenetic, the pace of ideas being thrown out is.
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Anna Netrebko did not sing Verdi's aria "Pace, pace mio dio," which was listed in the program.
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Slowing the pace of mergers and accelerating the pace of start-ups would be good for growth.
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Vietnam's factory activity expanded at faster pace although new orders rose at their slowest pace since February.
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Eventually, the pace of expunction would match the pace of creation, and the genome would settle into equilibrium.
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The last time the pace of credit expansion was lower than the September pace was in November 2009.
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The big picture: Trump's rapid attribution pace doesn't necessarily correlate to changes in the actual pace of attacks.
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After his Army service, Mr. Bisguier graduated from Pace College (now Pace University) in New York in 1955.
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And then I go, at my pace — a pace ideal for noticing new storefronts, or attractive dogs — and he shows up at his pace, and no one is angry or stressed or secretly resentful.
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The low level of investment may be one reason for the slow pace of productivity growth, an average annual pace of just 1 percent, about half the pace during the period from 1990 to 2004.
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May's starts were revised down to a 2000 million-unit pace from the previously reported 1.16 million-unit pace.
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Runners will get extended battery life — which is increased to six hours — plus cadence for indoor and outdoor runs, pace alerts for outdoor runs, and rolling mile pace, which shows pace for the immediately preceding mile.
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I think that the world's going to change a lot faster than most people do, that disruption happens at a geometric pace as opposed to a linear pace, and that pace is only going to increase.
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Issuance since then "hasn't been going at a breakneck pace, but it's been going at a healthy pace," he said.
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The E-Pace is based on front-wheel drive underpinnings, while the F-Pace is a rear-wheel-drive purebred.
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While the F-Pace drives like a lifted sports sedan, the E-Pace feels like a pumped-up hot hatchback.
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While analysts say the pace of investment remains robust, it was nonetheless the slowest pace of growth since December 2017.
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One is the sheer pace of expansion, especially when set against the relatively slow pace of decision-making in democracies.
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As to the lore about his manic pace, if anything, the pace is more manic than Mr. Knaap had anticipated.
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Businesses were disrupting from within in the 1950s, but the pace of life, certainly the pace of media, was slower.
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The Australians kept pace with the Britons for most of the race but their pace slipped in the latter stages.
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Hiring was expected to have continued at a strong pace in April, even as the economy grows at a sluggish pace.
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The pace of life picks up in May with news, texts, and noisy neighbors shocking you out of your meditative pace.
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Firms have yet to fully exploit the arbitrage between the pace of time, and our perception of the pace of time.
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Staggering pace Events seem to be moving at a staggering pace on the peninsula following the Kim-Moon summit last week.
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EAI Pace (TR 48) The EAI Pace is a "desktop computer" that was manufactured and produced in the early 1960's.
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PACE financing runs with the property, not the owner, and so if a PACE property enters foreclosure, the only exposure to mortgages is the tax payment currently in arrears: the total outstanding PACE assessment is not due in full.
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"Watch the pace of the game and kind of let the pace dictate how I get ready at this point," Cishek said.
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It's a little slower than before, but we still want that pace, we still push the pace, especially with that second group.
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But even with employers hiring at the fastest pace since last year's European Union referendum shock, the pace of wage growth slowed.
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Stateside, data showed the pace of growth in the country's service sector increased in June by the fastest pace in seven months.
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That suggests a sharp moderation in the pace of consumer spending after a robust 3.5 percent growth pace in the fourth quarter.
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The pace counter keeps a pace of a million clicks in 40 hours, which is how long I expected this to take.
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Cordes, winner of the 100 breast, went out at a blistering pace making the last turn 1.19 seconds under world record pace.
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Retail sales seemed to largely track a robust pace of hiring, which similarly went against the slowing pace of overall economic growth.
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The country's economy grew at an annual pace of 3.0% in the year to December, the fastest pace since the September 2012.
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Head of product Kayvon Beykpour says that Twitter has "picked up the pace" of product development and hopes to continue that pace.
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That was the quickest pace in more than a year and followed a 1.3 percent pace of increase in the third quarter.
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This is a train that has moved with great pace over the past couple of years and I think that pace should continue.
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Outstanding yuan loans grew 13.7 percent from a year earlier - the highest pace since June 2016, the fastest pace in nearly 3 years.
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Demand for competing long-range offerings like the Chevrolet Bolt EV and Jaguar I-Pace did grow, but at a much slower pace.
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Job creation in the services sector eased to only a marginal pace in June, even as factories shed jobs at a faster pace.
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Its latest entrant, the small E-Pace SUV shares facial features and it also the forthcoming electric I-Pace due out in 2018.
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In California, which has done more PACE financing than anywhere else, PACE providers clearly spell out terms and conditions – offering mortgage-level disclosures.
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Or, to put it another way, he qualified with a 7:55-per-mile pace but ran Boston at a 22017:218 pace.
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That was the fastest pace since the fourth quarter of 2014 and followed a 3.8 percent pace of increase in the second quarter.
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The rapid pace of debt accumulation has raised concerns over its sustainability in view of the slow pace of fiscal and economic reform.
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Vikings 20, Lions 7 Minnesota kept pace in the NFC North race, and Detroit kept pace for a high draft pick in April.
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But, Griffin's heart saw him regain composure and eventually instil his will and pace on the fight—a pace Rampage simply couldn't handle.
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Additionally, BuzzFeed News reviewed signed legal documents, drafts of settlements between Kelly and Pace, correspondence between Pace and the attorneys involved, a polygraph test performed at the request of her attorney regarding her relationship with Kelly, a probate court document opening an estate for Pace as the result of a civil settlement, and a subsequent payment made by Kelly's management company to Pace.
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Three floors, at 32 East 57th Street, occupied by different Pace operations, including Pace/MacGill and Pace African and Oceanic Art, are devoted to "How to Do Nothing With Nobody All Alone by Yourself," a terrific survey of art by Yto Barrada.
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"The law obviously lags behind tech development, necessarily so tech moves at a very fast pace — legislation moves at a glacial pace," he said.
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It had a pace I felt an affection for, a pace that was luxurious, that really allowed me to live in someone else's shoes.
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This year's growth is set to come in at a pace slower than last year's, which was already the weakest pace in 25 years.
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But to match 22016's second-half shipment pace of 217 million tonnes per week would be difficult given how that pace was obtained.
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While growth meets government targets, it comes in at a pace slower than last year's, which was already the weakest pace in 25 years.
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If you average out the noise ... there's still a healthy underlying pace here, but a pace that's slower than what we had in 2018.
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Second, there is a widespread need to slow down, to escape the pace of life technology wants and to live at a human pace.
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He studied business at Pace College (now Pace University), but left after three years for a job as a dividend clerk on Wall Street.
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Unemployment remains low, inflation remains around the 2 percent pace the Fed regards as optimal, and the pace of investment has increased, it said.
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So, one day they ran for 45 minutes at a steady pace and on another, strode at the same pace, but for 90 minutes.
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The Fed estimates the economy can expand at a sustainable pace of around 1.8 percent a year — close to the actual pace since 2010.
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The country's pace of privatization of state-owned enterprises and pace of budget spending on infrastructure have been slower than expected, Phuc also said.
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Investors fear the accelerating pace of inflation in the United States could prompt the Federal Reserve to quicken its pace of interest rate increases.
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After shifting to a policy targeting interest rates from the pace of money printing, the BOJ no longer commits to a set pace of bond purchases but loosely pledges to increase its holdings at an annual pace of roughly 80 trillion yen ($752.52 billion).
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" In an analysis of the study, the American Council on Exercise recommended a pace of 135 beats per minute, a pace that matches Rihanna's "SOS.
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The E-Pace is designed to slot below the F-Pace in the Jaguar lineup, though the cars feel significantly different when rubber meets pavement.
