Henry McMaster has issued evacuation orders for parts of Jasper County, all of Beaufort County, parts of Colleton County, all of Charleston County, parts of Berkeley County, parts of Dorchester County, parts of Georgetown County and parts of Horry County.
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In my attempt to image queer kinship I acknowledge the beautiful parts, the prickly parts, the radical parts, and the parts that have long needed fixing.
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For example, a creature made entirely of snake parts and tarantula parts will be more difficult to tame than an animal made of sheep parts and puppy parts.
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The parts that voted for him, the parts that didn't, the parts that couldn't vote: all at once.
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This applies whether it's 90 parts of dangerous chromium-6 and 10 parts of safe chromium-3, or 10 parts of chromium-63 and 90 parts of chromium-3.
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When I look at this, I see holes — parts that are missing, parts of Kurdistan, parts of the narrative.
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Advance Auto Parts — Shares of Advance Auto Parts soared 6.2% after the auto parts retailed posted better-than-expected earnings.
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Some of the parts, they realized, connected to other parts.
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They get credit on some parts and not other parts.
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Are my Welsh parts as good as his Welsh parts?
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Some parts are, but other parts are moving right along.
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I only saw which parts of me made the cut and which parts didn't, and I strove to change the parts that didn't.
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The quiet parts make the loud parts exciting and vice versa.
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They cut the boring parts and moved through the interesting parts.
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The pretty parts get dark, and the dark parts get weird.
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They get credit on some parts and not on other parts.
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"There were good parts and bad parts, I guess," she said.
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Parts of jobs could go away, but other new parts emerge.
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In general, the customizable parts of salad are the interesting parts of salad, the parts that make you look forward to eating the salad.
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Some parts were a little better than expected, other parts were worse.
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Think: Equal parts functional, equal parts cool — in my book, at least.
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SOME PARTS WERE OKAY BUT A LOT OF THE PARTS WERE NOT.
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Some parts of a claim may be granted and other parts denied.
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Are those "counterfeit" parts or are they repaired or refurbished genuine parts?
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In some parts, the lower parts of their bodies could be seen.
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"Parts will be permanent and parts will be temporary," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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Parts of the story aren't necessarily the best parts of my life.
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It's true I get bed parts sometimes, or wheelchair parts — oh, boy!
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Halloween is one part spook, two parts costumes, and three parts candy.
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The goal is to boost auto parts manufacturing in North America by forcing car companies to use parts made here versus cheaper parts from Asia.
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Those shops buy new car parts from the likes of AutoZone, Advance Auto Parts and Genuine Parts, all of which are seeing higher sales, Cramer said.
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In other words, the new "growth" parts of Disney aren't growing quickly enough to compensate for the declining parts of the old "mature" parts of Disney.
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Parts of China are now as advanced as parts of the industrialized world.
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Often some parts of the economy are strong and other parts are weak.
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Auto parts Auto parts retailers were also among the top performers in 2018.
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If you think about the baser parts of humanity, that's the old parts.
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It also carries skateboard parts, apparel, padding for vulnerable body parts and helmets.
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"Parts of it look like Diplodocus; other parts not so much," Woodruff said.
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"When you see repeatedly the same address and the same individuals at the same location continuing to order parts and parts and parts and parts for the same types of guns, some red flags have to go up," Mr. Grewal said.
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It's fed the illusion that the advanced parts of our thinking are the "rational" parts up top that try to control the more "primitive" parts down below.
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Parts of Wormwood are interviews with the son; parts are Sarsgaard playing the father.
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Each Assist is made up of four parts: two bases and two top parts.
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Male grasshoppers have external parts to help support and latch onto the female parts.
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Should always be true if damaged/used parts are correctly replaced with newer parts.
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There's good parts, other parts that are less good, but it's very, very thick.
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Those parts will be 10X lower cost than CNC parts, and simple to order.
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You look at a Chromebook and most of the parts are basically phone parts.
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It helps connect the various parts that people use with the parts they don't.
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Solitary confinement also affects parts of the brain—physically shrinks parts of the brain.
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The guys write their own parts, but I kinda work on their parts too.
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Parts of the mass will be rather wet, while other parts will be floury.
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Every model allows parts of the economy to change while other parts are fixed.
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Some of it shaded to a green-black, parts were dark blue, parts olive.
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Those are framed as positive terms, but really they're just saying, "Hide the bad parts and play up the good parts" — and therefore, there are "bad" and "good" parts.
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And when we listen, we might think about the most vulnerable aspects of our own sensibilities, too — the irremediably blue parts, the hopeful parts, the shy or naïve parts.
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She suggests going for equal parts water and equal parts almond milk for added richness.
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It's not clear what parts of the document dump are authentic and what parts aren't.
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The worst parts of British cities are safer than the worst parts of American cities.
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It constricts the arteries in some parts to increase the blood flow to other parts.
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It cost her parts of her smile, the parts that made her feel most whole.
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As we age, some parts of our DNA gain methylation, and some parts lose methylation.
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We have to live in all parts of the country, all parts of the world.
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Now there are seven different "cool" parts of Brooklyn, there are cool parts of Queens.
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One type, the "pin," has long female parts (its pistil) and short male parts (anthers).
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Parts does exactly what its name suggests: cast models for jobs that require magnificent parts.
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Both had parts I liked and parts I would never dream of letting anyone hear.
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Accepting parts of Josh taught me to accept parts I could not accept in myself.
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There are very Democratic parts of Texas and very Republican parts of California, for instance.
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A recipe with 99% alcohol could be three parts alcohol to two parts aloe vera.
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"You learn more about how different parts of the business impact other parts," Dickinson said.
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Wealthy coastal states are completely incomparable to parts of less-advantaged parts of the country.
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The questions are broken into three parts, to match the three parts of the book.
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"We're building these parts in the aftermarket because Tesla won't sell these parts," Sadow said.
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There are very Democratic parts of Texas and very Republican parts of California, for instance.
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But what about the parts of "TROS" that appear to undo parts of "Episode VIII?"
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Parts of the protein chain are attracted to one another while other parts are repelled.
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That includes parts used in factories and those sold in auto parts stores and repair shops.
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And because I played keyboard I wound up playing the bass parts and the keyboard parts.
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Instead of getting sample parts from third-party companies, you can manufacture your parts in house.
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She studies the virtual overlay to see the likely faulty parts highlighted on the actual parts.
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The parts in life that aren't funny are the parts we need to laugh at most.
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We're three parts water and two parts fuel, with some bones to hold it all together.
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People like certain parts of what we're doing, don't like certain parts of what we're doing.
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There are so many different parts of me that care about different parts of my music.
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"We're looking at doing parts repairs or manufacturing of parts for the long term," he added.
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It could result in mixed experiences with parts that don't perform as well as official parts.
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Most political activists I know love parts of their party and despise parts of their party.
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In fact, many independent brand parts have lifetime warranties, something that car company parts often lack.
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Stir well, otherwise some parts of the syrup will have much more THC than other parts.
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"You look at a Chromebook and most of the parts are basically phone parts," Bohn said.
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The best parts of "Autumn," the most moving parts, the transcendent parts, come during Elisabeth and Daniel's conversations about words, art, life, books, the imagination, how to observe, how to be.
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Today is to be Parts of the Parts of my Sure, Jer Please do Point at parts of me while saying the name of it off our list of Words Worth Knowing.
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But only certain parts of the heart—namely, the muscly meat parts—are allowed in ground beef.
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Maya's flashes of unpleasantness are some of the most honest parts and relatable parts of the show.
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That could reduce trade in parts dramatically, since EVs have many fewer moving parts than conventional cars.
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The duties impact items such as X-ray machine parts, water boilers, airplane tires and industrial parts.
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Sure, it's a little bit of an Apple parts-bin remix, but the parts are all good.
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There are two parts to the story, and unfortunately only one of those parts offers real answers.
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But work in other parts of Europe and in other parts of the world is less common.
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Vacant lots and vacant housing are common in some parts of the city, overcrowding in other parts.
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"There are parts of it that I love and also parts of it that are super challenging."
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But in Trump, they see the bad parts of America swamping the parts of it they admire.
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Focus your energy deliberately on parts you can control and find peace with the parts you can't.
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Automakers are still making checks on other parts, including those that they received through their parts suppliers.
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In reality, I think the Fish Bowl was 100 parts Malibu rum to zero parts anything else.
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After examining the parts, the outlet concluded that 303 parts, or 53.2 percent, were made in Japan.
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Parts of Lilongwe have experienced flash flooding, and heavy rain continues in most parts of the country.
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Miracle Workers' parts are probably greater than its whole, but the parts are a lot of fun.
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Parts of Greece, like Rhodes, are under the Patriarch's direct authority, other parts undisputedly under the archbishop.
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You will see women standing in line in Vestavia, in parts of Mobile, in parts of Montgomery.
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Auto parts experts Advance offers expert solutions in a complex auto parts market, something Amazon can't provide.
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The company distributes auto parts to body shops, especially parts recycled from wrecked cars throughout North America.
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There are parts of our border that are secure and parts of our border that are not.
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Parts of the North of England, and particularly poorer parts of the country, are more pro-Brexit.
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And as a bonus, it is easier to remove and upgrade computer parts than mobile device parts.
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Parts of the album seems slightly more accessible than the tape while other parts seem more experimental.
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The parts that were so celebrated were great, but they were the only parts that were notable.
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Typically, they're heavy on the fear and loathing parts of getting high, rather than the fun parts.
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I mean, a third of speaking parts are for ... Women get only one third of speaking parts.
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Common goods, including garden hoses, TVs, air conditioner parts, and car parts are now all in shortage.
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Also Chinese parts often end up being used in auto parts that are built in other countries.
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Here's where the irony begins: He can more easily hurt the conservative parts than the liberal parts.
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New York (CNN Business)Ford has tapped McDonald's to help it turn coffee parts into car parts.
