They've gone through their Lego phases, their sporty phases, their drama phases, their communicating-only-via-eyerolls phases.
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The reality is that our planet oscillates between phases with no ice, phases with all ice, and phases in the middle.
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Now, I know that in developmental psychology, we have phases, [and] kids go through phases.
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"The Raqqa campaign will proceed in phases, deliberate phases, there is an isolation phase which began today and subsequent phases to ensure we kick out Daesh out of Raqqa," McGurk said.
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Beck has distinct phases, and it seems important to point out that these phases are somewhat connected.
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Created by Francesco Cirillo in the 1980s, this method of working separates time into work phases and break phases.
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This announcement clears the way for Phases D, E, and F of the Psyche mission — the final official phases before launch.
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The trial involves seven phases The process for trial candidates can be lengthy, spanning seven phases: Women are screened twice for their medical history.
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Meteorologists label intense warm phases "El Nino" and strong cool phases "La Nina" but in reality they are just extreme positions in a continuous cycle.
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We've found that different phases of moonshot development benefit from different kinds of leadership, and that some individuals enjoy some phases of projects more than others.
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Both have small short-term basing phases in place, look on the verge of advancing from those basing phases," she said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Water can be directly converted into five different ice phases (Ih, ice III, ice V, ice VI, and ice VII) out of the total 17 theoretical ice phases.
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This is just the first of several phases, however; next phases could expand the capacity of the array to 92 megawatts, and later to as much as 252 megawatts.
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The entire ocean-atmosphere system cycles irregularly between weak, warm El Niño and strong, cool La Niña phases, but the frequency and strength of the phases is highly variable.
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We have our Dr. Jekyll phases and in those phases we work with the international community to build structures that will withstand us when we turn into Mr. Hyde.
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Karachi was divided up into "defense phases" to carry out the meticulously planned operation, of which eight phases have since been completed with a ninth phase to be announced soon.
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While the connection between the lunar phases and decreased rainfall is an interesting one, the team isn't advocating that you start carrying an umbrella based on the phases of the moon.
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We know from 20th-century data that these climate patterns play an important role in Caribbean tropical cyclones, with fewer cyclones occurring during positive "El Niño" phases and negative NAO phases.
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The process has many phases — the stages of homelessness.
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That sounded strange so we did some digging and discovered that his annual physical has five phases, so let's take a look now at the five phases of Donald Trump's annual physical.
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Marvel is mapping those phases out so far in advance that Feige and Marvel Studios have been able to get fans to add the "phases of the Marvel Cinematic Universe" into their vernacular.
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GRADE: TWO POPEYES So many phases in Chris Bosh's career.
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The second and third phases had been "postponed", he added.
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Deaf education in the U.S. has gone through many phases.
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Kim Kardashian has had too many style phases to count.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe has delivered three distinct storytelling phases.
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The second and third phases had been "postponed," he added.
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We all go through phases, and we never really stop.
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Ford will roll out its Alexa integration in two phases.
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Other emerging economies are in earlier phases of the cycle.
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The moon's phases are now a matter of predictable calculation.
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It was a couple phases of learning what I did.
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Increases the income level at which the credit phases out.
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The trial is set to roll out in three phases.
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This is how we get the phases of the moon.
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The Assuncao fight was one which took on distinct phases.
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I went through phases, I just never made them public.
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AJ: There are two phases to the operation in Yemen.
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The past decade has seen many fashion girl sneaker phases.
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Other phases are due to onstream in 59.2720 and 259.2725.
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The deal he's working on is unfolding in three phases.
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"We need greater participation in the voluntary phases," he said.
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The first two phases of the war have been won.
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Others cautioned that the case remained in its initial phases.
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Her proposal phases in such a system within ten years.
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Because these things go in phases, teams rise and fall.
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You used different hand lenses for different phases of magnification.
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He also described the race as developing in phases now.
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DARPA's dream messaging app will be developed in three phases.
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For "Westworld," Lisa and I go through three distinct phases.
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Ms. Hart was involved with all phases of the project.
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Nevertheless, his piece significantly influenced the latter phases of pacification.
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LG: It's rolling out in phases too, which is interesting.
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He shows us how many economic phases there have been.
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Either way, most every tactical mission unfolds in two phases.
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It has since been opening in phases, after many setbacks.
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This unusual London prison camp went through three distinct phases.
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Mr Lemann splits modern American business history into three phases.
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Further steps will be reached in phases, the president said.
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Being bi isn't a phase — it's so, so many phases.
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Growing up, I went through a lot of clothing phases.
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But it phases out after an automaker sells 200,000 vehicles.
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What are the next phases for "Star Wars" after this?
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This growth period can be divided into three distinct phases.
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We went through essentially three phases in our tech development.
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She loved beautiful things in all phases of her life.
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Can you tell me about the phases you went through?
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But then it phases in very rapidly, dollar for dollar.
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Did you have any weird fashion phases during that time?
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India's elections are spread over seven phases and 39 days.
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All three will be split into causation and liability phases.
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The city will be built in three phases, said Omari.
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In addition to the first and second phases of Costa Azul, Sempra is also developing the Port Arthur LNG export terminal in Texas and two phases of the Cameron LNG export terminal in Louisiana.
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He said Iran had invested $11 billion to complete the phases 13 and 22-24 of the giant field, which Tehran shares with Qatar, and expected to operate 27 phases by next March, SHANA reported.
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Raja said that the expanded partnership would be introduced in phases.
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The moons (signifying the phases of time and light and darkness).
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I think smart hotel, it has many different stages, different phases.
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This has been true throughout the various phases of my career.
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The battles transpire in repeating phases, like verses in a song.
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Typically, a drug undergoing a clinical trial goes through three phases.
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DeepMind trained AlphaStar in phases, the researchers explain in the paper.
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When oil companies dig wells, there are three phases of production.
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Those tariffs will go into effect in two phases on Sept.
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During those phases I feel as though reality has no bottom.
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Willie Nelson, Phases and Stages God, another whole album about divorce.
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All three cases will be split into causation and liability phases.
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N226 is going to roll out its product in multiple phases.
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Chhabria decided in January to split Hardeman's case into two phases.
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"I go through phases when it comes to smoothies," she says.
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"I go through phases," she said in an interview in November.
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A partial deduction goes to higher incomes, but phases out quickly.
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"The sun is very different during those different phases," Fox said.
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Phases out its Medicaid expansion over three years, ending in 2024.
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I go through phases of feeling distracted and that feels negative.
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He identified three phases in what he sees as 5G's evolution.
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I thought we were terrific in all phases of the game.
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Correction: This article originally misstated the how the moon's phases occur.
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Photographs and videos reveal the different phases of the merdacotta process.
