Samsung produces the LCD screens, Sony produces the camera, Corning produces the glass and Qualcomm produces the chips.
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For example cognitive therapy produces behavior change and behavior therapy produces cognitive change.
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So if a wind turbine produces 1 MWh, it also produces 1 REC.
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According to the Department of Energy, a "40-watt" lightbulb produces 450 lumens, a "53-watt" lightbulb produces 800 lumens, and a "100-watt" lightbulb produces 1,600 lumens.
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A company produces your desire for a barbecue, and then produces the barbecue you desire.
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Oprah executive produces, and Ava DuVernay, who also executive produces, directed the first two episodes.
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It ranges from the wavelength that produces violet light to the one that produces red.
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When the smoke is white, it produces coal, when the smoke is blue it produces ash.
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What black creativity produces does not follow the same rules as what white supremacist capitalism produces.
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Moving the tongue and pitch around produces vowels, while touching the lips and oral cavity produces consonant.
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"Although it produces a similar effect, it produces it by virtue of a different mechanism," he said.
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Idaho still produces the largest fall potato crop and produces more frozen potato products than any other state.
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First the crisis produces economic misery, which in turn produces strains in arrangements like those of the euro zone.
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When burned, natural gas produces around half the carbon dioxide that coal produces, so it's still heating the planet.
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Taiwan produces small amounts of wheat and corn, relying heavily on imports, but produces most of the rice it consumes.
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The body also produces natural opioids, but the more narcotics a person takes, the less opioids the body naturally produces.
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Ghana currently produces 400,000 barrels of oil per day (bpd), led by its flagship Jubilee field which produces about 100,000 bpd, he said.
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What about his most famous prediction—that capitalism inevitably produces immiseration for the poor even as it produces super-profits for the rich?
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If technology produces tension and anxiety, do you think that art focused technology produces somehow its own tension and anxiety when viewers look at it?
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The People's Republic already produces more than 4 million mangoes every year, lagging far behind neighboring India, which produces more than 15 million mangoes yearly.
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Huajian produces 100,000 to 200,0003 pairs of Ivanka Trump shoes each year, a small fraction of the eight million pairs of shoes it produces annually.
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In a process similar to how baker's yeast produces CO2 to make bread rise and brewer's yeast produces alcohol, Geltor uses microorganisms to produce actual collagen strands.
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He points to Vice's cable channel and a daily half-hour news show Vice produces for HBO, "Vice News Tonight"; a studio business that produces television shows, documentaries and feature films; and Virtue, an in-house ad agency that produces both branded content and more conventional campaigns for clients.
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Vedanta has said it is well placed, with its zinc mines and it also produces aluminum - meaning it produces two other materials used in light, low carbon transport.
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That figure is in the same range as a 2018 report by the Australian government that estimated a single cow produces produces 100 kilograms (220 pounds) per year.
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Pros: Produces a lot of ice for its size, produces three sizes of ice, has a self-cleaning mechanismCons: Not tiny, not refrigerated (again, move ice to the freezer)
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" The studio produces popular series such as the "Sound!
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" Cooper added: "Terror only works when it produces fear.
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The Airbus AS350 series of helicopters, one of the most popular among tour operators, produces approximately 950 pounds of carbon dioxide emissions per hour; the average car produces 22 pounds per hour.
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We also produce our own toxic waste products through normal body processes, like exercise (which produces lactic acid) and digestion (which produces an array of other waste products that become your poop).
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Being valued at 3x more than FCAU — an established and profitable company — looks especially absurd when considering FCAU produces annual sales of over $130 billion, while Tesla produces revenue of only $4 billion.
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Normally, our skin produces vitamin D in response to sunlight.
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The U.S. also produces about 8.6 million barrels a day.
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Now, Orval produces 22 million bottles of beer a year.
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The museum produces scholarly publications with related essays and documentation.
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It produces melatonin, which helps regulate the individual's sleep patterns.
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Gas produces a little less than half the state's electricity.
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Doubling your rowing speed produces an eightfold increase in resistance.
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The search produces dozens of analyzed data sets in seconds.
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Xinjiang now produces at least 67 percent of China's cotton.
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Every year Saxo bank produces their Top 10 Outrageous Forecasts.
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THC stimulates our cannabinoid receptors and, thus, produces a high.
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The present state of the universe produces the successive states.
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IT PRODUCES APPROXIMATELY 650 HOURS OF ORIGINAL PROGRAMMING PER YEAR.
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The plant produces gasoline, diesel, asphalt and other refined products.
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RUI large company indexes, typically produces the year's highest volumes.
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Suedzucker produces about 5.9 million tonnes of sugar a year.
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After all, connecting with the right people produces better results.
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The Campos Basin produces around 60 percent of Brazilian oil.
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Only Russia currently produces more, at almost 11 million bpd.
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Las Bambas produces about 2420 percent of global copper output.
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The factory produces food including potato chips and canned vegetables.
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James Slatic is CEO of MedWest, which produces marijuana concentrates.
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Any successful media executive produces content to expand audience size.
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It produces research, offers advice to policymakers and organises seminars.
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Agricool: grows and produces fruits and vegetables inside shipping containers
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It produces more than 70 million tons of coal annually.
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This produces 228bn tons of CO22018, 12% of the total.
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The site produces an hourly list of its best sellers.
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The property also includes a vineyard that specifically produces rosé.
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The soul becomes visible in the images the imagination produces.
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It also produces vehicles for electric car maker NIO Inc.
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These, like everything else Astell & Kern produces, don't come cheap.
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It now produces a third of the oil it consumes.
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The Wichita facility produces fuselage and propulsion systems for aircraft.
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That still produces large fuel savings and reductions in emissions.
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Ecuador, the smallest member of OPEC, produces some 540,000 bpd.
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The network sets the tone for the shows it produces.
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"The atmospheric cloaking produces totally self consistent observations," Teachey said.
