Its shale companies are pumping out oil at a phenomenal rate.
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News website and started pumping out falsified info under that guise.
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Under Greenblatt, HBO could soon start pumping out even more content.
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Music has been pumping out of Baker's Keyboard Lounge since 1934.
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This tiny little spot is pumping out some pretty incredible food.
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There's an accompanying soundtrack pumping out the sounds of the Arctic.
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Instead of just pumping out prototypes, it can help with actual production.
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The Lego Group started pumping out the famous little bricks in 1949.
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Sony has been pumping out amazing cameras for the past few years.
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When you're pumping out millions of units out overnight, mistakes can happen.
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Backwoods Payback know a thing or two about pumping out killer grooves.
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But, of course, Guinness has been pumping out of Dublin since 21920.
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It's pumping out two feet pics every time it gets a text.
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But much of the media it's pumping out won't look like traditional advertising.
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By contrast, Netflix now seems capable of pumping out gold every few months.
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While most automakers are pumping out SUVs, Toyota is looking to go smaller.
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The US is pumping out more oil than 222 of 22.280 OPEC members.
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Hopefully we can start pumping out the well water by the end of today.
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The measurements suggest that Yasur is pumping out 41.6 kilotons of CO2 a day.
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The bodies were found as rescuers were pumping out water from the flooded mine.
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With the fans gone, crew members danced to music pumping out of portable stereos.
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Boeing is pumping out airplanes at a record pace and aims to keep climbing.
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At 10:30 they start rolling, pumping out 40,000 copies per hour on average.
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The nearby Ben Gurion University is pumping out skilled labor for multinational companies next door.
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The company has become a theatrical powerhouse, pumping out blockbuster after blockbuster, particularly during December.
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Volcanic eruptions can also have an effect by pumping out aerosols that cool the planet.
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R, is powered by a 5.5-liter V-8 pumping out just under 500 horsepower.
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And to capitalize, Marvel began pumping out spinoff teams featuring different mutants with different powers.
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Of course, since it's a speaker, it's also capable of pumping out your favorite jams.
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Having your tunes pumping out in a library or coffee shop isn't really an option.
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And, in case you'd forgotten, it's also laughable that they're pumping out fake crowd noise.
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The Lordstown plant has been in operation since 1966, pumping out about 16 million vehicles.
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With 5G data and cameras pumping out huge files, expandable memory could make a comeback.
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This time, the assembly line is pumping out something called collateralized loan obligations, or C.L.O.s.
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But the soul-crushing news came overnight when Jack's chest tube started pumping out fluid.
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The proper response to a White House that's pumping out untruths isn't to shut it out.
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It's the content equivalent of an overseas factory pumping out knockoffs of the latest fashion trend.
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Enter Carapace Wetsuits, an LA-based company pumping out custom-fitting wetsuits for an affordable price.
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We just wanna keep pumping out as much as we can to continue making people happy.
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The iPhone is Apple's cash cow, pumping out over 60 percent of its revenue every year.
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There are few scenarios where enjoyable music pumping out of a good speaker is an annoyance.
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The ladies at Cowgirl Creamery have been pumping out these fat little puckets since the 90s.
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By 2019, the United States will be pumping out around 60 million tonnes of LNG annually.
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Most of all, though, they're sweat proof, meaning sweat won't stop them from pumping out tunes.
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The Cakescape is a Malaysian bakery who's been consistently pumping out these zit cakes for months.
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Since then, Warhound has kept busy pumping out war-themed meat and potatoes metal of death.
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Ever since 2014, the world's producers have been pumping out far more oil than anyone needs.
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As soon as I realized that, I started pumping out jams that I thought were cool.
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It feels inviting, even when the kiln is pumping out heat with the force of five saunas.
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Pumping out the jab as she came down, I could not help but think of Semmy Schilt.
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Just pumping out those songs and then the Sad For You song is with Caleb, Caleb Stone.
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Iran keeps pumping out oil at record levels and Iraq is increasing its output to multiyear highs.
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And there aren't enough plants on Earth to soak up all the carbon dioxide we're pumping out.
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He was aided in his swinging, it appeared, by some music pumping out of his wireless headphones.
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If all goes according to plan, it will be pumping out crystal-clear space photos by 2024.
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Video footage shows an out-of-control hose snaking around on the ground pumping out 'blood' indiscriminately.
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For 10 years, Marvel Studios has been pumping out superhero movies — 18 successful ones, to be exact.
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The company is pumping out over one million masks a day, twice the normal amount, Mr. Laverdure said.
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Once the order was placed he said the bots would begin pumping out the messages within an hour.
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This tactic simply won't work any better than Saudi Arabia pumping out more crude would increase oil prices.
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As hoverboards became more popular, Chinese manufacturers began pumping out cheaper versions that fell short of safety standards.
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Each person becomes something like an oil well, pumping out the fuel that makes the digital economy run.
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Plus, it's not the only video that uses Jeremy Clarkson to claim that NASA is pumping out clouds.
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Declining DSLR sales aren't enough to stop Canon from pumping out updated versions of its DSLR workhorse cameras.
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By 2019, the United States is expected to be pumping out around 60 million tonnes of LNG annually.
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Then the speakers started pumping out a noise of 2-10kHz, which overlapped with the birds' call frequencies.
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The providers are themselves a disparate group, pumping out databases ranging from satellite imagery to social-media posts.
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Nyx will forever have our hearts for pumping out on-trend, high-performance makeup at broke-AF prices.
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So if major oil-producing countries are pumping out a lot of crude, the supply will be high.
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Still, Fort Berthold is pumping out massive amounts of oil—nearly one-fifth of North Dakota's daily production.
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Pumping out those multichannel electronics is a job that might normally be handled by just a few speakers.
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Even worse, the microbes in the industrial starter were pumping out acetic acid, the key ingredient in vinegar.
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"It's not like you can turn on a machine and just keep pumping out diamonds," Ms. Good said.
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Two years ago, global oil prices plummeted as the world started pumping out far more crude than anyone needed.
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There's a reason movie studios are stuck in a cycle of continuously pumping out shitty remake after shittier remake.
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Electric charging stations should aim for pumping out electricity at the 50 kWh to 100 kWh range, said Kempton.
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Since the mainstream media are mostly pumping out government propaganda, Russia's modern intellectuals have got involved in cultural projects.
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Fans have reacted strongly to the project, steadily pumping out fan art and delving deep into the game's lore.
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Russian state television, which has been pumping out anti-American propaganda for years, quickly seized on a new narrative.
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It doesn&apost plan to try pumping out the 1,800 tons of fuel oil and 140 tons of diesel.
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"Four years later, the Council of Conservative Citizens' website is still online, pumping out stories about "black serial murderers.
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Although nations are still pumping out high levels of CO2 and greenhouse gases, it's less than in previous years.
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Even this didn't stop the deluge of email releases, which WikiLeaks continued pumping out every day until the election.
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Despite all this fanfare, there are potential pitfalls, like focusing less on research and more on pumping out degrees.
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Disney is pumping out live-action remakes of their beloved animated films as if its life depends on it.
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In fact, it just opened up a brand new facility in San Francisco dedicated to pumping out new satellites.
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They're also facing stiffer competition than ever, so they need to keep on pumping out cars at all costs.
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Two years ago, global oil prices crashed after the world started pumping out far more crude than anyone needed.
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That doesn't make it any less popular — "PUBG Mobile" has its own dedicated following and YouTubers pumping out videos.
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"It was a massive amount of footage with three, sometimes four units working every day pumping out material," Ford said.
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Ariana Grande just keeps pumping out the singles, and after one heck of a 2018, she's back with another video.
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The long-running animated TV series has dominated cable networks for decades, pumping out more than a whopping 600 (!) episodes.
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The danger is that demand fades even while steel mills are still pumping out ever-greater quantities of the stuff.
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If anything, today's "efficiencies" may even set readers back by pumping out lowest-common-denominator nonsense or, at worst, disinformation.
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There's a lot that I need to address, and I'm not able to [when I am] constantly pumping out content.
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"My main priority is still pumping out the water," said Mr. Narongsak, the governor, at a Tuesday morning news conference.
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The algorithms make millions of what amount to editorial decisions, pumping out content without anyone fully understanding what is happening.
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And, no, I don't mean the clowns we see on TV pumping out conspiracy theories like they were balloon animals.
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Disney CEO Bob Iger has expressed regret about pumping out too many "Star Wars" movies in too short a time.
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As early as 2015, online personas in his two names began pumping out content on websites with domains such as ianleafreviews.
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The national Liberty Now page was created in July 2018 and immediately began pumping out memes and videos featuring its branding.
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Cofounders Alex Lorestani and Nick Ouzounov program the genetic code into the microorganism, which then starts pumping out the desired proteins.
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While "Gangnam Style" will be looked back on as a one-hit wonder, BTS keeps pumping out international hit after hit.
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Afterward, as workmen at Gravesend Bay were pumping out the Alva Cape's remaining naphtha, it blew up again, killing four more.
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A large, active galaxy that's pumping out stars factory-style, however, could help astronomers figure out what's missing from their models.
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"The Chemical Materials Institute seems like they have one function, and that's pumping out parts for their missile program," Schmerler said.
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"In the seasonally flooded part of the Amazon, the trees become a massive chimney for pumping out methane," says one researcher.
