Go deeper: Pricing plateaus for this year's Super Bowl ads
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For most people, weight loss plateaus at about a year.
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Today, it's a PLATEAU, because plateaus are flat on top.
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She's starred in Canadian TV shows Rookie Blue and The Plateaus.
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I'll be watching to see if this escalates, dissipates or plateaus.
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GUPTA: Haugastol sits next to one of Europe's largest mountain plateaus.
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Every other traditional ad medium is seeing growth declines or plateaus.
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There is some bust potential, however, if he plateaus in development.
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Finally, a series of descending plateaus leads to the Truckee depot.
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Onslaughts of seismic upheaval gave way to lulling plateaus of noise.
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That's because there aren't huge herds roaming the plateaus these days.
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"They were pretty much being machine-gunned down on plateaus," Grace said.
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But the future looks wobbly, as chip supplies grow and smartphone demand plateaus.
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Recovery requires daily maintenance, and even the plateaus feel like hard-won triumphs.
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Today's hike is The Quiraing, another gorgeous hike comprised of ridges, plateaus, and boulders.
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Using body paint, she hides them in in forests, on plateaus, or amidst waterfalls.
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Immolation #1 takes place in the dusty, red clay plateaus of some unknown world.
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"It's like our height plateaus and then our weight increases," says Brown in the clip.
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Containing four distinct districts, the route is comprised of ridges, plateaus, highlands, and Mt. Pisgah.
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Vidal and Follert, the guide and fiber-optic specialist, led us out onto the plateaus.
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Yield plateaus are a phenomenon only of the most intensively farmed parts of the world.
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Shale's output will grow as offshore production in the Gulf of Mexico plateaus, he said.
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It is the only fossil that doesn't decline in SDS — it plateaus from 2030 to 2040.
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I've been running for years, and like anyone else, my progress has confronted ruts and plateaus.
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The tall plateaus mix with sharp cliffs, and the stark beauty is interrupted by sprawling lakes.
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There are 23 volcanoes in El Salvador, standing over the cities and central plateaus like guardians.
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The spread of existing best practice can no doubt bring yields elsewhere up to these plateaus.
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Exposed plateaus on the surface provide an important clue that Comet 67P was originally two comets.
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The landscape on either side varied between moss-green mountains and plateaus, where communities had settled.
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But plateaus free of ice in the mountains provided a better home than the dry valleys.
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Steep stairs brought us breathlessly up a mountainside onto flat plateaus with clusters of statues and murals.
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S. trade war weigh on customer sentiment, while at the same time seeking opportunities as growth plateaus.
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AI-powered contract processing is a good example of an application where the algorithm's performance plateaus quickly.
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However, it plateaus as "development moves into less productive areas and as well productivity declines," EIA adds.
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An epic otherworldly event, akin to being overcome by an oppressive heat wave or witnessing cascading plateaus.
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The recently exposed landscape, largely on plateaus between fjords, is dominated by boulders, bedrock and tundra vegetation.
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PRODUCTION PLATEAUS, STOCKS DROP The smelter hits come against a backdrop of flat-lining aluminum production in China.
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PRODUCTION PLATEAUS, STOCKS DROP The smelter hits come against a backdrop of flat-lining aluminium production in China.
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Such smart breeding, in alliance with new, precise techniques of genetic modification, should break through the yield plateaus.
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On "Daedalus," Mr. Ellman mostly doubles Mr. Allen's scattershot melody, loosely tossed out, with no plateaus of landing.
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She took a five-month journey across the plateaus of Central Asia searching for remnants of ancient settlements.
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"[Career plateaus] are not a personal shortcoming or a sign that you even done anything wrong," she tells CNBC.
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They ran it through a proprietary codec, called "sörensen- 3," which blended the French plateaus with a person's figure.
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And yet reliable broadband is far from guaranteed in this region of towering plateaus, sagebrush valleys, and steep canyons.
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"Their confidence level goes up and plateaus at eight to 12 months, and it doesn't go down," said Robinson.
