When Drown first came out, immigrants were a periodic bugbear, a periodic hobgoblin.
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Instead of periodic certifications, he will now face periodic Iranian announcements about changes in the nuclear program.
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Periodic Currency Volatility A side effect of geographic diversification, particularly with a concentration in emerging markets, is periodic currency volatility.
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Periodic updates Great, as if chemistry class wasn't hard enough already: four new elements will be added to the periodic table.
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Periodic crashes in the oil price and state revenue have brought periodic calls to adjust the social compact between the state and its citizens.
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Locally, annual cicadas are larger than periodic cicadas and are generally camouflaged in green, black and brown — with none of the demonic, bright red highlights of their periodic cousins.
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That "refinement" has been the problem — eliciting periodic uprisings.
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And column two of the periodic table, where calcium lives?
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Both Zepatier and Viekira Pak require periodic liver function tests.
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Today's rating actions follow a periodic review of KFHP's ratings.
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Without such periodic purges, the filters become clogged and ineffective.
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The massive scale of the undertaking does have periodic downsides.
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Periodic light rains expected this week should benefit those crops.
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The other internists could end their periodic hospital visits altogether.
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Their addition completed the seventh row of the periodic table.
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Periodic fixes require manual upgrades by technicians in the field.
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Other Pacific Islands — Fiji, Vanuatu — have had periodic outbreaks since.
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It is required to provide periodic reports on the proposal.
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The Taliban has also received periodic military support from Tehran.
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Einshoch6 recorded songs for the serial and makes periodic appearances.
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A publicly traded company makes periodic disclosures to its shareholders.
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But despite periodic scares in recent years, this hasn't happened.
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We can plan for periodic sabbaticals to recharge and reengineer.
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Their work should be subject to periodic and surprise vetting.
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The rating actions follow a periodic review of the bank.
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These include withdraw fees, reload fees, periodic fees and more.
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And regular maintenance doesn't include the cost for periodic refits.
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The emails give insight into the periodic fires that Mrs.
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Danger arose if one predominated, so periodic voiding was crucial.
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Meanwhile, Pyongyang's periodic machinations do not play to China's advantage.
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Once officers are on the job, they receive periodic retraining.
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Occasionally, they'd reach out to squelch his periodic public appearances.
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The last evoked animals in rumbling figures with periodic grunts.
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"Wealth is built long term with periodic rebalancing," he added.
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There are also periodic outages on Saturdays between 2 a.m.
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That created problems, including periodic risks of war, for decades.
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Even normal stars are subject to periodic fluctuations in brightness.
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Some people swear by Fitbit's periodic reminders to get moving.
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Going from left to right across the periodic table, elements are arranged by: The genius of the periodic table is that its inventor, Dmitri Mendeleev, discovered that as elements grow heavier, this pattern repeats itself.
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Quick chemistry lesson: there are 26 elements on the periodic table.
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The S&P 500 is not a periodic table of elements.
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So hey, the periodic table may not be complete, after all.
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A hurdle for the rules will be India's periodic cash crunches.
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Its periodic bursts of violence are always unexpected and artfully filmed.
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Justice Ginsburg will continue to have periodic blood tests and scans.
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What would you name a new element on the periodic table?
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Until then, more facts and periodic outbursts of outrage are futile.
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Since then the country's politics have been roiled by periodic scandals.
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We recommend you bring your own periodic table of the elements.
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This results in periodic episodes like the one involving the Florida.
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Two political parties, the Liberals and Conservatives, fought periodic civil wars.
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Their addition also completes the seventh row of the periodic table.
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The Periodic Table of the Elements isn't exactly light beach reading.
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The drums generate a periodic charcoal color that underline the blues.
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It also now publishes the results of its periodic diamond sales.
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No one is threatening to kill off 2202 entirely--periodic reminder.
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The patients underwent periodic medical assessments to check for side effects.
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Grayscale Investments offers crypto for big investors via periodic private placements.
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Submitting the permit also allows for periodic fire inspections to begin.
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Luckily, that principle doesn't apply to elements of the periodic table.
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"He will undergo periodic medical checks," the statement said, without elaborating.
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The result is periodic emotional and explosive rage, seemingly from nowhere.
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Humans evolved as hunter-gatherers who engaged in periodic intergroup warfare.
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We can trust villains to be our periodic mental health checkup.
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It's on the periodic table of elements, unpatentable and therefore cheap.
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The actual results have been volatility, speculation and periodic financial crises.
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However, as a periodic intense whitener, it's effective in removing stains.
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I recommend taking periodic breaks to stretch or take a walk.
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High levels of youth unemployment have fueled periodic bouts of unrest.
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S. Banks: Midtier Regional Bank Periodic Review,' to be published shortly.
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The United States has itself granted periodic amnesties to undocumented migrants.
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But, despite his periodic restlessness, leaving was never a serious consideration.
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Given the country's history, periodic references to Soviet life were inevitable.
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The art form is in one of its periodic identity crises.
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Please welcome to the periodic table: Nihonium, Moscovium, Tennessine and Oganesson.
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GAAP requires periodic assessments to make sure cost estimates are correct.
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It strengthens further predictions we can make off the periodic table.
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It strengthens further predictions we can make from the periodic table.
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The regulations will require firms to have a Chief Information Security Officer in charge of information related matters, and aim to implement periodic risk assessment tests through continuous monitoring or periodic penetration testing and vulnerability assessments.
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Mr. MacLachlan connects five of the noble gases on the periodic table of chemical elements with their clue numbers: Helium, for example, which is number 2 on the periodic table, is in the grid at 2D.
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Marvel Entertainment can have its massive periodic crossovers with epic consequential sweeps.
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Periodic Israeli closures have been occurring all of her life, restricting movement.
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Similar to El Niño, it's a periodic swing in temperature and moisture.
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Nigeria, Africa's largest producer, has also suffered one of its periodic outages.
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Interactive Periodic Table Reveals Exactly How We Use All Those ElementsImage: Elements.wlonk.
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Periodic appreciations of the yen have had the opposite effect in Japan.
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Longo's team of researchers refer to it as a "periodic fasting regime".
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We have seen these periodic de-escalations in tensions in the past.
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Let's not confuse this with some kind of useful periodic digital detox.
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She recites the Declaration of Independence, then the periodic table of elements.
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Trump-friendly hosts receive periodic reminders that the president is keeping tabs.
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Once awarded, the benefits are subject to government review at periodic intervals.
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Mr. Fisher's periodic column in USA Today even might be in jeopardy.
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Second, platforms should consider attaching a periodic expiration date to exclusionary actions.
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No longer do immigrants have a legal right to periodic bond hearings.
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"A lot of organs start shrinking [during a periodic fast]," Longo explained.
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The periodic system is considered one of modern science's most important achievements.
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The report, "US Banks: Periodic Midtier Regional Peer Review" is available at www.fitchratings.
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One of them was a pulsar, emitting a periodic beam of electromagnetic radiation.
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The devices do require periodic replacement, which varies by patient, according to manufacturers.
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"You have the entire periodic table of elements to choose from," says Farha.
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With their discovery, the bottom row of the periodic table will be complete.
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Syria, once classified as a middle-income country, now reports periodic malnutrition deaths.