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Which raises the question: Who's pumping out all of these bespoke and often exceptionally well-executed suits, crafted just for furries?
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One was an air-conditioning unit on the south end of the stadium that had been pumping out noise since 1997.
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The Corvette's top-shelf, $28,212 ZR2400 edition was already pumping out 22.3 horsepower, keeping pace in an unprecedented industry horsepower war.
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Sony's Google Assistant-powered smart speaker does everything Google Home does, while pumping out louder and cleare sound in all directions.
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The media strategy to reach that goal partly hinges on pumping out ads that air Republican grievances with individual news stories.
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"I was there when he was pumping out three masterpieces a year," she said, her delicate features lighting up in awe.
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One of the leading Corbyn meme Facebook pages, Cool Corbyn Memes, has some 20,000 fans, and is pumping out memes daily.
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This Brazilian pizzeria is has been pumping out crazy pies for years—they put a whole damn roasted chicken on a pizza.
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Airdog's Aroma Diffuser and Speaker delivers a peaceful aromatherapy experience all while pumping out your favorite playlists and beaming relaxing mood light.
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These areas are pumping out a harmful greenhouse gas called nitrous oxide -- "the evil counterpart to carbon dioxide," as Baker puts it.
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Always pumping out cookbooks, Oliver can be relied on for everyday recipes and go-to party pleasers that are good for you.
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There are now tons of specialty doughnut shops around the world that are constantly pumping out unique versions of this classic dessert.
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Quebec is the world's biggest producer of maple syrup, pumping out roughly 100 million pounds annually—71 percent of the global supply.
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You know, Trump has been pumping out the release of this I.G. report from the Department of Justice inspector general Michael Horowitz.
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Any injury to those cells, and they'll start pumping out melanin which will stain the skin, which is why less is more.
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Yes, it's pumping out flamingo-pink slushies, but they contain two kinds of premium rum and get their color from pomegranate juice.
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Always pumping out cookbooks, Oliver can be relied on for everyday recipes and go-to party pleasers that are good for you.
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He started pumping out videos, each loaded with enough humor, personality, and insider knowledge to set it apart from everything else online.
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Either that or I'll have a full jazz band behind me and we'll be pumping out easy listening libraries for day spas.
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It costs no more to run a wind turbine that's pumping out 500MW than it does to run one that's sitting idle.
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So 24 hours a day, seven days a week, we're pumping out electricity from our anaerobic digesters from corn that we grow.
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Most of these companies are members of the vast pharmaceutical underclass, pumping out huge quantities of inexpensive generic drugs and pharmaceutical ingredients.
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There's even a 20-watt built-in soundbar that flanks the bottom of the screen capable of pumping out impressive quality sound.
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Wherever the unwanted purchase goes, taking it there means more trucks pumping out more planet-warming carbon emissions and other harmful pollutants.
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Google could keep pumping out advertising profit while one of the Other Bets would hopefully, eventually become the next multibillion-dollar business.
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If I wanted, I could entomb the Keeper within their work, pumping out refined wood and metal parts and grave decorations forever.
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The Japanese company Daikin opened a factory in Rajasthan that's pumping out half a million units a year and plans to double production.
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A Google representative told me that they aren't just there for looks, but will be pumping out sound during the private event tonight.
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I think there's a lot going on up here that I need to address that I'm not able to consistently pumping out content.
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Trump's candidacy also proved to be a wonderful tool for a new class of scammers pumping out massively viral and entirely fake stories.
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We see Pages on both the left and the right pumping out what they consider opinion or analysis – but others call fake news.
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It could be a useful, at-a-glance way, of knowing just how much heat those clean-top electric burners are pumping out.
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In the case of Polaroid, all of that licensing does nothing more than depress the genuinely neat stuff the company is pumping out.
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Fossil, which has been pumping out near countless smart and hybrid watches since 2015, is adding two more models to its lineup today.
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Virgil Abloh isn't letting his new job as the artistic director of menswear at Louis Vuitton keep him from pumping out those collaborations.
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Building and maintaining a system for pumping out reflective particles would be expensive, but much less so than rebuilding the world's energy infrastructure.
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The city's methods for dealing with flooded streets include pumping out the water ("it's not very effective," admits Levine) and raising the roads.
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City inspectors would need to assess for damage in flooded areas and in some places workers were still pumping out water, he said.
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Too often, they come from low-quality sources pumping out a high volume of posts for maximum traffic: the newest model of journalism.
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When, however, it became clear that Donald Trump was going nowhere, publishers began pumping out a flood of books recounting his innumerable misdeeds.
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Search teams are battling rising water levels by pumping out water from both the cave and the Nam Phu reservoir, which lies underneath.
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Lush has been killing the tub game for months now, pumping out products we've never seen or thought we needed (but so do).
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The way a bladderwort works is by constantly pumping out the water from its bladder, which creates a partial vacuum within the bladder.
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"The oil field will perhaps support the livelihood of my parents' generation, but it can't keep pumping out oil forever," Mr. Zhou said.
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I flew halfway around the world and then drove for two days to get to these villages, pumping out carbon the whole way.
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When the extent of the tragedy emerged, Russia went into overdrive pumping out alternative versions, most of them fanciful and most blaming Ukraine.
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The Norwood, Massachusetts plant that produced mRNA-1273 is focused on developing new treatments, not pumping out lots and lots of a vaccine.
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In some cases, old ties may be more potent than any website pumping out false stories, said Mr. Randak, the former intelligence chief.
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Some worry that Netflix and other streaming companies are running up on a bubble, pumping out more content than consumers can reasonably watch.
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Even the language barrier can't stop them from laughing it up with local Berliners about the infectiously "vibey" beats pumping out of Chelsea's amp.
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That's what has kept me in NYC underground, the sounds that are pumping out those fucking speakers and the waves coming from dem subwoofers.
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TCL started pumping out BlackBerry-branded devices—some of which were QWERTY equipped and some of which were shameless rebadgings of existing TCL phones.
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Once created, the animals can basically keep pumping out drugs at a low cost — the cost of maintaining chickens and goats in a farm.
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In other words, although humans are pumping out more CO2 than ever, less of it than you might expect is lingering in the air.
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The Shanghai factory is "roughly" two years from producing vehicles and about five years from pumping out "around 500,000 vehicles per year," Tesla said.
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Polaroid Originals is going to keep pumping out cameras, and today the company announced that it already has an update for the OneStep 2.
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Oil stockpiles are at record levels, and producers are still pumping out over 245m barrels of oil a day more than the world wants.
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But as the housing bubble collapsed and trustees suddenly needed evidence for their foreclosure cases, the business model shifted to pumping out mortgage assignments.
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More than three times the size of Texas, Libya controls vast oil reserves, pumping out 1.3 million barrels a day despite the present conflict.
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The makers of Candy Crush Saga were great at pumping out new content, but eventually your player base will catch up and lose interest.
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"If there was going to be an Islamic reformation in the 20th century, the Saudis probably prevented it by pumping out literalism," he said.
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The 23-year-old has said that the music the boy band was pumping out was incongruent with the artist he wanted to be.
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While the everyday operations keep the shop running, Yedla said his main interest was never pumping out garments, it was to make innovative designs.
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We thought both sides of the crowd would get riled up by the idea of someone pumping out these games, specifically about one party.
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The fact checkers' adversaries, fake news peddlers, sit at screens too, pumping out misinformation disguised as fact that often exploits ethnic or religious divides.
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There's an implicit expectation that the company pumping out these lessons about life and justice should be as good as the stories it's creating.
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By the mid-1970s, the golden era of cottage cheese, producers in every state were pumping out more than a billion pounds a year.
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And if the Norwood site were solely focused on pumping out its CMV vaccine, Andres estimated it could produce 100 million doses per year.
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In the final weeks of the campaign, Mr. Trump led the Republican Party in pumping out dark narratives about the dangers of illegal immigrants.
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Harvey quickly grew even bolder on Friday as it drew close to the coast, and the center was pumping out updates by the hour.
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Tesla vehicles are pumping out too many logs, wearing out the electronics for the flash memory, which powers the infotainment and other car systems.
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Holland synthesizes the majority of stimulants in the EU, with dozens of labs pumping out millions of doses of MDMA and amphetamines each year.
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The country is currently one of the world's largest producers of crude, pumping out 10 million barrels per day (about 10 percent of global supply).
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Saudi Aramco is the world's largest oil-producing company, pumping out about 10 million barrels a day, with estimated oil reserves of 261 billion barrels.
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This lets them tune the process to a particular batch of coffee and maintain quality while still pumping out lots of finished product per day.
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Under Perry's governorship, Texas led the nation in carbon dioxide emissions, pumping out almost as much CO2 in 2005 as the entire country of Canada .
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Rejoice a bit more because the Amazon August Bank Holiday Sale is still pumping out great deals on everything from soundbar systems to security devices.
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More recently, DreamWorks has fallen back on pumping out franchise installments and endless related spinoffs in an attempt to get on more solid financial ground.
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So they have they created a 50-year sort of political subversion, public relations disinformation campaign so that they could continue pumping out carbon dioxide.
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Holiday tunes may already be pumping out of the speakers at our local grocery stores, but we're not out of the Cyber Week woods yet.
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Undeterred, the Icelanders continued to assert their dominance, pumping out release after release of cold black fury—often via the Vánagandr tape label and distro.