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It's strange and uncomfortable and produces all of the typos.
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Hitecvision also owns Verus Petroleum which produces around 17,000 boed.
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N) and also produces engines for the Dassault Aviation (AVMD.
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Gene expression refers to how much mRNA a gene produces.
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This approach produces sharper, cleaner images at a lower resolution.
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Britain currently produces 84% of the dairy products it needs.
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The particle size distribution your grinder produces is critical, too.
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Baja produces around 21.1,22016 pickup trucks and truck beds annually.
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Toyota produces 40 percent of its global output at home.
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America produces few of the minerals it needs for renewables.
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Mainland China, meanwhile, produces a dollar billionaire every five days.
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It also produces more carbon dioxide than any other country.
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It currently produces some 55 of the jets a month.
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Which, in turn, produces slightly cooler temperatures and increased precipitation.
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Hemp comes from the same cannabis plant that produces marijuana.
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MP's mine already produces a lot of rare earth concentrate.
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The country currently produces around 16 percent of global output.
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In her novel, Circe's deceptively soft voice produces grave consequences.
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He has a partnership with a company that produces them.
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Becancour produces 430,000 metric tonnes of aluminum annually, Alcoa said.
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The report produces some shocking statistics to tell this story.
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It can only draw from the best its population produces.
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The state giant produces and imports gasoline consumed within Mexico.
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Measles may be best known for the rash it produces.
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The Islamic Republic produces about 2.8 million barrels a day.
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The pitches it produces are inaudible to the human ear.
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It also produces the Fiesta small car at the plant.
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Brazil produces about 2.1 million barrels of oil per day.
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Molson Coors produces Carling in England and Ozujsko in Croatia.
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Algeria currently produces 1.05 million barrels of oil per day.
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Nothing produces endorphins quite like a quick hit of righteousness.
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Sometimes it produces a good laugh, sometimes it's very embarrassing.
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The switch to methane produces a more efficient engine, basically.
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Early reports state that DLP's new system produces impressive results.
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That condition usually produces high prices and skimpy risk compensation.
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At low enrichment levels, that produces fuel for nuclear power.
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Too much is at stake in the numbers it produces.
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Only Russia currently produces more, at around 11 million bpd.
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China produces steel and aluminum at levels that exceed demand.
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It produces 120 graduates a year trained in SAS software.
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First, it produces about only 3% of the world's oil.
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Las Bambas produces about 13 percent of global copper output.
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Pfizer also produces treatments for other companies at the plant.
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It has an impeccable construction and produces great results. Pros:Cons:
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Queens printing plant produces 41% of the publication's daily papers.
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Produces herbicides, insecticides, fungicides and seeds, operating in 90 countries.
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The vineyard produces around 15,000 to 20,000 bottles a year.
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Nalgene produces over 20 million reusable water bottles per year.
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That feeding process produces energy that powers an external fan.
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Public education produces a work force ready to fill jobs.
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"Criticizing produces negativity and leads to nothing good," he added.
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The SAT isn't the only flawed educational instrument it produces.
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Texas produces the most wind energy in the United States.
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The unit produces 40 percent of the company's total revenue.
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Bibiyana produces 1,250 million cubic feet of gas a day.
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You-- don't get defensive if you're buying something that produces.
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Alcoa produces around 9 million tonnes of alumina each year.
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" For these people, he explains, "it produces false negatives, always.
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It also produces honey and liquid compost from its wormery.
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Las Bambas produces about 21 percent of global copper output.
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The state produces its share of colorful (criminal) characters, obviously.
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He produces Futurecast, and is the host of Keen On.
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Hitecvision also owns Verus Petroleum, which produces around 17,000 boed.
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Sony produces excellent audio products and these are no exception.
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Merck Serono produces praziquantel, the only treatment available for schistosomiasis.
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OPEC produces more than a third of the world's oil.
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Understanding the gravity of the threat is what produces action.
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However, there's no evidence that colon cleansing produces these effects.
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But the production bulge produces a challenge for pipeline transport.
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And it's a world that literally produces horror in me.
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What other state so reliably produces such rowdy, uninhibited imaginations?
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Canada produces roughly 70 percent of the world's maple syrup.
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Lotus currently produces models such as the Evora and Elise.
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Not surprisingly, the country also produces half the world's cork.
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Florida normally has the edge, simply because it produces more.
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Typha coal, on the other hand, produces much less smoke.
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I believe whatever report the F.B.I. produces will be imperfect.
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The plant at Mayak reprocesses spent fuel and produces isotopes.
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Of course, the South produces its share of corporate lawyers.
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The factory produces Amazon's Echo smart speakers and Kindle devices.
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It produces sleek, shiny, and straight locks using floating plates.
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A search of VCG for "Taiwan flag" produces zero results.
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SC Johnson & Son purchased Drackett, which produces Drano, in 1992.
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But at its best, Brum's approach produces something truly remarkable.
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The company currently produces 150,000 tonnes per year of nickel.
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The Grugliasco plant produces the Maserati Quattroporte and Ghibli models.
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Sorcha Faal produces mountains of fake news and defamatory content.
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There were also members of Fremantle present, which produces 'AGT.
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DataSine produces behavioral profiles to match banking products and people.
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By comparison, an average hurricane season produces 12 named storms.
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It produces better image quality than Apple's older LCD screens.
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The tree produces more fruit on the branches that remain.
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Business acumen, by itself, produces little insight into these questions.
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China now produces more than half of the world's aluminum.
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Indexing these and similar questions produces even more powerful results.
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This is an ancient technique that produces a better taste.
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The bacteria then produces carbon compounds the giant shipworm consumes.
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Today the city produces about 200 megawatts of solar energy.
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The March 16 Factory produces both military and civilian vehicles.
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The company already produces Bon & Viv and Natural Light Seltzer.
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He believes, deeply, in the idea that conflict produces results.