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Like most skills you try to master, learning to swim is a succession of thrilling breakthroughs and frustrating plateaus.
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The labor force will continue to decline, as aging baby boomers leave the work force and women's labor supply plateaus.
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Previously, user growth has climbed, so any user number that plateaus leaves investors nervous about the future of the company.
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At the same time, says Mr Ranalli, the winemaker, the cooler, higher landscape and temperate plateaus "felt like coming home".
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Our ability to lie continues to strengthen until about the age of 45, when it plateaus and begins to recede.
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If you make one series of assumptions, it turns out, the line of longevity plateaus and falls (a la Vijg).
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That's because "the leaner one becomes, the slower the rate of loss becomes, with more frequent plateaus," says St. Pierre.
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Alternatively, Delos could also offer immortality à la Altered Carbon to anyone willing to pay up (and risk potential cognitive plateaus).
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"What happens is their subjective ratings of sleepiness goes up and then plateaus because it's become their new normal," Mander says.
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"I think this is a risk mitigation strategy against a world in which oil demand growth slows and plateaus," Ladislaw says.
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And the chart (above) reveals that life expectancy doesn't increase in a straight line — there are sometimes plateaus and even dips.
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Much of the country comprises tropical lowlands, but it also includes high-elevation plateaus where nighttime temperatures can plunge below freezing.
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UBS, for example, expects "commodity demand growth to soften as China's growth slows and economic activity in the developed world plateaus".
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In other words: People experience weight-loss "plateaus" because their bodies are designed to work that way, not for lack of willpower.
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My progress would be full of peaks, valleys and plateaus, but I just had to be patient and persistent with my therapy.
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The seven-hour journey brings you across one of Europe's highest mountain plateaus, and takes you to through spectacular and varied nature.
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"Ultimately, everything comes to an end; it's more of managing the plateaus with the lows when you're at the top," Day said.
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Researchers have found similar plateaus in the 800-meter run, high jump, shot put and signs of plateauing in many other sports.
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Little is known about the Tibetan wolf, since the species lives in the high, isolated areas of the Tibetan and Ladakh plateaus.
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Research shows that this simple behavior can double weight loss, and it often helps my patients break through frustrating weight loss plateaus.
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Let Us Cultivate Our Garden took place at at Kızılçukur (Kızıl Vadi Plateaus, Uçhisar Square, Cappadocia, Turkey) from May 19–June 12.
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There are spikes of intense interest followed by plateaus where much of the quieter advances are made (often by hobbyists and academic researchers).
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Now it will report them quarterly, and we've seen from Twitter what can happen to an advertising-dependent company when user growth plateaus.
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The Silk Road ran through the country and brought a continuous flow of trade and conquest to its high plateaus and mountain valleys.
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Plagued by yo-yo dieting and weight loss plateaus, Mama June decides she's going to get weight loss surgery, and the journey begins.
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It is full of twists, kinks, forks, dead ends, bottlenecks, troughs and plateaus; periods of sudden, mind-boggling expansion and dull, slow waiting.
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The structure that satisfied the team's parameters is a chip covered in mesa-like plateaus that are engraved with channels to corral electrons.
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When a Type II-P supernova explodes, its brightness rises, plateaus (hence the "P") for about 100 days and then declines until it's over.
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The Ozark region is breathtaking, with its steep-sloping plateaus, drastic drops in elevation, and wooded mountains as far as the eye can see.
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A parched and stony stretch of plateaus and savannah, Pagirinya hosts some 35,000 refugees about 30 km south of the border with South Sudan.
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S. crude oil production continues to grow through 2030 and then plateaus at more than 14.0 million barrels per day (b/d) until 2040.
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If for some reason his progress plateaus, they may look for a special needs-friendly home that doesn't mind that he has some limitations.
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It came off slowly, and I hit plateaus, but I never put any of the weight back on because I just had that control.
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But if Apple is now hitting a plateau, it's important to remember that it's one of the loftiest plateaus in the history of business.