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It's no secret that living in a dense city—with cars pumping out endless amounts of pollution —isn't going to do wonders for your lungs.
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If it wants to focus its attention on one bit of the scene, it simply keeps pumping out pulses of light at the appropriate wavelength.
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It's not just a matter of pumping out the video from the players' computers to big screens in the arenas and to the home audience.
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Millennials tendency towards pumping out work in their pajamas or while sipping a latte at a coffee shop is often seen as lazy and entitled.
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Tesla Inc pulled workers from other departments to keep pumping out the Model 3 electric sedans, disrupting production of the Model S and X lines.
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The app, which rarely released updates in its first years as part of Facebook, began pumping out new features to boost that growth and engagement.
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Tesla Inc tapped workers from other departments to keep pumping out the Model 3 electric sedans, disrupting production of the Model S and X lines.
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Connor, who is losing a fortune on Willa's critically reviled play, asks Logan to coax the Waystar media machine into pumping out some better reviews.
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At the same time as the president's pages were pumping out organic content, the Trump reelection campaign has also been on a massive ad spend.
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Those special, foam-lined rear tires are driven by a 3.8-liter twin-turbo V8 pumping out 562 horsepower and 443 pound-feet of torque.
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At the time, in the baby boom years of the universe, the young galaxy was feeling its oats, pumping out 20 new stars a year.
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The stereotype of a Kindle Unlimited author is someone who is "pumping out short, pulpy reads," in the words of best-selling romance writer Zoe York.
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The Wuhan coronavirus has become one of the biggest stories of 2020, with media outlets pumping out multiple stories about it each day, Changing America included.
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You guys and your audience knows this story better than I do, probably, but everybody jumps on that and begins pumping out this silent newsreel video.
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We're in such a fast-food factory age where you're just pumping out music because a song doesn't grow to any other point, so they're short.
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So, as long as the whole cast is interested in continuing (they negotiate as a group), the writers will keep pumping out the stories, Jean said.
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But Capcom has done a pretty good job of keeping players coming back by pumping out free downloadable content updates with new monsters roughly every month.
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Flip on the radio: Women are bitches, hos, and gold diggers, at least if you listen to the rap lyrics pumping out into our mass consciousness.
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It would have been easy for Ty to fully submerge himself in the world of hip-hop, pumping out songs filled with understated, half-sung verses.
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Infowars has long stoked controversy, routinely pumping out debunked conspiracy theories over the past decade and facing little punishment from platforms on which it shares content.
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He told the Times that he had begun the election season by pumping out flattering stories about Hillary Clinton, but the site hadn't generated much interest.
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Funded by the Louisiana Office of Community Development, the plan addresses flooding from heavy rainfall, as well as ground subsidence caused by pumping out storm water.
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" Facebook's Twitter response: "We see Pages on both the left and the right pumping out what they consider opinion or analysis – but others call fake news.
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Huge forest die-offs are beginning, even as the remaining forests work overtime to suck up some of the carbon pollution that humans are pumping out.
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To create trust in its currency and financial system, China has to quit pumping out debt to hit its unrealistic annual growth target of 6.5 percent.
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As a result, the new Puerto Rican subsidiary would only be a company on paper, while the old Puerto Rican company was still pumping out CDs.
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The galaxy is about 25 times smaller than the Milky Way, though it is pumping out new stars 20 times faster than the present Milky Way.
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The cuts are an OPEC policy reversal after two years of pumping out oil and keeping prices low as the cartel sought to squeeze rival exporters.
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Switching your light bulbs out for LED bulbs isn't going to do anything as long as China, India, and the UK are pumping out so much shit.
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Marvel has spent the last decade pumping out 22 different movies, so you'd think they might want to take a break after the latest release — but no.
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Maybe he'll decide he just needed a break and will eventually get back on the road, pumping out more sugary singles for the rest of his life.
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The reality is they're not going anywhere, especially not when so many fashion brands are pumping out Android Wear smartwatches in myriad styles at varying price points.
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Shahidi discovered that as long as these web celebs kept pumping out funny skits, their fans would follow them from one social media platform to the next.
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But demand has not had much impact on inventories, because U.S. refiners are also pumping out a record volume of motor fuel for the second straight year.
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Until the Gigafactory in Nevada is fully functional and pumping out new long-range batteries for the Model 3, the car's production specs won't be solidified yet.
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If we keep pumping out carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, severe aircraft turbulence, which knocks unbuckled passen gers around and can sometimes end in hospitalization, will increase.
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The campaign is also planning to hold more tele-town halls and is discussing a Biden podcast, in addition to pumping out more video clips of him.
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A decade ago, when the Jonas Brothers started pumping out the catchy tunes that launched them into the pop music stratosphere, each famously wore a purity ring.
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Instead, ventilator makers themselves should be pumping out more machines, potentially, with some help from other manufacturing companies, in partnerships like the one which GM has provided.
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China accounts for over half the world's output of the light metal and has been pumping out surplus units in the form of semi-manufactured product exports.
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But when your body does this too much -- pumping out insulin to get all that glucose into cells -- the cells might stop responding and become insulin resistant.
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With facilities around the country in disrepair, Venezuela has been unable to take advantage of rising prices by pumping out more oil and ramping up refinery operations.
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So water could be clean when pumping out of the treatment plant, but then foul up when it touches individual lead service pipes running into people's homes.
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So you can imagine water-filtration plants suddenly pumping out poison instead of good water, you can imagine planes being turned into ... But that's not happening, right?
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U.S. ethanol plants are pumping out a record 218 million barrels per day taking advantage of cheap and plentiful corn feedstock, pushing domestic prices to three-month lows.
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Each stage of an EV's life has environmental impacts, and while they aren't as obvious as a tailpipe pumping out fumes, that doesn't make them any less damaging.
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Since her first self-titled album in 2006, she's been pumping out cross-genre bangers, surprising her fans across the world, and amassing a serious amount of wealth.
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In addition to pumping out and remixing music, Rabit will also be hitting the road (and sky) sporadically for the next few months for a few live performances.
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In 2000, 22,21.8 factories were pumping out goods around the country, but by 0003 that number had slumped to 2000,221, the latest data from Greece's statistics service shows.
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The PBOC has cut reserve requirements for lenders four times this year, with the latest cut taking effect on Monday, pumping out more cash to stimulate bank lending.
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That's why it's so puzzling to me that automakers haven't universally agreed that pumping out gasoline-filled steel boxes ad nauseam is probably not a sustainable model anymore.
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Carpenter is a lizard brain auteur, pumping out pessimistic, badass movies like The Thing and Escape from New York that shed light on the human imagination's dark fears.
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In the video, Odom hits the weights like a boss -- pumping out sets on his bis, tris and shoulders under the close watch of an apparent personal trainer.
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As a result, the B.D.N.F. genes of the sedentary animals were relatively muted, pumping out little B.D.N.F. But among the runners, the molecular blockade was much less effective.
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Fashion Review 6 Photos View Slide Show ' The lights projecting gridlike patterns along the High Line were digital-monitor green, and smoke was pumping out over the walkway.
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"We see Pages on both the left and the right pumping out what they consider opinion or analysis — but others call fake news," the company said last week.
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Unprecedented amounts of cocaine, MDMA, and heroin are being produced in Colombia, Holland, and Afghanistan, while labs in China are pumping out an alphabet soup of synthetic drugs.
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Hydroxychloroquine can also disrupt normal heart functions, increasing what's called the "QT interval" — the time it takes for the heart to contract and relax when pumping out blood.
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By the time Robert Mueller's report on Russian interference landed, the battle to spin it had already begun, with politicians and media outlets pumping out their respective takes.
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Critic's Notebook BARCELONA — People danced past dawn at Sónar, the annual festival of electronic-oriented music, which had its last D.J.s pumping out bass propulsion until 7 a.m.
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But this hulking shell of a mill here shows why China is likely to keep pumping out more and more steel, inflaming trade tensions between the two countries.
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While the rest of our recommended soundbars are all about pumping out the best-quality audio, the ZVOX AccuVoice AV155 serves a different purpose: boosting the voice clarity.
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Analysts are concerned that drug dealers will diversify their portfolios and start pumping out synthetic opioids in addition to the host of illicit substances they are already manufacturing.
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They are also pumping out lines about Saudi Arabia's long and important relationship with the United States, which, while factually correct, conflates the kingdom with the Crown Prince.
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It'd be particularly savvy this year following the mainstream success of "Despacito," though the major labels have already been pumping out their imitation versions to capitalise on the #mood.
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In addition to pumping out the flooded chambers, there have been efforts to find the source of the water flooding the cave in order to drain or divert it.
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Powerful networks of conservative pages have mounted broad campaigns to support Kavanaugh's confirmation, while on the left the pages controlled by Occupy Democrats are pumping out pro-Ford content.
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Instead, it was Thomas Paine, his Loeb Award, and all of his impressive-seeming anonymous sources pumping out frequently false stories to fire up the pro-Trump base. DigDirt.
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The company also shifted its focus from pumping out scores of new products that often fall flat for Big Food brands to taking limited "big bets" on new products.
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They're pumping out free cash flow like clockwork, they're paying a 4.3% yield, which is more than twice what you're getting in the S&P 500, and it's cheap.
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The scramble has also offered loss-making Canadian drillers a chance to continue pumping out product as domestic tanks continue to fill up and prices languish near record lows.