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Only Russia produces more, averaging 10.98 million bpd in 2017.
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And all that produces a good result for the customer.
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The economy today produces less output than five years ago.
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That produces two products for farmers: fertilizer and animal feed.
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Japanese knotweed produces thousands and thousands of lovely white flowers.
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No team in Europe produces more professional players than Ajax.
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The plant produces mostly gasoline and distillates such as diesel.
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The name "Trump" in Google's search box produces 492,000,000 results.
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Needless to say, it produces some pretty crazy looking creatures.
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Afghanistan produces around four tons a year, a figure dwarfed by the more than 200 tons Iran produces, but it is a rare bright spot in an economy struggling to get to its feet.
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Agbami produces about 240,000 barrels per day (bpd) while the Akpo field in OML 130 produces nearly 130,000 bpd with a second field Egina due to come onstream in the same block later this year.
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In addition to that, we have the optionality that not just the plant produces renewable diesel for road transportation, but it also produces renewable jet fuel which needs to be completely separated from the diesel.
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Scunthorpe produces steel mainly used in construction and infrastructure projects, whereas Port Talbot produces slab, hot rolled, cold rolled and galvanized coil which is used in products from cars to washing machines to food cans.
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For example, processing Iraq's Basra Heavy grade with high sulfur content produces as much as 50 percent fuel oil, while using light, sweet North Sea crude with less sulfur produces about 12 percent fuel oil.
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As well as providing infrastructure, StarTimes also produces and distributes content.
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Produces the Sentra and Versa in Mexico for the U.S. market.
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The right dose is whatever works that produces tolerable side effects.
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The Pasadena refinery produces mostly gasoline and distillates such as diesel.
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Weight: The reading a scale produces when you stand on it.
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The company produces APIs for sending SMS, voice, and chat messages.
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Shopping takes about 90 minutes and produces a pretty hefty bill.
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Sosa's workshop produces 2,103 to 3,000 pieces during the holiday season.
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OPEC, which produces a third of global oil, pledged on Nov.
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I love it, because it produces big flavor in less time.
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During solar minimum, the sun produces fewer solar flares and sunspots.
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She also produces a range of aprons aimed specifically at men.
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"[The] park produces 526.5 gigawatt hours annually," says director Mohammed Arroijal.
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The West African country produces around 19 million tonnes per year.
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This process, the study found, produces new minerals and releases hydrogen.
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About 40 percent of the food America produces goes to waste.
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It's one that produces many branches (most of which die off).
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Japan produces about 90% of fluorinated polyimide, Japanese media have said.
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The company already produces a few gadgets with an OLED screen.
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Teck Resources, which produces copper, fell 1.5 percent to C$26.29.
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Surrounded by her children, she produces a photograph of her husband.
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Air rushing into this cavity produces a lot of additional noise.
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Reattaching the Joy-Con, meanwhile, produces an oddly satisfying click sound.
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The hardship and inequality this kind of treatment produces is staggering.
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"I feel blessed," says Morgan, who also executive produces the series.
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Every week produces a mind-boggling example of intolerance or wackiness.
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The writing it produces is usually easily identifiable as non-human.
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Additionally, the family only produces one bag of trash per week.
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Of course, drawing along the line produces a perfect straight edge.
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It also produces effects at much lower doses than other drugs.
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Foxconn, the manufacturing giant that produces the iPhone, is quarantining workers.
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Each year, the country produces 25 million tonnes of the crop.
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The effort to defeat NTDs produces plenty of heart-warming stories.
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But the industry in South Africa produces less palladium than platinum.
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State-owned Bio Farma produces nearly all vaccines available in Indonesia.
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Then, photographic paper — not the optical device — produces the negative image.
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CCTV America produces news programs in English for an American audience.
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The company produces paper without using timber, water or harsh chemicals.
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ConocoPhillips produces crude oil, natural gas, liquid natural gas, and bitumen.
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In exchange, it produces all electronics and engines for some models.
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Yaskawa has a small factory in Slovenia which produces robotic cells.
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Fermenting yeast naturally produces alcohol, which helps give beer its flavor.
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Richmond, Virginia-based Altria produces and markets tobacco, cigars and wine.
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By day, Calvin Cardioid produces music for mobile apps and games.
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That's significantly more oil than all of ExxonMobil produces each day.
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According to this perspective, government produces nothing: it cannot create value.
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The accessory maker produces pretty premium products at prices to match.
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I think adversarial journalism is important because it produces better outcomes.
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"What's the widget the hospital produces?" he asked at one point.
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Certainly, the culture that produces these comments is a diseased one.
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IN AMERICA, the fight for free speech sometimes produces odd alliances.
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Desktop Metal already produces a printer built specifically for factory production.
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Whatever the administration produces, Saudi Arabia is likely to support it.
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BlackBerry Limited now produces the company's software and mobile security products.
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Grinding graphite produces particulate air pollutants, which can cause respiratory issues.
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The other produces a CAR which recognises a second such telltale.
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The caffeine produces surges of adrenaline, which further your emotional handicap.
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Eni produces nearly 300,000 tonnes per year from the Okarem field.
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Cooling down warm air produces condensation, which can then be collected.
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Price$130LikeIt's crazy cheap and the footage it produces looks lovely.
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The mine currently produces 110,000 tonnes of copper ore a day.
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Dry River, a boutique vineyard, produces an internationally-acclaimed pinot noir.
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For the people with microphones, conflict produces great radio or television.
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We've got calls in to Nigel and FremantleMedia, which produces 'Idol.'
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The oilfield, near the border with Venezuela, produces about 50,000 bpd.
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Electricity generation is the amount of power a source actually produces.
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The gas the project produces would be exported to world markets.
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Read This Next: The Brain Produces Its Own Version of THC
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Now Republicans wait with bated breath to see what Mueller produces.
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Or perhaps inequality itself produces a dynamic that drives down wages.