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From 1995 to 2004 output per hour worked grew at an annual average pace of 2.5%; from 2004 to 2016 the pace was just 1%.
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A slowdown in the pace of new job creation is also a factor in productivity, as it results in a lower pace of economic dynamism.
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To come here and have pace on Friday and qualify good on Saturday, and to have pace today, it was just a lot more fun.
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"Exports continued to suffer, recording an accelerated pace of contraction... This was while overall demand continued to expand, albeit at a slower pace," Naidoo said.
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"PACE is still a secret in the minds of the public," Andy Slavitt, Medicare's acting administrator, said at the National PACE Association meeting in April.
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We might as well try out the second-string players for a change of pace, as long as they can keep that pace somewhat steady.
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"It was continuing to grow the team in a kind of similar trajectory, or at a similar pace, to the natural pace of the business."
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While solid, the pace of domestic activity in the final months of 2017 was a noticeable decline from a 0.3-percent pace April to September.
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Since Pace was still a minor, Loggans and her mother opened an estate on her behalf, according to Pace and court records obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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I mean, the economy was growing at a blistering pace: But it was growing at that pace after a catastrophic slump, and unemployment was still immense.
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He ran this year's Toronto Marathon at a 9:01 per mile pace, but at age 73 he finished at a 6:40 per mile pace.
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But the NABE panel expects that pace to slow next year, in line with the average pace of growth since the end of the Great Recession.
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Getting small satellites into orbit at a faster pace The main idea of Vector is to help get small satellites into orbit at a faster pace.
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Industrial output likely expanded at an annual 4.3 percent pace in September, the same pace as in August, according to the median forecast of 24 economists.
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This year, though, the blows are landing at a dizzying pace, a product of both Mr. Trump's intemperate outbursts and the frenetic pace of social media.
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DISCUSSIONS ABOUT PACE OF PLAY Major League Baseball is having conversations with the players' association over possible rule changes intended to speed the pace of play.
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Analysts who cover the company fret about the slow pace of delivery and the rapid pace at which Tesla is burning through cash trying to deliver.
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Input prices rose at the fastest pace in six months, which panelists said was due to ongoing currency weakness, while output prices rose at a moderate pace.
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"Everyone is trying to keep up with the rapid pace of consolidation and regulatory change," Jordan said, referring to the pace of deal-making in the sector.
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"This is the first specific federal policy endorsement of PACE," J.P. McNeill, chief executive of PACE loan provider Renovate America, said on a conference call with reporters.
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Growth in business investment in equipment was raised to a 10.4 percent pace, the fastest growth pace in three years, from the previously reported 8.6 percent rate.
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Hourly earnings have been increasing at about a 2.7 percent pace, which is above the recovery pace but still short of where Federal Reserve officials are targeting.
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Business activity in China's services sector grew at its slowest pace in 21 months in September as the pace of new business cooled, a private survey showed.
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And yet, given the pace of computing and artificial intelligence, there are hints that, cockroach or not, the pace of that evolution is well beyond our own.
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The pace of price increase was widely expected to gather pace after October as the base effect of high prices from last year started to fade away.
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His race pace of 9:01 per mile, while impressive, was nearly two and a half minutes slower than the 6:40 pace he ran at 73.
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China's manufacturing picked up pace in July, a private survey showed, as output and new orders rose at the fastest pace since February on strong export sales.
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Weekly earnings rose at an annualized 4.2 percent pace in July, a government report showed earlier this month, the fastest pace since before the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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U.S. housing starts rose more than expected in June, at a pace of 1.19 million units versus economists' expectations of a 1.17 million-unit pace, according to Reuters.
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Alphabet will "continue to calibrate the magnitude and pace" of its investments in other bets, and "exercise careful stewardship over the amounts and pace of investments," Porat said.
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In addition, the pace of wage growth has picked up relative to its pace of a few years ago, a further indication that the job market is tightening.
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"They are only going to get cheaper if Trump's deregulation allows them to return capital at their own pace and not the pace of the government," Cramer said.
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During the first third of 2016, the pace of sales was more than 17 million vehicles, with the busy summer season expected to push that pace even higher.
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A quicker pace of growth could fuel concerns about inflation that might prompt the Federal Reserve to increase interest rates at a quicker pace, investors and traders said.
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Analysts polled by Reuters forecast home builders likely broke ground at an annualized pace of 1.261 million units in June, down from a 1.269 million pace in May.
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A 1:59:59 marathon would require a searing pace of 483 minutes 34 seconds per mile, seven seconds faster than the pace of the current world record.
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Data earlier showed consumer prices in Japan fell in March at the fastest pace in three years and household spending declined at the fastest pace in a year.
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Even at today's pace you need 100 more planes a year just to keep pace with the market and we are not getting anywhere close to that number.
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The President criticized the slow pace of the confirmation process at a Cabinet meeting last week, putting McConnell under pressure to push through judges at a faster pace.
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Central bankers are on a pace to continue raising rates, but the lack of inflation could augur for a more patient pace than some in the market anticipate.
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Analysts polled by Reuters forecast home builders likely broke ground at an annualized pace of 1.239 million units in May, compared with a 1.235 million pace in April.
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Oman's rapid pace of debt accumulation over the past few years has raised concerns over its sustainability in view of the slow pace of fiscal and economic reform.
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They are expected to hit an even pace and finish within one minute of their goal time, said Paul Miller, the pace team coordinator for the Chicago Marathon.
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Linda Pace, a philanthropist and heir to the Pace Picante salsa fortune, dreamed (literally) about a building to show selections from her 25-work collection of contemporary art.
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In 2000, the year Pace acquired Dean & DeLuca, Pace was operating at a net loss of $275 million, according to the company's filings on the Thai stock exchange.
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The pace of household debt increase moderated to 3.7 percent in the second quarter from a 4.4 percent pace the same period last year, the Fed report said.
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Imports, meanwhile, rose 28503 percent in the second quarter, about half the pace at the start of the year, with goods imports slowing to a 22019-percent pace.
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The playbook of many tech giants applies VC funding at a pace and in a fashion that outstrips the pace of regulators to determine which rules are being broken.
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Temperatures have already risen by 1 degree Celsius and are on pace to increase by 1.5 degrees Celsius between 2030 and 2052 at the current pace, according to IPCC.
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" Curtis practices babyled weaning where Harper eats at his own pace: "It doesn't force children to eat — it allows them to discover it and gradually wean at their pace.
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AI could also enable self-improving regulations that close the gap between the pace of regulatory response and the pace of technological change, in real-time cost-benefit evaluations.
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We've been investing at a pace since we started in Europe that outstrips the pace of when we started investing in the U.S. And we still have partners there.
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Although the Fed should not slow its pace of rate hikes, Bair said, the central bank should not respond to the growth in wages by increasing the pace either.
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From 1960 to 2000, developing nations grew at an average pace of 4.3% - and from 2000 to 2010, they grew at an even faster pace of 6.0% per year.
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Taken together, they indicate the economy is growing at a quarterly pace of 0.6 percent at the start of the second quarter, double the pace of the first quarter.
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"So whether any individual state has taxes or fees to change the pace of the drilling, the pace of the drilling has really only been impacted by market conditions."
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Suburbs are quiet and peaceful, and I truly go at my own pace here rather than running and panting trying to keep up with the pace of the city.
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Meanwhile, Pace knew his own feelings on Trubisky—after the fall, Pace felt like the first-year UNC starter was the best prospect in the class—but guarded them.
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It goes up at an even pace and comes back down at the right pace, slowing down, speeding up, always making sure your body gets enough blood and oxygen.
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This is where the "meaningful" part of sub-interval comes in: If the shorter strides are at a much different pace than your marathon pace, it may not translate over.
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Business investment was revised lower to reflect a more modest pace of spending on equipment, which increased at a 1.23 percent rate instead of the previously estimated 3.1 percent pace.
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However, Masters is optimistic that over the next five years and beyond earnings will grow at a moderate pace because the economy is going to expand at a moderate pace.