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Mr. Kim insisted that his country could denuclearize only in phases.
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Jabaley describes the different phases of his life as character roles.
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The schedule for post-PSA development phases are currently under review.
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Washington CapitalsOver the years, the Washington Capitals underwent several rebranding phases.
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BCE's technology, which works in two phases, aims to change that.
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HTT plans construction of the 10 kilometer line in several phases.
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The elongation of vital life has changed the phases of life.
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Instead, try moving through the phases like courses in a feast.
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Be patient and don't get discouraged Repair always goes in phases.
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It depends because there have been different phases in my life.
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We want it to support all phases of the creative process.
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Wednesday's verdict ended the second of two phases in the trial.
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North Korea insisted, as it has before, on moving in phases.
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One moves through the phases of attention, boredom, and mental departure.
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"Some of them are in different phases than others," Cupp said.
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There are two phases to bringing America out of this crisis.
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Interestingly, the Fermi telescope images don't show the moon's monthly phases.
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But in the decisive phases, he seemed more passenger than conductor.
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These would then be put through three phases of clinical trials.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Men's and women's tennis are in drastically different phases.
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In Hanoi, Mr. Kim insisted on moving in phases toward denuclearization.
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The two sides had always planned to divvy up these phases.
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That phases out once you reach full retirement age, Olavsrud said.
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Vern Sallee describes the project in three phases: crawl, walk, run.
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In Britain, three more phases of the Hornsea project are planned.
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CNN: You identified three phases of summitry: preparation, negotiation and implementation.
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I'm curious about what you mentioned earlier about phases of wokeness.
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However, they're also about different phases of life, and LGBTQ activism.
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These two songs, per Caridi, represent two phases of the record.
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"I had phases when I was entertained by what he's doing and phases where I was upset with myself for allowing him to do whatever he does to disturb my game and my rhythm," said Djokovic.
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During the partial eclipse phases, and even through the eclipse's "Baily's beads" and "diamond ring" phases — when you can see the last bits of sun peeking through the craters of the moon — you need eye protection.
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But I think it's important that you not lose sight of the fact that the worst phases of your life are still phases, and there will be an after — one that is an improvement by definition.
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This composite photo shows all the phases, as seen from Miami, Fla.
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Items like nachos, tostadas and chocolate shakes are already in testing phases.
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This is because the program is very much in the experimental phases.
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The 28-piece collection will release in phases starting now until February.
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Their roadmap, released on Monday, lays out three phases over 10 years.
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It even factors in moon phases and sun movements in its readings.
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The company is in "one of those pessimistic phases now," Damodaran said.
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The prototypes, called the Z-series, are still in early testing phases.
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What would you tell people who are going through those tougher phases?
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The battle of Naboo includes multiple phases between the clones and separatists.
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The final test itself consisted of three phases: pusher, coast, and brake.
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These phases should take some time, but trust us, they will work.
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Different skill sets are needed during different phases of a companies growth.
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The so-called standing repo facility is in its early discussion phases.
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"For many (including myself), the lunar phases are highly metaphorical," Nock says.
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On Girls, his character Adam keeps hopping between phases of arrested development.
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Six months later, it gets halved again before it completely phases out.
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So that's, we're kind of in the early phases of doing that.
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Destroyer shuttles back and forth between two crucial phases in Erin's life.
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Karen Ho unsuccessfully attempted to purchase tickets during all three sales phases.
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Before it exhausts its limits, populism typically moves through several distinct phases.
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A typical credit cycle moves in three phases: Recession; recovery and expansion.
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"I go through phases," she recently told PeopleStyle of her hair changes.
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I've had phases of being single for really long spells of time.
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They go through three phases of company building: Project, Product and Profit.
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One longstanding idea appeals to different phases of the star-eating process.
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It's the idea of being in-between days, or phases, of life.
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The photos here combine images from "Faces and Phases" with self-portraits.
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We have about six systems, most of them are in pilot phases.
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The AAA game development cycle can be broken down into four phases.
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SpaceX has said it would launch its satellites in phases through 25.
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All three bellwether cases will be split into causation and liability phases.
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Total worked on phases 2-3 of South Pars in the 1990s.
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We've got to add the disciplines of engineering— many phases of engineering.
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Then it announced it would withdraw from the nuclear deal in phases.
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FUNK THE FEAR — It's gone through different phases in the live performance.
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ACCORDING to Ginni Rometty, IBM's boss, the digital revolution has two phases.
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HTT plans to build the initial 10 kilometer track in several phases.
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During 'risk off' phases the yen continues to show the strongest reaction.
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However, it remains unclear when the remaining three phases will be completed.
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Horrors: Lynch Law in All its Phases and The Red Record. According
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Tata Motors will supply the cars in two phases starting in November.
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All issues go through three phases: political education, political activation, political implementation.
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Sidewalk has proposed developing only the first two phases of the project.
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The proposal addresses three phases of substance abuse: prevention, treatment and recovery.
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That ultimately led to a second competency hearing between the two phases.
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JEB HENSARLING: Well, you know, you-- y-- your career goes through phases.
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We all go through phases of wanting it and not wanting it.
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The drive to increase productivity is urgent in all phases of agriculture.
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"We've seen him through so many phases of his life," she said.
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Interns will get exposure to all phases of software development life cycle.
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You go through phases of being super organised and straight-up chaotic.
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Currently, the FDA refers to the clinical trial process in phases, i.e.
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Sure—I go through phases of living according to it or not.
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The credit currently phases out after an automaker sells 200,000 such cars.
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Another team previously spotted water's two different phases while studying the liquid in its supercooled phase (when it remains a liquid where it would normally be a solid)—but they didn't observe the transition between the two phases.
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Tool France's Aramique and collaborator Mau Morgo decided to find out with the virtual reality installation Huit phases de l'illumination (Eight Phases of Enlightenment), which went on at the Palais de Tokyo, commissioned by Anna Senno, in November.
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For the discontinued trials, 205% were in early trial phases 2786, 21, or 1/2; 39% in phases 2 or 2/3; and 7863% had made it to phase 3 or regulatory review before being dropped, PhRMA reported.
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These different phases, which are analogous to melting and freezing, are used to encode data as bits, and, because there are several possible intermediate phases (between crystalline and amorphous), it's possible to encode several bits within the same cell.
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In the future, the UW team hopes to push the topic further and see if certain types of rain, such as heavy downpours, are more susceptible to lunar phases and whether these phases affect the frequency of rain storms.
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Roku says the channel will roll out in phases "over the coming weeks."
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The first (Part 1) identifies the key phases of developing and managing housing.
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It aims to double passenger traffic and is being constructed in two phases.
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He said Syrian authorities have asked that the repatriations take place in phases.