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Ms. Davis said they had come to expect a periodic loss of power.
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He started with holmium, one of the stranger elements on the periodic table.
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And, periodic in-person meetings, if necessary, are still only a flight away.
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Rare earths, covering 17 elements on the periodic table, are in fact common.
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The number element on the periodic table and the known universe is hydrogen.
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At the request of the family, we will continue to provide periodic updates.
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America's forthcoming F-35 fighter planes are "flying periodic tables", Mr Abraham writes.
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Periodic Edibles started listing terpene profiles on their packaging a few months ago.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Today's rating actions follow a periodic review of KFHP's ratings.
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The scheme was uncovered during a periodic U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission review.
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"Periodic reminder that Speaker Ryan is a coward," tweeted Adam Jentleson late Sunday.
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Separately, Moody's announced the completion of a periodic review of ratings of Thyssenkrupp.
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The rating action follows the completion of a periodic review of SABM ratings.
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One mechanism for doing so will be periodic public updates, one official said.
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The rating actions follow a periodic review of Tunisian factoring companies' National Ratings.
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For Szekretar, that entails periodic cleaning, tire changes and lubing of the drivetrain.
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The trust assets are also subject to investment guidelines and periodic true-ups.
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The year of the Periodic Table Science lovers, it's your time to shine.
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The rating actions were part of Fitch's periodic review of Norwegian savings banks.
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It suffers from lax standards, murky operators, marketing hype, and periodic market crashes.
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The rating actions follow a periodic review of Tunisian leasing companies' National Ratings.
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Hepburn tells me that his son already knows the periodic table of elements.
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The rating actions are part of Fitch's periodic review of Swiss private banks.
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Unfortunately, while the bursts repeat, they're not periodic in any meaningful way, e.g.
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Instead DCMs must establish programs for periodic reviews of AT Persons' compliance measures.
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The VA must now use that information in periodic health assessments of veterans.
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Or if you tried to acquire all the elements in the periodic table?
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Since the Middle Ages, periodic epidemics of this infection killed millions of people.
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Other medications require a periodic visit to a doctor, further raising the cost.
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"You want to break the habit of doing periodic email checking," she says.
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With their confirmation, we bid adieu to the periodic table's seventh row placeholders.
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A periodic review board set up by Obama by executive order on Sept.
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It's always chilly, with periodic bursts of warmth and sunlight throughout the day.
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Nor have repeal measures been included in periodic renewals of the rent laws.
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Feeding can be continuous or periodic, but often takes place via a tube.
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Jungmann said the review was part of a "periodic" update of arms export regulations.
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Periodic stress, or that which comes and goes, leaves room between experiences to decompress.
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Each company in Scale gets publicly available reports upon listing plus periodic reports afterwards.
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The rating actions are part of Fitch's periodic review of the UK Building Societies.
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The scientists expected to receive periodic text messages when the eagles flew over countries.
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Some 130 years later, the number and frequency of the periodic measurements have grown.
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Weird weather El Niño is a periodic weather event characterized by warming ocean temperatures.
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Dmitri Mendeleev, a Russian chemist, devised the periodic table 150 years ago this month.
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Xenon is the periodic table's Babadook (Image: Screenshot/YouTube)Xenon is a peculiar element.
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Where the story of the periodic table of the elements really starts is debatable.
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Such radioactive decay proved a source of yet more members of the periodic table.
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After watching this video, you're going to want to torch the entire periodic table.
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The rating actions are part of Fitch's periodic review of the major UK banks.
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For my body, my cellulite, my scars, my stretch marks my periodic adult acne.
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There have been periodic reports of cooperation between Boko Haram and ISIL's Libyan branch.
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They are giving up lives of back-breaking toil, stifling tradition and periodic hunger.
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"The history of private issuance is one of periodic panic and instability," he added.
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In case you weren't aware, there are four new elements on the periodic table.
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This means a more consistent cash flow is needed to handle these periodic payments.
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Periodic Edibles uses terpenes in their caramels, but for the effect, not the taste.
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On a smartphone, Siri bugs have made its lock screen presence a periodic risk.
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But in the wider universe of central banks, periodic revisions are no big deal.
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There have been periodic calls over the years for the palace to be rebuilt.
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Many studies also follow patients only intermittently, in periodic surveys and visits to hospitals.
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Not that our periodic eruptions of Bard-o-mania have always gone as planned.
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It does suffer periodic blackouts, but usually short-lived and confined to certain areas.
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But activists and experts say prejudices and discrimination persist, along with periodic government crackdowns.
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And that's a conversation that I keep private between myself and Arsène that's periodic.
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Without periodic blocks of disconnection, it's nearly impossible to accurately participate in self-reflection.
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The IRS allows you to take "substantially equal periodic payments" under Rule 72(t).
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After periodic crackdowns by the authorities, an estimated 4,500 people are living there now.
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Through dendrochronology, or tree ring dating, ecologists know that plants often survive periodic wildfires.
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For some, this might mean periodic huddles to deliver updates on what's coming next.
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Then, on a periodic basis, the media should report what his life is like.
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Periodic functions are repeating patterns like the undulations of a sine wave in trigonometry.
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Logs suggested that there was a periodic flow of messages between the two organizations.
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The ruling al-Thani family was riven by vicious internecine squabbles and periodic coups.
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It will include periodic performances arranged by the choreographer and co-creator Bárbara Foulkes.
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We asked her to send us periodic updates of how the Project is going.
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In periodic updates, they say they are working on a case-by-case basis.
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This must be cleaned out during periodic maintenance and treated and disposed of safely.
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Finally, this is your periodic reminder that it's not all bad news out there.
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The two sides signed an agreement calling for periodic talks between their top generals.
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They savor periodic pauses in the public life from which neither will yet retire.
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The State Department stopped issuing periodic assessments of Hong Kong's political situation in 2007.
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Ideally, physicists would like to establish these neutron limits for the entire periodic table.
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Quiet, that is, aside from the periodic rumble of the No. 7 subway line.
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"The Attorney General receives periodic updates on this working group," a DOJ official said.
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Despite periodic crackdowns, churches and mosques, but also temples, were rebuilt, and clergy trained.
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Periodic monitoring and public release of data by the FDA can also provide accountability.
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America has gone through periodic eras of political reform, every 20183 years or so.
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A periodic reminder to Trumpland: abide by the #1 rule of Twitter and never tweet.
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She figured her dry eyes and periodic discomfort were just a product of old age.
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Chemist Richard Feynman also predicted that there would be an end to the periodic table.
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With their periodic ace back in the fold, they also have a bit of magic.
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Ho Chi Minh City continues to struggle with periodic flooding due to inadequate city drainage.
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The company has launched Freedive, a free streaming platform that's supported by periodic ad breaks.
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National Commerce Corporation files periodic reports with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC").
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It helps that copper is once again going through one of its periodic supply squeezes.
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That question became: Do certain periodic behaviors of a collection of atoms have preferred tempos?
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It consists of a whole slew of fast-moving charged elements from the periodic table.
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As in the past, Apple will release periodic updates to the beta over the summer.
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From that moment the extension of the periodic table became work for physicists, not chemists.