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The final images are revelatory works of landscape photography in which seemingly lifeless concrete wastelands are transformed into thrilling canyons, calderas, plateaus, and peaks.
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Yes, there are temporary plateaus and dips -- Iran's retaliatory missiles fired on US bases last week being one -- but the overall trend is upward.
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As the crowdfunding segment plateaus and the next generation of real estate startups continue to grow rapidly, these companies face a different set of challenges.
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DURING THE last ice age, when glaciers blanketed most of Eurasia, the peaks and plateaus of the Hengduan mountains in south-west China were spared.
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That's 50kW more than the current batteries allow, and should increase the top speed of the cars, which currently plateaus around 150 miles per hour.
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It's a few stone bungalows hidden within a lush landscape, ringed by colossal limestone rock formations and plateaus we had only seen in watercolor paintings.
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Its aging, relatively simple graphics give you plateaus of snow and stone that look fine on a small screen, but unnaturally sparse when they're life-sized.
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In the blink of an eye, you are cruising past rolling dry tumbleweed-strewn hills and plateaus, dotted with hints of the pastel and loping cattle.
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This decline continues for the rest of your life, or at least until retirement, where it plateaus, probably due to reduced data among this age group.
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Put simply, you'll note that dieters can't sustain a steep drop in calories, and slowly eat more until their energy intake plateaus along with their weight.
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I saw geodesic satellite stations, from where the rest of the world monitors its GPS systems, on the tops of plateaus or the bases of mountains.
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"This aircraft has good usability for both plains and plateaus, with wide compatibility so that the basic platform can be refitted for other tasks," Li said.
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The feed's more than 86,000 followers have gotten glimpses of troops holding sessions atop frozen lakes and glaciers and on mountain plateaus overlooking the sweeping Himalayas.
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I think people need to understand that the terrain of recovery isn't all uphill, and it's the long plateaus along the way that are most dangerous.
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But as the app hits saturation in certain markets and user growth plateaus, Facebook must keep finding ways to squeeze more money out of each of them.
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Digital video ad revenue is still pretty small compared to TV ad revenue in the U.S., but it continues to grow quickly as TV ad revenue plateaus.
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Focusing on conservation and scientific research, the 12-day tour is a sampler of climates: Andean plateaus, biodiverse Ballestas Islands, Amazon rain forest, coastal desert and canyons.
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The work occurs on a dramatic, sweeping ramp featuring peaks and plateaus that the two navigate with grace and speed, both in and out of their wheelchairs.
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In 1983, the government awarded him a grant to travel across Canada, to shoot mines, quarries, and rail cuts—micro-plateaus blasted into mountains to support tracks.
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Still, Ecuador's ruling Country Alliance party remains popular with many poor in the country that is home to volcano-topped Andean plateaus, lush jungles and the Galapagos Islands.
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"Apple is embracing what we can refer to as the camera plateaus, positioning them as the iPhone's distinguishing feature," Cybart wrote in the Above Avalon newsletter on Thursday.
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In contrast, self-regulation — the ability to quash an impulse — climbs in a gradual, linear trend until around ages 23 or 24, when it plateaus at adult levels.
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IEA expects worldwide growth in coal consumption to average just 0.6 percent between 2015 and 2021 as developed countries continue to abandon the energy source and China's consumption plateaus.
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A controversy has emerged that suggests mortality plateaus—in which death rates slow down and even grind to halt—exist for both humans and animals beyond a certain age.
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Sure, the Canadian scientists who created a mathematical model found random plateaus, some seven years long -- but still their research fails to explain a plateau of decades, said Vijg.
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General Motors' ability to drive profits as the U.S. auto market plateaus or gradually slows down is one reason why shares of the automaker have lagged the market overall.
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Facebook is useful, but it is useful mainly in the way that a phone book is useful, and after you have reached a certain number of friends that usefulness plateaus.
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"As basis for 'pastell compressor' we have been using time- lapse shootings of clouds drifting by, which we took on the plateaus in the south of france [sic]," they wrote.