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So much secrecy surrounds what Marvel is planning for future phases of films.
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The directive will be rolled out in two phases, according to administration officials.
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Drummond, the center of an offseason-long contract discussion, delivered in all phases.
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To date, the West's foray into social commerce remains in the experimental phases.
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The installation's eight phases are a reference to the Eightfold Path in Buddhism.
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Production, which will be ramped up in phases, could begin in six months.
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Spiritually, it's associated with growth and personal development, as all waxing phases are.
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But I've gone through phases where I just haven't worked in a while.
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The initial two phases can last up to a year and a half.
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Kim has gone through many makeup phases, from super glamorous to toned down.
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It was scheduled to enter service in two phases in July and November.
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Intern will work in agile team getting exposure to all phases of SDLC.
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The risk, however, was also of not even getting to the later phases.
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As far as later phases of the trials, he wouldn't be as concerned.
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And this relationship played out over previous phases of the current economic cycle.
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Divide that book into chapters that represent the key phases of your life.
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The exhibition is divided into four phases: Move to Abstraction; Earth; Space: Mosaic.
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The project is now in testing phases, with five pilot structures in Zambia.
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Sometimes some of us have phases where are more track or song oriented.
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"We're making sure we're very thoughtful, rolling this out in phases," Smith said.
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Relationships used to be more linear, with clear-cut "commitment phases," Knopp says.
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In Oregon, officials began rolling out the OregonSaves program in phases last year.
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This break phases out for all taxpayers whose adjusted gross income exceeds $500,000.
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The Pentagon's efforts will be split into three phases, according to Mattis's memo.
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Starting with the first dollar of earned income, the EITC gradually phases in,
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Myth: The phases of matter are liquid, solid, and gas (and maybe plasma).
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How the phases of pregnancy and fetal development line up with abortion bans
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The firm is in the early phases and still searching for office space.
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The budding astronomer fills pages with observations about the phases of the moon.
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On a recommendation, Armour has kept a journal timed with the moon's phases.
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Emotions arrive, stir within us, and can sometimes quickly shift like moon phases.
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The credit then slowly phases out as individuals earn more than poverty wages.
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"My mother went through phases of being [...] addicted, unhinged, and psychotic," she says.
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But he did stress that Einstein has been rolled out in several phases.
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It occurs amid the great harvest dinner, and it has three distinct phases.
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During these phases, his zealous pursuit of his creative vision can be intoxicating.
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Physical testing of vehicles and deployment of services would come in later phases.
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The job of the judge can be roughly broken down into three phases.
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I think you see the country is going through different phases of it.
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They keep employee staffing levels at the bare minimum, even during growth phases.
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We've gone through many phases — the Belgians, the waifs, the Brazilians, the Russians.
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I don't care if they ever finish the next phases, like the beautification.
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The penalty, implemented alongside tariffs on washing machines, phases out within four years.
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For public works projects, separate design and construction phases soon became the standard.
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The plan includes four phases that started back in January, reports Entertainment Weekly.
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Future phases could include 300 more rental units, retail space and a hotel.
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You could learn so much — phases of the moon, tide changes, wind shifts.
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Earlier phases included efforts to take areas west and north of the city.
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Throughout all phases, though, dieters fast between eight and 12 hours a day.
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In Oregon, officials began rolling out its OregonSaves program in phases last year.
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The NPS contingency plan says that parks will shut down in two phases.
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Despite decades of development, few techniques have moved past initial phases of testing.
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Ahi plans to use the remaining debris for later phases of the installation.
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A Szijj company bought a stake in Hotel Via in phases from 245.
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"The final phases of evolution happen rather quickly and are dramatic," Jayawardhana said.
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Looking at these movies in phases, it's evident that the storytelling has evolved.
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If the moon happens to be in one of its in-between phases when Aunt Flo comes around, don't worry about missing out — waxing phases are great times to reflect on how you might find a sense of completion in different areas of your life, while waning phases are believed to encourage you to let go of things you no longer need (this can absolutely include your uterine lining).
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They argued that, in its initial phases, the ratings agencies fostered panic and contagion.
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The event is rolling out in two phases, with some overlap between the two.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani formally inaugurated four new phases of South Pars on Sunday.
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But the key word in all of those phases of her career is star.
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Photo: Steven BellaviaVenus, being a sphere like our own Earth and Moon, has phases.
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The incentives then reduce by 50 percent every six months until it phases out.
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That investment includes building a 500 megawatt gas-fired power plant in two phases.
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The NHI is due to be implemented in phases before full operation by 2026.
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"He will participate in three phases, each phase lasts about 90 days," said Bergt.
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The letter asked suppliers to provide three phases of training to roughly 4,000 attendees.
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Other phases or proposals in the internal report were far more modest, and cheaper.
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"He will participate in three phases, each phase lasts about 90 days," says Bergt.
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Moving the units' personnel and equipment to Camp Lejeune will occur in three phases.
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There were phases when the "western" Metropolitan lapsed (from the Orthodox viewpoint) into Catholicism.
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The existing $7,500 tax credit phases out once an automaker sells 200,000 electric vehicles.
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"We developed some phases of South Pars in the past," Pouyanne told CNN Money.
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The pale pink liquid comes in three phases: squalane oil, highlighting mica, and water.
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Normally phases of matter exist only by changing the way particles arrange in space.
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The drug, considered "most promising," was still in the testing phases at the time.
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"We got our butts kicked in all three phases," Ravens safety Eric Weddle said.
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Epic says that the competition will be divided into two phases: qualifiers and finals.
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The factory is being built in phases and is currently about 30 percent complete.
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The media covered each step of these celebrities' on-again and off-again phases.
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In Kathleen, Georgia, photographer Greg Hogan shot the beautiful sight throughout its different phases.
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In traditional manufacturing, we would run analysis simulations during the build and test phases.
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EUROPE'S POST-COLD-WAR history can be conveniently divided into three decade-long phases.
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There are apps and alarm clocks designed to help you glide between sleep phases.
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As Scott himself says, Bethesda's been awfully quiet at all phases of the controversy.
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Adolescence and young adulthood are already transitional phases that bring unique age-related challenges.
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Hasina also said their demands are justified and pledged to fulfill them in phases.
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And you always know you're going to get to another one of those phases.
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The next-generation Sling TV UI will roll out in phases across compatible devices.
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The modernization plan will be implemented in multi-year phases, the Navy has said.
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Phases is out November 10 on Jagjaguwar and will feature three previously unheard tracks.
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The policy phases down powerful greenhouse gases found in a range of everyday appliances.
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No additional information was provided on when the four new phases would be launched.
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The move will take place in phases, and the first one has already begun.