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This part of the periodic table was the playground of Glenn Seaborg, an American physicist.
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In practice, periodic gluts and shortages mean that oil prices are prone to wild swings.
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Periodic doubts about the bank's freedom from political interference resurfaced after Murat Cetinkaya's abrupt sacking.
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The rating actions are part of a periodic review of Portuguese banks rated by Fitch.
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There are periodic dust storms that sweep in from the east, making the area uninhabitable.
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Cuba has endured the second-highest level of scrutiny under the Council's Universal Periodic Review.
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The Paluel 2 reactor went offline in May 2015 for its 10-year periodic overhaul.
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Of particular note: On Wednesday, releases its periodic update on business conditions across the country.
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The tension ensured the torch relays ahead of the Games were punctuated by periodic demonstrations.
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The rating action follows Fitch's periodic review of the Mongolian banks and the Mongolian sovereign.
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" Citi said last year it had halted correspondent services following a "periodic risk management review.
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She would redesign the classic Battleship game to include the Periodic Table of the Elements.
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But the rest of the government depends on these periodic spending bills to continue operating.
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This is why states have moved away from requiring periodic vehicle inspections for passenger vehicles.
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Early particle accelerators let us discover new isotopes and new elements of the periodic table.
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The capital does suffer periodic blackouts, but usually short-lived and confined to certain areas.
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They have tolerated the periodic outrage Mr Renzi directs at Germany and the European Commission.
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The rating action was taken in conjunction with Fitch's periodic review of major Austrian banks.
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"The timing of the communication was not random, and it wasn't regular-periodic," Paul said.
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Ruff day Instead of deals, Amazon Prime Day shoppers were greeted with periodic outages instead.
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Third, Coach has restructured its promotional cadence by reducing the amount of periodic sale events.
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Ability to provide periodic, summary reports of Congressional activities of interest to the region.8.
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Periodic scans of the information system and real-time scans of files from external sources.
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Periodic turf wars continue to break out whenever the latest government-brokered truce breaks down.
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With the latest additions, the periodic table is now complete down to the seventh row.
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Simmons's only other source of income was periodic financial support from his sister, Patricia Bradshaw.
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They have fended off periodic calls over three decades for the company to sell itself.
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Isotope is a fun Android app that helps you understand the periodic table of elements.
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The settlement also requires periodic training for managers and crew members at corporate-owned restaurants.
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Wrongful convictions are made more likely by periodic anti-crime drives, or "strike hard" campaigns.
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The children also attend spiritual instruction after school and exchange periodic letters with their sponsors.
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The Eightfold Way is to elementary particles what the Periodic Table is to chemical elements.
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His Facebook page included periodic online town halls with constituents on a range of topics.
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Periodic uprisings that replace one figurehead with another, hopefully better, figurehead have not been enough.
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There have been periodic calls to split it into two or perhaps three smaller circuits.
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To avoid tripping insider trading rules or spooking shareholders, some executives schedule periodic stock sales.
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The Sawtooth Botanical Garden in Ketchum and the Stanley Museum both offer periodic astronomy programs.
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But the program requires periodic congressional approval, putting it at the mercy of partisan politics.
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Despite periodic strains in their post-Soviet ties, however, Russia remains Bulgaria's biggest energy supplier.
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These auto rules may be subject to a periodic review, for example every five years.
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The new law allowed for more modest periodic rent increases citywide than the marketplace demanded.
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"A lot of women want to use oral medication" instead of periodic injections, he said.
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The most common letter among elemental symbols of the periodic table — R (19 times) 2.
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Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim-majority country, still has periodic bouts of anti-communist hysteria.
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This is generally a good thing, though it can also mean periodic forays into pretentiousness.
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Two more, Scandium and Yttrium, reside elsewhere on the periodic table and complete the group.
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The rating actions follow a periodic review of the Fitch-rated large domestic Spanish banks.
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Periodic reminder: the Crossword Puzzle Collaboration Directory is a resource for puzzlemakers from underrepresented groups.
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Moody's announced on Monday the completion of a periodic review of ratings of Telecom Italia.
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The Red Cross made periodic donations, but the Thai soldiers would pick through them first.
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What is a good way to adapt to periodic 5 to 10 feet storm surges?
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Management controls, including segregation of duties, periodic reassessment of privileges and audits, are also important.
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The expected change in leadership is part of a routine, periodic rotation of top military posts.
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Living with water scarcity and periodic usage restrictions is not new for us in South Africa.
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But activists and experts agree that prejudices and discrimination persist, as well as periodic government crackdowns.
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The rating actions are part of a periodic review of Spanish credit cooperatives rated by Fitch.
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The UN, the World Health Organisation (WHO) and others produce periodic forecasts that are fairly similar.
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That got us wondering: How did we end up with this calendar and its periodic recalibrations?
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The rules require Admiral to calculate periodic payment claims liabilities at a "risk free" interest rate.
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And those periodic rotations are remarkably precise—until quite recently as accurate as an atomic clock.
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The craft's enlongated orbit around the planet allows periodic up-close measurements, taken during "perijove" passes.
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But there's good reason to think that this is more than just a periodic market correction.
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A parole-like board known as the Periodic Review Board cleared him for transfer in November.
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It will come into effect in late October, and is a periodic review replacing previous norms.
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For decades, South Korea's economy and financial markets have shrugged off North Korea's periodic saber-rattling.
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Tripp stressed that kids don't even have to know about the Periodic Table to enjoy it.
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Not even the U.S. Treasury market was spared periodic liquidity vacuums and the war had begun.
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Trilobites Time to rewrite the science textbooks: The periodic table has new names for four elements.
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He said they savor periodic pauses in the public life from which neither will yet retire.
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I discovered Hawk's four years ago during one of my periodic food tours through Cajun country.
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Mr. Kallos noted that Brooklyn had historically eliminated more voters than other boroughs during periodic sweeps.
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Their analysis also incorporates "Log-Periodic Power Law Singularity" — a mathematical model for evaluating speculative bubbles.
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It is extraordinary that the HRC ignores its own findings contradicting its periodic reviews on Ethiopia.
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Admire one-of-a-kind style choices like periodic table pillows, decorative paddles, and period rugs.
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S. Midtier Regional Bank Periodic Review (Outsized Growth Points to Potential Risks for Group)' published today.
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We wrap with mathematical aesthetics by Hamid Naderi Yeganeh, the Iranian artist and periodic Numberplay contributor.
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Fleisig said the team&aposs model creates periodic comet showers for the rocky planets, including Earth.
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Hardware-created vulnerabilities are ever-present, experiencing periodic failures of arrays of storage and processing computers.
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The London tin market has just gone one through one of its periodic time-spread spasms.
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She also told doctors she felt periodic stomach pains and got full quickly when she ate.
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Small periodic payments are made as welfare to support the families of Palestinians imprisoned by Israel.
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It's in another one of its periodic downdrafts, down about 7 percent in the last week.
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Additionally, if you own stocks that pay dividends, you'll also miss out on those periodic payments.
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Second, the agreement sets up a mechanism for automatically reviewing its terms on a periodic basis.
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Those periodic eruptions of violence are like bubbles breaking the surface of a steadily simmering pot.