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Some goofy parts to embarrassing parts, but I did have the summer of 22006 documented pretty well.
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EK: But that's partly because which parts are progress and which parts are problems is contested, right?
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As soon as I agree to undo my magic tricks and talk about which parts are literally true, which parts are figuratively true, which parts are pulled open wide and which parts are contracted, as soon as I do that, I've given someone else sovereignty over my story.
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"You're going to spend some parts of the game playing as Bruce — significant parts — you're going to spend some parts of the game playing as Batman, and you're going to play some significant parts where you get to choose whether you want to be Bruce or Batman," Bruner said.
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The United States has challenged content requirements applied by India (solar cells), Argentina (import licenses), China (tax refunds, auto parts), Turkey (rice), Canada (wheat, auto parts) and the Philippines (auto parts) among others.
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Within seconds, the AI has seemingly identified the different parts of the car and determined which parts can be repaired and which parts need to be entirely written-off and therefore replaced fully.
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Even when locked, the phones can be stripped for parts—and because Apple doesn't actually sell parts to repair companies, the repair industry needs to get creative about where it gets parts from.
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Fourteen had levels over 213,215 parts per billion, including a fountain with a lead concentration of 220,680 parts per billion, and a classroom faucet with a lead level of 32,500 parts per billion.
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Higher probability areas include some parts of China, including its border with North Korea, and parts of Japan.
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The best parts of love might be private, but sometimes, the worst parts, you share with the world.
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If you explore the hidden parts of yourself, are you exploring the bigger, larger parts of the universe?
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And we found a motor...then suddenly we found parts of bones, and parts from [the pilot's] clothes.
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The parts that you see on the back upper half, for example, are parts of the actual mainboard.
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These include parts for civilian planes to ensure they fly safely and parts for the International Space Station.
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You can specifically bring members of your team in for different parts (or all parts) of a meeting.
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That's all thanks to fewer moving parts and the absence of liquid, which erodes those parts, Atti explained.
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I'm working on a track with KiNK, and I send him parts and he sends me parts [online].
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Depending on the "NUD," certain parts of these sculptures can resemble breasts, penises, and other sexualized human parts.
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That means users can make more parts per run or bigger parts than they previously could with Carbon.
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Who even knows which parts of that notorious dossier were corroborated by the FBI and which parts weren't?
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Winkfield's world is oddly atomized: it is made of parts joined to other parts to make unlikely gatherings.
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"There are parts of the press reports that were accurate and parts that were not," Mr. Ito said.
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The parts supplier will be merged with another KKR portfolio company, Calsonic Kansei, which also provides car parts.
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ACTIVE BODY PARTS One way to make your reader giggle is to give body parts their own agency.
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And the performance review, as great as the positive parts were, the bad parts were pretty -- pretty bad.
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For example, a supplier making engine parts must buy the steel or aluminum used to make those parts.
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In the Times, David Brooks is fine with some parts of the bill but appalled by other parts.
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In this case, workers took all the parts out of the boxes around the Model X line, arranged the parts with a clear sequence and labels, and put the parts back into the boxes.
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Pros: Versatile — can use on alternative parts of foot and other parts of body, simple, relatively compact and easy to storeCons: Impersonal — doesn't differentiate between parts of feet, no way to change movement settings
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There were parts of our game that were good and some parts we need to be a little better.
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Some parts of the juicer are dishwasher safe and a cleaning brush is included for the parts that aren't.
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"We certainly want to expand into larger parts of Europe, Australia and very selective parts of Asia," Velamakanni said.
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Advance Auto Parts fell 4.4 percent while O'Reilly Automotive fell 3.5 percent and Genuine Parts shares fell 1.6 percent.
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They believe that parts of their industry, or other parts of the political system as a whole, need changing.
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You have to ask yourself is the arcade game its individual parts, is it the sum of its parts?
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As we stand now, there are parts of the economy that are state dominated, many parts that have subsidies.
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It all seems fairly well put together, but moving parts are moving parts and thus more prone to failure.
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Managers struggled to use data siloed in different parts of the company or in different parts of the world.
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It adds to the believability of the character, but also less moving parts means there's less parts to break.
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We try to be optimistic in some parts even more, and in some parts we try to be conservative.
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"No body parts should be touching other body parts that've been touching anything on public transportation," she told me.
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It's also like the best parts of apps (speedy, native functionality) without the worst parts (App store rankings), too.
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Nickel Boys is more than the sum of its parts, and its parts are beautifully constructed to begin with.
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It lowered the allowable ambient ozone concentration to 70 parts per billion from the previous 75 parts per billion.
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Even auto parts sellers are down: O'Reilly Automotive and Advance Auto Parts are down two and four percent, respectively.
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The whole series will be nine parts in totalThe docu-series is set to be released in nine parts.
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The difference in tone and affect between the parts he read and the parts he freestyled was almost comical.
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Playing acoustic, there are finer nuances, with an emphasis on vocals being married to guitar parts within guitar parts.
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But the athletic and dramatic parts of pro wrestling—the visible parts of it—are along for the ride.
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C.V.J.' is a homage to the quieter parts of him, the parts of him that he prefers to hide.
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In certain parts of the world, guns are also largely built from scrap parts, making them hard to count.
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The animalism of Hanawalt's work helps reveal parts of women we rarely see onscreen — the strangest, horniest, hungriest parts.
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Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014 and seized parts of Crimea, a southern peninsula, and eastern parts of the country.
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A supply shock comes when companies cannot get parts to support the global supply chain, particularly parts from China.
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Speculation is difficult without knowing which parts of ObamaCare are repealed and which parts of TrumpCare will replace them.
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We're approaching spring in a lot of parts of the country or a lot of parts of the planet.
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Halibut with wild mushrooms was no more than the sum of its parts, although they were very good parts.
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Stores that sell car batteries, mufflers and other parts are facing new pressure since Amazon started selling auto parts.
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There needs to be finality in some parts of our government, even as chaos reigns in all other parts.
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Certain parts of the game, like the end of the fourth quarter, were more highly rated than other parts.
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Bake-Off appeals to the best parts of our nature: the parts that love dessert and hate vicarious embarrassment.
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The systems we build are choices about which parts of our natures to unleash, and which parts to check.
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It's not current stuff, so there are fewer people who can really work on it or are familiar with these particular parts, the parts cost more, and they have to make new parts to fix things.
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Many of the parts in some Chinese computers come from American or Korean companies; it may be difficult to fully replace foreign-made computers and parts with Chinese-made computers and parts by the 2022 deadline.
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And there's a risk that other populist tendencies in other parts of the world reignite parts of the trade war.
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Just because the engines are much simpler in terms of the number of parts and the complexities of the parts.
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Walmart on Tuesday announced a 2019 partnership with Advance Auto Parts to create a specialty auto parts store on Walmart.com.
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Apple referred to the "ambient" parts like background piano music as distinct from the more central parts like the vocals.
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Searchers have recovered parts of the plane wreckage, including passengers' personal belongings, life vests, aircraft chairs and even body parts.
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When new parts are needed, only genuine Apple parts are used, so repaired devices work exactly the way they should.
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I'm talking about replacing parts of your hardware, parts of your brain, with technology that surpasses your brain in functionality.
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The creatures of Siren capture what makes mermaids such captivating figures: They are equal parts alluring and equal parts dangerous.
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Eventually, Markforged wants to make it cheaper to manufacture parts at scale instead of producing those parts through other means.
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U.S. imports from Mexico ranging from auto-parts to airplane parts allow U.S. companies to compete successfully in global markets.
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Read on for the best parts, the worst parts, and to see just how nostalgia-happy each half-hour gets.
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"You've got to take the bad parts and put them on paper and then move on to the happy parts."
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Lead levels as high as 22004 parts per billion were measured, but most results were below 22007 parts per billion.
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Powell called parts of the Dodd-Frank Act "unnecessarily burdensome" and said some parts may not be needed at all.
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Auto parts makers were in focus amid reports that auto parts makers are in the cross hairs of European regulators.
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The stock dragged down other auto-parts retailers, with Autozone and Advance Auto Parts falling 9.4 percent and 14 percent.
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Think of autophagy like the cell's own recycling program: useless parts are destroyed to create energy to build new parts.
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Once parts of the reef had weakened or died, other parts of it became more vulnerable to storms, she said.
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NFX is also taking the "good parts" of its accelerator program and jettisoning the parts that weren't working as well.
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It's a fairly forgettable film, and the sum is less than its parts, but man, those parts are something else.
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A significant number of flawed parts and parts in need of design changes also come from Tesla's suppliers, they said.
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Americans move around a lot, coming and going from different parts of the country at different parts of their lives.
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That move dragged down other auto-parts retailers, with Autozone down 9.07 percent and Advance Auto Parts down 11.62 percent.
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She cherry-picks parts of schmaltzy films to focus on, and edits out the parts that hurt and mock her.
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Parts of the city are still restive, and the war grinds on in Aleppo and other parts of the country.
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The U.S. recall notification named Japanese auto parts supplier Showa Auto Parts Co as the manufacturer of the defective part.
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It means there is no mechanism for spreading the concept to other parts of Kerala, or other parts of India.
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"I believe parts of it, and then there are other parts that are factually wrong," Haberman said Friday on CNN.
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Experts worry that as tiger parts become harder to obtain, a new illicit trade in jaguar parts will take hold.
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"The color is changing — in some parts, the water is crystal blue, in other parts it's emerald," Mr. Tripicchio said.
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Major automakers source many of their parts from China, which is considered the international manufacturing base for electric car parts.
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The standard tightened emissions to 70 parts per billion down from 75 parts per billion, as was set in 2008.
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While it's common for next-generation parts to leak onto the Internet months in advance, these parts don't guarantee anything.
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The only parts that won't be printed are the electronics, cables, and a handful of moving parts and rubber gaskets.