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The Mirafiori plant produces around 2000 Levantes per day, they said.
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The stuttered turning produces a more comfortable experience in the headset.
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The daily White House news conference rarely produces any new information.
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Sokon Industry also produces and sells crossover sport-utility vehicles (SUVs).
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Musk also runs SpaceX, which designs, manufactures and produces rocket ships.
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Ivory Coast produces more than a third of the world's cocoa.
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The act of compounding thyme produces thymol, which is a biocide.
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Tagline: A 3D printing network that produces usable products at scale.
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Read This Next: The Brain Produces its Own Version of THC
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The agency also produces an annual report on access and inclusion.
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SUGA produces wearable tech that monitors pets' health and food intake.
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" Its television unit produces the long-running reality series "Project Runway.
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Instead of loud cracks, his bat produces smooth, innovative jazz notes.
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A superabundant art naturally produces superfluity—lexical runoff, weak in nutrients.
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The plant produces around 1.5 million tonnes of steel a year.
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Commission on Human Rights in Washington, D.C., and produces reports on
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California produces much more marijuana than we can produce in Mexico.
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An underlying question in the studies is what really produces happiness.
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It produces and consumes much of the world's goods and materials.
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What the industry does: Produces steel and iron alloys and materials.
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The firm produces a documentary program on NRATV hosted by North.
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Families need an economy that produces better jobs and higher wages.
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Califia produces about 1 million servings of nut milks per day.
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His remarkable archival work produces an account that is finely detailed.
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He produces four cheeses at Alpkäserei Gerschnialp outside of Engelberg, Switzerland.
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Mercury produces severe, damaging impacts on kids' health and the environment.
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The field currently produces around 1.45 million barrels per day (bpd).
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It produces 5,000 cars a week, or 260,000 cars a year.
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It produces technology for turning adverts into interactive, game-like experiences.
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On the other hand, an apartment building produces monthly cash flow.
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The country produces most of its oil from the southern region.
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It works only at Iran's Bushehr nuclear reactor, which produces electricity.
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Honeywell is a conglomerate that produces engineering services and aerospace systems.
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Producing 10,000 bubble-lined mailers produces 3,132 pounds of carbon dioxide.
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That is almost as much as major OPEC member Iran produces.
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Russia, on the other hand, produces 10.5 million barrels each day.
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The fire hit Vohburg's fluid catalytic cracking unit that produces gasoline.
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"I'm looking for economic growth, whatever produces that," said Republican Sen.
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Malaysia currently produces 60 percent of the rice that it consumes.
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The average woman having her eggs extracted produces 15 viable eggs.
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This slurry, after settling overnight, produces a yellowish, mostly clear liquid.
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Nick Carter, late of Backstreet Boys, plays the lead and produces.
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Specifically, microwaves cause water molecules to vibrate and that produces heat.
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The revelation of process and material produces desire for the listener.
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One system feeds the other, which produces demand for the former.
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The average American produces around 16 tons of carbon per year.
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Competition, on the other hand, produces internal silos and hurts collaboration.
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This is the culture that produces Patrick Batemans and Jordan Belforts.
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One slogan from the 70s was, 'whose work produces the worker?
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We think our region produces the finest Prosecco in the world.
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The more natural route also produces more variable results, Tesh says.
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But there's something else that fashion month occasionally produces: a lesson.
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It currently produces more than 10 percent of the world's supplies.
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Iraq produces a total of about 4.5 million barrels a day.
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Relievingly, the tube she produces is still in its original plastic.
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The first consequence is that it produces splits within the parties.
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RWE produces about 73 percent of its electricity from fossil fuels.
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The farm produces 70,000 pelts each year, according to the BBC.
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Especially noteworthy is that training doctors in empathy produces happier doctors.
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Lincoln Center also produces educational initiatives and its own artistic programming.
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China produces 3063 percent of global emissions, according to the report.
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The gravel mine produces its own uniquely colored pools of water.
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That algae produces pigment that gives the coral its distinctive color.
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It produces around 90% of photoresists, according to a government report.
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"Socialism inevitably produces stagnation, corruption and often worse," Mr. Dimon writes.
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Something so small produces something so seemingly fragile and incredibly resilient.
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Continuing to run the coal plants produces the highest retail rates.
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Safran co-produces engines for the 737 MAX alongside General Electric.
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The agent, vaporised in the jet exhaust, produces a coloured trail.
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Nvidia produces computing and graphic chips, which are used for gaming.
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Burning calories produces heat that drives up a person's core temperature.
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So how is it that the Electoral College produces misfire presidents?
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This produces a powerful measure of deterrence, precluding any such attack.
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If you're OK with printing everything, the Mint produces great results.
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But now the U.S. produces more oil than it can use.
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"A strike produces movement, and other targets become available," he said.
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The billboard produces hundreds of gallons of clean water every week.
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He wants them to know him for the work he produces.
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His body naturally produces the antibody that prevents the hemolytic disease.
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Texas produces more oil and natural gas than any other state.
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It has created a portable medical device that produces artificial skin.
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Here's an example of how the brain produces an internal representation.
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The direction of this ramp force produces the necessary clockwise torque.
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The electricity that Xayaburi produces is not needed for this area.
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KatRisk produces catastrophe models, proprietary programs that price and assess risk.
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When animal waste and other organic material decomposes, it produces methane.
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For every five shows Netflix produces, one is a huge hit.
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Only Russia produces more at about 11 million barrels a day.
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The average American produces about 295 pounds of waste per day.
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Ivy produces beautiful bluish-black berries in quantity when it matures.
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It produces rich, multi-dimensional sound and keeps your ears cool.
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You stay in your delivery, and that's whatever that delivery produces.
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Now, Bisie produces conflict-free tin, thanks to increased transparency measures.
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The winery produces superb Bordeaux that epitomizes the notion of digestibilité.
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The country produces about 10 percent of the world's oil supplies.