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They then followed up with periodic interviews and health examinations over an average of 25 years.
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Many of us can use a periodic kick in the pants to help keep us safe.
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The missions are also inherently riskier, and their backers must be willing to accept periodic failures.
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In addition, more than a dozen African-American-led community organizations stage periodic bail-out actions.
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In a period of otherwise extended market calm, geopolitics have been driving periodic bouts of volatility.
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Spending a bit of money on small, periodic indulgences can also add uplift to your routine.
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As I was learning about this, I went to the hospital for a periodic blood draw.
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Parts of the country, however, are rigidly conservative, and there are periodic outbreaks of violent radicalism.
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Salzer hopes to resolve the matter, if only to satisfy periodic calls from Guinness World Records.
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Just 12 percent believed MiFID II had increased the level of volume transparency in periodic auctions.
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In the post-war period, the United Kingdom has been no stranger to periodic sterling crises.
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Periodic fasting will feel most familiar: no food or drinks with calories for 24-hour periods.
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The campaign will continue to be transparent with periodic updates on its fundraising progress, Demissie said.
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Quite literally, the periodic table and quantum mechanics explain everything that is familiar about the world.
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Zappos, the online shoe retailer, holds periodic eating contests in its main plaza in Las Vegas.
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France is offering its periodic re-enactment of its Revolution, with gilets jaunes replacing sans-culottes.
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They'll still face periodic stress tests, and the Fed can enact enhanced supervision if it wants.
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After scientists recently discovered four new elements, some experts have said the periodic table is now complete.
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He said where the winds intersect, there are periodic changes in "soft" or low-energy X-rays.
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That's a nod to the fact that Amazon's website had periodic outages last year on Prime Day.
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That could surely be said for Blogger and Google+, but here they are, still getting periodic updates.
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He also appeared to speak approvingly of a part of the proclamation that called for periodic reports.
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Click ahead to shop our favorite ways to use the periodic table's best-kept skin-care secret.
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Additionally, if you own stocks that pay dividends, you'll miss out on those periodic payments, as well.
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Bozorgmehr came back for periodic visits, but never for more than a few weeks at a time.
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It carries out regular human-rights audits, known as "universal periodic reviews", on each UN member state.
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Since then, there have been periodic calls for people in Europe's biggest economy to work even longer.
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Barrett gives periodic updates, andcontinues to do so on Kinja even though he's moved on from Gizmodo.
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Making periodic payments throughout the month can help you keep it in line with the recommended limit.
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The rating actions are part of a periodic portfolio review of major banks in Belgium and Luxembourg.
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Rocky's team has also been in contact with the White House, giving periodic updates and making requests.
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It wouldn't be until 1869—some 200 years later—that the periodic table of elements finally emerged.
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IT IS 150 years since Dmitri Mendeleev published the periodic table, the innate order underpinning the elements.
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The Democratic nominee has suffered from periodic coughing bouts, raising questions by the right about her health.
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The rating action follows a periodic review of the midtier regional banking group, which includes BankUnited Inc.
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Under the old exchange rate mechanism, countries like Italy would undergo periodic devaluations to restore their competitiveness*.
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The organization's announcement on December 30 means the seventh row of the periodic table is finally complete.
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Both have seen periodic updates since then, sometimes in response to specific questions raised about online harassment.
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It was the sixth periodic release of documents, video and audio collected by authorities following the Oct.
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The rating action follows a periodic review of the midtier regional banking group, which includes BankUnited, Inc.
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Merchants say the dollar crisis is a key factor in periodic shortages in rice, oil and sugar.
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The initial release was followed, in classic WikiLeaks style, by periodic new spills of docs and tools.
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The company's periodic report tracks top trends in online jobs based on the listings on its Freelancer.
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His "party trick" is being able to recite all the elements that make up the periodic table.
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Banro's interests in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have come under periodic attack by Mai Mai militiamen.
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There should be periodic reviews to ensure the effectiveness of these processes as they function in practice.
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In recent years, there have been periodic confrontations between the IRGC and U.S. military in the Gulf.
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Adding to the complexity is the fact that the statute is subject to periodic review and revision.
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Warm temperatures and periodic wind gusts mean the threat of fire will continue for the time being.
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The effects of pesticides on honeybee populations are considered one culprit among several factors causing periodic declines.
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Today, that thing is ARSENIC, which happens to have "As" as its symbol on the Periodic Table.
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Because of the periodic rainstorms, the crowd at the Clevelander was pretty thin — no line, no cover.
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Regulatory scrutiny of periodic auctions and SIs may be deterring some traders from using them, they said.
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But here, during the periodic routines, the dancers turned outward, addressing the crowd with gestures of welcome.
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Not only that, it's now the oldest known classroom chart displaying the periodic table of the elements.
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Did she conjure Greenglass during one of her periodic deathbed scenes to gain a measure of celebrity?
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Although banks are required to provide periodic statements, some charge a fee for providing them on paper.
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We could hear periodic blasts that sounded like bombs but couldn't tell where they were coming from.
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At an age when most toddlers are still in diapers, Russell memorized the periodic table of elements.
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Print offerings will still be made available in periodic special editions starting in 2021, according to Kohn.
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The CDC and WHO release periodic coronavirus updates, offer risk assessments and its recommendations for response[www.who.int/].
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There are occasional bad puns and tortured metaphors, as well as periodic digressions that seem like padding.
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We're engaged in periodic, never-ending conflict in a half-dozen countries without any signs of ending.
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But photos are some of the biggest data hogs of all, so some periodic maintenance is crucial.
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In exchange for opting in, employers enrolled in the program receive periodic reports of aggregated employee data.
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Surviving periodic cycles of boom-and-bust, the market's continued vitality increasingly looks like a magic trick.
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My 18-year-old sister suffers from psychiatric disorders that cause her to have periodic screaming fits.
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Disappointing data and earnings updates could ignite periodic panics over the threat of recession, even if remote.
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Additionally, if you own stocks that pay dividends, you'll miss out on those periodic payments as well.
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Convicts labored barelegged in wet sugar cane fields, dying like flies in the periodic epidemics of fevers.
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And yet, despite periodic dust-ups, pragmatism allowed Japan's formidable export machine to keep its economy afloat.
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All is black and white and gray with periodic wild flashes of razor-blue sky and sun.
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I asked Salzer how scientists in other disciplines had reacted to periodic disruptions from the bristlecone community.
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Bryant's periodic drop-ins weren't a secret, and neither was his favorite meal, carne asada and flan.
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The periodic federal survey of people in prisons and jails only allows for "male" and "female" categories.
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Tight security measures and periodic lockdowns that accompanied the presidential motorcade had slowed traffic to a crawl.
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Since then, periodic warnings of long-term consequences has produced a lot of rhetoric, but few results.
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In Kazakhstan, in recent years there have been periodic outbursts of protests over economic and other issues.
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The Geneva Conventions require an initial status hearing for captured enemy fighters but not periodic reviews thereafter.
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The barriers, damaged by migrants trying to get through them or by the elements, need periodic repairs.
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It's referring to the line of noble gases in the periodic table, and XENON is No. 5.