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Advance Auto Parts slumped 10.3 percent to $129.02 after the auto parts retailer cut its full-year comparable sales forecast.
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It also exports $32.5 billion worth of parts from US automakers and parts manufacturers to assembly plants operating in Mexico.
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For one, it acknowledges that Facebook can separate parts of its advertising service from other parts of its vast platform.
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They'll look for the serial numbers on the parts, track down where those parts were made and who sold them.
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"Some of it was just allowing certain choices—guitar parts, banjo parts, keyboard parts—to exist and be audible," says Bob Mehr, author of the definitive Replacements history Trouble Boys and co-producer of the box set.
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For even without ISIL, even without Al Qaida, instability will continue for decades in many parts of the world — in the Middle East, in Afghanistan and parts of Pakistan, in parts of Central America and Africa and Asia.
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Each spin costs 3 Spare Parts, which you get either through "trading in" old parts (one for one), or through (you guessed it) loot boxes, which contain a vanity item, some Bank, and a haul of Spare Parts.
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Because the parts are new, that makes sense, but experts in the right to repair world say that Apple is likely selling these parts for a profit, and for much more than refurbished original or aftermarket parts cost.
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The Volkswagen tender specifies the chemistry for the battery will initially be six parts nickel, two parts cobalt and two parts manganese or 6:22025:214.2, but that it could at some stage switch to 213.7:275:2000.
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Harvey's waters are still draining out of parts of Texas, and the storm is still buffeting parts of Mississippi and Louisiana.
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The federal lands include Grand Teton National Park, parts of Yellowstone National Park, and parts of the Bridger-Teton National Forest.
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More importantly, US parts makers shipped another $32.5 billion worth of parts to Mexico, mostly to use in Mexican auto plants.
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Some of these parts can step in to handle traumatic or stressful situations, while other parts dissociate, or escape, from reality.
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Often after traumatic incidents, some parts are dwelled on and can even get exaggerated over time, while other parts become muddied.
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"There is absolutely no reason that Democrats can't win in rural parts of Iowa and rural parts of Montana," Bullock said.
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Camille, pregnant in overalls, peeled an unending supply of avocados on the Equal Parts cutting board using the Equal Parts knife.
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Some parts of the dossier have been verified by the FBI, and we now know which parts Merkley thinks are true.
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Before the company has tested out parts of the altitude control system, for instance, as well parts of the communications system.
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It also rejected GM requests for high frequency antennas, push-button ignition switches, battery cables, electric motor parts and brake parts.
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Advance Auto Parts — The auto parts retailer reported adjusted quarterly profit of $1.90 per share, missing estimates of $2.12 a share.
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They've discovered that your brain creates pathways connecting the parts that process sound with the parts linked to emotions and memories.
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Volkswagen (VLKAY) has settled a dispute with two key parts suppliers, with affected plants expected to resume production as parts arrive.
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You can feel around the body and the parts that receive the fluid will be harder than the parts that didn't.
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The show has made a name for itself having the equal-parts-disturbing, equal-parts-addicting stories that change every season.
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Nissan will replace parts of the braking system if upon inspection the parts are found to be defective, the company said.
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Clearly, some parts of the body regenerate, like the liver, but other parts, like the brain and heart, much less so.
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Simply put: the negative parts of the old male-female dynamic should be removed, and the positive parts have to stay?
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She would cut off parts of her foam mattress, or use scraps of clothing—sometimes even parts of her school uniform.
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The National Weather Service also briefly issued rare tornado watches for eastern parts of Pennsylvania and western parts of New Jersey.
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The fighting also spread across other parts of the city as rebels fired mortars on government controlled parts of the city.
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Among the issues: metal shavings inside some inflator parts; improperly welded inflator casings; bad propellant wafers, and bent or damaged parts.
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They just got caught up in this crazy world and have to suppress parts of themselves — but only parts of themselves.
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One such stock is LKQ Corporation, a little-known $11 billion auto parts giant that distributes alternative and specialty car parts.
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But the good parts are not new — they are imported from the Bush approach — and the new parts are not good.
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He used Betances and Miller, his two All-Star relievers, for parts of two innings and Chapman for parts of three.
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Udelv announced a contract with automotive aftermarket parts distribution business XL Parts to use self-driving delivery vans in Houston, Texas.
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Nearly every other smartphone on the planet uses off-the-shelf parts, and many camera companies just use generic Panasonic parts.
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What parts of the human experience will remain – what parts of humanity will preserve our history as our home planet deteriorates?
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Trump's advisers think both Israelis and Palestinians will like parts of the U.S. peace plan and hate other parts of it.
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What parts of your body would you like to highlight, what parts of your body would you like to detract from?
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Parts of the county were put under an evacuation order early Tuesday morning, along with parts of Wakulla and Gulf counties.
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Parts of the hull that were bombarded were in poor condition, but other parts of the hull had almost no damage.
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Employment. The midwinter bounce in auto parts stocks O'Reilly Automotive, Advance Auto Parts and AutoZone did not go unnoticed by Cramer.
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Certain parts of the dossier have either been confirmed or proven false, while other parts of the memo compilation remain unverified.
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This category of truck was created so manufacturers could salvage parts from older trucks, or parts from those damaged in accidents.
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Weather extremes: Parts of the U.S. Midwest are colder than parts of Antarctica as wildfires rage in Australia's record-breaking heat.
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Workers will remove unstable parts of the bench wall and support weakened parts of the wall with "fiber reinforced polymer" wrap.
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Brownells continues to carry parts and accessories that achieve similar results, including binary trigger modification parts, which ship to 44 states.
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An automobile's original parts will indeed wear out, but an adult human is not operating with his or her original parts.
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Annexing any parts of the West Bank or any parts of the Jordan Valley will create a very strong Arab reaction.
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Instead of looking for the worst parts of its world, you're invited to find the parts that people miss the most.
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Advance Auto Parts – The auto parts retailer reported adjusted quarterly profit of $1.97 per share, 11 cents a share above estimates.
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Advance Auto Parts jumped 5.9 percent after beating quarterly profit estimates and the auto parts retailer announced a share buyback program.
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Few recognize that Medicare Parts B and D, the fastest growing parts of Medicare, are funded largely through general tax revenues.
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You live in that house, so you end up resenting parts of it, no matter how fetching those parts may be.
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But these advancements changed the interdependent nature of our bodies; some parts could be artificially maintained even while other parts died.
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"Because lead in water can release sporadically, you could test now and find 260 parts per billion, and test 211 minutes later and get 1,000 parts per billion, and test tomorrow and get 4,000 parts per billion," said Lambrinidou.
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Thus far, 210 Gbps connections are available in Chattanooga; parts of southern Vermont; Salisbury, North Carolina; and parts of Detroit and Minneapolis.
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As it heats further, weather cycles are set to speed up, leaving wet parts of the world wetter, and dry parts drier.
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But while these are the parts that define metal to the world, they are not the parts that matter most to metalheads.
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COSTCO CFO ON TARIFFS- "THERE CONTINUE TO BE A LOT OF MOVING PARTS, ALTHOUGH SOME OF THE MOVING PARTS ARE GETTING BIGGER"
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Slavin, an artist by training, says some parts of the project rely on scientific rigor, while other parts are more scientifically inspired.
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HDR lets bright parts of the picture look more vivid and dark parts look darker while serving up more colors in between.
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Volkswagen — Volkswagen settled a dispute with two key parts suppliers and said affected plants would gradually resume production as parts are delivered.
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This supercut puts together some good parts—take offs, fun in zero gravity—and bad parts—annoying space turbulence, exploding spaceship problems.
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Advance Auto Parts — The auto parts retailer beat estimates by 10 cents a share, with adjusted quarterly profit of $2.46 per share.
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By the numbers: Cars and auto parts: A significant portion of trade between the U.S. and Mexico is cars and auto parts.
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Exports of cars and car parts fell 7.9 percent in February from a year earlier, while computers and parts slumped 14.1 percent.
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At the same time, American automakers and auto parts manufacturers send $32.5 billion worth of parts and vehicles south of the border.
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The Flemish-speaking parts of Belgium, and parts of Italy and Spain, also speak regional varieties as well as the standard variety.
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I didn't get to decide which parts of the job I was above, or which parts I just didn't feel like doing.
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It's interesting how people choose to magnify parts of me, and then also slough off the rest of the parts of myself.
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Once the "non-conforming" parts are analyzed and fixed, they can be used either for spare parts or in final vehicle assembly.
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Advance Auto Parts – The auto parts retailer was upgraded to "overweight" from "neutral" at Atlantic Equities, which cites valuation among other factors.
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Advance Auto Parts – The auto parts retailer reported adjusted quarterly profit of $2.10 per share, beating the $1.97 a share consensus estimate.
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On July 2, a total solar eclipse will pass over southern parts of Chile and Argentina, and parts of the South Pacific.
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In this election we've been ignoring the parts of America that are working well and wallowing in the parts that are fading.
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The groom's stepfather , is a vice president for tools and equipment at the Genuine Parts Company, an auto parts distributor in Atlanta.
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"Approval of any president are the sum of the nation's parts, and the economy is just one of those parts," Campbell said.
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In one photo, twins identically dressed in baseball jackets, lit by a harsh flash, stare with equal parts concern, equal parts disdain.
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The midwinter bounce in auto parts stocks O'Reilly Automotive, Advance Auto Parts and AutoZone did not go unnoticed by CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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One worker can easily lift most of the parts at Gladstone, while some parts at Columbus South weigh up to 260 pounds.
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Aside from European-built aircraft and parts, goods on the list include motorcycles, food, drink, clothes, base metal parts and jewelry equipment.
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The United States imported $44.6 billion in auto parts, and exported $20.48 billion in parts in 2017, U.S. Census bureau data shows.
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I don't know how to talk clearly about this program in which some parts are thriving and some parts are failing simultaneously.