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These drugs mimic chemicals the body naturally produces to balance inflammation.
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When APP burns, it produces water, which helps quench the flames.
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Attempting to please all sides is what produces statements like Rubio's.
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Electricity generation is the amount of electricity a source actually produces.
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The combination of gender and education produces an especially broad divide.
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This produces a significant increase in the neurochemicals cortisol and norepinephrine.
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A push to expand the Second Amendment produces some judicial contortions.
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Parity produces a digital wallet for users to keep their funds.
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Rockwell Automation is a U.S. company that produces industrial automation products.
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Activision, which produces interactive games, has done well under Mr. Kotick.
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The southern region produces most of the OPEC member's crude oil.
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Each ring produces a different creature: an elephant, rabbit or bear.
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The mine produces around 110,000 tonnes of copper ore a day.
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PARIS (Reuters Breakingviews) - Sometimes the rule of law produces unlikely heroes.
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CBS produces multiple games per week for them in the season.
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A stem produces a bud that flowers once and once only.
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The Sinovensa blending facility, which also produces Merey, produced 94,000 barrels.
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The state produces about 80 percent of the world's almond supply.
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Neither, however, produces any major changes as far as stocks go.
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LVMH (LVMHF), which produces both leather goods and champagne, fell 2.1%.
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Or we can succumb to legislation that produces more red tape.
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When it is stable, the polar vortex produces normal, seasonal weather.
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The allegorical narrative produces some plot points that feel too convenient.
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The United States produces just about 5% of what Americans consume.
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More problems may come if an election produces another hung parliament.
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Laser eye surgery produces more patient satisfaction than any other surgery.
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Tilray produces and distributes cannabis and researches ways to use it.
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The southern region produces most of the OPEC nation's crude oil.
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Man-made laws assure justice, but a higher law produces love.
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That is a good thing, if it produces a fairer system.
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So the nature of its economy produces this kind of divide.
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The clothing industry produces tons of fabric that is never sold.
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Apple seeds contain amygdalin, which is a compound that produces cyanide.
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His label, Commune of Buttons, now produces juicy, easygoing, energetic wines.
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Baja produces around 100,000 pick-up trucks and truck beds annually.
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The subtle variation in the blue's tonality produces an untraceable pattern.
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Instead of a Generation 10.5 plant, which produces 10-foot by 11-foot panels for 75-inch TV screens, Foxconn would be building a Generation 6 plant that only produces 5-foot by 6-foot glass panels.
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Orocobre Ltd, which produces lithium carbonate from Argentina, and Pilbara Minerals Ltd, which produces Australian concentrate, both flagged high global inventories of lithium this week as the result of a ramp up in delays by chemical converters.
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It produces the bubble that let me work with an enormous freedom.
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Economists, in fact, have no trustworthy theory of what produces technological breakthroughs.
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The company produces television shows with sometimes unpredictable schedules and changing needs.
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And that telling of those stories produces one visual surprise after another.
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When technology is used to make art, sometimes it produces beautiful results.
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Sibanye-Stillwater produces more gold in South Africa than any other company.
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The company also produces platinum and has operations in the United States.
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At the core, this tidal effect produces friction, and by consequence warmth.
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British Steel produces more than 2.8 million tonnes of steel a year.
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The RPE65 gene produces an enzyme that helps the eye process light.
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U.K.-based BAE Systems also produces parts for the fifth-generation fighter.
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The new SF90 produces even more total power with a V8 engine.
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But, again, yes, the songs, the ones that he writes and produces.
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We have to re-engineer capitalism in a way that produces productivity.
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At $499 it's pricy but produces sound above its price-point rivals.
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In most stress responses, the body produces chemicals called pro-inflammatory cytokines.
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As a result of this fermentation, it produces amino and kojic acids.
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LG has created a vibrant and sharp display that produces accurate colors.
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An experimental hydro-culture greenhouse produces fresh lettuce every day for staff.
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It feeds largely on chestnuts, which he says produces a sweeter meat.
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Naval Group, formerly DCNS, designs and produces France's submarines and surface ships.
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He produces drawings and oil paintings, and manages to sell a few.
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France produces nearly 20,000 tonnes (22,000 tons) of foie gras per year.
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The plant produces more than 600,000 tonnes of primary aluminium per year.
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A smaller apple produces less juice, even if you squeeze it harder.
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Manchin's daughter, Heather Bresch, is the CEO of Mylan, which produces opioids.
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Combining the three images produces the natural colors of the final image.
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She said most countries agree that well-managed migration produces good results.
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In most stress responses, the body produces chemicals called pro-inflammatory cytokines.
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Lake algae produces a red pigment as part of its photosynthesis process.
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It produces an estimated 80% of the world's opium, according to SIGAR.
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Beatriz Cortez produces an interactive experience of the immigrant's memories and hopes.
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Housing is one of the pathways by which Fed policy produces results.
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Costco now produces 210 million hot dogs at a plant in California.
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His organization, Define America, produces media campaigns to fight anti-immigration rhetoric.
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It's straightforward to use and likewise, produces an array of straightforward sounds.
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Nuclear power currently produces more than half the nation's carbon-free electricity.
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Potassium hydroxide, on the other hand, produces an easily soluble soft soap.
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Tripp Keber is the CEO of Dixie Elixirs, which produces pot edibles.
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A larger distance from the center of mass produces a larger torque.
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Epshteyn produces as many as nine conservative, pro-Trump segments a week.
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Every once in a while this internet hell hole produces something good.
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But the main complaint is that shareholder value produces bad economic outcomes.
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GM produces the vast majority of its vehicles sold there in China.
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As Kinzer's book repeatedly shows, the pursuit of fantasy produces real casualties.
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That produces a plasma that shoots out a nozzle, propelling Vigoride forward.
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It disclosed the amount of greenhouse gases from each barrel it produces.
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Rosenblatt also says that Apple currently produces 3 million units per week.