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In Fitch's view, Kuveyt Turk would also be required to ensure full and timely repayment of KKSVK's obligations due to Kuveyt Turk's various roles and obligations under the sukuk structure and documentation, especially - but not limited to - the features explained below: - Prior to each periodic distribution date, Kuveyt Turk, as the managing agent, will pay to the certificate holders' agent an amount equal to the periodic distribution amounts payable by the issuer under the certificates on such periodic distribution date.
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The rating action follows a periodic review of the mid-tier regional banking group, which includes: BankUnited, Inc.
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A crystal is basically just a number of atoms arranged in a periodic, or repeating, pattern in space.
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The benefits of the situational, periodic stress of financial decision-making are lost to the chronic stress condition.
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The Tianjin government has provided periodic financial support to Tewoo in the form of equity injections and grants.
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The rating action follows a periodic review of the mid-tier regional banking group, which includes BankUnited Inc.
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They were in their jackets because of the influx of February air from the periodic whooshing of doors.
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"It's almost like a periodic table that you assemble differently based on what your age is," Tyrie said.
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Or to run periodic checks to keep more up-to-date tabs on the behavior of existing staff.
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Permanent life insurance contracts require periodic review to ensure that the premium and interest rate assumptions remain accurate.
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"That's not to say we won't have some periodic disruptions that may create temporary shortages," the CEO said.
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And here, at last, is the explanation for why the periodic table is the way that it is.
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That would offer biologists what the periodic table offers chemists, namely a clear framework within which to operate.
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Since Sports Direct floated in 2007, there has been periodic speculation that Ashley might take the firm private.
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It has seen periodic clashes between protesters and security forces, who have been targeted by several bomb attacks.
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Trump has not been briefed on the full strategy, but has been receiving "periodic updates," the official said.
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But it has been known to do periodic payroll culling, in part to keep those profit margins high.
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Periodic Edibles caramels will get a packaging makeover in 2019, but the terpene content will still be listed.
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But Lorenz found a more interesting and more realistic set of solutions that generated weather that wasn't periodic.
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The periodic table of elements just got four new members, thereby completing its seventh and currently last row.
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The ratings actions are part of a periodic portfolio review of major UK banking groups rated by Fitch.
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China's periodic attempts to perk up its economy are like watching "a ping-pong ball bouncing down stairs".
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The rating action was taken in conjunction with Fitch's periodic review of three Landesbanken based in southern Germany.
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Squawk Box's periodic focus on climate science might seem odd, given that the show focuses on financial news.
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It would ensure regular, reliable payment for civil servants and avoid these periodic disruptions of federal employees' lives.
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For in the aftermath of Brexit the EU is undergoing one of its periodic fits of soul-searching.
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Activists and experts, however, have long argued that prejudices and discrimination -- as well as periodic government crackdowns -- persist.
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The ratings actions are part of a periodic portfolio review of major Swedish banking groups rated by Fitch.
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LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner says if you look at his calendar, you will see periodic slots of nothing.
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On social media, Louis-Dreyfus has been keeping fans up to date on her health, posting periodic updates.
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For the hearing study, most of the data is collected passively, along with periodic surveys and hearing tests.
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Although the country is experiencing one of its periodic phases of disharmony, Americans are generally a moderate polity.
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But periodic elections are not the same as the fast-paced arena of e-commerce and social media.
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Various U.S. law enforcement agencies have waged periodic efforts to force manufacturers to provide some form of access.
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Schvartsman said all of Vale's tailings dams were checked after the 2015 disaster and periodic reviews carried out.
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With periodic expenditures to fix problems as they occur, he says, it could "muddle along" a little longer.
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Rather, the law allows for periodic scientific reviews to hone our understanding of human vulnerability to atmospheric pollutants.
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Feelings have to do with chemistry, and they all come from the same elements on the periodic table.
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The rating action follows a periodic review of the mid-tier regional banking group, which includes BankUnited, Inc.
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Before the internet, the bigger wine shops sometimes printed periodic catalogs for their customers, particularly around the holidays.
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Nietzsche's father died early, from "softening of the brain," after suffering years of debilitating headaches and periodic muteness.
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Biathlon today is a standard cross-country ski race with periodic interruptions in which the athletes pull a .
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He also has a periodic role as an injury analyst on SiriusXM, for which he is also paid.
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Uptick is a periodic feature that investigates fads, follies and fetishes new and old that are spurring conversation.
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A correction: Thursday's Morning Briefing misstated how the Russian chemist Dmitiri Mendeleev arranged the first recognizable periodic table.
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The agency's periodic reports since the accord took effect have shown that Iran is complying with its terms.
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The periodic references to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan suggest that the larger picture is, well, awfully complicated.
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The package was addressed to Brennan, an outspoken Trump critic, who is a periodic contributor to the network.
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A bright spot, however, was the periodic sound of the oud, an Arabic lute strummed by Saleh Katbeh.
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Notwithstanding periodic price fluctuations, you start to get a sense for how much value HP is cramming in.
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Those nearby countries have had periodic explosions of fratricidal violence between ethnic groups, including the 1994 Rwandan genocide.
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In recent years, there have been periodic confrontations between the Guards and the U.S. military in the Gulf.
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It was like a nationwide real-life season of "The Bachelor," with rounds of courtship and periodic cuts.
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Athan then brought this research to the international community, contributing to the UN Human Rights Council's periodic reports.
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You'll also get periodic reminders about apps that are accessing your location in the background (again, like iOS).
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Naiad and Thalassa's periodic, repetitive cha-cha is not the only noteworthy orbital resonance in the solar system.
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Not every investor wants handholding, financial planning, rebalancing, portfolio management, keeping-in-touch phone calls and periodic reviews.
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Fitch affirmed Citi's ratings in conjunction with its periodic review of the Global Trading and Universal Banks (GTUBs).
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CONAE also said it had no staff permanently based at the station, but they made "periodic" trips there.
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It relies on the decisions of parole boards, formally known in government circles as Periodic Review Boards (PRBs).
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In spite of periodic tragedy and economic hardship, the Big Show always endured because of its capacity for adaptation.
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Pilots are briefed before they sit in the cockpit and remain there for eight-hour shifts, with periodic breaks.
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Each side accused the other of violating the poorly-demarcated border, the scene of periodic clashes in recent years.
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When park managers suppressed these periodic wildfires, that only led to really massive fires later, as vegetation built up.
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The market has likewise been unable to capitalize on periodic "oversold" readings to generate a sustainable or convincing rally.
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Through periodic updates distributed on these channels, potential investors can get a sense of how the project is developing.
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Researchers followed 11,020 postmenopausal women over six years, giving them periodic bone mineral density (BMD) tests and mood assessments.
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It appears as if the periodic table has been completed, and previous searches for element number 120 has failed.
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The company's woes have been compounded by periodic outages and confusion among subscribers over the rapid pace of changes.
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It just throws them into periodic withdrawal, which combines the symptoms of severe flu with overpowering feelings of doom.
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Finding a new one is like adding an element to the periodic table: possible, but not a casual endeavor.
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Built in the 1850s, these underground spaces are generally closed to the public, except for periodic performances and concerts.
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Since Trump's election, they have oscillated back and forth from quiescent subjugation to periodic public complaint about presidential conduct.