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But it is good to know that the big ideas are there, available to be drawn on in case other yield plateaus threaten the required rise in the food supply.
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Beyond the new restaurant's bronze central bar is an open kitchen lined with window boxes of oysters, mussels, shrimp and lobster waiting to be steamed and piled on icy plateaus.
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The C4 Rice Project thus aims to break through the yield plateaus and return the world to the sort of growth rates seen in the heady days of the Green Revolution.
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"As for the video itself director, Ethan Young, had this to say: "It's difficult to make a video feel like it's building toward something if the song itself plateaus relatively early.
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Located within the canyons of Grand Circle, the largest concentration of national parks in the U.S., the five-star Amangiri resort offers 360-degree views of the surrounding dunes, plateaus and mountains.
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"It comes and goes in plateaus / One month later I'm a fucking pro", he says, before sarcastically suggesting that his "parents would be proud" of his back and forth tussle with anxiety.
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The Samsung Group hopes the biosimilars business will develop into a new growth driver as global demand for smartphones plateaus, weighing on the outlook for its flagship firm Samsung Electronics (005930.KS).
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Moreno's supporters, in turn, have decried Lasso's plans, warning that he would slash welfare benefits and govern for the rich across a nation that stretches from Andean plateaus to the Galapagos Islands.
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She wanted to create what she called "plateaus" for her lyrics, spans that she could prolong or cut short depending on the demands of her words and the emotional content that they ferried.
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As a result, the former French colony's mountains, plateaus and plains look relatively unspoiled — but in reality, they are laced with an estimated 225 million unexploded bombs left over from the Vietnam War.
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Although sometimes dismissed as eyesores, Los Angeles photographer Amir Zaki finds the beauty in the parks' sculpted concrete bowls and plateaus, which for him evoke the work of Land Art pioneer Michael Heizer.
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Based on the study data, the company said the treatment's impact wanes at first, then plateaus in the second year before declining more slowly over time but remains effective for up to eight years.
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The big stores, plus online behemoth Amazon, are a key indicator of whether the U.S. consumer -- representing more than 70% of the economy-- is still spending, even as manufacturing struggles and job growth plateaus.
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The layoffs come during a broader slowdown in China's tech sector, wherein start-ups are vying for shrinking pools of venture capital and established companies are looking for new revenue opportunities as growth plateaus.
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There's a chance one of the Blazers' indispensable duo plateaus, but it seems just as likely that both can continue upgrading their areas of weakness and sharpening the tools that already give defenses migraines.
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Political Memo MIAMI — The early stages of Kamala Harris's presidential campaign have been defined by peaks and plateaus, moments of strength that have inspired supporters and others that have confounded even her closest allies.
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While smoking the meat, you may experience the dreaded "stall," in which the internal meat temperature plateaus around 150 to 160 degrees, or even drops, as liquid evaporates from the surface of the brisket.
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I think if I learned one thing over my career, it is that Newton was right: The objects that are in motion stay in motion, and that motion tends to accelerate, hit plateaus and reaccelerate.
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They began to seek out herders who bring cattle or sheep onto the plateaus after the monsoon season when the sparse vegetation of the hot months gives way to a burst of lush grass and flowers.
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At the United States Open, which begins Monday, he is seeded 11th and seeking higher plateaus in his 203th year as a pro: At his home major, Isner has advanced past the fourth round only once.
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While it's easy to get caught up in the roller coaster of spikes, plateaus, or ticks down each day, here's the thing: These incremental developments don't necessarily reflect what's happening with the disease in real time.
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Lots of 50-something workers have had career plateaus during which they were more focused on family, says Gerald Walsh, founder of the executive search and coaching firm Gerald Walsh Associates, based in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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The neo-Malthusians may throw up their hands in despair, but consider this: despite all the apparent obstacles, from yield plateaus to climate change, in the six years following the FAO analysis cereal production rose by 11%.