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Ancient Hindu thought divides the four proper phases of a man's life into ashramas.
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The expanded recalls will take place in phases between May 2016 and December 2019.
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The rolling election is held in phases and does not finish until May 19.
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The new grocery delivery benefit, meanwhile, will be introduced in phases, the company said.
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Yet Hemingway was not a healthy man during the latter phases in his life.
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One of the phases of this self-assembly is a big, floating worm spiral.
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Four Arab states are in various phases of meltdown: Syria, Iraq, Libya and Yemen.
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It details both pre- and postmarket phases to address the risk of cybersecurity threats.
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Even straight women went through lesbian phases because it was the thing to do.
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Also, four of MRT's phases have the same name as the comparable Scientology stage.
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There are apps for identifying herbs and tracking moon phases — for iPhone and Android.
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I think for me, I've gone through so many phases, like so many artists.
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I continued to go through phases of crash skin-care routines throughout college. Honey.
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In fact, they looked killer during their pixie phases and while growing it out.
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I've often thought of my career in two phases: before and after Giant Bomb.
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I know we've worked on these phases and now we're putting it to paper.
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What will happen, Ms. Figueres asked, if China phases out the combustion engine altogether?
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Two additional phases will bump up the total capacity to 100 million by 2040.
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It depends on the patient since people are under different phases of the virus.
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There will be 700 citizen-soldiers and airmen helping in different phases, KTVK reported.
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In its simplest form, venture investing has three distinct phases: seed, venture and growth.
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The project was planned in two phases and originally costed at £2000bn in 252.
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We've unwittingly robbed ourselves of a social architecture that marks and defines life's phases.
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Broadly, the response to an infectious disease outbreak has two phases: containment and mitigation.
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THE COMMUNIST PERIOD in Poland was itself marked by at least two distinct phases.
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Springs and NEAPS are both tides that alternate with the phases of the moon.
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The new plan would be implemented over three phases, with rural areas affected last.
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The CBP plan calls for the screenings to be rolled out in three phases.
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China's plan for ending reliance on throwaway plastic sets out three phases until 2025.
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And there remain some indicators that look wobbly and resemble prior pre-recession phases.
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On Thursday Greenpeace threatened to sue PGE unless it phases out coal by 2030.
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The administration said the indefinite travel suspension would be rolled out in two phases.
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In the scale's five phases, Phase 1 is minimal and Phase 5 is famine.
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So many of these phases feel like failures to just figure it out already.
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But "innovation" refers only to the very early phases of technological development and use.
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Clement suggests dividing the week or month or year into growth and fasting phases.
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"I thought we played well in all three phases," Vikings coach Mike Zimmer said.
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The image depicts 35 phases of the total lunar eclipse on January 21, 2019.
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Also, very large stocks often lead in the later phases of a bull market.
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Arqaam Capital estimates the inflows in across the two phases will reach $1 billion.
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Gross's stamp collection will be auctioned in three or four phases starting Oct. 3.
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He captured countless photos of the President during virtually all phases of his administration.
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But those pilot project phases are getting longer across the board, per 451 Research.
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Boeing breaks down the average one-and-a-half-hour flight into eight phases.
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The band itself itself has gone through a variety of phases, but still remains.
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One of those volatile and consequential phases is the one we're in right now.
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The cutback has been scheduled in four phases, the first of which started Monday.
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The sultan said that the remaining two phases of the set of measures, which related to crimes that would be punishable by stoning and amputation, would come into full implementation in the following years, but the latter phases were delayed amid international condemnation.
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It phases out for higher incomes and isn't available for anyone making more than $250,000.
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Snap isn't Facebook, and the two companies went public at different phases in their development.
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Endings cement great stories and political phases, and they are woven through our cultural consciousness.
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That credit phases out for individuals earning over $200,1 and couples making more than $400,000.
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There are still three phases of mission planning that the Psyche team needs to clear.
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During these phases, I have watched from the sidelines and I have jumped in, depending.
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I have gone through different phases, but I always describe myself as a pop artist.
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The divorce between the Labour Party and the workers has played out in two phases.
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Read on to discover what these lunar phases will illuminate for your sign this month.
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It's up to you how much the moon and its phases impact your everyday life.
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That's because your body cycles through four distinct phases of sleep to fully restore itself.
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Since then Pape says several hundred advertisers have participated in testing phases of the platform.
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In the first pic, Grande captioned it with emojis showing different phases of the moon.
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She looked at the day the earthquakes occurred, and what phases the Moon was in.
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And a lot of us are just happy those awkward phases were never immortalized online.
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"Your hair works in three different phases," explains Daniel Isaacs, chief product officer at Nanogen.
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The legislation modestly raises contributions by one percent and phases them in over 2900 years.
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Alexis Vasilikos is a Greek fine art photographer and the co-editor of Phases Magazine.
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Earlier phases of the audit have supported Aramco's statements on the total size of deposits.
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It's truly as if I'm experiencing a death and the phases that you go through.
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Walls in all phases of life: Walls that still stand and walls that do not.
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The LifeGuard Drone is currently in prototype phases, with a launch expected later this year.
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Bennett says the campaign has planned two distinct phases for winning in an open convention.
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The rate is reduced for businesses making between $150,000 and $225,000, where it phases out.
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You have to radically reduce the material and energy that goes into the manufacturing phases.
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TreeWiFi began prototype phases in June, with an official rollout expected throughout Amsterdam in September.
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Yet the current tightening cycle and previous two easing phases have featured mid-cycle pauses.
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Based on sun directions, moon phases, weather, and more, he chooses an hour to start.
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Keep scrolling to see what other famous men's long hair phases you completely forgot about.
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He said the central bank would probably move to a managed float in two phases.
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"In the early phases it was difficult," he said in an interview with Business Insider.
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There are these various phases of activity where the yeast forms what's called a barm.
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American fashion was in one of its ascetic phases, all monochrome fabrics and severe geometries.
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Conversely, phases 1 through 3 could utilize similar straw-man tactics on the deposit end.
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We are in the beginning phases of an important transition in the American health system.
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They mimicked the natural conditions that signal corals to reproduce, like sunsets and moon phases.
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"When she gets in these phases of intensity, she does really stupid things," Stensberg said.
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They often have to go to market in phases, iterating as new data becomes available.
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Like humans, dinoflagellates follow a roughly 24-hour circadian cycle triggered by phases of sunlight.
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These are the phases and stages and circles and cycles; this is how they happen.
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Victoria: For me I just went through phases and through them I then found… me.
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Ice phases are differentiated according to the shape of the atoms in the ice crystals.
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Murshed said the "rationalized prices" will be effective in two phases in March and June.
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Yeah, I've gone through a lot of phases as far as my artistic image goes.