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The time crystal would need to prefer a certain vibrational frequency, different from the frequency of the periodic nudge.
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Past transition leaders told CNN they provided periodic updates to the candidates, but largely stayed out of their hair.
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Once that choice is made, there is little periodic review of whether the case remains viable -- until the verdict.
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In 1997 the postal service was privatised during one of Argentina's periodic experiments with free markets and hard money.
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BATS will cover that option with its Periodic Auctions book, launched last October and operating auctions throughout the day.
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It was he who came up with the idea of the abbreviations that now occupy the periodic table's rectangles.
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The review of all accounts may not be necessary but a good sample on a periodic basis should suffice.
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This year it is vanadium, another esoteric element of the periodic table that is on a wild bull rampage.
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The Bolshoi's "past is one of remarkable achievements interrupted, and even fueled, by periodic bouts of madness," writes Morrison.
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"For example, manufactures could be doing more to implement better password management policies and periodic firmware updates," he says.
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In recent years Mack appeared in FX's Wilfred and on The Following, on Fox, among other periodic TV roles.
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The law also requires Berkshire and other companies that make periodic SEC filings to disclose various dealings with Iran.
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Mrs Merkel's periodic professions of faith, as the essay notes, have been trenchant enough and yet carefully non-confrontational.
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How countries implement the rules will be subject to periodic reviews by the watchdog, said its President Marshall Billingslea.
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We have assumed GBP5 million of restricted cash required to run the operations and absorb periodic working capital swings.
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We also assume GBP2750 million of restricted cash required to run the operations and absorb periodic working capital swings.
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The rating actions are part of a periodic portfolio review of two major Danish banking groups rated by Fitch.
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The current VR factors in periodic government capital injections, and their absence may weaken the bank's intrinsic financial position.
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Either way, the sophistication of the attacks suggests that Europe must prepare for a "new normal" of periodic terrorism.
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The environmental and energy policies of the World Bank are fairly rigid and should be up for periodic review.
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The best of them in fact embrace periodic failure as a necessary part of experimentation, learning, and institutional evolution.
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The contestants were given six-minute bathroom breaks every few hours, as well as periodic six-minute phone breaks.
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The relationship seems to have continued on a periodic basis, opportunities to bring Gosh to justice duly passed up.
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Also known as annual cicadas, these are not the periodic cicadas famous for their 13- or 17-year cycles.
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For instance: She's sitting in that bathtub because she may have killed someone during one of her periodic blackouts.
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Despite periodic issues such as noise and environmental protection, the U.S. enjoys broad freedom of operation and military mobility.
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They also decided that they needed to continue to communicate about their money often, setting up periodic check-ins.
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Problem apparently solved, at least until the periodic debate emerges again on why more Mets' numbers are not retired.
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Central to his calculations is a cycle of "earnings recessions," or periodic pullbacks separate from more major, economic slumps.
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Biden has made periodic appearances in the year and a half since leaving office, largely to promote his book.
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The periodic table was first developed by Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev in 18883, who revised the chart in 1871.
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Next up, Morita wants to focus on discovering even heavier elements that might make it onto the periodic table.
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Early on, Duke's zone defense flummoxed the Ducks, while Oregon's periodic three-quarter-court press impeded the Blue Devils.
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For those of us who grew up on Red Dwarf, are these periodic returns from stasis a welcome renaissance?
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"You need these periodic cleanses to kind of refresh and then allow the market to move higher," Carlson said.
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Non-performance risk arises from UOB's and MAS's unrestricted discretion in cancelling any periodic distribution on the proposed securities.
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He raised it with both hands to take aim at platinum on a periodic table tacked to the wall.
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It's been the worst of years, one of those periodic reminders that the raging beast in humankind always lurks.
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Establishing periodic reviews as natural breaking points for the rules of the game would certainly shorten investors' time horizons.
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For far too many politicians and gun-worshippers, periodic human sacrifice is the necessary tribute that sustains their devotion.
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Except for periodic maintenance breaks, these drills pound into the earth 20183 hours a day for nearly two months.
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Bret Stephens: We're going to miss you this summer, Gail, so I'm glad we still get our periodic chats.
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They would have to open their records to CUNY, and would be subject to periodic audits by the university.
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Perhaps befitting a prince known for his periodic blunders, his departure from public life did not pass without mishap.
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Eventually, the star&aposs core runs through the entire periodic table, burning every possible element until it reaches iron.
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The researchers followed the offspring with periodic bone scans through age 6, recording bone density and evidence of fractures.
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The treasury also issues sukuk with two year maturity and with periodic rent rate of 4.88% every six months.
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It creates estimated orbits by taking periodic measurements of objects as they pass overhead; it can't track them directly.
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Periodic auctions are in theory "lit", transparent, trades, but in practice have been criticized by regulators including France's AMF.
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Mutual-fund firms do make public their investments in startups in the periodic reports they make to the SEC.
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The periodic bursts of electronic music and flashing lights, not to mention the modish costumes, suggest a trendy nightclub.
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There are four popular fasting approaches: periodic fasting, time-restricted feeding, alternate-day fasting and the 22:123 diet.
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A few years back, amid one of Tesla&aposs periodic stock rallies, I suggested that shares could hit $400.
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We have a set of 10 items in our theme, all of which contain their own periodic table abbreviations.
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If you've forgotten about the periodic table of elements, here is a lovely interactive one for you to peruse.
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Instead he concentrated on finding new ideas and promised to update investors at periodic dinners and on conference calls.
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Instead he concentrated on finding new ideas and promised to update investors at periodic dinners and on conference calls.
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Thus, it&aposs considered a best practice to change your iCloud password on your iPhone on a periodic basis.
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"There should be some sort of mechanism for periodic reviews for the donor and the donor's family," he said.
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Like S.1989, FARA requires disclaimers, periodic registration, and copies of foreign propaganda to be filed for public inspection.
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The number of detainees at Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities has swelled to unprecedented levels, requiring periodic mass releases.
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On constitutional democracy's periodic upswings, we develop expectations about how the president should behave that exceed the law — e.g.
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An earlier version of this briefing misstated how the Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev arranged the first recognizable periodic table.
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The IUPAC rules stipulate new elements must be named after either This is the periodic table of the elements.
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When the footlong deal first launched, a store might run periodic promotions to "bump up sales or traffic," Fernandez said.
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And readers have been suggesting names for four new elements about to join the periodic table, including Godzillim and Trumpium.
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India's National Statistical Office recently released the periodic labor force survey for the period from July 303 to June 2018.
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A parolelike periodic review board is slowly working its way through their numbers and moving some to the transfer list.
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They're a new phase of matter that basically extends the rigid, periodic structure of crystals into the fourth dimension—time.
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It will even produce periodic vocal updates — such as telling you it's done cleaning and is going back to base.
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These periodic pulsations of light—or light curves, in the parlance of astronomers—is all but negligible in Ultima Thule.
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Since then, A$AP Rocky's team has been in contact with the White House, giving periodic updates and making requests.
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Periodic crackdowns on suspected jihadists have therefore tended to target the Fulani, driving some of them into the militants' arms.
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Monday's filing came four months after Logan's said it would miss some debt payments and stop filing periodic earnings reports.