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His is a mind which readily produces poetry with ease and eloquence.
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The "Hydroville" is fast, silent and, most strikingly, it produces zero pollution.
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The business produces silicon-based products for aerospace, automotive and electrical industries.
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The African island nation produces about 230 percent of the world's vanilla.
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"What I said was that it's literature that produces readers," he begins.
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It is just one of many popular reality shows that iQIYI produces.
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SandRidge produces oil and gas from shale formations in Oklahoma and Kansas.
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It also produces some of the most affordable wines in the world.
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But the collision of two neutron stars produces something else: gravitational waves.
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It also produces organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays used in televisions.
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Exxon produces the equivalent of about 2.2 million barrels of oil daily.
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If you train it with an American's speech, it produces American speech.
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For comparison: the global aviation industry produces around 2% of all emissions.
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The only funny part is my left boob no longer produces anything.
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China has an economic model that produces goods others want to buy.
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It too rotates, at around 376 kilometers per second, and produces stars.
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Geltor, based in San Leandro, California, produces the protein collagen without animals.
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Consuming sugar produces dopamine in your brain, as nutritionist Dana James explains.
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Algae produces the chemical that can accumulate in shellfish and some fish.
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Danone has a dairy product plant in Qazvin, which produces Danette pudding.
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Gas produces a little less than half of the electricity in Texas.
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America, the OPEC of plasma, produces 15 of those swimming-pool equivalents.
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But since it's a fossil fuel, it still produces heat-trapping emissions.
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It produces parts mostly by machine, but there are difficulties there, too.
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The backers of these schools insist that independence produces superior academic results.
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"We created a new position," said Gyllenhaal, who also produces the show.
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It also produces a decent vapor that's startlingly warm compared to others.
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That interaction produces working relationships based on goodwill, the Lowy Institute said.
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Algae produces oxygen and proteins, making them a good source of food.
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Even today, Mexico produces about half the world's supply of the crop.
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Currently, it is the fifth-largest and produces 1,800 megawatts per hour.
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Russia already produces some LNG near the Baltic, at Pskov near Estonia.
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Johnny Harris produces Vox Docs, an explainer documentaries from around the globe.
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Of course, crypto investing — just like startup investing — produces lots of failures.
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Most of the crude it produces now is heavy or extra heavy.
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The plant produces more than 600,000 tonnes of primary aluminum per year.
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The much higher electrical current through these wires produces stronger magnetic fields.
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Gas streaming off of these rocks produces torque, or a rotational force.
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The problem is that adding harm to harm inevitably produces more harm.
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Oculus also now produces hand controllers which will help the VR experience.
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The pancreas produces a substance called c-peptide in response to food.
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But Google's sentiment analyzer isn't always effective and sometimes produces biased results.
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Turkey produces between 6 percent and 7 percent of the F-35.
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First is the American oil market, which produces 9.3m barrels per day.
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The House of Commons library produces excellent reports, which are available online.
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A larger factory in Brazil produces more than 2 billion each year.
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Basic plotting of this data produces all kinds of interesting new info.
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And as it shrinks, the moon actively produces moonquakes along the faults.
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Netflix secretly produces some — sorry, most — of the best content out there.
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Blair Breard, who produces the show and everything else that I do.
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In fact, windswept Texas produces more wind energy than any other state.
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Girlboss creator Kay Cannon, who executive produces the series with Amoruso, agrees.
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Still, the end result is worth it for the smiles it produces.
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Albemarle produces only lithium carbonate in Chile, used commonly in consumer electronics.
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They can't play out on a stage that only produces political division.
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It produces mostly potassium compounds but also a viscous liquid, lithium chloride.
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NOC subsidiary Arabian Gulf Oil Co produces the Sarir and Messla grades.
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A company called Knightscope produces K5 Autonomous Data Machines such as Steve.
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India produces lots of engineering graduates, but not enough highly qualified ones.
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For now, the project produces some aggravation and a lot more awe.
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Machete also produces the hit series, WAGS: LA for sister network E!
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The firm produces beers including Coors Light, Blue Moon and Miller Lite.
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You know he doesn't produce anything — maybe he produces garbage at home.
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This produces one of the most impressive smartphone cameras I've ever used.
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The country currently produces around 3.1 million barrels a day, Reuters reported.
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Khmerload produces its own content, and also outsources content from local newspapers.
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Instead, the Abu Dhabi project produces fuel and food and recycles everything.
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Japan produces about 70% of etching gas worldwide, according to Japanese media.
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OLED technology requires less power than LCD displays and produces brighter colors.
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There's very little bitterness and it reliably produces a nice looking crema.
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Total produces about 54,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day in Gabon.
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"It produces a long string that is nearly perfectly random," Aaronson said.
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OPG produces most of the low- and intermediate-level waste in Canada.
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As the body uses oxygen, it produces by-products called free radicals.
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Lots of earthquakes and tsunamis as he produces lots of thrust faults.
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Lockheed Martin makes the F-232, while Raytheon produces the Patriot system.
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Today, the town produces an abundance of peaches, pears, apples, and cherries.
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Yet solar power produces less than 1% of the world's commercial energy.
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Not only that, but it produces its own oxygen as it burns.
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British Steel produces steel from scratch in its blast furnace in Scunthorpe.
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China produces five-year plans while America struggles to pass a budget.
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The United States exports roughly one quarter of the pork it produces.
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So even if China produces accurate info, will panicky investors believe it?
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It already owns a small factory in Slovenia which produces robotic cells.
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The platform also produces its own original content based on romance books.
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It produces 40,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, according to YPF.
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They both worked for GlobalFoundries, which produces semiconductors, according to the publication.
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The Kurdistan region produces around 600,000 barrels per day (bpd) of oil.
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CollPlant produces collagen from tobacco plants genetically engineered with five human genes.
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Amazon Studios is a subsidiary of Amazon and produces and distributes movies.