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"Ferrari has had really good pace all weekend and I can't say honestly now that we're going to have their pace tomorrow but Mercedes definitely look within reach," said Ricciardo.
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"We are reviewing the pace of our branch openings over the short-term and may slow the pace of expansion in response to market conditions," the firm said on Friday.
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But thanks to Roadshow, which is among the press currently attending a "first drive" junket for the I-Pace in Portugal, we now know what the I-Pace sounds like.
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"Ferrari has had really good pace all weekend and I can't say honestly now that we're going to have their pace tomorrow but Mercedes definitely look within reach," said Ricciardo.
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Memory becomes an increasing component in our customer's bill of materials and it needs to keep pace the innovation and memory needs to keep pace with the increased processing capabilities.
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Investors largely ignored a private survey showing business activity in China's services sector grew at its slowest pace in 21 months in September as the pace of new business cooled.
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On the pace of rate rises, Ms Yellen said Reflecting global economic and financial developments since December, however, the pace of rate increases is now expected to be somewhat slower.
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Trump is fuming over pace of North Korea talks Less than six weeks after the summit in Singapore, President Trump is growing impatient with the pace of talks on denuclearization.
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Read more: Jaguar's electric I-Pace SUV was just named the best car of 2019 — here's how it stacks up against Tesla's Model XJaguar released the I-Pace in 2018.
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"The economy is growing at a moderate pace but given the trends of productivity it's a fast enough pace to keep job growth at a pretty healthy level," he said.
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The Fed's pace is important in that it not only determines the interest rate for most consumer debt but also indicates how concerned officials are with the pace of growth.
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The employee engagement has been incredibly high — the excitement in the employee base for the opportunity to accelerate the pace of our development, to accelerate the pace of our transformation.
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"What you'll see from the secretary is that we will do this at the pace of security, not at the pace of politics," said Undersecretary for Public Diplomacy Steve Goldstein.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The pace of growth in the U.S. economy's service sector increased in June by the fastest pace in seven months, according to an industry report released on Wednesday.
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That's, I think, one of the lessons that Silicon Valley needs to realize, that the pace of politics is much slower than the pace of the Valley because they're different enterprises.
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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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Business investment was revised lower to reflect a more modest pace of spending on intellectual property, which increased at a 1.3 percent rate instead of the previously estimated 4.5 percent pace.
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Business investment in equipment rose at its fastest pace in three years in the third quarter, helping to power the economy to a 3.2 percent annualized growth pace during that period.
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It wasn't just work at a measured pace for six straight weeks; it was work at a breakneck pace, doing more dangerous moves and taking harder bumps, for six straight weeks.
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It got me looking back to performances of hers from recent years, including this magnificent "Pace, pace mio dio" from Verdi's "La Forza del Destino," at the 2014 Richard Tucker Gala.
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BARCELONA KEEPS PACE With Lionel Messi's fifth goal in six games this year, Barcelona won comfortably at Eibar, 4-173, to keep pace in the Spanish league at the halfway point.
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It will then increase the pace by $10 billion each quarter until reaching a monthly rate of $50 billion, and then maintain that pace until it reaches an unspecified finishing line.
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The expansion, while slower than the previous quarter's 24.7 percent pace beat economists' prediction of a 22.5 percent pace and is now in its ninth year, the second longest on record.
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Juan Pablo Di Pace and Cheryl Burke Fans know Di Pace from roles in "Mamma Mia!" and "Fuller House," and they will get to know him better on the dance floor.
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RingCentral is up more than 8%, on pace for its best day since October and SBA Communications is up more than 7% on pace for its best day since January 2016.
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India's economy grew at 5.8% in the January-March period, its slowest pace in more than four years and falling behind China's pace for the first time in nearly two years.
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" Now, Di Pace says it's "a completely different thing.
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The pace wasn't there ... (Stevens) didn't say too much.
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But the javelina kept pace — majestic strides and all.
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Growth in China's manufacturing picked up its pace in July, a private survey showed on Tuesday, as output and new orders rose at the fastest pace since February on strong export sales.
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The pace of increase reached a high of 0.33 years immediately after the recession, and that pace has slowed to 0.11 years in each of the past three years, IHS Markit said.
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The Dow is on pace for its best June since 5 when it gained 24.26% while the S&P is on pace for its best June since 1955 when it gained 8.23%.
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Two-thirds of the way through the 26 season, they're on pace to take 25,22018 threes, and average 22013 percent, with 203 players on pace for at least 220 attempts from deep.
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Crosby is scoring at a pace that he hasn't seen in years and the other two guys need to pick up the pace in a major way over their final 30ish games.
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But it also contained some discouraging signs: new orders increased at the weakest pace since August of last year, inflation pressures rose at the fastest pace for several months and confidence sagged.
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The brand has always excelled at sedans, and in recent years it's produced a singularly gorgeous SUV in the F-PACE (not to mention a snappy electric crossover in the I-PACE).
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"The current pace is around 5% and this is a pace we can keep on the long run, with a profitability performance at the same level, or even above," Fernandez told Reuters.
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The singer who might have once boiled over in exaggerated frenzy in "Pace, pace, mio dio" is now as focused in that climactic aria as the slow burn of a candle's wick.
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Back in '123, General Peter Pace--'07--General Peter Pace, who was then Bush's Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, came out and said that, I think, sodomy was unAmerican, or something. Okay.
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The currencies largely shrugged off data from China, Australia's largest trading partner, showing consumer price inflation accelerated at its weakest pace in six months as food prices rose at a slower pace.
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Employers have been hiring at a solid enough pace to absorb new job seekers and to potentially lower the unemployment rate, though the pace of job growth is down from last year.
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TOKYO, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Japan's economy contracted at an annualised pace of 6.3% in October-December, shrinking at the fastest pace since the second quarter of 2014, government data showed on Monday.
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TOKYO, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Japan's economy contracted at an annualized pace of 6.3% in October-December, shrinking at the fastest pace since the second quarter of 2014, government data showed on Monday.
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Kelly settled the suit out of court, promising Pace an unnamed sum of money if she would sign a nondisclosure agreement — but Pace says he hasn't paid her what he owes her.
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So the whole industry and technology and everything has moved light years ahead, but the practices around people have moved at a glacial pace, and maybe glacial pace means climate change these days.
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Data out on Thursday showed the amount of outstanding home loans rose at the slowest monthly pace in more than four years in January, while the annual pace was the weakest since 1984.
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"Socialization goes a long way to improve the health of the participants we serve," said Kelly Hopkins, president of Trinity Health PACE, a nonprofit health system that operates PACE centers in eight states.
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Jazz dictate pace, knock off Nuggets SALT LAKE CITY — Before Wednesday's game, Denver Nuggets coach Michael Malone tried to impress upon his players the importance of not playing at the Utah Jazz's pace.
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I finally finished a run on that pace at the end of 2017, and since then have been able to close out every run that has gotten to 8-853 on crazy pace.
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Prices paid for materials by companies rose at the fastest pace since the end of 2011, while import costs rose at the fastest pace since the start of 2012, the BoE report showed.
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With Meza's data from the next timing mat, he determined a pace of 8 minutes, 23 seconds, nearly 2 minutes per mile slower than his average pace in the marathon's official race results.
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"What you'll see from the secretary is that we will do this at the pace of security, not at the pace of politics," Undersecretary for Public Diplomacy Steve Goldstein said at the time.
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Debt stocks must be brought down at a prescribed pace.
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At the same time, lending rates have not kept pace.
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We got used to it at a really easy pace.
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The pace of expansion also disappointed economists polled by Refinitiv.
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The return flow of highly trained people is gathering pace.
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Trump moves, from the business world, at a fast pace.
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It's probably just the cool, tedious pace of winter itself.
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To breathe slow and steady the pace of your body.
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It's about the pace and ultimately where we end up.