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We have a solid understanding of the occurrence of stable elements and it is well documented in the periodic table.
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Instead, it would take periodic snippets, that it would assess, but not store somewhere in the watch or the cloud.
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So the Dugin vision is not so much Judeo-Christian as Islamo-Orthodox-Christian, with periodic appeals to Russian paganism.
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California, home to periodic earthquakes, is also home to 15 operating oil refineries, according to the US Energy Information Administration.
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The resulting red dwarf / white dwarf pair, described today in the journal Nature, are indeed fainter and undergoing periodic eruptions.
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A cascade of petty crimes and periodic crimes of sexual violence against islanders, exasperate locals and stoke anti-base sentiments.
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We also need to uncover another piece of the puzzle that is why there is this sort of periodic outbreak.
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"Heavier" elements (those with numbers higher than 2 on the periodic table) can dampen the formation of very massive stars.
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VCs look for a loyal, active, long-term user base, and dating apps tend to attract periodic, short-term users.
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Participants tracked their progress with periodic questionnaires answered before the programs began, two months later and again two years later.
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Even crazier, elements heavier than iron on the periodic table mostly come from the remnants of exploding stars, or supernovae.
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Venezuela has been enduring periodic blackouts and rationing ever since 22014 — and there's no sign things will improve anytime soon.
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Venezuela has been enduring periodic blackouts and rationing ever since 2009 — and there's no sign things will improve anytime soon.
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The federal statistics office carries out periodic surveys of the gray economy, but it mostly extrapolates data from old surveys.
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All these shows are intensely postmodern cabinets of curiosities that swerve far from periodic categories once typical of the museum.
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In between periodic disputes with the judge, a new batch of witnesses was being brought to the stand on Thursday.
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Belarus is heavily dependent on Russia for trade and external financing support, notwithstanding periodic energy disputes since the early 2000s.
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Those that are determined to have a big impact on small businesses would also be subjected to further periodic review.
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Without periodic check-ins and public updates, people can lose momentum or, worse, spend months moving in the wrong direction.
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Maybe dollar-cost averaging into a low-cost asset allocation, with periodic rebalancing, is the happy medium between the two.
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He is also leader of a team from UK charity Waterloo Uncovered that carries out periodic excavations at the site.
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The president must also file periodic financial disclosures, but he is not required to make another disclosure until next year.
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The rating affirmations have been taken in conjunction with Fitch's periodic review of the Global Trading and Universal Banks (GTUBs).
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There's been a periodic clamor for Cesaro to have a big singles push, and it's easy enough to see why.
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But the lightest of metals in the periodic table is shrouded in darkness when it comes to its pricing mechanics.
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Goal: TechCrunch will hold periodic training sessions in subjects, such as management and hiring topics, relevant to the Include mission.
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NO METAL IN LONDON The London tin market has just gone one through one of its periodic time-spread spasms.
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Club owners, sensitive to the authorities' periodic targeting of their venues, see the move as a concerted crackdown on nightlife.
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Today, we have your periodic reminder not to click on strange links from strange people, or bad things could happen.
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Seventh grade science is getting harder — truly ambitious kids now have to memorize a periodic table of elements that's bigger.
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But assorted legal disputes, investigations and periodic exhibitions featuring stored works have provided glimpses of specific pieces lost from view.
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The team, after all, has had periodic battles with StubHub over the sale of Yankees tickets on the secondary market.
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Groundwater depletion, suburban sprawl, periodic droughts (attributable, probably, to climate change): every year, people were asking more of less water.
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It is a long-held stance that has resulted in periodic action by the university — and counterpunches by the clubs.
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Without periodic blocks of disconnection from your business, it's nearly impossible to reflect and operate in a peak innovative state.
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The lightweight mask is versatile enough to be used as an everyday conditioner for hair, or as a periodic treatment.
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What element, which is key to the substance Vantablack, forms more compounds than any other element on the Periodic Table?
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Ginsburg will "continue to have periodic blood tests and scans" and no further treatment is currently required, the court said.
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Second, this cap has to be subject to a compulsory verification regime — both periodic and random testing by independent inspectors.
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The Canadian mining firm's interests in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have come under periodic attack by Mai Mai militiamen.
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Price caps force NNPC to import nearly all its gasoline at a significant cost and periodic fuel shortages are common.
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Compare the large — and explicit — jump in tax liability described above to an increase in withholding taxes from periodic paychecks.
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Despite these periodic releases, Azerbaijani civil society activists report that more than 28503 prisoners of conscience are behind bars today.
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The nods to Breaking Bad are subtle—hazmat yellow trim, a periodic table on the wall, coffee served in beakers.
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But he could not play, in part because of periodic tremors in his right arm and short-term memory loss.
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Smartphones require periodic maintenance to keep running smoothly, but a bit of tender loving care will go a long way.
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The country's state-owned flagship carrier, Air India, is functionally bankrupt, kept alive only through periodic infusions of government cash.
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The city remains unequal, there are periodic acts of terrorism, and there's no reason to be sanguine about the future.
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"Our cold case squad is constantly trying to re-evaluate cases on a periodic basis," Mr. Davis said on Tuesday.
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Wooden butcher-block and soapstone can also be left unsealed, but may benefit from the periodic application of mineral oil.
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Mylan's device has been plagued by periodic shortages, with consumers scrambling again in recent months to find a reliable supply.
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Korean researchers studied 46,140 men, 60 and older, following them for an average of eight years with periodic health examinations.
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In Poland, citizens under quarantine have to download a government app that mandates they respond to periodic requests for selfies.
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She will "continue to have periodic blood tests and scans," and no further treatment is currently required, the court said.
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Its many moderators receive stipends totaling what Madoff estimates to be "a few thousand dollars," gathered through periodic fundraising calls.
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And yes, even back then a highlight was the periodic, and tantalizingly unpredictable, arrival of the United Parcel Service truck.
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Her 9-year-old son had recently been treated for nits, which were discovered during a periodic check at school.
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But his periodic tweets and oft-repeated complaints about impeachment make clear the subject is never far from his mind.
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Researchers now hope to conclude their hunt for the heaviest version of sodium, which follows neon in the periodic table.
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This rider also doubles the delay for periodic EPA review of all air pollutants from every five years to 220006.
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Belcher's process matches DNA sequences with elements on the periodic table to create a sped-up form of unnatural selection.
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Sir Martyn Poliakoff, un científico famoso por sus Periodic Videos en YouTube, ha propuesto pensar en otras formas de representarla.
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They continued dating and in time, he came to love her more than he loved the periodic table of elements.
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If that group raises or spends $10,000 or more, it has to file periodic interim reports detailing donations and expenses.
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Almost 70 percent of investors interviewed considered periodic auctions to be useful, but half also said they need tighter regulation.
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Even those who seemingly have nothing to gain from the market, like neighbors who endure the periodic explosions, showed solidarity.
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The ratings actions are part of a periodic portfolio review of major banks in Belgium and Luxembourg rated by Fitch.
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Periodic "Fox & Friends Weekend" host and contributor Pete Hegseth is reportedly a finalist to run to Department of Veterans Affairs.
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The ATOMIC NUMBER of an atom is the "number of a chemical element in the periodic system," according to Brittanica.