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Advance Auto Parts – The auto parts retailer missed estimates by seven cents a share, reporting adjusted quarterly profit of $1.58 per share.
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" And he said, "Well, there are some parts of the Foreign Office that are different from other parts of the Foreign Office.
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Parts sellers need a mind-boggling degree of inventory — enough parts for the wide array of cars on the road, Jordan said.
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Alphabet is organized in two parts: Google and "Other Bets," which each house the various other parts of the company&aposs business.
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For example, in 8003, a Jefferies report warned that Amazon could go after auto parts retailers like AutoZone and Advance Auto Parts.
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Listed auto parts retailer such as Autozone Inc, O'Reilly Automotive Inc and Genuine Parts Co provide some inspiration for Advent's ambitious plans.
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The regulation reduced the allowable level of ground-level ozone to 70 parts per billion, from the previous 75 parts per billion.
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Rather than making it easy for small, independent companies to repair devices by selling them parts, manufacturers restrict access to those parts.
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This view says that certain parts of the brain are central to making us human, while other parts are not as important.
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Since then, however, the gaps have widened again, with incomes in some parts of the nation surging while other parts fall behind.
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We all laughed at the right parts and teared up at the right parts and just generally got into the movie's groove.
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For example, watching a YouTube video in the NEX S's built-in browser was a very painful experience, with parts of the screen twitching in certain scenarios and parts of the UI obstructing other parts of the UI at times.
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Two centuries ago, the concentration of CO 20173 in the atmosphere was two hundred and seventy-five parts per million; it has now topped four hundred parts per million and is rising more than two parts per million each year.
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Also keep in mind that parts from the scrapped cars could well end up in yours, as in a situation where a body shop cuts corners in a collision repair by using parts from a scrapped car instead of new parts.
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Instead, you have to come to her level, divulge parts of yourself, be challenged, and figure out the parts she's left for you.
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Ford (F) is launching a new auto parts brand called Omnicraft, which will sell parts to both Ford dealers and independent repair shops.
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Ford — Ford is launching a new auto parts brand called Omnicraft, which will sell parts to both Ford dealers and independent repair shops.
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"We took some liberties on some parts, and stayed very conservative on other parts," the firm's art director Simen Schikulski told Fast Company.
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To give you some context, five parts per billion would be cause for concern, 5,000 parts per billion is associated with toxic waste.
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I was able to watch it with an audience and think about the parts that worked, as well as the parts that didn't.
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Quraishi asked the group which parts their parents had emphasized to them as children and which parts they wish they knew more about.
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Portugal, southern Italy and large parts of Spain have incomes per head similar to parts of eastern Europe, yet enjoy higher life expectancy.
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"A surprisingly robust branded hard-parts offering also leads us to believe AMZN may become a longer term competitor in 'traditional' auto parts."
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"There are many different parts of an airplane's wing, parts that can move up or down to increase or decrease speed," Fujioka explains.
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But while Sanders seemed to rely on some Obama fundamentals for parts of his mini foreign policy speech, he also bungled other parts.
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Perhaps some genes swap with one another, parts of the genetic code are removed, or new parts are added to a DNA sequence.
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That immediately spilled all of the parts out in front of me and led to an unwritten sub step—identifying all the parts.
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Advance Auto Parts – The auto parts retailer earned an adjusted $1.17 per share for its latest quarter, 4 cents a share above estimates.
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Ikea is also considering a spare parts business for consumers to replace parts like screws for furniture that are no longer in stock.
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"Parts of it are very true, that fact that I was hospitalized," Bamford says, but she made clear that other parts were fiction.
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As many as 300 vendors sell parts of every description, most of them salvaged from Japanese cars imported for spare parts and scrap.
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Parts of Sur Baher lie inside the municipal boundary of Israeli-occupied East Jerusalem and parts outside the barrier, in the West Bank.
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The occasional quizzes that pop up during these have always been one of my favorite parts — one of my least favorite parts, too.
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All use copycat parts because Apple, like other major manufacturers, doesn't supply original parts or repair manuals to anyone but authorized service partners.
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With chefs, there's the classic pig parts tattoo, which one woman in the book made her own as different parts of a fish.
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"Those 100 parts might replace 500 or 600 parts, as the printed technology can be used to create complex geometrical shapes," he said.
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"What he is saying is that Emaar in parts is worth more than the sum of those parts in one share," he added.
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He has to rebuild a team that in some parts is agonizing to watch and in other parts is not up to standard.
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Last month, it began selling iPhone parts to some independent repair companies — but, importantly, it still does not sell parts directly to customers.
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Parts of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act Many parts of the law already went into effect when Florida Gov.
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Advance Auto Parts – The auto parts retailer earned an adjusted $1.43 per share for its latest quarter, beating estimates of $1.21 a share.
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Rather, by marking the progress in some parts of the world, we can place in sharp focus those parts still ravaged by warfare.
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One map has parts of Syria highlighted in red, parts that Trump says were held by the terrorist group on Election Day 2016.
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It is a whole load of moving parts and nobody's ever sure exactly how those parts are going to reconnect, disconnect or whatever.
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There are parts of the piece where the journey is more difficult, and parts where you feel like you're going to make it.
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Since this ultra-superglue bonds parts together all along the seam where they connect, not just in certain spots, the parts become stiffer.
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A source told Reuters that the U.K. would block Huawei from "core" parts of its 5G network while restricting access to other parts.
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Gottlieb said the groups waited until he acted on the parts of his overhaul they liked, then sued for the parts they didn't.
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All aluminium parts for it was hand-cut, filed, bent and assembled, though some other parts like gears and fixtures were CNC cut.
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This "new" Grace Jones was one part post punk, two parts new wave, and all parts taut reggae-pop flavors, somehow blended seamlessly.
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Parts of the memory storing data and other parts handling the software instructions for working with those data are typically separated and identified.
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Still, the boycott effort — parts of it organic, parts of it carefully orchestrated — was an impressive show of force against the gun lobby.
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Again, the carrier is only promising to cover "parts of" these places, and it's yet to detail exactly which parts these will be.
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One of my favorite parts of writing this article was asking each interviewee what the most important parts of the fish fry are.
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Remaining inventory is often sold to aviation parts traders or consignment vendors who remove, sell, recycle, and dispose of parts, industry experts say.
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President Donald Trump has imposed a 25% tariff on each of those parts, which Kent pays when the parts reach the United States.
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February 1, 2019 As parts of Australia swelter under abnormally high temperatures, parts of the U.S. are thawing out from abnormally low ones.
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"So imagine that you tighten some parts of the DNA and loosen other parts by changing the structures of the histones," Reinberg said.
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And yet he has wide support among Republican voters in all parts of the country and among all parts of the ideological coalition.
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The university, along with auto parts suppliers, are currently developing a prototype car using cellulose nanofibre-based parts to be completed in 2020.
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The 2020 Corvette is unique, not because of the sum of its parts, but rather the sum of its parts plus its price.
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Advance Auto Parts (AAP) – The auto parts retailer reported quarterly earnings of $1.64 per share, beating the consensus estimate of $1.35 a share.
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Mostly, he was creating videos of him talking aboutthe parts he'd put in these hypothetical builds—not actually buying parts and building computers.
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If you offer the internet to more people in more parts of the world, generally those parts of the world will get better.
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When you do anything that's rewarding to you — meaning that the reward parts of your brain sort of light up — those parts of the brain can sort of dampen down the parts of your brain that are freaking out with negative emotion.
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Vendors supplying these parts to Tesla included a manufacturing equipment producer, Hongbang Die Casting; Ningbo Tuopu Group, an auto-parts maker that's publicly traded on the Shanghai stock exchange; and Shiloh Industries, an Ohio company that makes lightweight car parts and materials.
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"When they brought those parts into the inventory system, within a couple of weeks there were like $20 million in requisitions on those parts for aircraft that were down because we didn't know we had the parts of the inventory," Modly said.
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Each clue has two parts that, when put together, become a familiar phrase, like 17A's "Peter … / Rabbit …" Note that, in Across Lite and other formats, the two parts are separated by a "/" and, in print, the two parts are on separate lines.
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And experts say the parts at risk are likely greater than that, since many Chinese parts, from computer chips down to screws and bolts, are not classified simply as auto parts the way a bumper or engine piston is classified that way.
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So I want to know, this is called "Just the Funny Parts," I do want to know the unfunny parts, if you don't mind.
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Delay can also imperil parts of the new president's crowded legislative agenda — including the parts most valued by American business such as tax cuts.
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Flood watches were in effect in other parts of Maryland, as well as parts of West Virginia, with minor flooding expected in North Carolina.
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That agreement consists of two parts, an original collective bargaining agreement and a memo signed in March 2013 updating parts of that original agreement.
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But all the parts were intermixed, none bore separate ownership labels, and Caterpillar employees could not distinguish the Swiss-owned parts in any way.
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Modern research into neuroplasticity has shown us that we can re-train parts of the brain to take over from parts that stop functioning.
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That's down from 20 parts per billion during the previous six-month period, and under the federal "action level" of 15 parts per billion.
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As conditions begin to improve in parts of Houston, Beaumont, Port Arthur, and other parts of the city are still contending with dangerous conditions.
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On Thursday, Tinder announced their latest innovation in creating opportunities for your soft parts to intimately mesh into another person's soft parts: Festival Mode.
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Economists have warned that the tariffs' focus on intermediate parts would eventually hurt the US manufacturers that use those parts in their final products.
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Giant hogweed is normally found in parts of the Northern and Mid-Atlantic US; however, it is spreading to new parts of the country.
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" According to the contract, these include "counterfeit Products or service parts," as well as "products or service parts that infringe on Apple's intellectual property.
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Well some parts of that city have seen a comeback, tremendous investment, other parts, no — not much in the last 15 to 20 years.
