Ramps and curb ramps may be needed to navigate to the entrance.
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Reaching the property is surprisingly difficult; the tower stands amid a welter of on-ramps, off-ramps, and overpasses.
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If there are no ramps or curb ramps at the polling place, your municipality can easily install a portable ramp.
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The report recommends that the city complete a comprehensive survey within 90 days, and develop detailed plans for installing curb ramps that meet federal standards at all corners without ramps within five years, and for upgrading existing ramps within eight years.
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The on-ramps and off-ramps to the crypto world are regulated and they have direct customer relationships and it's their responsibility to KYC people.
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And though I think ramps overrated and often overpriced, I do love them in this recipe for springtime delight: splayed roast chicken with caramelized ramps.
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With Navigate on Autopilot, a car can automatically change lanes and turn onto on-ramps and off-ramps as it follows a route from the car's navigation system .
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"I'm all about the infrastructure that's required to create the on-ramps and the off-ramps for Wall Street to get involved in this asset class, " Silbert said.
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The park is home to the Slip 'n Soar, a group of three ski ramps—a smaller ramp and two "single ramps"—situated over a massive, million-gallon pool.
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He said you can think of them as a virtual network of lanes, overpasses, on-ramps and off-ramps in the sky that dynamically adjust to where the air traffic needs to flow.
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There are ramps built in for those who need them.
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TIM COOK: You know, precisely, the ramps and so forth.
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While Australia ramps up, Qatar is unlikely to stay idle.
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But the approach ramps to the bridge were not retrofitted.
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Add ramps and cook until soft, 2 to 3 minutes.
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The drama ramps up after the arrival of another family.
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Without docks, scooters are cluttering sidewalks and blocking wheelchair ramps.
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This calendar comes with figurines, sleds, ramps, shops, and more.
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The ramps going down into the surf at Omaha Beach.
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But LVMH's swoop also ramps up the competition with Kering.
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The freeway has since reopened, but some ramps remain closed.
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If the ADA problems — inaccessible bathrooms, parking lots, ramps, etc.
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DeAngelo said Harborside is hiring drivers as delivery ramps up.
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Go deeper: Facing climate change, ExxonMobil ramps up energy research
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He looks for off ramps, and he's good at it.
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Go deeper: Amazon ramps up effort to make Alexa more ubiquitous
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Tension ramps up slowly as you creep from left to right.
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Ramps aren't quite in season, but you can use scallions instead.
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As the fall movie season ramps up, more are en route.
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Short ramps create a procession toward the entryways to each well.
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I make my way up the ramps towards the electronics section.
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"Accessing the transmission requires ramps, jackstands, or a lift," Ibbotson says.
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Scooters and bikes blocked sidewalks, disability access ramps, and green spaces.
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Musk said Tesla will add more options as production ramps up.
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The elevated park can also be reached by gently inclined ramps.
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Plus, it just ramps up the family stress level all around.
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And finally, grid operators have to deal with rapid ramps, i.e.
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The painted crosswalks appear to be three-dimensional ramps or blocks.
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His first comprehensive American museum survey will fill the Guggenheim's ramps.
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The House ramps up investigations; the US Consulate in Jerusalem closes.
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Blame game ramps up as shutdown nears View the discussion thread.
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As India ramps up facial recognition use, backlash has grown elsewhere.
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As India ramps up facial recognition use, backlash has grown elsewhere.
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Recipe: Sautéed Lamb Chops With Ramps, Anchovy, Capers and Olives cooking
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But no ramps join these two huge highways at their crossing.
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Home safety devices and modifications like grab bars and wheelchair ramps.
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Going down ramps of space ships, that took its own learning adjustment.
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The risk is that with every inflammatory step, available off-ramps disappear.
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Midday into the afternoon, clouds start to break and wind ramps up.
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Go deeper: Fed leaves rates on hold as political pressure ramps up
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Delighted and tweaking teens watched while tripping down ramps and over handrails.
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I love the first spring vegetables: parsnips, Fiddlehead ferns, ramps and…asparagus!
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Front Burner Stinging nettles suggest spring as much as ramps or fiddleheads.
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Because the Obama proposal had a number of exemptions and off-ramps.
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For a deeper dive into truck escape ramps, watch the video above.
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Ramps of one type or another were too soft or too hard.
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The slide has ramps to wheel up or walk with their crutches.