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It's one thing to do a crappy live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast but quite another pumping out limp versions of stories rooted in another culture entirely.
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Artists without mainstream recognition can make serious money pumping out these pleasant, anonymous grooves, which are swept up by million-plus follower Spotify playlists like DancePOP and Fresh Electronic.
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Transitioning back to airborne flight is as easy as bringing the Loon Copter back to the surface, pumping out all that water ballast and taking to the skies again.
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The supermodel Kate Moss arrived and promptly hit the decks, pumping out disco classics in a sheer black mini dress accessorized with a cigarette and Count Nikolai von Bismarck.
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While the U.S. economy is pumping out manufactured goods in record volumes, it is achieving that feat with 28503 million fewer factory hands than in 22019, government figures show.
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The 603-seat, crew-cab mid-size Atlas Tanoak's unveiling comes amid a red-hot U.S. market for pickup trucks, which are pumping out profits at a prodigious pace.
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The reverse osmosis plant, 15km south of Tel Aviv, is pumping out 165 million gallons of potable water a day and providing approximately 20% of the country's drinking water.
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None of these movies are sequels or remakes, and most of them come from the singular perspective of writer-directors pursuing their vision, not a studio pumping out product.
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He's actually one of the most prolific tweeters still going in the entire 2016 field — Democrat or Republican — pumping out north of 6,800 tweets since joining in December 2008.
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That's the opposite of pumping out a bunch of unsubstantiated allegations and then leaving it to readers to "make up their own minds" about them with no reportorial guidance.
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That's kept the more conservative senators like Rand Paul and Mike Lee unwilling to support all the versions of the bill McConnell has been pumping out since the spring.
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Across its ten pristinely-produced tracks, Xiu Xiu comes off as challenging as ever, equally comfortable pumping out clangorous hellscapes ("Jenny GoGo") as they are glitchy pop-songs ("Wondering").
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COPENHAGEN (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Around the world, more than 70 major cities have pledged to end their reliance on fossil fuels and stop pumping out climate-changing emissions by 2050.
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HBO has been pumping out a ton of trailers for His Dark Materials (got to find something to replace Game of Thrones!), but this one might be the best yet.
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Since Friday, media outlets and pundits across the pro-Trump internet have continued pumping out content in an apparent attempt to elevate a campaign polling in the low single digits.
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Joey is an infamous content creator, known for pumping out controversial stunts and "social experiments" that show himself and his friends doing just about anything to garner attention and views.
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As the 2016 election approached, Arsov and his partners at Liberty Writers continued pumping out a torrent of viral, often misleading, pro-Trump news via multiple websites and Facebook pages.
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After two weeks, the researchers moved the clown fish into tanks pumping out oxygen every few minutes and measured how much oxygen the fish consumed during their most sedentary times.
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That would be good news for Somalia, which would likely find pumping out oil onto tankers easier than securing the multi-billion dollar investment needed to liquefy gas for export.
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So, assembly suites or app-creation tools probably don't have anything to fear from these new rules unless they're in the business of pumping out nearly identical rubber-stamp apps.
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These days, it's no longer enough to simply be a great designer pumping out six collections a year featuring the hottest new styles and a vision ahead of your time.
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In Russia, it's all about casting the president as a bare-chested action hero, pumping out anti-Western conspiracy theories and serving up remakes of Western sitcoms and reality shows.
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Sanders has fewer natural allies in cable TV. In fact, the supposedly liberal network, MSNBC, has become a serious obstacle, pumping out Republican anti-Sanders talking points with increasing frequency.
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Virtually the entire analytical arm of the C.I.A. is focused on quickly pumping out short memos on the issues of the day that are immediately read at the White House.
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It bothers me that even when my phone is fully charged, the Smart Battery Case is pumping out power that could be saved for when my phone is actually dying.
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Between the bros grunting every time they make a bench press rep, the speakers pumping out ear-splitting EDM, and the endless clanking of metal, it can be difficult to focus.
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Factories around the world are pumping out toxic brine at a rate much higher than previously estimated and dumping it back into the ocean, according to a report published on Monday.
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If we were sitting here resting on our laurels, pumping out Calvin Harris beat after Calvin Harris beat... Josh: There's definitely a knowledge of what those songs do against other songs.
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LA had plenty of land to sprawl out on, and when its population hit 238 million people in 1924, Ford was already pumping out nearly 2 million Model Ts a year.
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There were so many of them, their work had (mostly) survived in libraries, and feminist scholars soon began pumping out theories on how to rethink the canon based on such rediscoveries.
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Hori is a well-respected Japanese video game accessory maker that's been pumping out solid fighting sticks, gamepads, and screen protectors for pretty much as long as such things have existed.
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Sure, your current headphones do okay with pumping out the latest episodes of Reply All, but the XFIT can really take your playlists to the next level to keep you hyped.
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The state-controlled media has been pumping out time-lapse videos accompanied with stirring music that show just how quickly the first of two 1,000-bed hospitals in Wuhan were built.
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This isn't your standard Antic bar pumping out hoary old disco hits on a Friday night in an attempt to choke a few quid more out of the post-work crew.
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Computer banks in schools and large air conditioners pumping out chills strain the grid, and daily state-mandated power cuts run from at least three hours to 12 hours or more.
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Japan's MOS Burger is a fast food chain that has been pumping out its famous rice burger since 1987 — like your typical burger, just with buns made of tightly packed rice.
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Another factor may be that central banks are still pumping out liquidity; they may not be buying equities directly but by forcing investors out of bonds, they are boosting the stockmarket.
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BOSTON — Alex Rodriguez has a theory about run production for a major league offense, a theory based on his 24.87 years of pumping out hits and runs in the American League.
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In those 10 years, more than 5,000 seatbelt-wearing passengers died in GM rollover accidents, many more were injured, and the company was still pumping out new vehicles with similar roofs.
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The more you look into Buick's lineup, the more you realize that the company's still around because it's quietly pumping out vehicles that absolutely nail everything customers care about in 4.53.
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After acquiring one such silo in 2010, Hall started the arduous task of pumping out 1.3 million gallons of accumulated rainwater and gutting the silo of rusting launch structures and debris.
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Channels like Crime Investigation or Investigation Discovery were still reliably on Sky, pumping out series with names like I Dated A Psycho, Killer in the Family, and Forbidden: Love Gone Wrong.
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A chance to turn a conversation about 'stalled smartphone innovation' on its head by encouraging consumers to think more critically about the costs involved in pumping out the next shiny thing.
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Mr Li saw that as an opportunity to develop a new kind of product: a laser projector that relied on the same supply chain that was pumping out cheap blue LEDs.
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The plant had created about 200 jobs in the local economy, pumping out thousands of tons of cement every day and supporting the construction of roads, transportation and other businesses nearby.
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Broadly, industry watchers are worried about an uninspiring pipeline of movies out of Hollywood and how the theater industry is positioned with Netflix and Amazon pumping out more movies every year.
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Fast-growing, industrializing and coal-reliant Asian countries are pumping out increasing levels of carbon dioxide emissions, despite efforts by nations such as India and China to move towards cleaner energy.
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"Obviously, by pumping out groundless multibillion lawsuits, Rosneft is just trying to compensate the costs of (buying) Bashneft, in other words, get the asset for free, at Sistema's expense," he added.
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Broadly, industry watchers are worried about an uninspiring pipeline of movies out of Hollywood and how the theater industry is positioned with Netflix and Amazon pumping out more movies every year.
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But it's important to take Gaffney seriously: He isn't some little-known crank pumping out Islamophobic literature on the internet, and the event wasn't a fringe gathering outside the political mainstream.
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That consideration falls flat when Hollywood keeps pumping out movies that showcase white dudes in savior roles (see: The Legend of Tarzan, coming to a screen near you later this summer).
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"Our job is to keep pumping out water and it is up to the team inside to assess the safety level and whether the kids can travel safely through," he said.
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Last weekend, after pumping out a series of TED Talk-adjacent motivational missives that made next-to-no sense at all, Kanye West and his newly reactivated Twitter page took a turn.
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Facebook said last week that it, "see[s] Pages on both the left and the right pumping out what they consider opinion or analysis—but others call fake news," the company tweeted.
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News flash: all the "fact checker" and "Pinocchios" the hapless fact bulls have been pumping out are not working, certainly not on the undecided voters who haven't emotionally made up their minds.
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Strenuous thinking has always required humans to distance themselves from daily trifles — after all, Jane Austen didn't spend all day pumping out handwritten epistles to her sister (the Georgian equivalent of Gchat).
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Infusions of vital nutrients like amino acids and medications like antibiotics are regularly provided via IV. The womb also acts as a lung, pumping out carbon dioxide and pumping in fresh air.
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These two guys are perhaps the most underestimated team doing Mexican cooking in Los Angeles, pumping out some of the best tacos, tostadas, cocteles, and ceviches in the city at the moment.
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The Problem Solvers Caucus, which has not been as active or visible in recent years, has been pumping out press releases and pushing for changes to ObamaCare to help stabilize insurance markets.
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NEW YORK, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Global oil producers pumping out crude have found particularly willing buyers lately in the United States, where refiners have reaped short-term benefits from buying foreign crude.
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It's still unclear how a company that sells the stuff that heats up the planet — it plans to continue pumping out fossil fuels despite this announcement — will achieve that net-zero goal.