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But to turn into a mash, add milk, salt, and pepper and gently mash to leave chunky parts and crispy parts through the mix.
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Many Muslims live in parts of the world that are particularly vulnerable to climate change, such as Bangladesh and parts of sub-Saharan Africa.
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Vultures are also endangered as a result of the demand for their body parts for use in traditional medicine in certain parts of Africa.
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As these machines get older, parts become scarcer and election officials are increasingly forced to hoard rare parts needed to keep their equipment running.
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"I think that's the opportunity, to find these opportunities where we've seen the decoupling between the good parts and the bad parts," Rees said.
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The facility in Morton, according to the company's website, is responsible for receiving and shipping replacement parts to parts facilities and Caterpillar dealers worldwide.
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The initiative comes as fledgling Afghan forces are struggling to prevent the Taliban overrunning large parts of Helmand and other parts of the country.
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Those votes were consistent with Indiana's economy, which is heavily dependent on auto-parts manufacturing, including parts exported to auto-assembly plants in Mexico.
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Depending on the weather, it should be visible from most parts of the world, except for Australia, New Zealand and parts of East Asia.
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As much as 13 inches of snow fell in parts of Michigan and up to 9 inches in parts of Minnesota by 8 a.m.
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I had only focused on the bad parts of my experiences when, in reality, there were good parts of my time during that period.
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Unfortunately, Shaya's localization was incomplete (some parts weren't translated), buggy (huge parts of the menu are garbled, crashes that prevent completion), and lacking polish.
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Body parts, however, can also be considered a fetish "object," as long they fall outside the "typical" sexualized parts like genitals, butts, and chests.
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The front left parts of the animals were considered the choicest for eating, while the right front parts were for sacrifice to the gods.
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And so we wanted to kind of take the stigma away from it in the good parts and talk about the bad parts too.
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Five summers navigating the pipes of Milwaukee have taught me that the messy parts of people's houses reflect the messy parts of their lives.
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Gtech's team developed a ventilator that can be made from parts easily obtained from abundant stock materials, or off-the-shelf pre-assembled parts.
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Some of the significant temperature differences were seen across Alaska, central Europe, northern and southwestern parts of Asia, and parts of Africa and Australia.
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"All the Dirty Parts" has a fascinating and winsome conceit — a coming-of-age narrative composed of the specific parts such narratives routinely omit.
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But the proportions — now three parts aloe to two parts alcohol — remain incorrect, since the resulting solution would still be less than 40% alcohol.
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" Sean Casten, a clean-energy executive, says, "There are parts of the Democratic Party I agree with, and there are parts I disagree with.
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In October 2015 the Obama administration set a new national standard for ozone of 70 parts per billion, down from 75 parts per billion.
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Former President Obama's 2015 rule reduced the allowable ambient concentration of ozone to 85033 parts per billion, from the previous 75 parts per billion.
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On the economic side, some parts of America, mainly big coastal cities, have been getting much richer, but other parts have been left behind.
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The benchmark established by the Environmental Protection Agency is 15 parts per billion, and the threshold for bottled water is five parts per billion.
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Instead, they serve as parts of a whole that is greater, and more beautiful, than the sum of its parts — much like our ecosystem.
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It was hard for me to understand which parts of it were universal, special, and worth recording versus which parts were just for me.
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But the speedier network will only be available in "parts of the seating areas" and "could" be available in other parts of the stadiums.
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Aside from European-built aircraft and parts, goods on the list included motorcycles, food, drink, clothes, base metal parts and equipment to make jewelry.
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Since the 1980s, automakers have made fewer of their own parts, buying them instead from hundreds of parts suppliers based all over the globe.
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Chinese manufacturers dominate the market for replacement parts in the United States, often undercutting prices for parts from the automakers by half or more.
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Even American-made U.S. car brands would cost more if auto parts are tariffed because they contain such a high percentage of foreign parts.
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About 16% of all auto parts used in the United States, both at assembly plants and sold at auto parts stores, originate in Mexico.
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Advance Auto Parts – The auto parts retailer came in 232 cents a share above forecasts, with adjusted quarterly profit of 241 cents per share.
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Papua New Guinea police returned to dismantle parts of the camp on Friday, large parts of its fence having been removed the previous day.
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Neurologists have long known that applying electric current to certain parts of the brain can make people involuntarily jerk certain parts of their bodies.
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Second, manufacturers won't sell replacement parts or guides to the masses, and often use esoteric parts in order to specifically lock down the devices.
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"You actually get to find the character and the parts that you really love and the parts that you don't like," Ms. Woodward said.
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While the company is still seeing roadblocks in some parts of Europe, it has scaled relatively quickly in parts of Asia and Latin America.
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This couple, or jodi, circles each other during the fast parts of the routine and play-act a romantic scene during the slower parts.
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We leave out the parts that are, we're very good at leaving out the inconvenient parts of our history, which I think is important.
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Yeah, I very strongly feel that we can isolate the good parts of social media which are very real and very true and just cut off and incinerate the bad parts, and the bad parts can be described very clearly as a manipulation engine.
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"In five weeks we managed to identify the problem...come up with a new design, source new parts, test the parts, sign off parts on complete cycles, and build new engines in enough quantity for ourselves and McLaren in time for Spain," said Abiteboul.
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District 1 (Eastern Long Island) David Calone District 3 (Parts of Long Island and Queens) Thomas Suozzi District 10 (Parts of Manhattan and Brooklyn) Jerrold Nadler District 13 (Parts of Manhattan and the Bronx) Clyde Williams District 19 (Hudson Valley and the Catskills) Zephyr Teachout
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Step 3: Choose how to review the information from the video: Watch the Parts of Speech follow-up video; explore the Parts of Speech website linked in the module; listen to a podcast about parts of speech; see me for a small-group lesson.
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In neural engineering today, the first steps towards whole brain emulation are efforts to build neural prostheses - replacement parts for small parts of the brain.
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The app allows women to mark out which parts of a street are safe and well-lit and which parts are dark and require caution.
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"Whether you believe in climate change or not, I would rather parts of Iowa lead in new clean technologies than parts of China," Khanna said.
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The contraction was led by sizable declines of 31.5% in semiconductor production equipment, 35% in car parts and 19% in electronics parts, the data showed.
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While jobs may be plentiful in red parts of America for the moment, liberal parts of the country are still better off by many measures.
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There was just one problem: the "parts" were fake, revealed to be just a cool-looking plate covering the real (and much less photogenic) parts.
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For instance, Relativity's engine injector and chamber are made of just three 3D-printed parts; traditionally, such sections would require nearly 3,000 parts, says Ellis.
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Flavio Volpe, president of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association, said some companies that make stainless steel parts or hardened steel tools in Canada could benefit.
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Instability throughout large parts of the world in 2015 has exacerbated a growing refugee crisis in Turkey, parts of the Middle East, and throughout Europe.
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One possibility was launching a moon craft capable of landing on the moon and coming back in parts and putting those parts together in orbit.
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They designed molded plywood fuselage parts for US Navy aircraft, including tail sections, wing parts, and gliders, engineering impossible forms from single pieces of wood.
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So it was just [considering] what parts do I play up, what parts do I play down, but always remembering that there's, like, a toolbox.
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Each of them discards parts of the self they brought with them from the other side of the door, but keeps and strengthens other parts.
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There's a lot of riding over the same parts too, especially by the tail feathers and the hat (which happens to be the steeper parts).
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The Obama administration wrote the last ozone rule in 2015, setting the allowable level at 70 parts per billion, down from 75 parts per billion.
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" UT spokesman J.B. Bird told the Dallas News that "there are definitely parts of [Hogg's] history that are disturbing and there are parts worth celebrating.
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The 2015 regulation set the allowable ozone level in air at 85033 parts per billion, down from the 75 parts per billion set in 2008.
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In October 2003, a ship containing centrifuge parts was intercepted on its way to Libya from Dubai — the parts were designed based on Pakistani technology.
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If only someone could splice together the best parts of Apple Music and the best parts of Spotify, and then subtract each of their flaws.
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So far, AT&T has launched 5G in parts of 21 cities, Verizon in nine, T-Mobile in parts of six, and Sprint in five.
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There are some good parts to it, there are not some good parts to it and we'll have to separate the wheat from the chaff.
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Parts of the home, including the wheel-arch panel, were produced using 3D printing, which Hymer said gives the parts a "robust, rubber-like quality."
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Eventually, she showed that when cabbies frequently access and revise their cognitive map, parts of their hippocampuses become larger; when they retire, those parts shrink.
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"The farmer's body parts were meant to be sold for witchcraft with this belief that albino body parts and limbs would bring luck," Gries said.
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Many of these independent repair shops exist in limbo: Acquiring parts usually means going on the Chinese grey market or salvaging parts from recycled devices.
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One of California's most celebrated roads, coastal Highway 101, was closed in parts of Santa Barbara County where mud was 2 feet deep in parts.
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Specifically, Syncron's tech reads IoT sensor data on equipment and parts to analyse their lifetime and suggest replacement, inventory restocking, and price for replacement parts.
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"It is very economically challenging to think about connecting small communities in rural parts of Peru, let alone other parts of the world," Maguire said.
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My favourite parts they play are the doomy passages, which creates a great spectrum of variety, and makes the faster parts sound even more brutal!
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The May data showed that higher production of car parts and machines used to make flat panel displays helped offset a decline for airplane parts.
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Battery-powered cars have far fewer parts than cars reliant on gasoline or diesel, endangering suppliers of valves, pistons and other parts in conventional engines.
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"Perhaps when we grow very old our bodies get worn out, or certain parts break down, like parts in an old car," the letter read.
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Buying these new parts from Apple is also still more expensive than buying original but refurbished parts, which are commonly used by independent repair companies.
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It also will keep some 130 stores open in other parts of the world, including China, UAE, India, South Korea and other parts of Asia.