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Operations will come in phases—there will be at least six months between every one.
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Buckingham and the coauthors of her paper divide modern panda diplomacy into three distinct phases.
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Open Book The writer Henry Green's fashionability has gone through more phases than the moon.
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Transitions between lengthy climate phases can leave telltale features in the ice, the research showed.
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An American military official said the Raqqa operation would take place in roughly three phases.
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The city says that the records will be disclosed in phases on a city website.
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Dogs and their handlers went through three phases of instruction: drill/obedience, aggression and scouting.
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Republicans discussed ideas for third and fourth phases during Monday night's meeting, according to Sen.
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The treatment involves exposing someone gradually and in phases to the source of their fears.
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His hair has also gone through many phases, while his tattoo collection has expanded dramatically.
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He told me: The Israel-Palestine conflict is at one of its most acute phases.
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The Pan-STARRS1 survey is being shared in two phases, with the first now available.
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I've always found them to be soothing during life's phases of physical and psychological recovery.
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All three phases had penalties that resulted in bad situations for us, field position etc.
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It was life acting through microbes that helped set off some of Earth's "snowball" phases.
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Initial phases of the fire probe, including data gathering, have largely been completed, Thiel said.
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Yet we would spend weeks or months iterating, in different phases, these different design iterations.
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Initial phases of the fire probe, including data gathering, have largely been completed, Thiel said.
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There are phases of life when despite our best efforts, everything seems to go awry.
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"We have completed the investigation and containment phases," SecureWorks CEO Mike Cote said on Monday.
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I hatched grand strategies, based on distant cloud formations and the phases of the moon.
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This could account for the phases of art as well, from depicting animals to humans.
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Phases 1 and 2 are complete, with Phase 3 creeping ever closer to Obe's home.
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Graphcore is in its final phases of product development and has lined up early customers.
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An initial compliance phase began in 2628, with stricter phases scheduled in 28503 and 22019.
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United States military officials said the Raqqa operation was being undertaken in roughly three phases.
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In total, the pre-construction phases can take up to seven-and-a-half years.
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They have provided educational advice and emotional support through the different phases of his life.
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"That misappropriation occurred in multiple phases over the course of several years," the lawsuits said.
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Nissan will notify owners of affected SUVs and sedans in phases, starting on October 21.
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They completed the renovation in phases, and continued to use the apartment as construction progressed.
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But it could also mean that the companies' fastest phases of growth are behind them.
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But there are many forces at work during the different phases of the running process.
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"After totality ends, very few people bother to watch the last partial phases," Espenak says.
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I would say we've been through phases of what it means to do child care.
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The show's opening credits are a montage of real photos from the creators' peak awkward phases.
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The market reacts to a paradigm shift in three phases, whether it be up or down.
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But as income rises above $119,700 for singles and $159,700 for couples, the exemption phases out.
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Chhabria on Thursday granted Bayer unit Monsanto's request to split an upcoming trial into two phases.
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Corn and soybeans are heading into key production phases when stressful conditions can hurt yield prospects.
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Additional phases of the project could see the Florida hyperloop extend to Atlanta and then Chicago.
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Her doctor is explaining different "phases" of a treatment plan, including easing inflammation in her face.
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I've been assessing the new and unfamiliar phases of my life via lessons from the show.
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"Our complementary football was nonexistent tonight, all three phases playing together," Giants coach Ben McAdoo said.
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The tax credit is then reduced by 50 percent every six months until it phases out.
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The polls spanned over seven phases, which began on April 11 and ended on May 19.
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Each boss fights requires you to survive through at least three phases, and if you fail?
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Today signals the start of two major phases of the year, stargazers: springtime and Aries season.
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That is, helping with contraception, or with other phases of women's reproductive health, such as menopause.
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I think one of the first phases of writing something is deciding what your character wants.
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"He goes through phases where the hair does not get washed, by the way," Saget revealed.
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Encouraged, she saved up to complete gender reassignment surgery in three 12-hour phases in Europe.
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Additionally, players take a more active role in the "punishment" or "motivation" phases in the sequel.
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The credit now phases out as income surpasses $400,000 for married couples filing joint tax returns.
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It hinders your ability to reach the deepest sleep phases, which your body needs to recover.
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This well-established clockwork of phases, colors and alignments still evokes a strong sense of mystery.
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The tax credit is then reduced by 23 percent every six months until it phases out.
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The delivery of the cargoes would be carried out in phases between January and June 2017.
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Successful completion of the first stage could have secured ICA more work in the latter phases.
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The tax credit is then reduced by 33 percent every six months until it phases out.
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Two further phases of the review were still underway, including the setting of minimum capital ratios.
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Each day in Persona 5 consists of multiple phases: Morning, Lunchtime, Afternoon, After School, and Evening.
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"They put pressure on us all night, in all phases," Kentucky head coach Mark Stoops said.
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"Five weeks into treatment and I was diagnosed bipolar 1 with manic phases," the athlete revealed.
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This responsibility exists during all phases of a product's life — product development, manufacturing, operation and maintenance.
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With those phenomena (advancing and receding) in mind, let's break down these two in-between phases.
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RADICS seeks to develop tools that aid in three phases of black start after a cyberattack.
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Innovations have reduced costs in the most expensive phases of the housing development and management process.
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I explore innovations in each of these phases, including construction, land, regulatory, financing, and operational costs.
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Google has called the project "exploratory" and framed it as being within initial phases of creation.
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The first phase of the project came online in 2350, and several more phases have followed.
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Everyone goes through phases… but was the lesson he learned & then passed onto me that's important.
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New phases are beginning: in romance, in your artistic pursuits, and in how you have fun.
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Twenty-two years after Bottle Rocket's release as a feature, Anderson's work falls into three phases.
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La Nina phases typically bring more snow in both the Rockies and around the Great Lakes.
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You can also start watching an hour before to see the partial phases of the eclipse.
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Further phases will extend the fence along the entire border and improve surveillance and detection gear.
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Those phases map in various ways to search engines, social media, affiliate sites, and [the homepage].
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These convulsive events mark major phases in the long history of American democracy and its expansion.
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"Yes, there are phases — the treatment won't last forever, but you are changed now," she continues.
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However, it also phases out eligibility for the tax credits sooner and makes the credits smaller.
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Campbell melds psychology with mythology in this book that outlines the phases of a hero's journey.
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Each of those new phases yielded more degrees of autonomy, but motherhood works the opposite way.
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"However the pace is expected to slow as the low base effect phases out," it added.
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Penalty rates are higher in the next two phases of the amnesty, which ends in March.
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"We talked about wanting to play well in all three phases of the game," Malzahn said.
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This is possible if you have people responsible for carrying out all phases of a program.