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So we've taken a break from pumping out gift guides for your feminist friends and soul sisters to conjure up out of the box gift ideas for every man in your life.
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Standing beside the huge cast iron stove, pumping out heat like an open fire, I order the "Chili Kumpir," which comes covered in chili beans, jalapeños, sweetcorn, sour cream, mushrooms, and olives.
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In addition to citing research suggesting that Juul products are pumping out more nicotine than expected, the complaints also go after the company's earlier attempts to market its products as fashionable and fun.
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It would involve bringing food and other supplies to the boys and waiting for water levels to drop, naturally or by pumping out water, or until rescuers can find or create another exit.
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The plan upends the company's years-long strategy of pumping out the fuel and selling off the remnants as a low-quality feed known as distillers dried grains (DDGS) for cows and pigs.
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Cleanup of the tainted site required the removal and replacement of 2 meters (6 feet) of topsoil, construction of retaining walls, pumping out of polluted ground water and an injection of fresh water.
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The White House had planned to start pumping out health-related initiatives on a near-weekly basis over the summer, aides said, but mass shootings, travel and other events have scrambled those plans.
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These updates from Periscope are the latest in its attempt to fight off Facebook, which took an interest in livestreaming around mid-February and has been pumping out features incredibly quickly ever since.
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The graph below, from the latest edition, tells the tale: As you can see, between 250 and 260 the world was pumping out far more oil than anyone needed, causing prices to crash.
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Infowars is one of the largest of its kind, but there are plenty of other organizations that thrive on pumping out misleading/false content that plays into insecurities, misplayed nationalistic pride and more.
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" Facebook's own Twitter account tried to rebuke Darcy by tweeting, "We see Pages on both the left and the right pumping out what they consider opinion or analysis – but others call fake news.
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Along with other cities spread across Southern China's Pearl River Delta, it rose to prominence in the 80s and 90s as the world's factory floor, pumping out boatloads of industrial and consumer products.
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But the place feels reassuringly familiar: rainbow flags on the walls; a DJ in a polo shirt pumping out trashy pop songs; a sign advertising "BIG GAY WEDNESDAYS" hanging proudly above the bar.
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But since 903, when "The Handmaid's Tale" became the first show created by a streaming service to win an Emmy for best drama, Hulu has been pumping out more and more original content.
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He maintains a website for identifying "predatory open access scholarly publishers" that masquerade as scholarly journals, but are actually in the business of pumping out worthless articles and exploiting scholars with hidden fees.
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Maybe I am confined by my craft, pumping out polemics that, it is my great hope, help to stiffen the spines and lift the spirits of those determined to stare down the threat.
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Mr. Trump's supporters thrill to see him pumping out executive orders and memorandums aimed at turning his campaign pledges into action — building a wall, killing trade deals, gutting Obamacare and barring Muslim refugees.
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Today, we keep pumping out huge amounts of carbon by burning fossil fuels, but about 25 percent of those emissions are absorbed by the ocean, and another 25 percent is vacuumed up by plants.
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It has all the big names in terms of apps too, from Hulu to Spotify, even if it can be a bit fiddly to customize, and LG seems committed to pumping out regular updates.
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There are makeshift sound systems pumping out all your favorite horror-core, and at the UK Gathering they even import crates of Faygo, which functions as a sort of communion wine for ICP fans.
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But there was no karaoke or chain-smoking last night, just the pub sound system pumping out dirty drum 'n' bass loud enough to turn even the most intimate DMC into a shouting match.
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DeSanti came ready in her Vietnam War uniform and had on a full leg brace — but that didn't stop her from pumping out 10 push-ups while head-to-head with the TSA agent.
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PA) has built a wall 500 meters (1,640 feet) long out of 17 concrete chambers, pumping out the seawater and using 450,000 cubic meters of sand imported from Sicily to fill in the gap.
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PA) has built a wall 500 meters (1,640 feet) long out of 17 concrete chambers, pumping out the seawater and using 450,000 cubic meters of sand imported from Sicily to fill in the gap.
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They were sitting ducks in the '60s when the upstart Marvel Comics company started pumping out morally ambiguous heroes who embraced an inner nastiness and didn't really give a damn what other characters thought.
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Thousands of shady social media accounts have been pumping out a crossfire of propaganda and misinformation across the Middle East as Iran prepared to launch missile strikes on U.S. bases in Iraq Tuesday night.
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The shed contains a dual rakija system, inclusive of two large, copper heating vats (known as kazia in Macedonian) and two steam pots, each pumping out rakija to one white and one red plastic tub.
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Even on Earth, Seager points out, photosynthesizers were pumping out oxygen for hundreds of millions of years before the process overwhelmed Earth's oxygen sinks and oxygen started accumulating in the sky, 2.4 billion years ago.
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Cities, like the one where I live, are also more likely to be choked with CO2, so even though there are fewer plants, the ones that are here are pumping out pollen by the pound.
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While faster Level 3 chargers operated by Electrify America and other companies levy a higher fee when pumping out more current, the premium is modest, so it still works out to a lower final price.
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And tariffs do nothing to address the underlying complaint of American steel and aluminium producers: that state support gives Chinese producers an unfair advantage that has them pumping out production as job losses mount elsewhere.
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As much as I love smartphones, I wouldn't consider gifting one to be the most romantic gesture ever, though that isn't stopping phone companies from pumping out special red editions for this year's Valentine's Day.
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In the last few months, a small studio in the heart of downtown Toronto has been pumping out a collection of singles (soon to be albums and tapes) from artists Teddy Fantum and G Milla.
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Instead, it can keep pumping out useless post-incident reports like this one, which conspicuously avoids dissecting whether the agency's own actions played a contributing role in perpetuating human suffering after a devastating natural disaster.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The hot summer months are the boom time for U.S. gasoline sales, and naturally the season when refiners are all-in on pumping out the motor fuel for drivers on U.S. highways.
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Now, OPEC nations represent just a handful of global oil producers, and many of its members are forced by massive public debts to either keep pumping out their product or cut back on social services.
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It will allow Ford to cope with surging competition from indigenous Chinese automakers such as Geely and Great Wall Motor that are pumping out hot-selling compact SUVs with competitive quality and lower price tags.
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Every time they got their hopes up that some new forest fire would incinerate Mr. Trump's candidacy, he seemed to douse it by pumping out programming for the always-flowing cable and internet news stream.
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Using 13 drivers and virtualization technology, the AMBEO Soundbar is designed to deliver a more realistic spatial experience, blasting audio in all directions and pumping out beefy bass without the need for an extra subwoofer.
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The teardown revealed a battery capable of pumping out 6.96 Wh, which is 7 percent less than the 7.45 Wh iPhone 7 battery, and 40 percent less than the Galaxy S8's 11.55 Wh battery.
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A few that piqued our interest: • A recent report in Science magazine said researchers found that the biggest refineries around Los Angeles are pumping out vastly larger quantities of pollution than is being officially reported.
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Close and tangled relations between China's government and private sector continued to be a problem, as cheap loans and subsidies kept Chinese producers pumping out products even as prices were telling producers elsewhere to stop.
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Germany Dispatch WARDENBURG, Germany — The weather was perfect as the group pulled their wagon — decorated with flashing lights and pumping out German pop songs from an industrial speaker — out into the fading winter afternoon light.
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Nah. But when taken in the context of the comprehensive data that we're all pumping out into social media on the daily, it could help give some clues about what's going on beyond the lens.
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Apple's ProMotion system uses a variable refresh rate, not wasting system resources by pumping out 120fps on a static screen, and if OnePlus is indeed moving to a 90Hz panel, it'll likely take the same approach.
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It's when you try to hang out at the campsite that you get cold—you're no longer pumping out cardio-worthy body heat, and starting a campfire in snow is a massive pain in the ass.
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The best of them, however, do it with grace and humor instead of pumping out well airbrushed film stills and clips from talk shows to their followers who are bound to see those things elsewhere, regardless.
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The PBOC has also kept the banking system flush with cash, pumping out a huge 690 billion yuan this week to avoid a liquidity crunch ahead of the Lunar New Year celebrations beginning in early February.
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With onboard DCMs, Toyota cars will not only be able to automatically send distress signals in case of an accident, they'll also be pumping out tons of information to the new Toyota Big Data Center (TBDC).
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Wafer-scale integration has many other challenges, such as keeping everything synchronised, pumping in enough electric power, pumping out the resultant heat, and efficiently moving gigabytes of data to and from other parts of a machine.
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Meanwhile, Disney CEO Bob Iger has expressed regret about pumping out too many "Star Wars" movies in too short a time, something the MCU — which has released three movies a year recently — isn&apost concerned with.
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"It's as if the ruling class kept pumping out new, less WASPy, more modern products to keep up with changing demand," Atlantic writer Molly Ball wrote when Bush first publicly acknowledged he was considering political office.
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Tech giants, startups and academic labs are pumping out datasets and detectors in hopes of jump-starting the effort to create an automated system that can separate real videos, images and voice recordings from AI forgeries.
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Ultimately, the firm ended up in the hands of the private equity firm Metropoulos & Co., the investment group that successfully turned Pabst Blue Ribbon into every hipster's favorite beer by sponsoring concerts and pumping out sweet merch.
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Pumping out water hasn&apost solved the problem, so the attention has focused on finding shafts on the mountainside that might serve as a back door to the blocked-off areas where the missing may be sheltering.