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China is a major supplier of parts to auto plants around the world -- shipping nearly $35 billion of parts in 2018, according to UN data.
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The parts for the monitors are impossible to find; if something breaks, Ms. Müller will have to forage for similar parts from similar antiquated machines.
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In 2023, the concentration of carbon dioxide in the earth's atmosphere rose by about 2.3 parts per million (plus or minus 0.8 parts per million).
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In 2019, the concentration of carbon dioxide in the earth's atmosphere rose by about 85033 parts per million (plus or minus 0.8 parts per million).
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Absent from the list, compared with the initial version, are aircraft parts, helicopters, fish (except shellfish), bed linen, metals, bicycle parts, wall clocks and handbags.
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Winter watches have also been issued for parts of upstate New York, New Hampshire, Vermont and parts of Massachusetts, CNN meteorologist Derek Van Dam said.
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Parts makers that supply US assembly lines could shut down, because the auto plants don't have a place to store massive amounts of unused parts.
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We see slowing growth in most parts of the emerging world over the next couple quarters, large parts of Latin America, Eastern Europe and China.
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The robot "strippers" dance alongside human dancers, and they have cameras for heads and their bodies are made of plastic mannequin parts and vehicle parts.
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That essentially means breaking down problems into smaller parts and creating plans to solve them — with prototypes, feedback and revisions — in all parts of life.
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" He tried, like a vegetarian who still wants his bacon, to have it both ways: "There are parts of socialism, parts of capitalism, in everything.
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"Autos and parts are the single most important import, and many parts cross the border multiple times," Robert Scott at the Economic Policy Institute says.
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"Many people will find themselves in a situation where parts of this bill save them money and parts of this cost them money," Zelenak cautioned.
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We spend so much money on all these products for other parts of our bodies, but generally not for the parts that make us cum.
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Also Friday, storms could be severe in the Deep South, especially in parts of southern Arkansas; northern Louisiana; northern Mississippi, northern Alabama; and parts of Tennessee.
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Several election officials have told the Brennan Center they scavenge for spare parts on eBay, and even there, many of the parts are no longer available.
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Earlier this week, Fiat Chrysler agreed to sell its Magneti car parts unit to Calsonic Kansei, a rival parts maker owned by private equity firm KKR.
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Successful Italian companies are those that export to more vibrant overseas markets, such as businesses selling car parts, food, fashion, pharmaceutical products, car parts or energy.
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Counting the dollar value of car parts, for example, does not capture how those delayed or absent parts may impact the production of an entire vehicle.
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The Legion literally rebuilds itself with parts birthed by its female occupants, who sometimes gestate replacement parts, and at other times, become pregnant with entire worlds.
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You've long been able to buy parts from iFixit to help you repair your own device, but those parts haven't been sourced directly from the company.
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If an AI has those parts, and if those parts are functioning as intended, we can be more confident in our ability to assess for consciousness.
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From the limited details that have been shared, it sounds like Amazon engineers have created a Frankenstein product using parts from Kindle tablets and Echo parts.
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Parts range from $1.99 for more reflective stickers to up to $13.99 for the cardboard robot body, with plenty in between for other pieces and parts.
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Break up the section you messed up on into smaller parts, then play each of those small parts with perfect execution three times in a row.
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Hand pumps in some parts, such as the district of Buxar, have been found to have severe arsenic poisoning with concentrations above 1,500 parts per billion.
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The parts section is new, however, and lets you see — and then use — the individual parts that were used to create a given model or scene.
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Results from local elections in some parts of Britain show that UKIP has been wiped out in parts of England that were once considered its strongholds.
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"The U.S. is the world's largest auto parts consumer and it has already put tariffs on auto parts that will inevitably squeeze Chinese manufacturers," Marro explained.
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No. I mean, that's why you see the auto parts retailers rallying today on the back of more good earnings: AutoZone, Advance Auto Parts and O'Reilly.
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It's not just that it is personal...The pump has a bunch of parts, and you have to be careful to keep the sterile parts sterile.
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Nearly the entirety of Laimer's watch relies on 3D printed parts — the only additional parts are metal screws, washers, and pins to hold it all together.
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Last month, the U.S. banned the company from purchasing parts from U.S. manufacturers because it was selling equipment with American parts to Iran and North Korea.
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In July, China hiked its tariffs on U.S. autos and parts after the United States raised its tariffs on Chinese vehicles and parts to 267 percent.
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Gnecchi translated that concept musically, through the use of Greek modes in the choral parts to "Cassandra," which are often splintered into six or eight parts.
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In the late afternoon of July 226, a total solar eclipse will occur over southern parts of Chile and Argentina, and parts of the South Pacific.
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As with people's brains, parts of dogs' left hemisphere react to meaning and parts of the right hemisphere to intonation — the emotional content of a sound.
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Mr. Kasich is strong in the Bay Area and parts of Los Angeles; Mr. Cruz is stronger in parts of Southern California and the Central Valley.
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We are being sold on the need to upgrade all parts of ourselves, all at once, including parts that we did not previously know needed upgrading.
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But the other parts of the budget — the punitive parts, intended to make the undeserving citizens of Mr. de Blasio's city suffer — need to be abandoned.
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As per the recent report, the lead levels have now dropped from 15 parts per billion to 12 parts per billion, comparable to other US cities.
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Collectors highly suggest you find an independent watch maker that has a parts account with the manufacturer or simply just has access to original spare parts.
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Workers would remove damaged parts of the bench wall and secure other parts with a substance known as fiber reinforced polymer that could last 40 years.
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What's the misconception when you're reading parts, or when you're seeing other people play parts, about Latino communities you would love to see most go away?
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However, there is a 25-year warranty on the frame, a 5-year warranty on parts only, and a 3-year warranty on parts and labor.
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The plan would roll back much of former Democratic President Barack Obama's 2010 Affordable Care Act, retain some parts of it and substitute other new parts.
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Apple expands access to official repair parts for third-party shops Until today, if you were a non-authorized repair shop, you couldn't get official parts.
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The trainer's job is less about making a horse greater than the sum of its parts than it is about discovering the sum of those parts.
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EMC purchases the parts needed for restoration in bulk, and while it won't sell any parts, the team will point curious customers "in the right direction."
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The stepped-up bombardment has depopulated opposition-held towns in the buffer zone that straddles parts of Idlib to northern Hama and parts of Latakia province.
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So there were parts of her that I 100 percent understood, and then there were parts of her where I had to go to another place.
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The lead value of samples taken from those homes was 12 parts per billion, below the federal guideline of 15 parts per billion, the department said.
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You can use lightly moistened antibacterial wipes on the straps and foam parts of your headset — the parts that directly come in contact with your head.
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The aim is to expand the three parts of its business: consumer and professional audio products, along with its biggest operation, automotive audio and parts supply.
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Going to the more urban parts of Iowa and the more rural parts, seeing the struggles, hearing what's important to them — and conveying that to candidates.
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"There were enough body parts to fill one body bag," a security official who saw the body parts arrive at Zeinhom morgue in Cairo told Reuters.
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The former is an amalgamation of couch recliner, ladder parts, and bits of wood; the latter is couch frame, attic door parts, and bits of wood.
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The good parts are assumed to be by the hand of the master; the less good are by assistants; and the great parts are by Leonardo.
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"There are parts of that network that move from hardware to software which are extremely sophisticated, they are the controlling brain, there are parts that simply transport data through fiber over land that don't know what they are carrying and there are parts in between," he said.
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While the prices of those parts are likely to be higher than the refurbished or aftermarket parts these shops can buy through third-parties, Apple is at least offering independent repair businesses the same prices on parts and tools that it offers to its authorized service providers.
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At Morwai, an FDA investigation in April found that a cow slaughtered back in January contained more than 2 parts per million of one antibiotic and 0.67 parts per million of an anti-inflammatory drug, when the legal limits are 0.4 and 0.125 parts per million, respectively.
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The trickier, and more important, question is about how you would put a Green New Deal into action—what parts could come from executive action, what parts could be passed through the convoluted process of "budget reconciliation," and what parts are not likely to become reality.
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Read more:Former Tesla employees reveal what it's like to work with Elon Musk9 ex-Tesla employees reveal the best parts of working there9 ex-Tesla employees reveal the worst parts of working thereThe most shocking parts of working at Tesla, according to current and former employees
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Other top zip codes for the Democratic committees include: 60601, covering parts of Chicago, ranked second with around $345,000 in contributions; 10024, covering parts of New York City, ranked third with around $221,000 in contributions; and 90024, covering parts Los Angeles, with just over $200,000 in contributions.
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So of course, there's a new startup to help move the parts-finding world into the 21st century with a visual search tool for finding replacement parts.
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McCann treats all the component parts are treated like a patchwork quilt, proudly displaying small but brilliant bits from friends as parts of a warm, enveloping whole.
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"The advancing parts of the economy have to ask permission from the rear-view mirror parts of the economy to get the inputs they need," Muro says.
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As a mother, the woman needed to reconcile holding onto old parts of her life that made her feel like herself — the parts she wanted to retain.
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The storm was set to remain in parts of the plains while expanding into the Mississippi Valley and parts of the South into Wednesday, according to forecasters.
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It doesn't stop you from doing the fun parts of the game; it gives you things to do when those parts get a bit dull or tedious.
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A security source told Reuters that Britain would block Huawei from all core parts of the 5G network and access to non-core parts would be restricted.
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Then they dripped a simple soapy solution (usually one or two parts Dawn dish soap detergent to 100 parts tap water) onto the top of the wires.
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"Without these fan projects, important parts of video game history—and unimportant parts like soda machines—would be lost when companies unplugged the official servers," he said.
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The news agency was seeking to determine how easy it might be to buy human body parts and whether those parts would be useful for medical research.
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At Magneti Marelli, the parts unit that FCA may either spin off or sell, Gorlier will be succeeded by the parts maker's lighting division head Ermanno Ferrari.