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But the pace has definitely picked up a bit lately.
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Unfortunately, businesses have failed to keep pace with the hackers.
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That was the fastest pace of growth in two years.
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Already, though, this glacier is melting at an accelerating pace.
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He walked with the same pace that he normally struts.
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Is there any indication they are picking up the pace?
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But then the process slowed to a more traditional pace.
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But many economists doubt whether that pace can be sustained.
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He says the daily pace of work borders on fanatical.
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"It's something that combines scientific knowledge and artistry," Pace said.
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You gotta keep up with the time and the pace.
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Import prices rose at the fastest pace since late 2011.
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As the years passed though, the dog slowed in pace.
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They're prompted by the city's pace (maniacal) and layout (schizophrenic).
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Pace Ralli: We came about looking at the ferry system.
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The contract was on pace for a slight weekly gain.
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Home prices are still rising, but at a slower pace.
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That was the slowest pace of inflation since October 2015.
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SpaceX was approaching that pace last autumn, before the Sept.
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My pace on longer runs is now significantly more lively.
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What better pace to tackle furnishing an entire starter apartment?
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The runoff pace is currently at $50 billion a month.
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It moves so fast that it's impossible to keep pace.
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ALSO THE PACE OF QUARTERLY REVENUE DECLINES HAS BEEN DECREASING.
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The details were falling into place at a rapid pace.
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The details were falling into place at a rapid pace.
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The market travels in sudden bursts, not a steady pace.
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Instead, Mr Sanders and Ms Warren set the night's pace.
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Their time moves at a completely different pace than ours.
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But still, you're going at the pace of everyone else.
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These people and groups move at a very fast pace.
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Stocks are on pace for their worst year since 2008.
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He was tied for 93rd, nine strokes off the pace.
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It sort of bubbled along really a quite regular pace.
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The community has grown at a steady pace ever since.
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These churches are dying off at a very quick pace.
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But their pace of living — and drug use — had repercussions.
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First quarter GDP grew at a surprising pace of 3.2%.
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"At this pace, they may meet that goal," she said.
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Are they willing to speed up the pace of grantmaking?
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He slows my city pace down, and I appreciate that.
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There is room to pace, to ponder, to turn away.
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But productions featuring the FBI continue at a rapid pace.
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Global markets is executing a very difficult restructuring at pace.
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The problem is that agricultural innovation has not kept pace.
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We're on pace to have over 40 cities this year.
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There was a pace that they had become accustomed to.
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Mr Quinn, he added pointedly, will bring "pace, ambition, decisiveness".
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But the gap is narrowing, and at a quicker pace.
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Wednesday's trading was on pace to be just as slow.
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The global economy continues to expand at a moderate pace.
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They were also on pace for their fourth consecutive gain.
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Academics grind out authoritative studies, but at a snail's pace.
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The services sector grew at a weaker pace last month.
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"Trump is on pace to be the nominee," Benton said.
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Bernie Sanders is on pace to secure the Democratic nomination.
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But the momentum towards a digital future is gathering pace.
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But the annual pace of inflation showed signs of acceleration.
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He set a good pace and was attacking the hitters.
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But sales rose at the slowest pace in ten years.
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Massimiliano Blardone of Italy was third, 0.67 off the pace.
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The pace of the antigovernment violence has, if anything, intensified.
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But it feels like the technologies themselves aren't keeping pace.
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It is difficult to keep pace with Turkey these days.
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" Flynn blamed his actions on the "fast pace of events.
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The pace of tourism fads also seems to have accelerated.
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The tone of the conversation was about pace and intensity.
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It takes about 217 minutes at a pretty leisurely pace.
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SL: And it was such a hectic, fast shooting pace.
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Foreign demand also expanded at its quickest pace since June.
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It marked the fastest pace of decline in three years.
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The pace is too fast, perhaps from the wet track.
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I browse the fish and flowers at my own pace.
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Britain's economy expanded by 1.8%, the slowest pace since 2012.
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How do they match the pace and intensity they've set?
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They trained at this pace over a period of months.
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She set a pace for all of us to follow.
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The company is also suspending sellers at a hastened pace.
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How do you begin to change the pace of innovation?
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Returns to Turkey are proceeding at a very slow pace.
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Since Catia's rebellion events have moved at a dizzying pace.
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Despite substantial investment, urban infrastructure is struggling to keep pace.
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The Boeing timeline is proceeding at roughly the same pace.
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If funding cannot keep pace, more will receive inadequate treatment.
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By modern British standards this pace of turnover is unusual.
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Speak your mind today, but be mindful of your pace.
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He walked us around the ICU at an impressive pace.
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Food sales increased at their fastest pace in six years.
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The group has also slowed its pace of bond issuance.
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The slow pace of change leaves patients like Alistair stranded.
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He serves as a great foil to Omega's faster pace.
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The pace quickens, like a Viking horde charging into battle.
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He's very old, so I let him set the pace.
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Wages, income, spending are all growing at a decent pace.
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How have valuations reflected the faster pace of startup funding?
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In the startup environment, everything moves at a breakneck pace.
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Gordon was getting antsy; he craved a change of pace.
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The Kardashians and Jenners are multiplying at a rapid pace.
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The industry is just keeping pace with what's happening culturally.
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The U.K. grew at a 2.2 percent pace last year.
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I'm wrecked afterwards, and walk home at a snail's pace.
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There will be no break in the pace on Thursday.
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Keeping pace with Moore's law would require more dramatic measures.
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U.S. consumer prices rose at a slower pace in February.
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You live by your own rules, at your own pace.
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Amongst Trump supporters, news moves at a dizzying, disorienting pace.
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The pace of developments shows no sign of slowing, either.
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Objects degrade at a glacial pace in the frozen north.
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Still, concerns about the pace of global economic growth remained.
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Williams forced the pace, upped her power, moved her opponent.
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Tracks metrics like distance, splits, cadence, pace, and stride length.
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The airport retail industry is growing at a breakneck pace.
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That's probably because Instagram's product pace is picking up, too.
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Englishman Tommy Fleetwood is also one shot off the pace.
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He is willing to let the community set the pace.
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Do you think things are moving at the right pace?
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Americans may not be able to maintain that spending pace.
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They went small, they got more pace into the game.
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Pace said he was "truly grateful" for his investors' support.
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The pace of advance has been slowing for a while.
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Technological progress, however, is not keeping pace with government pledges.
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It was the fastest pace of growth since late 2014.
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Around mile 20, her pace began to slow, Piits says.
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Ferrari's Gerhard Berger was third — 2.687 seconds off the pace.
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Compensation rose at 2.9 percent pace in the fourth quarter.
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True, we have maintained a solid pace of job growth.
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If anything, 2017 volumes are ahead of last year's pace.
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Talk about the opposite of moving at a glacial pace.
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"This will definitely be a change of pace!" she wrote.
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This is the slowest pace of construction since September 2016.
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Williams were last and about four seconds off the pace.
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The BOJ no longer targets the pace of money printing.
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The pace of building in this region has already slowed.
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A stimulus package could speed up the pace of hikes.
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So you feel good about the pace of innovation, right?
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So I don't think the pace has slowed at all.
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Since then, the pace of immigration has been slowed sharply.
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The rapier pace surprises even those closest to the project.
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"He wants us to pick up the pace," Asonye said.
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Things, however, are changing in Antarctica at an accelerating pace.
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Regulators will fret that the pace of modernisation has slowed.
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Employment and wages grew at a modest to moderate pace.
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For now, though, genetically edited mushrooms are setting the pace.
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Staffing at the DOT has moved at a sluggish pace.
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Investment in 2016 expanded at the fastest pace since 2006.
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Keeping up with the pace of modern technology is rough.
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China, meanwhile, maintained its high pace of natural gas imports.
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But it's a conversation that continues at its own pace.
|
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Mr Musk intends to keep up the pace of innovation.