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But Petty, who died late Monday at the age of 66, was also an unlikely music-video star, pumping out a series of vibrant, innovative clips that helped redefine the medium just as it was getting underway.
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Now, though, there are an increasing number of beauty brand incubators pumping out lines for famous people like Drew Barrymore and influencers like Kardashian hair dresser Jen Atkin, which I reported on recently for Business of Fashion.
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The People's Bank of China has been pumping out more cash to spur bank lending, but faces difficulty in channeling credit to small firms, vital for economic growth and employment at a time of rising trade tension.
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As we reported last week, longstanding U.S. tech hubs like Boston, Seattle and Silicon Valley continue to build in stature, pumping out top-tier, high-paid jobs, and serving as the setting for fancy, high-cost pads.
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It's a perilous transformation for an iconic company like GM, which needs to keep pumping out profitable trucks and SUVs so it has the capital to keep pace on innovation with new competitors like Tesla and Google.
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"For the Bank of Canada, this certainly means the economy is doing quite well and pumping out a lot of jobs," which could make the central bank's statement after its meeting next week more upbeat, Guatieri said.
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However, the companies who produce the live coverage will need to make a slew of expensive hardware updates—new cameras, new video switchers, new servers, new encoders, and new distribution platforms—to start pumping out 4K feeds.
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NEW YORK, June 10 (Reuters) - The hot summer months are the boom time for U.S. gasoline sales, and naturally the season when refiners are all-in on pumping out the motor fuel for drivers on U.S. highways.
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Oil supply has surged this year, with the top-three producers of the United States, Russia and Saudi Arabia pumping out more than a third of global consumption, which stands around 100 million barrels per day (bpd).
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The long stance is squashed down by proximity to the fence, and Pettis is left pumping out one-twos and throwing up the occasional, ill-advised high kick which Rafael Dos Anjos stepped inside of all night.
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Why, with a $300 billion global pharmaceutical industry pumping out a plethora of medicines for everything from hemorrhoids to schizophrenia, are people turning to the slimy poison of an Amazonian frog to try to cure their ills?
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Since leaving the White House, Bannon has turned Breitbart into his own personal propaganda machine, pumping out content that position Bannon as more than a publisher of so-called news -- as the leader of a political movement.
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But if it determines that some political actors — say, the alt-right in the United States, or authoritarian dictators elsewhere — are pumping out more false news than their opponents, can we count on it to take action?
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In the best-known example, BuzzFeed discovered that over 100 mostly pro-Trump fake news sites in a single town in Macedonia were pumping out false "news" on Facebook in an effort to make money from ads.
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The group, which has been linked to the Kremlin, specializes in pumping out legions of Twitter bots, YouTube videos and Facebook posts under the guise of activism, often posing as both far-right and left-wing groups.
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Given that Canada's economy still relies to a substantial degree on chopping down trees, digging up minerals and pumping out oil and gas, it's perhaps not surprising that pipelines are one of the nation's hot-button issues.
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Also, because there are so many movies available to watch these days across many different platforms, a TV franchise pumping out what amounts to a feature film a month isn't as enticing as it might've once been.
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Organizations like NASA, the Air Force, and the National Reconnaissance Office are all realizing they like that type of joy, and are pumping out contracts and programs that provide this new technology with a ride to orbit.
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The once tiny garage became a mecca for classic automobile aficionados, pumping out hundreds of million-dollar restorations a year and racking up no fewer than six Best of Show awards at the prestigious Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance.
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Hopefully, this financial hiccup encourages Netflix to focus a little more on quality and maybe HBO's new overlords will realize that pumping out as much content as possible is no substitute for making a few really great choices.
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Pumping out water hasn&apost solved the problem, so increasing efforts have been made to find shafts on the mountainside that might serve as a back door to the blocked-off areas where the missing may be sheltering.
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Though safer, modern construction techniques and stricter building codes have made building fires less common, firefighters stay busy responding to motor vehicle accidents, calls for medical help, natural disasters and other emergencies, such as pumping out flooded basements.
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With Russia and Saudi Arabia at similar levels, and output expected to rise as OPEC and Russia ease their supply restrictions, there will soon be three countries pumping out 11 million barrels of crude each and every day.
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But in order to keep billions of chickens pumping out of poultry plants each year, workers earn low wages, suffer injuries, and have little-to-no voice in their workplaces, according to a new report from Oxfam America.
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Thompson has a tendency to make the same folly as Lyoto Machida, Sage Northcutt and a lot of other TMA stylists—pumping out alternate straight punches rather than fluid boxing combinations, with no real movement of the head.
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Via a system called the hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal (or HPA) axis, it zips signals to the hormone factories in your endocrine glands, which then start pumping out the stress hormone cortisol to prepare you to fight or flee.
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Getting those certifications is a lengthy and expensive process, and the special fabric that filters out tiny particles has been in extremely short supply, so many fly-by-night factories have been pumping out counterfeit or incomplete masks.
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Nearly two dozen research labs across the United States are studying aesthetics — examining not just the visual arts but domains like music, literature and performance — and pumping out scientific papers in disciplines that include anthropology, neuroscience and biology.
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"There's no point raising fresh capital if we cannot solve the problem of (a) major shareholder pumping out HKA's assets," said Zhong Guosong, who holds 24.93 percent of the shares and is vying for chairmanship of the company.
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Paradoxically, the legal process tempts writers (notably Janet Malcolm, Garner's admired model) because trial machinery appears to operate like the machinery of narrative, pumping out its near-simulacra for the benefit of reporters, TV journalists, voyeurs, and jurors.
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A network of dozens of automated, robot-driven YouTube channels are pumping out thousands of right-wing propaganda videos that have racked up hundreds of millions of views — and it seems Google isn't doing anything to stop it.
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To make the deal even sweeter, Essential is still pumping out updates for its phone, with the PH-1 being one of the first, if not the first non-Pixel phone to get the upgrade to Android 9 Pie.
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The U.S. economy is confounding: Three months from the longest expansion since such data began being tracked 170 years ago, the economy keeps pumping out strong job growth, and has now pushed down unemployment to a 9.63-year low.
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There are six microphones beneath the top control panel, which are used with an adaptive noise suppression algorithm and "echo cancellation" to recognize when the user is giving Alexa commands even when music is pumping out of the speaker.
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This time of year is a favorite of novelty confection lovers—fans of Cadbury's Creme Eggs have been known to hoard the foiled-wrapped treats—and candy makers are pumping out limited-edition flavors in full, sugar-fueled force.
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In the past year, the price of butter in France and indeed much of Europe has nearly doubled as the number of milk-producing cows has plummeted, not to mention the fat content of the milk they're pumping out.
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The PBOC has been pumping out more cash by cutting banks' reserve requirement ratios (RRR) this year, but it has long struggled to channel credit to small firms, which are vital for economic growth and job creation, analysts said.
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She takes this success in stride though, hustling constantly, pumping out awesome artwork on the regular, catching heavy metal shows as often as possible, and visiting the remote countryside ("There are so many cows in Texas," she told me).
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New Orleans has relied on an outdated method of pumping out excess water, and needs to rethink if it is to survive, he explained at his desk, which sports a model of the city's streets and extensive pump stations.
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Bolsonaro and his supporters have weaponized the platform, with hundreds of groups pumping out thousands of messages per day to supporters, much of which is fake news and disinformation designed to smear his opponent, according to a recent report.
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My favorite part of Call Me by Your Name is the bit where Elio watches Hammer dancing in the street with some young Italians, while the Psychedelic Furs' "Love My Way" is pumping out of a tiny car stereo.
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Instead, as your fitness levels increase, your heart won't beat faster, but it will become stronger, pumping out more blood per beat and allowing you to do more (such as pedal or run faster) at the same heart rate.
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He also sees risk to Netflix as the streaming market takes off, predicting that Netflix&aposs share price will crater as the company faces higher and higher costs to acquire new customers and difficulty pumping out new hit shows.
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It would be interesting to know if the ash shows signs of new magma (seen in the shape of the ash) or if we're still just pumping out shattered pieces of existing lava that is being formed in steam-driven explosions.
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This mass hysteria over violent teens reached its apex in 230 with the Columbine High massacre in Colorado; around that time, the Justice Department's COPS in Schools grant program pumping out millions of federal dollars to support campus police officers.
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That influx of cash will be used to create a service that will ramp up automated news efforts, with natural language generation (NLG) AI programs pumping out up to 30,000 stories per month across localized distribution networks starting in 2018.
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Even if exporters agree on freezing output around current levels, analysts said that would do little to raise prices as most exporters are pumping out oil at or near record levels, and have adapted to do so at lower prices.
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It was the beginning a new decade and NES was truly pushing its limits, pumping out clever and playable games, a Golden Age that came just before the launch of the Super NES and the revival of the true console wars.
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Even so, new blasts from the crater sent ash plumes billowing as high as 24,2600 feet (0003,2000 meters) into the sky, and a new fissure was pumping out lava at a rate of three feet (225 meter) per second, geologists said.
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Even in 2017, 32 years since their debut record Endless Pain, they're still pumping out tremolo picking and double bass drumming—because that's what Kreator does, and they (still) do it to a higher standard than most of their American contemporaries.