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Not necessarily in the United States, but in African countries, in parts of the Middle East, in parts of Eastern Europe, ad-hoc networks are relatively common.
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Starboard's negative return in 2015 appears to stem largely from share losses in some of its largest positions, including Yahoo and auto parts maker Advance Auto Parts.
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The homunculus shows the parts of the body with the most sensory receptors, feet being one of those body parts with a massive amount of sensory receptors.
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Solution: Hound Labs says that its breathalyzer measures THC molecules in breath at parts per million, as opposed to alcohol breathalyzers than analyze in parts per thousand.
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" Tesla also said that it's changing its "parts distribution approach to ensure that spare parts are available in a timely manner at all our service centers globally.
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Pretty much any archaeologist given the job of reconstructing these buildings in physical form would want to visually clarify which parts are new and which parts aren't.
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Saudi Arabia accuses Iran of supplying missile parts and expertise to the Houthis, who have taken over the Yemeni capital Sanaa and other parts of the country.
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"The world as it is right now is a consequence of how certain parts of the world have divided other parts of the world," the curator said.
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But this is a feature film, and Blaze is played by Ben Dickey: three parts musician, two parts actor, and, on the available evidence, one part bear.
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A few users have noted that their dollhouse came with missing or defective parts, so be sure to take inventory of the parts when your dollhouse arrives.
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An auto parts supplier today announced plans to relocate a facility from China to Flint, MI in part to turn discarded water bottles into plastic auto parts.
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It can reveal parts of a level, make parts of it disappear, and, in later chapters, it has even weirder implications I don't want to spoil here.
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Furthermore, zero rating—making some parts of the internet free while other parts aren't—chips away at the nature of the open internet as we know it.
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While there are reports that the virus is under control in parts of China and other parts of Asia, Japan has seen a rash of new cases.
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Drought conditions in California are likely to expand, as well as drought in parts of the Pacific Northwest, the southern Rocky Mountains and parts of Southern Texas.
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Climate scientists have long suggested that in a warming world, dry parts of the planet will become drier and wet parts of the planet will become wetter.
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Oil and vehicles and their parts were among the biggest U.S. imports in 2019, while cars, trucks and auto parts were among the top exports to Canada.
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I saw it again a few years ago and I remember feeling that there are parts of it that hold up and parts of it that don't.
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That's because of the massive size of the Chinese auto parts industry and the fact that you can't build a car with only 99% of its parts.
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While some of those parts go to auto parts retail stores, a large percentage of them go to assembly lines and are to used to build cars.
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Factories in other parts of the country made parts and pieces of the weapons, but in Parsons they all came together, a lethal product assuming final form.
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Jian Xin is currently the leading spare parts distributor in the Shanghai region, selling more than 5 million parts sourced from major original equipment manufacturers per year.
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The bombardment has sent people fleeing from opposition-held towns in the buffer zone that straddles parts of Idlib to northern Hama and parts of Latakia province.
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The "open box of parts floor exercise" will ask teams to replicate certain parts without being given the design specifications, while meeting the Air Force's exacting standards.
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So the last few years have been about me picking up all parts of who I am and the parts that I've suppressed over probably 25 years.
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You can see that there is some blur in the parts of the scene with motion, and there's more grain apparent in parts of the frame, too.
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The rule set the standard allowable ozone concentration in the air at 70 parts per billion, down from the previous 85033 parts per billion set in 2008.
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The best parts (and maybe the only parts that rival the infamous underwater episode's inventiveness) are the ones that focus on how loss never really gets resolved.
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Throughout his candidacy, Trump has been extremely interested in the parts of his campaign that face the TV cameras, and extremely uninterested in the parts that don't.
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"Parts of it need to be repealed, parts of it need to be replaced, parts need to be overhauled and reformed, and other parts will be maintained and I think all of us have to get our rhetoric right on this and it's important for the House, the Senate and the incoming administration to fully develop and better articulate exactly what it is we're going to do," he said.
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Metal 23D printing takes flight While many designers and engineers find success with 23D-printing parts in plastic for prototyping and low-volume production, producing parts out of metal using similar technology has recently led to the creation of some of the most exciting 2200D-printed parts in memory.
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GE, a leader in 3D-printed aircraft engine parts, said it had produced 13 percent of the parts needed for a helicopter engine, slashing the number of parts required from 900 to just 16, reducing the weight by around 60 percent and cutting the related costs by 40 percent.
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The parts of the law the plaintiffs were worried about weren't the parts that assisted cops who wanted to help enforce federal immigration law, but the parts that punished cops and departments who wanted to limit their cooperation with the feds to protect their relations with immigrant communities.
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Written for use in an actual service, the Liturgy has parts for a deacon, typically leading long litanies in a monotone chant, and freer parts for the celebrant.
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Flooding is worsening in parts of North Carolina, as water that fell in inland parts of the state and neighboring Virginia slowly pushes southeastward toward the Atlantic Ocean.
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A typical entry point to the church is the famed Sunday service, a raucous event that's one part Occupy rally, two parts Prince concert, and zero parts brimstone.
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Well, it would be curious indeed for the central bank to pump up inflation in other parts of the economy to somehow offset "good disinflation" in other parts.
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I wouldn't call it an epiphany, but I started to understand that I'm just not gonna get the parts I want unless I write the parts I want.
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It was a rough weekend in parts of Western Canada and the United States as hundreds of blazes swept through parts of British Columbia, California, Colorado, and Arizona.
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Also on the list are cold-weather apparel specialist Columbia Sportswear, car-parts providers Advance Auto Parts and AutoZone, and a few other energy and consumer discretionary companies.
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Among other stocks, Advance Auto Parts Inc rose 4.2 percent after the auto parts maker raised full-year sales forecast and reported better-than-expected third-quarter results.
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It's the belief that if you know what all the parts do, you'll be able to say something about the whole, and so the focus is on parts.
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If non-members were willing to cough up to access the good parts of the EU, there would be more money available to improve the less good parts.
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The limitations mostly revolve around requiring customers to only use a product with authorized parts or accessories and to only repair a product with authorized parts or services.
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No one bothers her, but such public anonymity would not be possible in other parts of the world, or for that matter in other parts of the borough.
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"We're expanding our work and working on scaling to other parts of the country and to other regions and possibly replicating it in other parts of the world."
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By keeping the patient awake and responsive, the surgeons were able to avoid the important language parts of her brain while removing the parts responsible for her seizures.
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"I would say the shoot was 3 parts comedy, 2 parts commentary on the difficulty of paying for education in the States," Kennedy told Mashable in an email.
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The areas at greatest risk include parts of Nebraska, Indiana, Ohio and Illinois, where the Windy City of Chicago and parts of Colorado are at risk of tornadoes.
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He said the richer northern parts of the world owe an "ecological debt" to the poorer southern parts due to the environmental damage the richer nations have caused.
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A security source said Britain will allow Huawei restricted access to non-core parts of the 5G network, but block it from all core parts of the system.
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Sen. Rand Paul still opposes the Senate's latest bill to repeal parts of the Affordable Care Act, despite changes that pulled parts of the bill to the right.
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It also shows parts of their home looking like an absolute pigsty ... while other parts are totally cleared out -- as if they've already unloaded most of their stuff.
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"The Irish fishing fleet has access to parts of the UK six-12 mile zone, as has the UK fleet to parts of the Irish zone," he said.
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There are six types of parts, each featuring a stat boost and a (fictional) manufacturer—if you equip three parts from any one manufacturer, you get a bonus.
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GM looked at parts availability and its North American plant operations and decided that these four plants would close to ensure adequate parts supply, a company spokeswoman said.
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His current system prints metal and plastic and these parts are then "sintered" – made solid – using a $750,000 oven that heats the parts for 6 to 14 hours.
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One of those moving parts is the robot itself when it moves around the room; you don't say a paper airplane has moving parts when you throw it.
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The film checks in on a handful of actors who played small parts in the original "Star Wars," parts of which were filmed at Elstree Studios near London.
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Specialised parts are 3D-printed for racing cars too, but until Daihatsu's move, mainstream carmakers have mainly used 3D machines to make prototype vehicles rather than production parts.
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Starboard's negative return in 2015 appears to stem largely from share losses in some of its largest positions, including Yahoo and auto parts maker Advance Auto Parts Inc.
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That could both slow production, as companies build new infrastructure to make the parts, and drive up prices, as the parts currently coming from elsewhere are likely cheaper.
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The EPA last year lowered the allowable ozone concentration in ambient air to 70 parts per billion, down from the previous 75 parts per billion set in 2008.
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In one elementary school, 14 of 93 tests registered lead levels of 15 parts per billion or more, and two sites registered more than 100 parts per billion.
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As with other suppliers, if Boeing reduces the number of fuselages and other parts it orders from Spirit, the price of the parts goes up under contractual terms.
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Human activities – mainly fossil fuel combustion and deforestation – raised atmospheric CO2 concentrations from about 280 parts per million during pre-industrial times to 23 parts per million today.
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The first-draw sample at one water fountain had a concentration of 712 parts per billion; the second-draw sample had a concentration of 34.8 parts per billion.
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Under the plan, auto-parts maker Hyundai Mobis will spin off its domestic module and after-service parts businesses and merge them with Hyundai Glovis, a logistics firm.
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And while certain parts of Brooklyn have seen streets transformed with bike lanes, some riders say parts of the borough hark back to a less bike-friendly era.
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"They've shown me where to enter the building, smiling and waving, shown me which parts are inhabited, which parts are abandoned, and where to be careful," says Robroek.
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Warmth will then accumulate in the deeper parts of the ocean, the scientists think, speeding the melting of parts of the ice sheets that sit below sea level.
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German conglomerate Siemens has already offered to license parts of its high-speed train business and sell parts of its signaling operations after the European Commission voiced concerns.