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Reality is moving faster than the pace of my manga.
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The area's supply of veterinarians, however, has not kept pace.
|
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Women were nominated at a record pace in Democratic primaries.
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Annual inflation remained unchanged from June's pace at 2.9 percent.
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IS THE PACE OF BUYBACKS GOING TO SLOW DOWN NOW?
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But the music moves at an unusually deliberate, meditative pace.
|
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On Thursday, the editor or editors picked up the pace.
|
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He needs to beat that pace in the second quarter.
|
|
Glasson is on pace to place second after state Sen.
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Today we are served up media at a frenzied pace.
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Conversations often happen at a ripping pace on the platform.
|
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When one is inspired, time disappears or alters its pace.
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The 20th-century pace was quicker — one every 8.3 years.
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I loved the fast pace, the organizing, the physical challenge.
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We're trying to get that balance of pace and post.
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The Supreme Court's languid pace comes after two tumultuous years.
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"We can't continue to lose at this pace," Kupchak said.
|
|
Poeltl also played with better pace in his second year.
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Wages are growing at their fastest pace in a decade.
|
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The pace of Mueller's investigation has escalated in recent weeks.
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So we've got to pace them so nobody gets hurt.
|
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Many citizens remain wary of the fast pace of change.
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That's on pace to grow to 5 percent by 2020.
|
|
Airlines say ticket prices have not kept pace with costs.
|
|
Kipchoge's average mile pace was under 4 minutes, 34 seconds.
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But the slow pace of implementation is leaving thousands homeless.
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We were cracking jokes and climbing at our own pace.
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The slower pace would still be rapid, by any standard.
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He also received a master's in education from Pace University.
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I definitely had some fun and the pace was good.
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|
Her successor, Thailand's Ariya Jutanugarn, is eight off the pace.
|
|
AWS is on pace for annual revenue over $15 billion.
|
|
But it has really gathered pace this year, they said.
|
|
It's in the interest of all schools to keep pace.
|
|
According to Musk, "the pace of innovation" is more important.
|
|
But the pace at which the storm grew is unprecedented.
|
|
That pace is faster than any other movie in history.
|
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They changed a little bit, the pace of the game.
|
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Inside the shipyards, the pace of work is full tilt.
|
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Some critics say the pace of reform is too fast.
|
|
Google was hiring at a breakneck pace at the time.
|
|
Jenna Lynn Pace and Scott Andrew Terry were married Aug.
|
|
Are you intimidated about having to keep up the pace?
|
|
However, the pace picked up as the season went on.
|
|
"It does feel like the pace has quickened," she said.
|
|
The plodding pace does not match the show's catastrophic premise.
|
|
He has nominated 68 since, an increase in his pace.
|
|
It is unclear if the pace can increase from here.
|
|
He finished three laps off the pace in 30th place.
|
|
Regulators struggled to keep pace with the explosion of drones.
|
|
Stocks had been on pace for much larger gains earlier.
|
|
UNC Asheville's quest for a fast pace created extra possessions.
|
|
Fintech is moving fast, and the pace will only accelerate.
|
|
They have to give information, represent intonation, timing, pace, inflection.
|
|
Keeping statistical pace with China's massive aluminium sector is tricky.
|
|
This was sports entertainment at a more thoughtful, deliberate pace.
|
|
New orders grew at the fastest pace since March 2011.
|
|
In most states their salaries haven't kept pace with inflation.
|
|
I learned to pace both my running and my expectations.
|
|
While the pace was slow, the action was oddly riveting.
|
|
Indeed, they probably need to accelerate the pace of change.
|
|
So it's good for Waymo that its pace is improving.
|
|
Funeral Doom Spiritual began at a slow but intriguing pace.
|
|
AuM outflows continued in 7503H17, but at a slower pace.
|
|
This year, he is on pace to reach 33 goals.
|
|
You're able to pace yourself and get your shit done!
|
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This is your skin care, your way, at your pace.
|
|
Peter Pace, former chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
|
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Sovereign wealth funds have slowed down their startup investment pace.
|
|
The circuit is named after the late Jose Carlos Pace.
|
|
The pace at which progress is possible has accelerated dramatically.
|
|
He turned away from the field and began to pace.
|
|
He will undoubtedly pace the young Huskies from down low.
|
|
By running a steady pace, he maximized his daily rest.
|
|
"The pace of play has to be fast," Hovasse said.
|
|
Net sales should decline at a low single digit pace.
|
|
And he had frustrations with the pace of the operation.
|
|
But the pace of work picked up in recent years.
|
|
Croatia's lack of pace up front demands better than that.
|
|
Both Pace and Lime's bikes cost $1 every 30 minutes.
|
|
The frenzied pace was part of what made Whitman Whitman.
|
|
These things happen, but they're happening at a rapid pace.
|
|
This game continues to be played at a fast pace.
|
|
The pace of living that seemed so slow and unforced.
|
|
But he was also blunt about the pace of change.
|
|
Chewy is hiring 6,000 employees to keep pace with demand.
|
|
At other times, she is the one changing the pace.
|
|
Yet in Somalia, the pace of operations has increased dramatically.
|
|
The pace of consideration for significant regulations also has slowed.
|
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PACE GALLERY through May 12; 510 West 25th Street, pacegallery.com.
|
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Three percent is hardly a breakneck pace for wage growth.
|
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This is how fast the pace of change is occurring.
|
|
"He plays at his own pace really well," Curry said.
|
|
Many residents say the pace of change is too slow.
|
|
All the more reason to pick up the pace now.
|
|
It is still releasing flagship phones at a normal pace.
|
|
The quickened pace was again an elixir for the Patriots.
|
|
It still grows at a pace that developed countries envy.
|
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The internet is definitely bringing it at a fast pace.
|
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No goals, but several chances and a very fast pace.
|
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Their pace is really putting the Germans under uncommon pressure.
|
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"It's a bit of a change in pace," she says.
|
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Others sheered off and moved ahead at a faster pace.
|
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Expect the pace to slow way down in your life.
|
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A jogger slowed her pace and pulled out an earbud.
|
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This suggests an even faster pace of decline for cable.
|
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Asian markets are generally on pace for a bad month.
|
|
But their profits were not growing at the same pace.
|
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The growth is unlikely to continue at the same pace.
|
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My mother was understandably coy about the pace of it.
|
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Once you are on the move, find a comfortable pace.
|
|
And the pace is somehow that of a meandering snail.
|
|
The pace of the Marvelization of television has slowed somewhat.
|
|
SPX on pace to shed about 133% over three sessions.
|
|
The situation is even quickening the pace of the transformation.
|
|
This year is on pace to be the deadliest yet.
|
|
That translates into a fivefold increase in its manufacturing pace.
|
|
Just before 22 miles, Desisa fell off the blistering pace.
|
|
At seventy, Spielberg seems to be picking up the pace.
|
|
The pace was frenetic, and not just on the set.
|
|
I've become accustomed to the seasonal pace on Martha's Vineyard.
|
|
The pace is breathless — which makes it even more bingeable.
|
|
They continue to recover but at a relatively slow pace.
|
|
The pace and volume of plot is punishing, and numbing.
|
|
But the financial upheaval accelerated the pace of income inequality.
|
|
Export business grew but at a softer pace than June.
|
|
But websites of shady quality multiply at a dizzying pace.
|
|
But the pace has accelerated over the past few months.
|
|
Deals • Last month was the slowest pace of M.&A.
|
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If Mr. Becerra's pace continues, he could well surpass that.
|
|
That's not always easy, as autumn picks up its pace.
|
|
And we are losing languages at a more rapid pace.
|
|
The pace quickens, then slumps back into a seething quivering.
|
|
"Everything in India moves at a fast pace," Justice says.
|
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So hopefully you all have seen us increase our pace.
|
|
The pace ground to a halt, riddled with foul calls.
|
|
In the north, change can come at a glacial pace.■
|
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They insist that Trump controls the pace of his nominations.
|
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But the pace of deals began to take a toll.
|
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Since the nineties, the Jakobshavn has nearly tripled its pace.
|
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The pace of technological development in general is vastly different.
|
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Moving for work, love or just a change of pace?
|
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Investors will look to see if Europe's banks kept pace.
|
|
Netflix was on pace for its biggest loss since Oct.
|
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They practice walking so they know the layout and pace.
|
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It's the only way to sustain that pace of creation!
|
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But we have a pace we have to move at.
|
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I sped up my pace, and filed the incident away.
|
|
Three big questions loom over the pace of 5G adoption.
|
|
Slowing the pace of climate change is humanity's great task.
|
|
Meanwhile, she kept pace with him, rapidly, step for step.
|
|
Micron was on pace for its biggest decline since Oct.
|
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The Knicks are on pace for their worst season ever.