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You're told that you're in "Earth Phase," the first of four phases, each with attendant privileges.
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You also uncover most of your powers for use in the action phases during sim sequences.
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The offensive line, one of the country's best, turned back Gary Patterson's defense in both phases.
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The next focus is on industries that are still in the early phases of digital transformation.
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The amendment phases down hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), which are potent greenhouse gases in appliances like air conditioners.
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New moons are the first phases of the moon, during which time they are not visible.
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Stone artifacts have been dated in phases from the early Middle Palaeolithic to the Upper Palaeolithic.
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The classes that were temporarily suspended were those that were in the earlier phases of training.
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In other phases of their careers, Friday's loser might have had the doubles as a fallback.
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Normally, these appear in fish development at different phases, with osterix appearing several days before osteocalcin.
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"But who said the phases of the moon were caused by the earth's shadow?" she says.
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Trading in recent sessions has been markedly different than in other phases of the bull market.
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The W.H.O. faced sharp criticism for its slow response in the early phases of that outbreak..
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Key to growing a successful company is knowing where to staff appropriately at different growth phases.
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As they melted in phases, plenty of water was available for the inhabitants of the settlement.
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After that it scales down until an income level of $99,000, where it phases out completely.
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That way, they can exchange information and guide each other through different phases of the pandemic.
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The ordering and timing of contests is crucial — and it breaks down into two separate phases.
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Earlier phases focused on experimenting with clearing and settling high-value interbank payments using distributed ledgers.
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What is not publicized, they say, is how many attacks are prevented in the plotting phases.
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President Trump indicated this is Phase One and there will be two or three more phases.
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Today, we break down the report and explore why those two phases will look so different.
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He has been involved in all phases of the firm's development since its founding in 20073.
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"Conversations on the debt ceiling are at their very beginning phases right now," the aide said.
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Meanwhile, Saldana and her husband perform a choreographed modern dance showing the different phases of love.
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Roku TV models are expected to receive the update in phases in the next few months.
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"I think what China's expectation is, is you have future phases and future reductions," said Lighthizer.
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Remember about 200 million years ago when you were going through one of your "supercontinent" phases?
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All the songs explored aspects of love and phases of life and marriage, even the Schumanns'.
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India and Pakistan have alternated between phases of intense hostility and moments of calm since 1947.
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Sempra is developing five projects - Cameron phases 1 and 2 in Louisiana, Port Arthur in Texas and Costa Azul phases 1 and 2 in Baja California in Mexico - totaling about 45 million tonnes per annum (MTPA), or roughly 23 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas.
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We finished first phases of the planned projects, and we finished planning and executing and delivering units.
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Critics say the resort was overly ambitious from the start and should have been built in phases.
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This finding fills an important missing piece in our understanding of the early phases of stellar evolution.
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The report shows the crop is vulnerable as it heads into its yield-determining phases of development.
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While still in the early phases of the Mosul offensive, reports of war crimes began to emerge.
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For them, what they usually have to do each day is have multiple phases of their trip.
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The current version is divided into three phases in a one hour period divided by short breaks.
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The customizable dual displays automatically prioritize information based on the phases of flight or the pilot's preferences.
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The hurricanes taken off the WMO's rotation of names caused 224 deaths during their tropical cyclone phases.
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" Said Theresa: "Every marriage goes through phases which either could improve the relationship or people get divorced.
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We go through different phases in life where we do one thing well, another not so well.
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The general election, which has seven phases, began on April 11 and will end on May 19.
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Republicans have long said the plan is to do repeal and replace in three "buckets," or phases.
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The Broncos are a great football team ... and they came to play in all three phases today.
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All youth will go through phases of gender expression, but that doesn't make it any less valid.
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You have to credit DeviantArt for sticking around this long, throughout the internet's many trends and phases.
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And during those phases, it's way too easy to think that you're ahead of the game now.
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Customers visit the Atelier during various phases of the build and some even participate in the assembly.
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The company expects the review process to last two years, and for construction to follow in phases.
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Mainly, we see O.J. in the different phases of his life, negotiating through the world around him.
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Larson, 26, and the Phases rocker (formerly of Phantom Planet), 36, have been dating for several years.
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China first announced in 2009 that it was to build up the country's oil stockpiles in phases.
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Entry to the emerging market index will be in two phases, on Monday and on Dec. 13.
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Three more phases are due in the coming weeks with the next phase scheduled for May 6.
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Their work addresses waste throughout different phases of textile production: fabric waste, textile waste, and garment waste.
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The three designers' very different works illuminate various phases of an often opaque yet ubiquitous global industry.
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There's nothing ironclad about the interplay of equities and bond yields — the relationship shifts across market phases.
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Hasina said the students&apos demands were logical and she would work to meet them in phases.
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But isn't that how all teenage phases look from the outside, even as they shape us forever?
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Your boobs go through phases and on this particular day, I felt like they just looked nice!
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I've always kept a sketchbook around, but I'll go through long phases of not really touching it.
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But because of lethargic inflation, there has been a trend lower in volatility and longer expansion phases.
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There are four phases to be completed by 2025, with a total cost of about $12 billion.
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I go through phases, sometimes I'm like I love wigs, and sometimes it doesn't feel real enough.
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The road forward should be thought of in two phases: recovering now, and rebuilding for the future.
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Fiber Phone isn't launching in all of Fiber's current cities; instead, it'll be rolling out in phases.
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The AHCA is the first of three necessary and needed phases to fully repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Going forward, the process to reach a trade deal could take place in three phases, Goldman said.
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The United States and Canada, along with Mexico, Indonesia and Singapore, are volunteering for the first phases.
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China's absence in the first phases "would definitely be a big hole in the coverage," Rutherford said.
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I've gone through phases of not using them for days or weeks, but I always start again.
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Modern toilets were an invention that was in its earliest phases during the decade of the 1870s.
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It sounds confusing, but pills are usually color-coded in the packaging if they have multiple phases.
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The process that was unveiled Tuesday at FIFA's congress in Mexico City will unfold in four phases.
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Dikotter, a professor of humanities at the University of Hong Kong, divides the period into four phases.
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The budget phases out the FTA's Capital Improvement Grants (CIG) program over the course of a decade.
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It's not yet clear, however, whether China will join the deal's voluntary phases from 2021 to 2026.
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Disasters tend to stress-test the capacity of a government to effectively manage recovery and reconstruction phases.
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Stonehenge was constructed in phases, and historians believe there used to be more to the prehistoric monument.
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"We're sort of in the early phases of a melt-up," the president of Yardeni Research said.
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The credit phases out at an AGI of $80,000 for single filers and $160,000 for joint filers.
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She added that the service, still in the planning phases, will welcome all people of all races.