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It sounded vaguely Chinese and the scenery did look at times like Chinese scroll paintings: rocky, pine-covered mountains cut through by waterfalls, fast-moving rivers and vast upland plateaus with alternating patches of snow and wildflowers.
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PACARAIMA, Brazil (Reuters) - Government employee Jose Lara this month used some vacation days to take a long scenic bus ride through the verdant plateaus and sweeping savannas of southern Venezuela, but the trip was anything but a holiday.
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The AMD formula of lots of cores, strong graphics performance from the Radeon division, and attractive pricing is proving popular both with consumers and hardware partners, especially at a time when Intel's struggling to overcome security flaws and performance plateaus.
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The Predator MQ-9s will be docked in the sprawling mud-hut city of Agadez, where a $100 million base is being clawed out of the desert plateaus that are a haven for both al-Qaeda and ISIS-linked groups.
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How to interpret what each graph on Google Trends meansOnce you've searched a term or topic and customized some of its variants, understanding what the peaks (represented with a 100 on the graph) and plateaus actually mean can be confusing.
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COWGILL, Mo. — Up and down the center of the country, winds rip across plains, ridges and plateaus, a belt of unharnessed energy capable of powering millions of customers, with enormous potential to help meet national goals to stem climate change.
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Last week, a little girl in stripes spun and twirled in the open space where the staircase plateaus; down below, a little boy in a puffer coat danced up a few steps and promenaded — a momentary detour into joyful abandon.
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The Mercer family has farmed in the valley since the 1880s but has only lately come to winemaking; they grow every grape that goes into their proprietary wines, mostly on the pretty slopes and plateaus of the nearby Horse Heaven Hills.
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There's never been a show like Couples Therapy before, but there wouldn't be a Couples Therapy without Dr. Orna Guralnik, the accomplished New York-based clinical psychologist and writer who patiently shepherds couples toward difficult, hard-won plateaus of mutual understanding.
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The Modi administration is hoping to ramp up tourism and infrastructure investment in Ladakh, known for its snow capped peaks and rocky desert plateaus, and is also an area of dispute with China which lays claims to parts of it.
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Using the enhanced technology and expanded network, "China will have the experience to operate high-speed rail networks in the world's most diverse geographic and climatic conditions, from deserts to alpine plateaus to rainforests", said Jia during an interview in Hong Kong.
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With an iPad or other tablet set into the bike's attached media shelf, you can connect with riders around the globe and/or take a virtual ride through lands including the Australian Outback, the plateaus of Tibet, or numerous major metro areas.
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If you do both, you get the best result: For the high urban density and advanced efficiency scenario combination, the annual building energy use for heating and cooling first plateaus around 2030 and then decreases after 2040, settling just below 45 [exajoules] in 2050.
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"The good news about the obesity battle is that we're seeing plateaus and decreases in children, but the bad news is we're still seeing increases in adulthood," said Dr. William Dietz of George Washington University in Washington, D.C., who wrote a commentary accompanying the study.
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And as more countries get diagnostic tools and come up with their own ways of classifying Covid-19 cases, we will surely be in for more spikes and plateaus that don't actually tell us much about how the virus is spreading on any given day.
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If the Family Truckster isn't cutting it anymore, head on down to the dealership and check out all the new rides that carmakers will be increasingly desperate to sell as inventories pile up, the 2018 new model year looms, and a booming US sales market plateaus.
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Other interesting stats from the report are around which cities pay tech workers the most (San Francisco at $142K on average), what type of tech companies pay the most (transportation companies pay $20K above the average) and how the average tech worker's salary plateaus after age 45.
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The Internet of Things is certainly part of this shift, and even as the smartphone market plateaus there will be countless more applications for ARM's technology — it's so entrenched in its position that it's hard to even imagine who or what might take the company's place.
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In a report released late last week, the group argued that recognizing the region as a World Heritage site would bolster China's efforts to resettle tens of thousands of pastoralists from the plateaus into villages, while threatening the habitat of the antelope and the environment in general.