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WE'LL CONTINUE THAT PACE FOR THE NEXT COUPLE OF YEARS.
|
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That would be the fastest pace in nearly four years.
|
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But a handful expressed concern about the pace of progress.
|
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In the decade that followed, Spanish patrols slowed the pace.
|
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This will be a change of pace for congressional hearings.
|
|
"It changes people's pace to be around plants," Morera said.
|
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Some stability would be nice change of pace as well.
|
|
It's more about passion and pace rather than anything else.
|
|
"You see the pace is really quite bad," said Lowe.
|
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That could influence decisions about the pace of rate increases.
|
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Chipotle is on pace for its worst day since Oct.
|
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The 2016 pace was the lowest since contraction in 2009.
|
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Something that immediately suggested the brisk pace of a game.
|
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Today's players are limited by the modern game's slow pace.
|
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Democrats have bristled over the pace of the confirmation votes.
|
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Meanwhile, China's slowing pace of growth has challenged market stability.
|
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And sometimes a change of pace can be very refreshing.
|
|
Officials are stepping up the pace of approvals as well.
|
|
They had controlled the pace and kept Milwaukee in check.
|
|
That was up from the 269.0% pace estimated last month.
|
|
Unfortunately, growth has not kept pace with increasing health costs.
|
|
But the rapid pace of entrepreneurial success doesn't elude him.
|
|
He stood and began to pace, talking the story through.
|
|
"Nice pace that he's on," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said.
|
|
Consumers keep spending, maintaining a decent pace of economic growth.
|
|
Thus, the pace of asset reduction must be stepped up.
|
|
The pace of increases has broad implications for the economy.
|
|
But he is starting to get frustrated with the pace.
|
|
The pace of corporate mergers reached a peak in 2015.
|
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The stock was on pace for its worst day ever.
|
|
Bardet is third over all, 25 seconds off the pace.
|
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To compete, Microsoft has had to adopt a faster pace.
|
|
He is on pace to do so again this season.
|
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Car and chemical factories are moving at a slower pace.
|
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This may or may not improve the pace of building.
|
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He talks about continuing to work at a breakneck pace.
|
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And, they argue, we're not currently on pace for that.
|
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India has been eradicating extreme poverty at a breakneck pace.
|
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That number is on pace with previous quarters last year.
|
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Peter Pace, former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
|
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Welcome to Weimar: Germany settled refugees at a remarkable pace.
|
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Prices just keep soaring while incomes fail to keep pace.
|
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"I am not necessarily troubled by the pace," he said.
|
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A key component is the sheer pace Fat Tag allows.
|
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It was the fastest pace seen since April this year.
|
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So the breakneck pace of lawmaking should slow down eventually.
|
|
In May 2009, a friend and employee of Kelly's friended Pace on Myspace, Pace tells BuzzFeed News, and invited her to a party Kelly was throwing at his mansion in suburban Olympia Fields, Illinois.
|
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Martin said he does not believe the pace of hiring will necessarily slow from the 200,000 level once it resumes that pace, as many economists expect in the late stages of the employment cycle.
|
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There were some transitory factors in there but it does look like the underlying pace of GDP growth slowed somewhat, a bit of a slowdown in the pace of hiring seemed consistent with that.
|
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There were also some discouraging signs for the months ahead: new orders increased at the weakest pace since August last year, inflation pressures jumped at the fastest pace for several months and confidence sagged.
|
|
Shortly before the drones launched, the blue chip gallerist Marc Glimcher of Pace declared this work part of a larger effort to support nontraditional works that engage technology in what he calls Future/Pace.
|
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PACE lending has spawned a niche market for bonds backed by PACE obligations, but its growth has been hampered by opposition from government housing agencies like the FHA and the Federal Housing Finance Agency.
|
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The first episode of the new miniseries moves at a somnolent pace The first episode moves at a somnolent pace, and is primarily concerned with retconning The X-Files mythology to match modern concerns.
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Just look at this pace differential: by a significant margin, Iguodala functions on the fastest team in basketball when Curry is in the game, but when he's not their pace drops down to 26th.
|
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Overall U.S. car and light truck sales fell in August to a seasonally adjusted annual selling pace of 0003 million vehicles, according to WardsAuto, down from a 17.13 million vehicle pace a year ago.
|
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Alibaba (BABA) – Alibaba is on pace to post record sales for its Singles' Day event, although the pace of year-to-year growth is seen as likely to fall short of year-ago levels.
|
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Construction, mining and manufacturing all grew at their fastest pace in several years, pushing jobs growth above the 85033,000 pace in January, according to the ADP employment report, a survey measuring private-sector hiring.
|
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Construction, mining and manufacturing all grew at their fastest pace in several years, pushing jobs growth above the 261,000 pace in January, according to the ADP employment report, a survey measuring private-sector hiring.
|
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One man wants to push the pace and force the opponent to work harder than him, the other drags the pace up on his own and forces the opponent to try and keep up.
|
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That theme has continued through the year, as the 4-week average pace of buybacks has fallen 30% from 2018's pace as of this week, data from Bank of America Merrill Lynch shows.
|
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He did not refer to any personally preferred pace of rate hikes in his prepared slides, and instead said he would like to see the pace of rate hikes tied to progress on inflation.
|
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Business spending on equipment increased at its fastest pace in more than three years in the fourth quarter, contributing to the economy's 2.6 percent growth pace during the final three months of the year.
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Since the March weekly shipment pace is typically more than twice that of August, whether the United States is meeting the 384,000 tonnes-per-week pace moving forward would be extremely difficult to measure.
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Gross domestic product grew at a solid 22 percent pace in the second quarter, its best pace since 22020, boosting hopes that the economy is ready to break out of its decade-long slumber.
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Factory activity shrank for an eighth straight month and at a faster pace than in February, prompting factory owners to cut jobs at the fastest pace since the global financial crisis, a private survey showed.
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Investors understand that, instead of signaling a jump in the pace of growth, first-quarter GDP is instead consistent with the pace the economy has held to since the expansion began almost a decade ago.
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The slowdown in productivity was flagged in last week's gross domestic product report, which showed output increasing at a 23.0 percent pace in the fourth quarter, decelerating from the third quarter's brisk 23.7 percent pace.
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Researchers asked them to perform three different tasks: walking at a normal pace, reciting alternate letters of the alphabet while standing and walking at a normal pace while simultaneously reciting alternating letters of the alphabet.
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The finance ministry expects the economic recovery to continue this year, but sees the economy growing at a slightly slower pace than last year's pace of 3.2 percent as slowing investment weighs on the economy.
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The central bank said late last month that it would increase ETF purchases so its total holdings increase at an annual pace of 6 trillion yen, up from its previous pace of 3.3 trillion yen.
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I think that the pace of change in digital in the last two or three years has been phenomenal, and keeping pace with that is not easy, but it does create amazing opportunities as well.
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For example, by measuring how long it took to buy stamps at a post office they discovered that the social pace in the Netherlands was a lot faster than, for example, the pace in Indonesia.