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The project remains in the early phases, and it is not yet guaranteed it will be built.
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The name for a new concoction often changes during trial phases based on taster and customer perception.
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To all this, Republicans have an answer: Just wait for phases two and three of health reform!
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I have gone through a lot of phases in my business, including some dark and sad days.
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While the manic phases in bipolar I and bipolar II are different, the depression is equally severe.
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The Senate bill allows businesses to do the same but then phases it out over five years.
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Research on the phases of Pluto's moon Charon seemed most significant to what they'd need from me.
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So they go through these phases where they're really into these hyper-sexualized, or hyper-gendered, things.
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It's super interesting because I look at music, especially hip-hop, and the phases it's going through.
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The ENSO phases can have drastically different impacts on commodities worldwide - from energy use to grain yields.
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As a scientist (and I am 66 years old) one rarely if ever has phases this productive.
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One of the reclamation projects is the Tuas "mega port", which will open in phases until 2040.
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Those 430-odd apartments are being replaced by 925 new apartments, in phases, in the coming years.
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Max 9s are also now flying passengers, but the 7s and 10s are still in development phases.
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The contract, which still has to be approved by the M.T.A. board, is split into three phases.
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As diligent historians, Morris and Ze'evi acknowledge many differences between the three phases of history they recount.
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Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and Ohio are all in various phases of debating or legislating on the same issue.
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Ms. Hasina has also said the protester's demands are justified and pledged to fulfill them in phases.
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Right on cue, Washington has moved gingerly through phases one and two of its emergency contingency plan.
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The drug companies Sanofi and Novartis are each in the late phases of testing new combination therapies.
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Once again like Armored Core or MechWarrior, DXM is a game split between two phases of play.
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China's Finance Ministry said the tariffs will roll out in two phases, the first beginning next month.
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In the last two decades, economic modeling has become pervasive in all phases of financial institution operations.
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And like, either had phases with, or didn't really engage with, or just like, knew about colloquially.
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PENNEAST FILES WITH U.S. REGULATORS TO BUILD NATURAL GAS PIPELINE IN PHASES WITH FIRST PHASE IN PENNSYLVANIA
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Throughout the many phases of the case, he has been represented by the same lawyer, Kevin Marino.
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AQR will also receive $7 million in grants, disbursed in phases, to help pay for an expansion.
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Of those, more than 2,350 cases are "currently in various phases of review and processing," she said.
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But Mr. Holiday doesn't have any trouble reconciling the Jekyll and Hyde-like phases of his career.
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Removal of the station's large Amtrak departures board began last night and will be completed in phases.
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It's nothing serious, but one of those passing phases we're all familiar with when things feel overwhelming.
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The company's facilities in the country are in the early phases of development, and not yet producing.
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As of Tuesday morning, neither of those phases had definitive outcomes -- and they are both coming soon.
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To be extremely impressionistic, I would divide the modern progressive approach to marriage into three distinct phases.
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In one instance, China's Commerce Ministry said both sides had agreed to cancel existing tariffs in phases.
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An average 28-ish day cycle is broken up into four phases that span roughly four weeks.
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LED signs on the walls with phases like "whoop it up" and "turtle time" needed no explanation.
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Entry to the emerging market index will be in two phases, on Monday and on Dec. 24.
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Home decor went through phases throughout the last decade, highlighting how interior design evolved throughout the 2010s.
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Those investment phases follow an earlier $10.8 billion investment into a testing and packaging plant in Xi'an.
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Those investment phases follow an earlier $10.8 billion investment into a testing and packaging plant in Xi'an.
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Visit Business Insider&aposs homepage for more storiesI&aposve gone through a few phases with AC/DC.
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Any MSCI move to upgrade would take effect in two phases - in May 2019 and August 2019.
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The Everglades Forever Act, the law that Bush inherited from Chiles, divided the cleanup into two phases.
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Despite the moon's phases, he's always there, keeping a watchful eye over you from his heavenly perch.
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But a purely solar calendar, like the Gregorian, tells you nothing about the phases of the Moon.
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The early phases of the label's design process take place in group texts that unfurl over weeks.
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For example, critical phases of lung development begins in the fetal period and continues through the teens.
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I'm still getting manic phases; I end up obsessing over random shit and going on shopping sprees.
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The wounds from that conflict still smart, yet Esteban was also a bystander to Spain's more optimistic phases.
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Delivery will be carried out in phases over the second half of 2018, a senior BPC official said.
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The way her body phases isn't really under her control, and she'll die if she doesn't stabilize soon.
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For low earners, it phases in dollar for dollar: If you earn $1803, you get $0 in benefit.
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Around $600 million will be needed to complete all phases of VGP, according to a G10K press release.
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Ellis thinks causal emergence could account for many emergent phenomena such as superconductivity and topological phases of matter.
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Connecting these two seemingly disparate artistic phases was what he and Dewey wanted to answer with their documentary.
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The FIA said the elimination format would be in three phases lasting 16, 15 and 14 minutes respectively.
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In the ongoing election, West Bengal is one of several states to hold polls in all seven phases.
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Splitting the IPO into phases is a departure from the original plan for a market debut in 2018.
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The country of 1.3 billion people typically holds elections in multiple phases to ensure security across polling stations.
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The rest is sucked out in secondary and tertiary phases, which commonly include injecting CO2 into the well.
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The phases start with a dramatic reduction in carbohydrate intake — you're only allowed around 20 grams per day.
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The Japanese company plans to contribute $1.6 billion to the plant in phases over the next few years.
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The first two phases represent about 332,000 of the 243,000 customers who are expected to lose their power.
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Splitting the IPO into phases is a departure from the original plan for a market debut in 22021.
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In 1997, Iranian authorities awarded the development of phases 2 & 3 of the field to a Total subsidiary.
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Moving between these frameworks through research and production phases has been a bit of a headache for Facebook.
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The credit phases out over a 12-month period after an individual automaker hits 200,000 electric vehicles sold.
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But these links are conspicuous because so little else seems to join the distinct phases of Broodthaers's career.
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"It shows that the richness of the phases of matter is even broader [than we thought]," said Yao.
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Tesla has been building the factory in phases, and it will be ready to produce batteries before vehicles.
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The idea is this: many restorative functions take place during the deepest phases of your sleep cycle, right?
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Currently, only families making $3,000 or more can get it, and it phases in slowly at that point.
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A wider rollout for private homes is planned in 20163, depending on the success of the trial phases.
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Pool describes the night in phases: the rally, the march, the shootings, the search, and, finally, the waiting.
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We've all gone through phases where we've been frustrated, where we felt like we didn't have a voice.
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For a concept to receive final approval and funding, it has to go through two phases of attrition.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe's Infinity Saga — aka the story that Avengers: Endgame is ending — exists in three phases.