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This is happening right as the film festival season traditionally ramps up.
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Tropical storm activity in the Atlantic usually ramps up after Labor Day.
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Dock workers sat on ramps along the river bank, checking their phones.
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The move comes as Gojek ramps up expansion efforts through the region.
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Today, Schumer is urging impartiality as the House impeachment inquiry ramps up.
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"Everyone ramps it up to a different level this time of year."
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The CBP's decision also comes just weeks before flu season typically ramps up.
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Higher numbers are expected in the second half as new capacity ramps up.
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Easy on-ramps for entrepreneurs to plug into the EU market is essential.
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The simple addition of the chain-link lid immediately ramps up the drama.
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It's quite exciting how it ramps up speeds up toward a dangerous climax.
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Serve with the grilled cucumbers, pickled ramps and grilled scallions, and fresh radishes.
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And yet, Trump ramps up his attacks rather than toning them down. Why?
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In short, on-ramps can be good for society and good for business.
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This is an important issue to consider as election season really ramps up.
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The measure also ramps up airport security and helps expedite the screening process.
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Banked turns exist on our roads, too, on freeway on-ramps and interchanges.
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As Boeing ramps up production, it is counting on suppliers to keep up.
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They always say that when things are put down politically, art ramps up.
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Most escape ramps make use of arrester beds, pools of sand or gravel.
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It's that time of the political season, when vice presidential speculation ramps up.
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For spring, Mr. Kluger scatters pickled ramps, favas and spring onions on top.
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He has shaped, cut and painted several of his own skateboards and ramps.
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So, he sees his job as creating as many off-ramps as possible.
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Lowe's larger rival Home Depot also ramps up hiring ahead of the spring.
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One part of the slope had a snow park, with ramps and jumps.
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The situation isn't unique, but it's getting worse as election season ramps up.
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But Williams thinks costs will decline as production of autonomous vehicles ramps up.
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She's now looking to hire four more people as her business ramps up.
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That will almost certainly rise as China ramps its "Belt and Road" initiative.
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It ramps up the tension, though, and the whodunit aspect is beautifully handled.
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Traveling by train often requires an abundance of ramps, as any wheelchair user knows.
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Then he noticed a collection of police cars blocking the exit ramps he passed.
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This is not unusual and is in fact common in production ramps like this.
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Think of a pachinko ball falling through its gauntlet of pins, holes and ramps.
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Others are also expected to open in coming weeks, as the program ramps up.
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Boat ramps can be very dangerous —- road salt often weakens the ice near them.
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Cummings's death comes as the oversight committee ramps up its impeachment inquiry into Trump.
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When there is news that legitimately involves Clinton, Fox News ramps up its coverage.
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Difficulty ramps up quickly, introducing new targets and bullet patterns as each is eliminated.
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Add travel expenses and a possible overnight stay and the cost quickly ramps up.
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It's hard to understate the importance of AWS, especially as competition aggressively ramps up.
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The poll comes as Trump's campaign ramps up attacks on Rubio in paid ads.
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Costs per plane are expected to fall below $100 million as production ramps up.
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Neither Trump, nor Kim is leaving himself any face-saving off ramps from confrontation.
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Or use it as a base for a pan of ramps and fried eggs.
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Monday means it's back to Washington, but the show only ramps up from there.
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The move also comes as the U.S. ramps up an aggressive strategy against Iran.
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We need a North American road to the middle class, not expanded exit ramps.
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The difficulty ramps up as blocks are strung together and more combinations are required.
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The memorandum comes as the president ramps up his verbal attacks on asylum-seekers.
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And as the 2020 campaign ramps up, he may continue to launch similar broadsides.
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Add the ramps, ginger, and chili and cook until soft, 2 to 3 minutes.
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As research ramps up treatments and vaccines, animals are crucial to fighting the pandemic.
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"As the action ramps up so does the vibrations of the vibrator," he said.
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As it ramps up, experts expect an uptick in Covid-19 cases in America.
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Applying the immediacy of found footage to a robbery significantly ramps up the suspense.
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"The day we put the clay ramps in, the fecundity exploded," Dr. Gwiazdowski said.
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The way they talked, the sun, the palm trees, the huge ramps, the pads.
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Then she ramps up the effect by dressing them for a Boy Scout jamboree.