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"Staff are working at a pace that is unheard of (in trade negotiations) ... and any suggestion that we're not operating beyond a normal pace is just flat wrong," U.S. trade envoy Robert Lighthizer told reporters.
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With help from the smooth tones of your guide, let the slow, undulating movements of these Pacific sea nettles slow the pace of your breathing and refocus your attention away from the pace of reality.
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With productivity rising, unit labor costs, the price of labor per single unit of output, increased at only a 0.2 percent pace in the second quarter, revised down from the previously reported 0.6 percent pace.
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Kuroda reiterated that the BOJ may slow the pace of its bond purchases from the current pace of 80 trillion yen ($769 billion) per year as long as it can meet its new yield target.
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Japan's economy contracted at an annualised pace of 6.3% in October-December period, shrinking at the fastest pace in almost six years, government data showed, highlighting a fragile outlook made worse by growing coronavirus risks.
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From Cape Horn to the finish, through the South and North Atlantic the past few weeks, the two leaders had the same pace or a slower pace than Gabart's 2012 race in the same stages.
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A rapid pace of expansion is essential for Trump's broader economic agenda but the U.S. economy grew at its slowest pace in three years in the first quarter, just 225 percent on an annualized basis.
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The Fed, which is reducing the holdings at a regular pace, has said that it does not want to adjust that pace in response to changes in economic conditions, preferring to adjust interest rates instead.
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The pace of price increases has slowed in recent months, forcing the Fed to back away from its predictions that this would be the year that inflation approaches the Fed's desired 2 percent annual pace.
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The pace of construction would need to be three to four times as fast as the maximum annual pace we have achieved so far, in 220 for wind turbines and in 22020 for solar panels.
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But the pace of store expansion will be measured, he said.
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The levels are simple but playful, with a typically leisurely pace.
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It's just a refreshing change of pace from the usual shooters.
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Pace didn't like keeping restraints tight, not even on a sim.
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The Germans were coming over the border at a great pace.
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Last month's sales pace was also the second-highest since 2007.
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The somnolent pace has amazed even those accustomed to Albany's inertia.
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They are investing at a massive pace: some $137bn in 2017.
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U.S. counterparts are spending as well, but at a calmer pace.
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The crackdown seems to be taking an incremental pace so far.
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The economy grew at a 2000% pace in the first quarter.
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China's Q2 growth number was identical with the previous quarter's pace.
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Both teams sought to pick up the pace offensively this season.
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Manufacturers raised their sales prices at the fastest pace since September.
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February's sales pace was revised slightly down to 5.47 million units.
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This represented the fastest growing pace in more than five years.
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It's interesting they haven't come out yet in that same pace.
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Though not running, the men are walking at a brisker pace.
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"I thought he (Anthony) he had a good pace," said Fisher.
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We've been extending life for generations, but vitality hasn't kept pace.
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It increased at a 0.8 percent pace in the first quarter.
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But the slow pace of growth suggests the recovery remains fragile.
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GDP increased at a 20123 percent pace in the third quarter.
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Kolsch and Widmyer keep things moving at such a brisk pace.
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He sent it back in a respectable timeframe, at my pace.
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The Bearcats knew the Bruins would try to push the pace.
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But right now, it's just Pace, Kusama, Rogers, and the crew.
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What if Pace paused for a beat before saying the line?
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Both players start moving at what looks like an impossible pace.
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It was the fastest pace since the fourth quarter of 2013.
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This antiquated approach cannot keep pace with today's on-demand economy.
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" Cook added: "Our goal now is to pick up the pace.
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That is the weakest pace since the first quarter of 2009.
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Under Mr Trudeau the pace of liberal legislation has picked up.
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"You have to take it at a measured pace," Niccol said.
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The E-Pace is incredibly stylish, devilishly fun and nicely refined.
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Schwarzenegger, 28, led the way, with Pratt keeping a good pace.
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Lake said she sometimes counts to herself to reduce the pace.
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The U.S. president expressed disappointment with the pace of rate hikes.
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It could slow down the pace of rate increases next year.
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The pace of loan growth was slower than October's 8.16 percent.
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Niederreiter, Dubnyk pace Wild in rout of Blues SAINT PAUL, Minn.
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Analysts had expected it to rise 8.5 percent, matching July's pace.
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It declined at a 30.0 percent pace in the third quarter.
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"Our customers are changing at a super fast pace," she said.
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"Drop Gear" is something of a change of pace for Huntly.
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Tesla has faced pressure to manufacture cars at a faster pace.
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Our hips rocked side to side, keeping pace with the rhythm.
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Amazon got really frustrated at the pace of our drone regulations.
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But some employees are expressing concern about the pace of expansion.
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Growth estimates for the second quarter are below a 2% pace.
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Create small milestones that you will achieve at a quicker pace.
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It has now grossed $176.1 million, well off its expected pace.
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The dizzying pace of new Cabinet nominations has irked some senators.
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Julie Pace of The Associated Press laid out the Democratic calculation.
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Gridlock has become common and transit systems struggle to keep pace.
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That's on the same pace as it's been since early 2015.
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The company is expected to up the pace starting in 2019.
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At any rate, she is taking things at her own pace.
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The prose is well crafted and the pace is pitch perfect.
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GDP grew at a 75.83 percent pace in the fourth quarter.
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Foreign demand also rose though at a slightly more moderate pace.
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Stocks are on pace to record their best month since January.
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I'm going to go at my own pace, hopefully keep progressing.
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But it's on pace this year to conduct even more executions.
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The app encouraged him to pick up his pace to 88.
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Stocks remain on pace for their largest weekly declines of 233.
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An avid runner, Hadley could now only pace around her cell.
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The pace of change is surpassing enterprises' ability to keep up.
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I did not have that postal pace when I first started.
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In the second quarter of 2018 the pace of increase quickened.
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October's retail sales grew at the fastest pace in 14 years.
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Cobb is trying to get on pace for a September return.
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That was the strongest pace since the third quarter of 22018.
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That pace should be slow enough not to rattle the market.
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Jaguar is hitting the crossover market with the $69,000 I-Pace.
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He worked at a furious pace, and his energy was contagious.
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It's where strangers show the pace of life on full display.
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A presidential election in July may slow the pace of auctions.
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The stock was on pace for its worst day since Oct.
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A way to pace things, to keep it all in hand.
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It begins the NCAA Division II playoffs against Pace on Saturday.
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Our leisurely pace was unfamiliar and drained me of my enthusiasm.
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ET, on pace for its biggest daily drop since November 9.
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The development of autonomous vehicles (AV) continues at a fast pace.
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So much of our technology is advancing at a breakneck pace.
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"I was drunk, because I wasn't used to alcohol," Pace says.
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An even bigger concern is the pace of Portuguese economic growth.
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By some estimates, the pace is half of the official figures.
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He encouraged all attendees to pace themselves for the long day.
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Our national debt is now on pace to top $19 trillion.
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That was slightly down from the 3.2% pace estimated last month.
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Growth estimates for the second quarter are below a 2.0% pace.
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Technological advancement will always outstrip the pace at which laws change.
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The pace of change in Vietnam presents a few historical ironies.
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Valanciunas set the pace with 231 points in the first half.
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The pace of executions in Vietnam looks unlikely to let up.
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But not every start-up kept up with the breakneck pace.
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The pace is startling and that tends to lead to errors.
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Roanhorse keeps Storm of Locusts humming along at a brisk pace.
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Hitting either target would entail transforming economies at a breakneck pace.
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The quality of these systems is advancing at a blistering pace.
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But the slow pace of change could eventually become a hindrance.
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For Stefania Pace, the issue of asylum is not a concern.
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Victoria Cribb, the sure-footed translator, keeps pace with every swerve.
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The win keeps Arizona on pace in a Pac-12 logjam.
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ACA enrollment, meanwhile, continues to lag noticeably behind last year's pace.