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They include the Pacific Remote Islands, the largest marine reserve in the world, which was proclaimed by George W. Bush and expanded by Barack Obama, and the Grand Staircase-Escalante in Utah, an astounding, alien landscape of plateaus and cliff faces created by sedimentary erosion, chock-full of fossils.
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Facebook doesn't take a cut of payments through Messenger, but the feature could still help earn the company money at a time when it's seeking revenue streams beyond News Feed ads as it runs out of space there, Stories take over as the top media form and user growth plateaus.
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For 31 years and counting, I have had privileged access to this charmed enclave of roughly 7,695 square miles in the southeast corner of France, ringed by the lavender fields and olive groves of Provence, the vineyards of the Rhône River Valley, and the plateaus and peaks of the Alps.
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A dog nicknamed Cactus suddenly appeared on Monday during the Marathon des Sables, a 140.7-mile stage race made harder by the heat, wind, sand dunes, rocks, stony plateaus and dry valleys of the Sahara in southern Morocco, the rough equivalent of running 23.5 miles a day for six days.
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Perhaps this is what the French philosophers Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari anticipated in the introduction to their 1980 book "A Thousand Plateaus" when they described the rhizome, a figure for systems that begin in medias res with no discernible beginning or end and that operate on a principle of horizontal, unpredictable proliferation.
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The new study has demonstrated that while the risk of dying increases as we age -- at 22016, your chance of dying is three times higher than it was at 19973 -- once we reach the age of 21997, that risk plateaus at 2105%, meaning you have a 2110% chance of living another year.
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This territory of jagged limestone peaks, dipping plateaus and terrifyingly steep World Cup descents, I discovered, actually, boasted manageable terrain; 86 percent of the runs are red (intermediate) and blue (the easiest), ideal for nonelite athletes like me whose slope preferences are wide and easy groomers to couloirs, the narrow, hard-core gullies for advanced skiers.
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That's because it is not a single geological feature, like the arches at Arches or the bend at Big Bend, but a metaphor for a series of cliffs and plateaus that work their way upward from the Grand Canyon in Arizona to Utah's Aquarius Plateau, the highest tableland in North America, which runs for a hundred miles along the monument's northern edge.
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To get there, my husband, our daughter and I drove along the straw-colored cliffs of the Columbia River, through Pendleton, home of the sturdy woolen blanket, and La Grande, a college town with a quiet core, before climbing onto dry high desert plateaus, winding along wild rivers, passing through pine forests and descending again into a valley of cattle and wheat.
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From the early days of The Covered Wagon (1923) to the so-called Spaghetti Westerns of Sergio Corbucci (Django) and Sergio Leone (The Good, the Bad and the Ugly) to the Anti-Westerns of Clint Eastwood (Unforgiven) and the Coen Brothers (No Country for Old Men, True Grit), the fearsome landscape of the heart has been cast against the unforgiving mesas and painted plateaus of the West.
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Most of the works in the exhibition are installed in the landscape of the Red Valley (Kızılçukur Vadi), along what is typically a hiking or mountain biking trail (though there are also works in several other locations, including stops in the town of Avanos, pieces in Uçhisar Square, and an installation and performance ground at the Red Valley Plateaus, which was also one of the concert venues for the festival).
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In their book A Thousand Plateaus (1980), the French philosophers write: Unlike a structure, which is defined by a set of points and positions, the rhizome is made only of lines; lines of segmentarity and stratification … the rhizome pertains to a map that must be produced, constructed, a map that is always detatchable, connectable, reversable, modifiable, and has multiple entranceways and exits and its own lines of flight.
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Go deeper: Read the full special report The sports rights arms race Betting on the future of sports Americans think legalized sports betting will hurt integrity of the game Esports, the new social square The race to become the "Netflix of sports" Athletes are brands There's still a pay gap for female athletes China's esports ambitions Twitch's success is yet another example of Amazon's dominance Pricing plateaus for this year's Super Bowl ads
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