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Because it produces no revenue, it can't be described as a tax.
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He thinks that may be why Oklahoma produces so many weather scientists.
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Mutation produces variety and deviation; selection kills off the least functional mutations.
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It is a proven system that produces healthier moms, babies and societies.
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Today, surface mining produces more coal in the US than underground mining.
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CopenHill also produces a lot less energy than fossil-fuel power plants.
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Nornickel produces 40 percent of the world's palladium from its Russian assets.
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Scott Aukerman, who produces the show and directed the episode with Mrs.
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Incidentally, the company also produces the Fire TV and the Fire tablet.
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The farm now produces nine beers, including one made with organic rye.
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According to players, a bigger ball produces less speed and less spin.
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And our economy produces massive gaps between the rich and the poor.
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What you really need is a growing economy that produces more revenues.
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She currently stars in and executive produces "Santa Clarita Diet" on Netflix.
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This produces brilliant flashes of light that we call a meteor shower.
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Usually, Freeport Indonesia produces about 220,000 tonnes of copper ore per day.
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Occasionally this produces giant explosions called solar flares and coronal mass ejections.
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The researchers deleted the gene that produces the protein Rac1 in mice.
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A car that uses fuel more efficiently also produces less carbon dioxide.
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Science tells us that every action produces an equal and opposite reaction.
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Glucose produces more energy for a given amount of oxygen than fat.
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Presley produces a tightrope that their father used to practice his act.
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Every method of training produces different fighters: there is no right answer.
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Maybe this is a clue to the mechanism that produces these explosions.
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It produces some good music, but it's bad in every other way.
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That's because your pituitary gland produces what's called thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH).
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The slaughterhouse produces meat exclusively for the local market in Amazonas State.
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With a population of only 350,203 Iceland produces some very impressive statistics.
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My favorite is a mussel—a freshwater shellfish—that produces a larva.
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It's because the yeast in the environment produces different flavors in them.
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Sahara produces basic petrochemicals while Sipchem focuses on more high-value products.
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At lower, recreational doses, it produces a strong sense of depersonalization, e.g.
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Conversely, solar power produces no emissions harmful to human health or otherwise.
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Inner Decay always produces the highest quality pins and patches, hands down.
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It produces enough electricity to power the entire community of Block Island.
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She produces videos that help stop prejudice and promote altruism through action.
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Bahrain now produces 200,000 bpd of oil including output from Abu Safa.
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In other words, this comparatively tiny nation produces some outsized tech successes.
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Hugo is a San Francisco startup that produces connected meeting notes software.
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China produces more than half the world's pigs -- 700 million a year.
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The Steenburg brothers both worked for GlobalFoundries, a foundry that produces semiconductors.
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The powerful 1,800-watt motor produces up to 2,030 PSI of pressure.
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The plant produces models such as Kona Electric sport utility vehicle (SUV).
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The state now produces more wind energy than any in the country.
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It's hard, because it produces a lot of fallen heroes, fallen ancestors.
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It comes to see that an edifice which produces beggars needs restructuring.
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Fold the empty side over so that it produces a half-circle.
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This method produces a strong immune response but can carry greater risk.
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If it produces more than it absorbs, we call it a "source".
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Some have called her hyperandrogenous, suggesting that her body produces extra testosterone.
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The company produces rolling element bearings for automotive, aerospace, and industrial uses.
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This high-end waffle maker produces two lovely thick waffles every time.
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But it's a nice reminder that nature's diversity produces some real superpowers.
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Now, it is using the alcohol it produces to make hand sanitizer.
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Or last, digital life produces false friendships (because they are relatively disembodied).
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Doug TerryOlney, Md.The writer is a former journalist and currently produces documentaries.
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By one estimate, California produces seven times more marijuana than it consumes.
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Marvel Television, for instance, produces Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., which airs on ABC.
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The sector produces about 2.5 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions today.
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As Moyo notes, left to its own devices, capitalism produces income inequality.
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From a binder, she produces the original prints of her famous photographers.
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Why we like it: The multicooker produces moist yolks and delicate whites.
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It's a sequence that automatically produces the desire for a gentle hum.
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Eon Productions, which produces the James Bond movie series, confirmed the death.
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A dose of green at an appropriate moment produces a higher yield.
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Slashing before burning produces a lot of very dry, very flammable fuel.
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The Cape Town brand designs and produces surf wear, surfboards and accessories.
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But the pet food, which the company now produces itself, is thriving.
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I knew that it was an excellent school that produces remarkable women.
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Sharp, which is owned by Foxconn, typically produces displays at the factory.
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Yet Colares produces what may well be Portugal's most distinctive still wines.
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The men's sloppy, alcohol-saturated time together produces intimacy but also menace.
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This produces "artisanal stress" (created, by hand, by individual boomers for themselves).
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That's how many pounds of greenhouse emissions JetBlue airlines produces every year.
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And he notes that biomass, while renewable, still produces CO2 when burned.
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Britain consumes 212% more carbon emissions than it produces; America, about 8%.
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The company produces Land O'Lakes milks, Dairy Pure and Organic Valley products.
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Terez now produces designs monthly for the company (for children and adults).
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Terez produces 10 prints a month — five for girls, five for women.
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The state also produces soybeans, which have been hit hard by tariffs.
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Even the equipment that produces those frequency charts has gotten more affordable.
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Tesla produces a majority of its own supplies through vertically integrated manufacturing.
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Peabody still produces coal for customers in 25 countries on six continents.
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Costco now produces 285 million hot dogs at its plant in California.
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Colombia produces an average of about 860,000 barrels of crude per day.
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Agatha Christie wrote a murder mystery featuring foxglove, which produces cardiac glycosides.
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Human driving produces one fatal accident in every 100 million miles driven.
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Bona is Greenguard Gold Certified and produces low volatile organic compounds (VOC).
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The chocolate shop also produces molds of the Capitol and the Pentagon.