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It'll take years to create the Space Force, as well as several phases of implementation, the official said.
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North Korea wants something that's prolonged and in phases, whereas the US is expecting something much more accelerated.
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The scheme is said to be rolled out in phases, implemented jointly by the central and state governments.
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I think Kyle's right—time and memory move in those "phases and stages"—but I'm not there yet.
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R3's funding will be raised in phases over the next nine to 12 months, the source said.
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Joe Hyrkin: I think it's sort of like the first early phases of it have run its course.
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The election will held in seven phases until May 19 and votes will be counted on May 23.
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Chase is rolling out its contactless ATM plan in two phases over the next year, according to Wired.
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The trickiest thing for a lot of groups will be finishing the boss off in three damage phases.
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We were aware of where he was and came out focused, really in all phases of the game.
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He wants the Senate to ditch the House bill's plan to repeal and replace Obamacare over three phases.
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After several planning phases, it was finally abandoned in 1987, supplanted by a more straightforward automated rail network.
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That said, the company hasn't indicated just how many phases of the park development there will ultimately be.
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The game is currently in prototype phases, but won the 2016 Games for Change "Climate Challenge" in June.
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The deduction phases out for taxpayers with income between $2000,22018 and $2315,2000 and disappears over that income level.
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The ministry said that the latest recall covers mainly passenger-side airbags, and will be conducted in phases.
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Immediate rescues take priority Disaster relief efforts typically have three phases: rescue, recovery and rebuild, according to Honoré.
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"This would be the first sale of these assets, they will do it in phases," the source said.
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One of the measures, called Amendment 3, would raise the tax by 60 cents in phases through 2020.
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The two spacecraft traveled together until Sunday, when they separated to begin the final phases of their journeys.
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Some advanced equipment even allows for eliminating the concentric (lifting) phase or eccentric (lowering) phases of a lift.
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The 33-hour mission, which included refueling, tested all phases of an attack mission involving a Rafale warplane.
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Note that the deduction phases out for individuals and their spouses who are covered by workplace retirement plans.
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For instance, the 20 percent small business deduction phases out at $85033,000 of earnings for white collar businesses.
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Each of the three phases of an issuance — preparation, marketing and implementation — is set to benefit from digitization.
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How do eyeless creatures monitor the moon's phases and determine when the time is right to start mingling?
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The Dow Theory refers to three primary phases — accumulation, participation and distribution — which underpin a major market trend.
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Intelligence officials continue to be key stakeholders in early phases of the discussions, as CNN has previously reported.
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"It takes a lot of time and the phases of healing don't always feel like healing," she said.
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It phases credit out from predecessor and in to the new President as more time in office passes.
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"Conversations on the debt ceiling are at their very beginning phases right now," the aide told the network.
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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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We needed to play really, really well in all three phases to beat that team and we didn't.
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If no one took photos or videos, their awkward teenage phases or college dorm rants are gone forever.
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And the phases were embarrassing, and then I learnt what was me, because I could let go more.
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Panasonic plans to contribute $1.6 billion to Tesla's $4003 billion "Gigafactory" in phases over the next few years.
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The sentiments seem, at first, antithetical, but they might actually be separate phases of the same unending eclipse.
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The investment will be made in phases and the capex plan is expected to completed by March 2020.
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It's the fate that often falls on the generations that emerge in the later phases of a revolution.
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Instead, it envisions denuclearization as taking place in sequenced "phases" for which it demands "simultaneous" incentives from Washington.
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Under the current rules, the credit phases out for taxpayers with adjusted gross income between $203,203 and $243,540.
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There's no plan to shutter the older plant, but rather to introduce automation there in phases as well.
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It has been slated to decline in phases to 40 percent in 2018 and 30 percent in 2019.
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Just as any business has various phases — startup, development, and growth, for example — so does an individual's career.
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In the Senate version, it phases out gradually after five years and ends by the 10th year, 2027.
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The updated Walmart app including Grocery is rolling out in phases, so you may not see it immediately.
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In some cases, working through the initial phases of making a decision will lead to a clear winner.
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But Sheriff Honea said Wednesday that he would allow residents to return in phases starting early next week.
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The "confirmation" is part of NASA's project management plan, which divides missions into phases separated by independent reviews.
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The arduous process can stretch over more than a year and has many phases — the stages of homelessness.
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" — Erin Farmer • "There are phases when I feel stuck between being overwhelmed yet feeling unmotivated to address it.
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Once the two phases are complete, around 2.5 million people will be without electricity, according to one estimate.
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In its early phases, Karma founders had to figure out what service the app should provide for users.
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In Lee attractions, such as "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge and Edison Ford Estates, will reopen in phases.
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"We will announce plans and related timelines in accordance with different phases of project development," the statement said.
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Among the accusations was that he directed bombings of civilian hospitals in the final phases of the war.
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The effort is being implemented in phases, with the DHS now focused on the second stage, Pekoske said.
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Panasonic plans to invest $1.6 billion of Tesla's $5-billion "Gigafactory" in phases over the next few years.
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Coming out prime-time football, playing like that, it's not up to our standards in all three phases.
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It's easiest to think about the primary race in three phases, as we explained in our primary calendar.
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The characters are entering into new phases of their lives, grappling with aging bodies, divorce and child-rearing.
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A systematic review published just months ago showed how various phases of flooding and storm disasters affect health.
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In practice, the Super Retina XDR display on the 11 Pro Max is appreciably better in all phases.
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If the project gets the go-ahead, the array will be installed in several phases, starting in 2020.
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The university proposed a plan that phases in more modest cuts, but the board of trustees rejected it.
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But the latest extension of the federal Investment Tax Credit phases out solar subsidies for homes by 2021.
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The company told CNBC the test is in early phases and there are tools to report inappropriate usage.
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The credit, which phases out in steps, was reduced by half -- from $7,500 to $3,750 -- beginning January 1.
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This left the author to experience Joseph in glimpses and phases — a vacation here, a birthday party there.
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Instead, the second and third phases of Marvel's movie empire dug deeper into its own television-like drama.
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Pointing to charts and graphs on several screens, the Speaker explained the three phases of repeal and replacement.
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The airline industry expects aviation regulators around the globe to approve process in phases — not all at once.
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Delivery will be carried out in phases over the first half of 0003, a senior BPC official said.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer last week acknowledged there remained hard work in the next phases of negotiations.
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Delivery will be carried out in phases over the second half of 2019, a senior BPC official said.
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SDI-type defenses can intercept missiles during all phases of flight: boost-phase, mid-course, and terminal-phase.
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This year, authorities have encouraged people to stay put or return to their places of work in phases.
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