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"Usually, I will watch a couple [of videos] and take which parts I like from each, and then use those parts to create my own look," Lee says.
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"I don't like auditioning for parts where the person's ethnicity is first and their humanity is second, [such as] objectifying parts or anything I find offensive" explains Mizota.
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While some of the wettest parts of the world are seeing heavier and more unpredictable precipitation, scientists say, some drier parts of the planet are becoming measurably drier.
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"As the brain begins to change and start to die, different parts become excited, and one of the parts that becomes excited is the visual system," Hovda explains.
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By tuning the correct parts, Continental reproduced the experience of a top-of-the-line audio system — which can exceed 20 pounds — with parts that weigh just two.
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"When you're in the rural parts, you know the parts with one traffic light, that's where the crisis is," said Danielle Richardson, a 44-year-old from Charleston.
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"While investors relocate some parts of their production lines to other countries, they have also increased investment in other parts of production capacity here in China," he said.
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But much of what Germany sends China amounts to the piece parts of China's industrial apparatus — car parts, engines, electrical machinery and other gear folded into factory operations.
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As with all grab bags, the unpredictability is part of the game — which makes the good parts more fun to treasure and the lousy parts easier to dismiss.
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"I thought it was bad enough when last year they wouldn't defend parts of the law, including the parts protecting people with pre-existing conditions," Ms. Collins said.
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The parts arrived over a period of three months and were bound for a legitimate US-based gun parts seller and distributor, agency spokesman Jaime Ruiz told CNN.
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It will deprive German carmakers of critical parts, force factories in other parts of Europe to close and almost certainly tip the continent into recession, according to analysts.
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Senior's aerospace unit makes MAX parts including airframes and engine build-up tubes directly for Boeing, while also supplying parts to other manufacturers involved with the MAX programme.
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Senior's aerospace unit makes MAX parts including airframes and engine build-up tubes directly for Boeing, while also supplying parts to other manufacturers involved with the MAX program.
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If we break down any application into hundreds of moving parts (such as containers and microservices), then we better have an elegant way to manage those moving parts.
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Genuine Parts – The autoparts company is buying Alliance Automotive Group, Europe's second-largest distributor of vehicle parts, from private-equity funds managed by Blackstone and Alliances' co-founders.
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At both of its facilities, Imagineering receives metal parts made at other suppliers for both the Orion and SLS, treats the parts while inspecting them for manufacturing errors.
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As a result, there are very few independent Tesla repair professionals, acquiring parts to repair Teslas is very difficult, and finding or making aftermarket parts is also difficult.
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Automotive and truck parts distributor Parts Authority tapped lenders for a US$195m acquisition credit facility that backs the company's sale to private equity firm the Jordan Company.
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Central Pennsylvania and parts of New York, including the city and parts of Long Island, as well as southern Connecticut all experienced some of the snow squall's wrath.
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It's to identify how the story works — which parts are complicated and subjective, which parts are probably accurate, and how much it should change your opinions or behavior.
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Senior's aerospace unit makes MAX parts including airframes and engine build-up tubes directly for Boeing, while also supplying parts to other manufacturers involved with the MAX program.
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Apple and other manufacturers have worked with the Department of Homeland security to seize parts that are being imported to the United States and there are many documented cases of independent repair shops being raided for using counterfeit parts; invariably, the shop's owner says they thought they were buying legal parts.
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BECAUSE AGAIN, IF YOU LOOK AT THE STRATEGY WE UNVEILED TODAY, PARTS OF IT ARE ACTIONABLE NEAR TERM AND PARTS OF IT WILL TAKE A LITTLE BIT OF TIME.
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"There's certain parts of your body you can get it removed from, but there are other parts, like your face, where you can't easily get it removed," she explains.
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Iceberg water has less than eight parts per million of impurities; to put that into context, in mainland Canada the minimum for tap water is 150 parts per million.
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While manufacturers often seek a specific margin on parts, the software attempts to identify those parts for which consumers would be happy to pay above the typical mark-up.
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He said content rules for auto parts were still negotiable, despite shock in Mexico at suggestions half of all parts in cars should be made in the United States.
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The $500 million expansion includes a 20,000-square foot quality center for testing parts, augmented reality, a computer-optimized system for just-in-time delivery of parts, and more.
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Their new low-morphine poppy seeds promise to keep residual morphine levels below 20 parts per million—far below the 900 parts per million found in traditional poppy seeds.
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More simply, the company overestimated its ability to produce the Model X: It couldn't reliably make all the parts in-house that it intended, and parts suppliers fell through.
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Icahn Enterprises bought auto service and parts chain Pep Boys for $1 billion in early 2016 and is trying to buy Federal Mogul Holdings Corp, another auto parts maker.
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"Xtra failed to comply with requirements to repair only aircraft parts on list of parts acceptable to the FAA that it was capable of repairing," the FAA said. bit.
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In particular, directing producer Michelle MacLaren (famed for her work on Breaking Bad) always highlights the characters not as body parts but as the people who contain those parts.
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Since parts for Roadsters are in such short supply, Medlock & Sons also makes its own molds to forge parts and stores them at its facility to ensure timely repairs.
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Unlike in many other parts of the Midwest, the Democratic Farmer-Labor Party, as Democrats are known in Minnesota, is still unusually strong in rural parts of the state.
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Located about 10,000 light years away, the supernova is clearly still unfolding, with the parts on the right growing about twice as fast as the parts on the left.
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The market accounts for low-50 percent of the sales mix for O'Reilly, low-40 percent for Advance Auto Parts and about 15 percent for Genuine Parts, Mitchell said.
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In order to map the important parts, patients must be awake and cooperative so that doctors can distinguish between the parts that can be removed from those that can't.
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But if these parts of Sanders's message clearly resonated with the Trump voters in the crowd, other parts of what he was selling were greeted with much more skepticism.
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The key to escaping the Socratic view, then, is to realize that the mind has different parts — and that some parts of my mind are more me than others.
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Sales at motor vehicles and parts dealers rose by 3.7 percent after a 3.8 percent decline in April, when many parts of the country were hit by bad weather.
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Spare parts were needed by its manufacturer Boeing, but because of U.S. sanctions reinstated by the Trump administration, civilian aircraft sales, including servicing and parts, were forbidden in Iran.
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To be able to write about these important parts of history and have them read by teens, for them to absorb these hidden parts of history [while] so young.
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The growth in Thailand's imports from the United States this year was led by planes and parts, circuit boards, chemicals, metal and machinery and parts, the Thai data showed.
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In other parts of the world — we always forget other parts of the world — where it's surging, it's a lot to do around immigration and issues around that too.
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But don't shed too many tears for the wasted parts just yet — many of the Note 7s will "die" so that new devices can be made from their parts.
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Passing off new for old is widely frowned upon, so the standard operating procedure involves clarifying which parts of a building have been touched up and which parts haven't.
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The ozone case concerns a 2015 rule that set the limit for ground-level ozone at 70 parts per billion, a change from the previous 75 parts per billion.
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French exports to Iran doubled to 1.5 billion euros last year, driven by the export of jets and aircraft parts, as well as automobile parts, according to customs data.
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Tesla also said many of the parts used in the Model 3 come with electrical tape on them from suppliers, and showed CNBC photographs of some factory-taped parts.
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Tesla said many of the parts they use in the Model 43 come with electrical tape on them from suppliers, and showed CNBC photographs of some factory-taped parts.
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Since Apple doesn't provide repair manuals and certified parts to companies like his, Forsythe has made over two dozen visits to China to find the companies supplying iPhone parts.
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The EPA's rule from last year lowered the acceptable amount of ozone in ambient air to 70 parts per billion, from the 75 parts per billion set in 85033.
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The sad reality of autonomous car technology is that the easy parts of have yet to be proven safe, and the hard parts have yet to be proven possible.
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Dias said the boycott may hurt such Canadian auto parts suppliers as Magna, Linamar and Martinrea, with operations in Mexico, but will have minimal impact on Canadian parts workers.
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Dorian is expected to bring tropical storm conditions to parts of southeast Massachusetts on Friday night or early Saturday, then to parts of the Maine coast on Saturday afternoon.
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It has agreed a deal to buy parts of Air Berlin after its failure, and has also bid for parts of Alitalia, both while McCall's successor was not known.
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In Indonesia, a significant factor in Mitsubishi's popularity is its network of suppliers for parts and components, ensuring good availability by keeping parts simple, and sticking to basic models.
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Connecticut will activate parts of its emergency response office at noon on Friday to monitor the storm, and parts of New York City are expecting three feet of flooding.
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Sadly, the current 3D printing systems can't make small, complex parts for watch movements so we're stuck with making larger, less complex parts until the technology truly takes off.
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Her implication suggests that the construction of an identity is a relational exercise, a bringing together of disparate parts informed by the context in which those parts otherwise exist.
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One of the best parts about this trend is that there are infinite riffs on the shape, and it can be remade to show off your favorite body parts.
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Hundreds of schools across parts of England and Wales closed Friday, with the Met Office continuing to warn of treacherous driving conditions in some southern parts of the country.
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People typically think of the parts of the brain that specialize in cognition and rationality (the cortex), and the parts mediating emotion (the limbic system), as completely separate departments.
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BLT Pasta Like the skillet chicken, this dish is more than the sum of its parts — and you're starting off with some pretty great parts (juicy tomatoes, smoky bacon).
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They then exposed the rice to CO2 concentrations between 568 parts per million and 240 parts per million to see what might happen to rice nutrition in the future.
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Parts of our chat, edited lightly for length, follow: TC: Every day, we're seeing more coronavirus cases in the U.S. and other parts of the world grappling with this.
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Two produce plastic barrels and inside parts for the Skilcraft U.S. Government pen, for government personnel, and one produces parts for the Skilcraft B3 Aviator pen, for military pilots.
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