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Surprisingly, Samsung produces the best leather Galaxy S20 cases we could find.
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This produces hot, wet air — a sea breeze — that rises over land.
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This last option produces an amazing secondary benefit: Reshoots are way easier.
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Nigeria currently produces roughly 2 million bpd of crude oil and condensates.
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FanDuel produces a weekly sports-betting show, "More Ways to Win," there.
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GM's Ramos Arizpe plant produces the Chevrolet Equinox and Chevrolet Blazer crossovers.
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The brightest star, Eta Carina, produces 4.7 million suns' worth of light.
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Socialism produces economic and political inequality as the rulers turn into gangsters.
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And it mostly produces saloon cars that have fallen out of fashion.
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The staff produces economic analysis on nearly every issue the president faces.
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This speaker produces deep, loud, and immersive sound with 360-degree coverage.
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MSCI, a competing outfit, produces nearly a couple of hundred thousand more.
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The dilemma that produces Zuckerberg's comical performances is baked into the situation.
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And here are some specifications: That 220-cylinder engine produces 240 horsepower.
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Alien icon Ridley Scott executive produces and directs the sci-fi series.
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Identifying the average household income by state produces some interesting geographical trends.
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Altogether, this combination produces 571 horsepower when everything is delivering peak power.
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The city produces an astounding 14 million tons of trash every year.
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One good thing about opposition, of course, is that it produces counteropposition.
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TO) produces BMW and other cars, and Hyundai's affiliate Kia Motors (000270.
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Turkey Hill produces iced teas, fruit drinks, milk and frozen dairy treats.
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Burning plastic produces smoke that is almost all black carbon, for instance.
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This produces an ammonia that smells so bad it hurts your eyes.
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It also produces oxygen gas that can be released into the atmosphere.
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The suit, which produces more than 1,000 horsepower, has sold for $250,000.
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She coaches them, produces their records, and sometimes acts as a manager.
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It also can take years before rectal scarring produces symptoms like bleeding.
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IMG Universe also produces the Miss USA and Miss Teen USA pageants.
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Samsung Electronics, which also produces washing machines, was higher by 1.91 percent.
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STR collects data from individual hotels and produces research on the market.
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Wokeness produces a righteous indignation that can definitely win a Twitter beef.
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The Ivanka Trump brand reportedly produces 20 million pairs of shoes annually.
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The Central Highlands produces around 80 percent of Vietnam's total coffee output.
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Fixing these policy failures might create a system that produces fewer billionaires.
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"It's fairly fluid and produces free-form conversations between points," Brewer said.
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Why do we accept or encourage the bad behaviors that that produces?
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"Execution absent an adequate sedative thus produces a nightmarish death," Sotomayor wrote.
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Is it fair to say that economic inequality produces more political tribalism?
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Is there a case for a system that sometimes produces undemocratic outcomes?
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The image Miller produces of life under public financing is really appealing.
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That's the location of a suspected Syrian facility that produces chemical weapons.
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I often say that my district produces more wealth than many nations.
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It produces a slightly unhinged, creeped-out feeling that I appreciate. 6.
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It's a small fraction of what Taiwan actually produces in coffee waste.
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"The fact that people are functionally anonymous a lot of times produces good things since people can speak freely, but also produces a lot of bad stuff, like online abuse and the spread of fake news," he said.
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It still works exactly like the original CampStove does—feed it some twigs and a fan will help boost the combustion and the heat it produces—but it no longer produces excess power to charge other devices, or itself.
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Hold your own internal debate about which of the 50 states produces the best breakfast tacos, then smile to yourself when you quickly come to the conclusion that, yes, your beautiful state of Texas produces the best breakfast tacos.
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Vedanta says it is also well placed, with zinc mines in India, South Africa and Namibia and in India and it also produces aluminum - meaning it produces two other materials potentially in increasing demand for light, low carbon transport.
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Government data show that the United States currently produces about 10 million metric tons of hydrogen per year, 95% of which is via energy-intensive steam reforming which takes hydrogen out of natural gas but produces carbon as waste.
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As with Wigle's rye whiskey, there seem to be subtle differences among High Wire's bourbons — the corn grown along the coast produces a funky, vegetal tone in the whiskey, while the corn from further inland produces cleaner, sweeter notes.
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And you've got to account for how drought and rainfall might result in more or less brush to burn—a wet year produces a lot of vegetation, which, when followed by a drought, produces mountains of dried-out fuel.
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Upwork produces its own index, which tracks skills commanding the fastest-growing demand.
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Representatives from Sony, which produces the show, were not immediately available to comment.
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Monsanto is an agricultural biotech company that produces genetically engineered seeds and herbicides.
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The screen produces a beautiful full HD resolution with consistent and rich colors.
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There's a top-ranked meadery (which produces honey wine) in the Detroit suburbs.
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The bacteria produces an enzyme that converts the urea into carbonate and ammonia.
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Then follow the instructions to see what produces lag and what does not.
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"Debt that produces more cash flow than it costs is good," Dalio says.
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"Beta decaying," the neutrino-producing process, "produces a lot of heat," said Hayes.
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Polaroid PoGo Zink Photo Paper produces full-color glossy prints without using ink.
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Shuffle actually produces some pretty hot beats reminiscent of Matmos or Mira Calix.
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Iraq produces and exports the bulk of its crude from the southern region.
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Another area that produces quality red wines is the Beaujolais region in France.
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When you drop the cinnamon in, it produces a real flame on top.
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The photos this thing produces have such an awesome vintage feel to them.
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Raytheon is rooted in defense, and produces missile defense systems and cybersecurity solutions.
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The Qatalum plant produces more than 600,000 tonnes of primary aluminium per year.
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According to the AP, the American company that produces the panels, Arconic Inc.
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When the starter produces hooch, stir the hooch in before feeding it again.
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The act of creating our own light and warmth produces peace and contentment.
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