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He's slashed staff and slowed down his breakneck pace of campaigning.
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"This allows you to engage at your own pace," Lermitte said.
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The insurgents have also maintained a high pace of random mayhem.
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Brett Brown's pace and pass offense is predicated on space, too.
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But the level of funding has not kept pace with technology.
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That has slowed its ability to expand at a quicker pace.
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Still, she said, some workers were clearly unprepared for the pace.
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Pace is first launching these in Chicago, Austin and Bloomington, Ind.
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Normally, you can go about the game at your own pace.
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Both were on pace for a third weekly drop in four.
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Why would companies slow the pace of announcements and actual buybacks?
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On pace for about 2,000 in his first year in office.
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Mid caps rose at a slightly faster pace of 21.6 percent.
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That was the fastest pace since the fourth quarter of 2014.
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NIGERIA'S CENTRAL BANK GOVERNOR SAYS PACE OF ECONOMIC GROWTH REMAINS FRAGILE
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The startup has been releasing new features at an impressive pace.
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America has a programme called PACE; Britain has a Green Deal.
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As remarkable as the pace of growth was the geographical spread.
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The economy grew at a 22017% pace in the first quarter.
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Experts still believe this stock is on pace to break out.
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Runners will benefit from improved tracking for your pace and cadence.
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Many economists think the official figures exaggerate the pace (see article).
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It was the fastest pace since the third quarter of 2014.
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GDP increased at a 2.2 percent pace in the first quarter.
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Bond traders are also impressed by the pace of the increase.
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There's a sting to everything, and there's a pace to everything.
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Donald Trump has been staffing his administration at a glacial pace.
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Last month's sales pace was also the second highest since 4.03.
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All this is helping Amazon make money at a historic pace.
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That was the weakest pace since the third quarter of 2014.
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Pace alleges that Kelly filmed their sexual activities without her consent.
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It does evolve all the time, but the pace is predesigned.
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The I-PACE boasts 0 to 60 mph in 4.5 seconds.
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This is so important, since the pace of technology is stunning.
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PMI's stock is on pace for its best day since Oct.
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Since his victory, it has grown at a 22% annualised pace.
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GDP grew at a 1.4 percent pace in the second quarter.
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The number one thing I learned is just to pace ourselves.
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But they would stabilise as the pace of house-building slowed.
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New export orders grew at the fastest pace since September 2014.
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People want to see celebrities drinking wine at a rapid pace.
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Last year's pace was 6.81 percent, the fastest in a decade.
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The economy expanded at a 3.2% pace in the first quarter.
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So who might be interested in buying a Jaguar E-Pace?
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People are living longer and retirement ages have not kept pace.
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The deficit is on pace to expand again in fiscal 2019.
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Second quarter growth is well off the first quarter's 503% pace.
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We're accumulating knowledge and making discoveries at an ever faster pace.
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But new orders flowed in at the slowest pace since February.
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The framing and pace scream Lynch, as does the sound design.
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But the quickening pace left nagging questions hanging in the air.
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This was slower than an expected 3.1 percent pace, Ruskin said.
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But no one believes Musk will deliver cars at that pace.
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New generation capacity was not being added at the same pace.
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Its pace is close to about one major buy per year.
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The index was on pace for a fifth day of gains.
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These restrictions and obligations would slow the pace of internet innovation.
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You can start early and keep a slow but steady pace.
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That's a pretty solid appreciation in the pace of wage growth.
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Another, Honar Harki, was impatient with the pace of the operation.
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The sales pace for March, April and May was revised lower.
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Export orders also fell at a faster pace than in April.
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He is on pace to collect 24 homers and 105 RBIs.
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Economists expect a 2 percent growth pace for the first quarter.
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But now's the time to let up on your leisurely pace.
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However, it was also China's slowest growth pace in 28 years.
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They come here for a change of pace, for something different.
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But there is no doubting China's determination to push the pace.
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Trump has been filling judicial vacancies at a near-unprecedented pace.
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Prices rose 0.1 percent in January, keeping pace with December's increase.
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The Nasdaq composite is on pace for a record-setting month.
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Executives were also quick to defend the pace of loan growth.
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Books and comics will continue to arrive at a regular pace.
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Productivity grew at a 3.3 percent pace in the third quarter.
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The shrines are the other half of the perfect pace equation.
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Manufacturing production dropped at a 1.9% pace in the first quarter.
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Rents will still grow, but potentially at a much slower pace.
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Systems-level approaches are fundamental to accelerating the pace of development.
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He also says he believes J.P. is Kelly accuser Jerhonda Pace.
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The first quarter grew at that same sluggish pace last year.
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Ironically, chipmakers are on pace for their best first quarter ever.
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He soon became disillusioned with the slow pace of French bureaucracy.
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That was a slower pace than April's 19.2 percent annual rise.
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The pace of growth was below analyst forecasts of 20.1 percent.
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That is just half the pace policymakers saw back in December.
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That pace of development has accented a trend within Paralympic sports.
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Likewise, nobody wants to experience the web at a snail's pace.
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So, you're going to see a more moderate pace of growth.
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But economists expect the pace to slow in the second quarter.
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I just think that everything takes time and has a pace.
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Meanwhile, in Canada, things began moving forward at an extraordinary pace.
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But I've been impressed lately by the current pace at eFounders.
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Oil prices are now on pace for a second weekly gain.
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Last month's sales pace was also the second highest since 2007.
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That was down from the 1.83 percent pace estimated in February.
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Yet, tech companies went public at the slowest pace since 2009.
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Third-quarter corporate reports also have continued at a heavy pace.
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As always in China, the pace of reform will be controlled.
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The best way to work this energy is to pace yourself!
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Consumer watchdogs have been warning about PACE loans for some time.
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Unfortunately, the federal government has not kept pace with these trends.
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Freshman guard Quentin Grimes scored 23 points to pace the Jayhawks.
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Email and instant messaging made the pace of communication much faster.
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That was the slowest pace in 21.2 years, according to Reuters.
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It is forecast to continue to grow at a robust pace.
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Huntington Ingalls was on pace for is best day since Feb.
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Pace, from bike-share startup company Zagster, has launched in Tallahassee.
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Don't stop the pace of decisive reforms and implement judicial reform.
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The stock was on pace for its worst day since Aug.
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Julie Pace of The Associated Press walked us through the politics.
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DEUTSCHE BANK AND COMMERZBANK DIVIDED OVER PACE OF MERGER TALKS - SOURCES
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He is on pace to hit 30 home runs this year.
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PACE is an arm of the 47-nation Council of Europe.
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It's the slowing pace of new product approvals, especially in 2016.
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Technology could barely keep pace with the whims of his charges.
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Others said England lost focus and pace in the second half.
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But it's impossible to deny the rapid pace of that growth.
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That pace of production is still below that of many carmakers.
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It has since been testing missile technology at a hectic pace.
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GDI rose at a 1.0 percent pace in the fourth quarter.
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This year the pace of ballistic missile testing has been unprecedented.
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Companies cannot afford to raise wages at the pace of inflation.
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Michael Hardwick was appointed executive director of the Linda Pace Foundation.
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"Four years ago people weren't moving at this pace," he said.
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I guided him to quicken his pace and I came hard.
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The annual pace was higher than the 1.5 percent rise forecast.
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Didi is also hitting milestones at a brisker pace than Uber.
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France's private sector grew at its fastest pace in 10 months.
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"It's big," Duffy said of his effort to understand Syndergaard's pace.
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The pace of real wage growth has shown no discernible uptick.
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The writer is professor emeritus of public administration at Pace University.
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The loveliness of the F-PACE is its greatest calling card.
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However, the major averages remain on pace for a positive April.
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Even so, observers had been satisfied with the pace of reform.
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Moreover, wages are growing at their fastest pace in a decade.
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Correlated growth around the world is continuing at a reasonable pace.
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Outside the budget, its regulatory reach has at least kept pace.
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