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And unlike many so-called pico projectors, this one's really bright, pumping out a reported 700 ANSI lumens while maintaining a relatively small footprint of 7.72 x 7.72 x 1.97 inches (1003 x 196 x 50mm) and 2.65 pounds (1.2kg).
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Online publications such as National Report, Huzlers and the World News Daily Report have found a profitable niche pumping out hoaxes, often based on long-circulating rumours or prejudices, in the hope that they will go viral and earn clicks.
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How is it that Ecosia has been merrily pumping out month after month in which it brings in at least double its total cost of operating—unheard of for nearly any business—while its technological backbone only recently became profitable?
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Several company executives acknowledged during recent earnings calls that they have collectively contributed to the present squeeze by pumping out more and more gasoline to capture high margins only to see those margins collapse under the weight of growing inventories.
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Food videos are booming on YouTube — from mukbangs to challenge videos to recipes – and with media giants like BuzzFeed and Condé Nast pumping out mouthwatering content, the genre has become a staple of the average YouTube user's experience on the platform.
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As my eyes came to rest on the scrum of suitors I realized that she was down in a horse stance, pumping out alternate straight punches with one hand on her hip, and counting in korean as she did so.
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"Facebook let Instagram be this little island that was pumping out standalone apps and doing things a bit differently than Facebook," said John Barnett, who joined Instagram in 2014 as a product manager when it employed fewer than 75 people.
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A shot in the doc showing the land where DMC would end up building a 660,000-square-foot factory in Northern Ireland is reminiscent of Tesla's similar shots, promising car plants worldwide pumping out car parts, batteries, and most importantly, jobs.
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Obama's EPA was a rulemaking machine, pumping out an average of almost 85033 new rules per year, adding over 33,000 pages to the Federal Register, and increasing compliance costs by hundreds of billions, as Americans for Tax Reform reported last summer.
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Since mid-2014, the world has been pumping out far more oil than anyone needs: Oil supply (in green) remains much higher than demand (yellow) — about 1 million barrels per day higher — with the excess getting saved for later in stockpiles (blue).
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But then it bumbled along for decades until the mid 2000s, when it finally started pumping out hits to compete with the likes of Mercedes and BMW, like the XF sedan and the F-Type two seater, which is wildly good looking.
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One of the engines for pumping out false information about the Chemnitz killing was the Facebook page of a group called Pro-Chemnitz, which has three seats on the local city council and organized the protest on Monday that ended in mob violence.
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And while we do love the stuff that our tech industry is pumping out (who doesn't want a smart speaker, a smartwatch, or a pair of noise-canceling headphones?) sometimes we just want to be transported back to simpler times—more specifically, 1994.
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His argument, based on the observation that population was increasing in England in the 1700s, was that if people keep pumping out children, there will come a point when we won't be able to produce enough food to feed all of them.
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The irony is that while people bemoan the death of yet another single-player game, Bethesda keeps pumping out prime single-player experiences that people tend to ignore; games like Dishonored and Prey don't sell near as well as the developer's other offerings.
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Instead, animal studies that preceded this human study showed that the stem cells stick around for one or two months, and seem to "jump-start" the brain's healing process by pumping out molecules and proteins that enhance the brain's existing mechanisms for recovery.
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A buzzy example: Tempo Automation is pumping out small batches of circuit boards for top tech and defense companies — attracted by its partially automated assembly line — from a squat white building tucked beneath a highway in the warehouse district of San Francisco.
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Whether it's Steam's parent company, Valve, and its bumbling and inconsistent approach to community management, the hundreds of hate groups that fill the site, or the rampant abuse of free assets by content farmers pumping out garbage games to make some money.
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While the movie industry at least waited until the Vietnam War was over to produce a series of negative films about that conflict, it wasted no time pumping out movie after movie excoriating the Iraq War — even during the height of the fighting.
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It would also give Salesforce another piece of the lock-in puzzle for enterprises that need to increasingly manage larger and larger pools of data as they look to start pumping out machine learning tools that can act on all that data.
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Men with enormous arms are propped up against the walls, their faces contorted in agony as their gym buddies bellow at them to keep pumping out more curls; that is, when they are not staring down their own reflections in the wall mirrors.
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Prime Minister Li Keqiang announced on Saturday that his government would step up China's already brisk expansion of its money supply, further flooding the economy with renminbi in an effort to make sure that banks can keep pumping out loans to companies.
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The United States is now the largest oil producer in the world, pumping out nearly 222 million barrels per day (bpd), but the companies operating in fields in Texas, New Mexico and other states have struggled to make enough money to satisfy investors.
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This might partly be attributed to the rise of what film writer Ryan Lambie calls the "landfill sequel" — or Hollywood's semi-recent trend of pumping out incredibly lucrative part twos and threes that add scant artistic value and do little to build on a storyline.
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Pumping out the water Because of New Orleans' unusual topography -- with many areas below sea level -- it takes about 100 pumps spread across every neighborhood to suck water out of storm drains and canals and push it into a nearby lake or other water bodies.
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When I asked the waitress, in English, if I should order at my table or down at the front, where the owner was pumping out bun cha, she just tiredly held up fingers, asking how many bowls I'd want, and returned with the vermicelli.
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But while the tech leaders backing these new ways of learning have a vested interest in pumping out future engineers for the companies they run, Sesame Workshop's historical focus has simply been about improving education and learning through the use of media and technology.
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" All of it brings Kleinzahler back home — the stink of garlic in "Where Galluccio Lived," the urine and mold in "Disappointment," the chlorine of a pool in "The Swimmer," whatever's pumping out of the smokestacks of those factories, "the aroma / almost comforting by now.
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Stone was convicted in a sweeping courtroom defeat last November that turned on the details of what really went down between the Trump campaign and the rogue transparency group WikiLeaks, at a moment when WikiLeaks was pumping out damaging Democratic emails stolen by Russian hackers.
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Lifetime—the network also bringing you a ripped-from-headlines college admission scandal movie next month—has built a reputation pumping out cable-ready reenactments of everything from the Amanda Knox case to the Elizabeth Smart story in an unsettlingly short amount of time.
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"The carbon dioxide pumped out by volcanoes [in the Permian and Triassic extinction events] is analogous to the carbon dioxide that we are pumping out as we burn fossil fuels," Steve Brusatte, a paleontologist based at the University of Edinburgh, told me over email.
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Fleets of school buses shuttle American students to class five days a week, nine months a year, pumping out diesel fumes as they roll along — but now, thanks to one of the biggest automakers in the world, more of those big yellow rigs are going green.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has made manufacturing efficiency a high priority for the company, but Tesla will require a lot of factory floor to meet its goal of to pumping out 500,000 cars by the end of 2018, and then making one million cars by 2020.
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These conditions have come together to create a perfect storm -- major transnational crime syndicates have migrated operations into the country and formed what look like joint ventures with the Wa Army and other armed militia, and they are pumping out billions of dollars' worth of synthetic drugs.
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Traders and analysts said such lopsided demand could depress diesel profits for at least another year, as refineries running for gasoline are configured in such a way that they cannot produce it without pumping out thousands of barrels of middle distillates that the world is not consuming.
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The tiny company has been pioneering modularity for repairability for several years now, flying in the face of smartphone giants that are still routinely pumping out sealed tablets of metal and glass which often don't even let buyers get at the battery to replace it themselves.
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Since mid-20163, the world has been pumping out far more oil than anyone needs, pushing down the price: Oil supply* (in green) remains much higher than demand (yellow) — about 22016 million barrels per day higher — with the excess getting saved for later in stockpiles (blue).
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"If you go to Exeter right now, there are maybe six or seven vehicles going down the high street, pumping out diesel, and there is no one on them," said one bus driver who asked to remain anonymous for fear of retaliation from the transit company.
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Turn it offWhat your phone or laptop or tablet is doing while you're charging it makes a difference too: If your gadget is pumping out tunes or streaming video while it's playing, it's going to be drawing significantly more power than it will be when it's switched off.
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A quick recap on how we got here: Ever since mid-0003, the world has been pumping out far more oil than anyone needs, due in part to the surprisingly resilient fracking boom in the United States and in part to slower-than-expected demand in places like China.
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The BeoSound 1 and 2 (names, interestingly enough, already used for a pair of shiny multi-room speakers about 10 or so years back) offer up a slew of wireless connectivity options, including Google Cast, AirPlay, DNLA and, naturally, Bluetooth, pumping out 360-degree sound in the process.
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I had braced myself for the campsite to be an all night after party, and brought along heavy duty foam earplugs, expecting to hear a hundred competing Bluetooth speakers pumping out EDM, but it seems like pretty much everyone's already in bed and the place is dead quiet.
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Long before the House of Mouse pivoted to live-action remakes, streaming services, and releasing high-profile sequels like Frozen 2, Disney capitalized on the success of its princess and princess-adjacent animated classics by pumping out straight-to-VHS sequels to some of their most beloved films.
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The center of the space, marked by a giant menorah, operates as a full-time modular studio, pumping out all sorts of content: Barstool produces a Sirius XM radio show (soon to be a whole channel), a growing list of podcasts and up to 220 blog posts a day.
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In order to code for "acute systolic heart failure," the patient's chart ought to include supporting documentation, for example, that the heart was pumping out less than 25 percent of its blood with each beat and that he was given an echocardiogram and a diuretic to lower blood pressure.