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What remained, after years of periodic deluges and droughts, was a landscape cleansed of any sense of plainness or constancy.
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Mendeleev's original table is almost unrecognizable compared to the modern periodic table, but it encoded all of the key components.
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Among his projects was one he did his senior year to visualize the periodic table based on several different variables.
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Siamak received periodic warnings from associates that Iran was still too dangerous for dual citizens, especially those with global connections.
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If he doesn't alter course, he can expect periodic reminders from the Iranians that they have cards to play -- nuclear cards.
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If you look at the periodic table, oganesson, element 118, seems to sit at the rightmost corner of the bottom row.
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For all their periodic tables, styrofoam ball-and-pencil models, and mouth-garbling vocabulary, chemists really don't know jack about molecules.
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Young investors with many years ahead of them should be able to withstand periodic market ups and downs over the decades.
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Take a Number Since the 1163th century, European and American discoveries have monopolized the naming of elements on the periodic table.
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But averaging periodic measurements is never going to give you real-time data about what is happening at the subcycle level.
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"This was a finding as a result of periodic checkups that I do and that all citizens should do," he said.
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Keith Enevoldsen has created an interactive periodic table that illustrates exactly where you may encounter even obscure elements on the chart.
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It was created as part of the company's periodic "Hack Days," an occasion for employees to get creative with new technologies.
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Eventually, Payden says, she could no longer take the periodic panic attacks and "extreme physical stress-related symptoms" of her job.
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But based on long-term observations, this white dwarf star experienced periodic brightening over six years leading up to the explosion.
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After a few days of getting used to the periodic vibrations on my wrist, the Q54 became a great smartphone companion.
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My periodic desire to shun society and take up life as a nomad living out of a yurt somewhere flares up.
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So the end to roaming will only benefit periodic travelers, though it notes that cross-border commuters, for example, are covered.
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Instead, Murray had periodic conversations with Schumer to express her interest in helping the leadership team in whatever way she could.
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At the same time, the number of short positions has been trending higher since late February, despite periodic short-covering rallies.
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Will there be network television specials soon about "human downgrading," and will Zuckerberg appropriate it for one of his periodic essays?
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That would require Lima-Marin to report to ICE on a periodic basis and allow him to stay in the country.
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Parliament is also expected to approve a periodic redrawing of electoral boundaries, which critics say would also favor the ruling coalition.
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And Oregon's cool climate, short growing season and periodic heavy rains make determining whether grapes are ready for harvest particularly challenging.
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Farmers and agriculture firms could once count on periodic bouts of crop-destroying weather to tame gluts and drive up prices.
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To start, rock and roll is in one of its periodic nadirs and hip-hop has long been in the ascendant.
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There may well be periodic working level meetings in the future, but more likely than not, summitry has run its course.
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Tait even compiled a classification of types of knots, attempting to build his own version of a periodic table of elements.
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The Senate's legislative power exists only to serve his interests, and stopping the periodic slaughter of Americans isn't one of them.
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For three days before and after these interventions, participants completed periodic assessments throughout the day to measure loneliness and social contact.
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The cookware will need periodic re-seasoning but that is as simple to do as hydrating your skin by applying lotion.
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On the other hand, political economist Joseph Schumpeter and others averred that periodic slumps and crises were necessary cleansers of inefficiencies.
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The commission hoped that a larger structure might withstand the periodic acts of vandalism against sites that honor the boy's life.
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The Schwartz brothers' voyage comes with a 21st century twist, though — they'll be providing periodic updates on their adventure via Instagram.
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That explains the periodic roars for the road team, especially in Games 4 and 214.5 as the Cubs' offense came alive.
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Periodic capital support from the authorities has been inadequate to maintain these buffers, although a declining risk density has helped ratios.
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YouTube and other US sites including Facebook have faced periodic blocks in Pakistan over content that is deemed to be blasphemous.
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In its place were old photos, distinguished from the periodic early Hardys material he'd tweet out by their lack of captions.
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Plus, market operators worry that periodic price spikes will not send the economic signals necessary to induce investment in reserve margins.
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He was approved for transfer by a parole-like Periodic Review Board, which requires a consensus vote instead of unanimous consent.
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The sector has been slammed by years of over production that kept a lid on prices and sparked periodic commodity crashes.
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Doctors also may provide patients with a device worn on the arm that measures pressure at periodic intervals over 24 hours.
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This so-called subduction zone yields periodic earthquakes, which release the energy building up as the plates push against each other.
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"The existence of a fundamental frequency suggests the presence of a periodic system in the central nervous system," said the researchers.
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Venezuela has suffered periodic power failures for months, as its electrical system has deteriorated along with much of the country's infrastructure.
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A million Greeks went into the streets of Thessaloniki to protest in 1992 and there have been large periodic protests since.
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There are few worse things I can imagine than your parents or spouse receiving periodic access to your web browsing history.
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Badgers fans generally seem content to take periodic trips to the conference title game in Indianapolis and hope for the best.
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Those mind-numbing exercises in high school—factoring polynomials, conjugating verbs, memorizing the periodic table—were possibly the opposite: mind-sensitizing.
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Mining companies will also be required to submit periodic audit reports on their projects to try to detect any warning signs.
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Moreover, unlike the price negotiations that other countries conduct, periodic bid days will create price competition leading to lower drug prices.
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The counsel's office will also do periodic checks of the devices to ensure the rules are being followed, the official said.
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The company has previously offered stakeholders and employees liquidity through periodic secondary offerings, as it believes in its long-term potential.
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Tesla's periodic software updates make its Autopilot highway self-driving work better, but it remains well short of full self-driving.
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It's a tempting prospect, perhaps, for those who yearn for scenic surroundings — and who have the stamina to tackle periodic renovations.
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Saudi Arabia has resumed its periodic role as swing producer in the oil market, shouldering the largest share of output cuts.
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Great news, chemistry geeks — the four new elements added to the periodic table last December have finally received their permanent names.
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Even during Evie's periodic stints on the mainland, the island is never far from her thoughts, with her like a pulse.
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Given that the signal was so faithfully periodic, they jokingly labeled the radio source as LGM-1 (for "little green men").
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The water bubbles up in one corner of the pools in periodic bursts, direct from the mountain, ice-cold and sparkling.
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"This behavior is so unprecedented that we had to coin a new expression to describe it: "X-ray quasi-periodic eruptions.
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The chemical elements on the periodic table with atomic numbers 28503 through 22019 make up the critical elements called rare earths.
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Over the next 30 years, they measured their blood pressure with nine periodic readings to create a cumulative blood pressure score.
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Periodic episodes focus on themed adventures with Kiran Jethwa; a recent show displayed the celebrity chef swimming with sharks in Hawaii.
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Like many poor families, Bloch's moved regularly, whether from evictions, windfalls, or his stepfather's periodic homecomings before leaving for jail again.
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Since then, the residents of the surrounding towns have grown accustomed to frequent emissions of gas and ash and periodic eruptions.
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Buffett said "I don't think we actually provide less information" in periodic reports, but may present it in a different form.
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Toilet care can mean catheterization and periodic emptying of a bag, or changing diapers as soon as a patient experiences incontinence.
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