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This is the kind of generic filler that forms so much of YouTube's bread and butter—but if that's all they have lined up, what could possibly lure people from YouTube itself, which has long been pumping out much more interesting content tailored to virtually every niche interest and community?
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Whether you're a Kacey Musgraves stan or more interested in hearing David Allan Coe sing all them songs about Texas, there's no denying that big, brash state that lays claim to Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, and Townes van Zandt is still pumping out plenty of hits picked on the ol' acoustic.
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With hangover results that could speak for themselves, their hope is that people will feel confident enough to have a pop and see whether the idea of a biotech enhanced probiotic that's pumping out extra alcohol-metabolizing enzymes stands up to several pints of lager and a few chasers (or not).
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Continuing the project's tradition of pumping out truly excellent covers the album also features a bonus track with plenty of bite—their cover of cult NWOBHM faves Jaguar's"Axe Crazy" appears as a CD-only bonus track (which obviously isn't included in our album stream, but I assure you, rips shit).
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One step up from an alleyway, and often housing as many tour vans as can physically squeeze into a narrow cobbled street, it creaks with the weight of its past – that is, when its present isn't pumping out of grassroots venues like Clwb Ifor Bach, The Full Moon or Fuel.
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Also, Thundercat (né Stephen Bruner) is playing it so fast that he makes the thing sound like a Metallica guitar solo, but instead of thrash metal, he and his band are pumping out a strange mix of extremely adept jazz, funk and R&B, all of which anchor his silky falsetto.
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The factory at the center of those troubles, Mr. Deripaska's alumina plant, is now pumping out its primary product, a chemical compound used in aluminum smelting, as well as hot water for the whole town and a tide of slurry for the adjacent cement factory that no longer wants it.
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Given his against-the-odds success so far, political strategists from both parties are wondering whether the Trump approach represents the future of political media — and, if so, does Hillary Clinton need to transform her traditional (and relatively press-averse) campaign into a rival studio pumping out its own voluminous counterprogramming?
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The good news is construction isn't planned to start until 2019, and the MTA promises that after whichever plan is completed, the repaired tunnel will be pumping out more L trains than ever before and the Bedford Avenue and First Avenue stops will be equipped with fancy new stairs and elevators.
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In a new study in Nature, published Wednesday, two US climate scientists say that a melting Antarctica could contribute more than 1 meter of sea-level rise by 23 (that's over 3 feet), and more than 15 meters by 2500, if we keep pumping out greenhouse gases at current rates.
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"These big seizures are indications that there is a relentless supply pumping out of the Golden Triangle and north Shan to flood Southeast Asian markets and also transit Southeast Asia to high value markets like Australia, New Zealand and potentially further," Jeremy Douglas, the UNODC's chief in Southeast Asia, told Reuters.
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Under that light, the bleating vocal samples on "Etched Headplate" radiate over lurching low end and a snappy rhythmic gait, and the abrupt rug-pulling of the title track's weightless synths capture the unmistakable feeling of being saucer-eyed on the dance floor, stunned by whatever tune's pumping out of the speakers.
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A key individual in the Experimental Gameplay Project at the time, which had enabled him to hone his innovative design skills and get as far as a prototype, Gray was surprised that EA green-lit what was a very unusual project for a studio predominantly pumping out annual iterations on well-worn franchises.
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He's so inspired by Arturo Sandoval's La Virgin de la Macarena pumping out of his iPhone 7 (and apparently oblivious to the other people around him who also have to listen to it) that he silently mounts the highest diving board at the pool and pulls off a rather inelegant, yet inspiring, dive.
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The Eagles, founded in Los Angeles in 21970 by Mr. Frey and the drummer and singer Don Henley, lived furiously in the musical spotlight for nearly a decade, pumping out hits that defined a post-Beach Boys California pop in the midst of an era that otherwise gave birth to both disco and punk.
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With Saudi Arabia pumping out 10.65 million bpd so far in October, combined output from the top three oil producers is now higher than ever, at 33.41 million bpd, meaning that Russia, the United States and Saudi Arabia alone meet more than a third of the world's almost 100 million bpd of crude oil consumption.
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"Without a hands-on first lady, they're just pumping out food and seeing what the reaction is," said Adrian Miller, a lawyer turned food writer who was a special assistant to President Bill Clinton and whose new book, "The President's Kitchen Cabinet," examines the role African-Americans have played in every White House kitchen.
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In an angry response to the latest nuclear test by the North, one of South Korea's 11 banks of high-power speakers set up along the border began pumping out a mix of K-pop, scathing commentary on Pyongyang's nuclear program, and derision of the ruling family's penchant for costly clothes and luxury handbags.
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Image 2 of 2 MAE SAI, Thailand – Intensive efforts to rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach who have been trapped inside a flooded cave in northern Thailand for three days hinge on pumping out water so that navy divers have headroom to operate, the first high-level Thai official to visit the site said Tuesday.
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If Tesla is successful in its mission — if it scales up Model 3 production soon, succeeds in building out a state-of-the-art, human-robot hybrid factory, manages to mass-produce cars that the average American can afford and use without consuming fossil fuels and pumping out planet-destroying emissions — it's a net win for humanity.
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I found, as a result, that I had underestimated how inspiring it is to interact and see other artists pumping out their magic, both on a regular basis in social media interactions, and especially in person any time I make it out to an event, a festival, one of my friends' shows, and my own exhibitions.
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The fact that OPEC members are no longer coordinating to stabilize prices — but are instead pumping out as much as they can to maintain their market positions — has led to an entirely new oil era: In 2016, we are living in perhaps the first truly free oil market we have seen since the pioneering days of the industry.
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Many of Robyn's progeny, among them Marina and the Diamonds, Little Boots, and Tove Lo, launched their careers hoping to become the next Gaga, pumping out potential hits by the same producers who drove her (and Perry, and Swift) to the top of the charts — only to fall back on the more roundabout Robyn career model once that attempt at chart topping failed.
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Kozarcanin and his team used six different climate models to investigate three different futures: one where the world sticks to the Paris climate agreement that allows temperatures to climb only 1.5 degrees Celsius; one where high carbon taxes help rein in emissions to a lesser degree; and the nightmarish, business-as-usual scenario where we continue pumping out fossil fuel emissions unchecked.
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I have come away from this course knowing the scary reality that Jake Paul is terrifyingly good at pumping out Jake Paul to as many young eyeballs as possible, and hooking them in for their money (merchandise sales) and pimping out his following to brands who pay him for "brand activations" or the Google Adsense preroll ads that appear on his videos.
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On smaller stages, Moses Sumney led the crowd through one of his signature sing-a-longs; St Vincent fucked shit up as she has continued to since last year's Masseducation tour; Fever Ray exploded in a gender-bending dance party; Charlotte Gainsbourg and her band looked bored and nonchalant as hell while pumping out slick disco gloss and an unexpected Kanye cover.
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But scientists have not understood just what it is about exercise that prompts the brain to start pumping out additional B.D.N.F. So for the new study, which was published this month in the journal eLIFE, researchers with New York University's Langone Medical Center and other institutions decided to microscopically examine and reverse engineer the steps that lead to a surge in B.D.N.F. after exercise.
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Playlist: "Le Freak" / "Everybody Dance" / "Dance, Dance, Dance" / "Good Times" / "I Want Your Love" / "C'est Chic" Spotify | Apple Music Even as Chic was pumping out some of disco and pop's enduring moments on their first three albums, before, after, and during that time, they were sharpening their chops as all-seeing, and deeply sought-after studio wizards with an ear for nurturing young talent.
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But although the tourists won't guess it as they stand at Kuchurgan's gates, admiring how the evening light reflects off the silver plaque of Lenin, this plant is pumping out juice to a modern-day gold rush: a cryptocurrency boom that is underway all across the former Soviet Union, from the battlefields of eastern Ukraine to time-warp enclaves like Transnistria and freshly annexed Crimea.
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Photo: MTA / Patrick CashinIn addition to the grate and entrance coverings, these contracts cover marine doors ("they look like big bank vaults," Jacobs said), massive plugs, the 40-foot floodwall erected along Jamaica Bay in the Rockaways (where much of the A line was washed out during Sandy, and the new pumps at the recently-reopened South Ferry station, which according to Ortiz are capable of pumping out 1,500 gallons of water per minute.
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The Real Story Behind The Anti-Immigrant Riots Rocking Germany J. Lester Feder and Pascal Anselmi examine the role that Facebook has played in recent racial violence in Germany: One of the engines for pumping out false information about the Chemnitz killing was the Facebook page of a group called Pro-Chemnitz, which has three seats on the local city council and organized the protest on Monday that ended in mob violence.
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While any kind of mobile device resembling the MagicScroll is clearly very, very far off even a sniff of commercialization (especially as these sorts of concept devices have long been teased by mobile device firms' R&D labs — while the companies keep pumping out identikit rectangles of touch-sensitive glass… ), it's worth noting that Samsung has been slated to be working on a smartphone with a foldable screen for some years now.
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Achy breaky hearts fracturing whenever Oasis turns out to be Everything Everything pumping out the jams—but people still turn up to an unlisted Jamie XX set at the Rabbit Hole at 3 AM. Glastonbury runs on these elusive rituals, inspiring people to behave completely out of character and allowing bands to indulge in the adrenaline rush created by playing to a crowd so hyped up on room temperature beer they who may not initially know or care who the guys holding the guitars are.
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