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Law enforcement can't control how many on-ramps are on the road, he said.
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Both figures are sure to keep rising, especially as the state ramps up testing.
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As coronavirus testing ramps up, U.S. cases increased to over 4,600 with 85 deaths.
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The promise of boot camps is that they are on-ramps to good jobs.
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Namely, the world is already cruel, and being trans only ramps up that cruelty.
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"Bypasses and rock ramps are less effective than removing the barrier completely," she said.
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With our approach, in the middle is when everything really ramps up and changes.
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As flu season ramps up, there are concerns it will spread throughout the camps.
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The warm feeling of affection ramps up our parasympathetic nervous system, helping us relax.
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The fighting always ramps up when either Gallagher has a solo album coming out.
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There was art on the ramps then, but all I remember is thinking: spaceship.
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But as Glass ramps up to its final confrontation, we learn that's not the case.
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The hope is that the cost will come down over time as production ramps up.
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The system starts small, and ramps up its micro-targeting if it gets positive feedback.
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The discussions are happening as Apple ramps up its interest in content sales and subscription.
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Initially, it would make more sense for high-usage areas, like bridges or highway ramps.
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It also needs to be on a divided highway with limited access, like on-ramps.
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Whether Corvex accepts the $5 billion company's decision or ramps up pressure further is unclear.
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She drugs his drink, handcuffs him to the hot tub, and ramps up the heat.
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It's a big SUV and there's a fair amount of body roll on on-ramps.
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Cloudera is also burning cash as it ramps up spending to reach large prospective customers.
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The decision raises the prospect of yet more supply as the country ramps up production.
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Hydraulic ramps in "Starlight Express" sent the technicolour roller-skating locomotives to even dizzier heights.
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I crossed two intersections and went up and down four curb ramps in the process.
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Inside, the building is an intricate gavotte of interlocked functions and juxtaposed ramps and balconies.
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Patel: We'll do basic home modifications -- safety grab bars in bathrooms, door widening, wheelchair ramps.
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And it ramps up crop-killing droughts, the spread of mosquito-borne diseases and more.
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Read more: Trump ramps up his criticisms of China's trade policies as tariff escalations loom
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Often, the wind ramps up in the afternoons and the Flathead can quickly get rough.
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But many are shocked to find themselves actually gaining weight as their training ramps up.
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This method ramps up the ethylene gas reaction described above, speeding up the ripening process.
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ITB is a difficult game that ramps up in complication with every island you visit.
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Adams: I like to focus on transition skateboarding, like when you skate ramps and bowls.
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Gravity ramps are the most cost-effective where natural rises occur adjacent to the road.
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Despite the expense, agencies urge truck drivers and other motorists to use the escape ramps.
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A quadriplegic adult was blocked from civil society if buildings weren't required to have ramps.
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"The threat ramps up significantly Saturday afternoon into Saturday evening," says CNN meteorologist Dave Hennen.
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So, work and challenge level ramps up to a degree I feel he can handle.
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But it can be countered, undermined, and enticed — a type of containment with off-ramps.
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He specialized in riding ramps and strove to go higher and farther than other riders.
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Cowboys on horses, letting loose an occasional whoop or holler, herd them up the ramps.
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Emotions are running high here as what is arguably the show's best season ramps up!
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Charred snap peas made a tangy salad together with ramps in a peppery buttermilk dressing.
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The governor said more cases are expected as the outbreak spreads and testing ramps up.
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The walls of the ramps that connect the floors are also part of the show.
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That option can even include retrofitting the home with features like ramps and grab bars.
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For its part, Beyond Meat hopes that as it ramps up production, prices will fall.
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As flu season ramps up, there are concerns it will spread throughout the camps, too.
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"I don't need help," she said, moving me away from the ramps she was chopping.
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Translations are increasingly important as the social network ramps up its investment in artificial intelligence.
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It contained hundreds of recipes, for everything from pickled ramps to a roast-pig roulade.
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Business is growing increasingly alarmed as it ramps up contingency plans for a damaging rupture.
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Nyrstar has been having some teething problems as it ramps up production at the plant.
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Unlike the access ramps that enable wheelchair users to avoid stairs, this ramp is beautiful.
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The resulting set reconceptualizes our understanding of what ramps can be; this ramp is art.
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Those losses may continue to mount as Tesla ramps up production of the Model 3.
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This trailer seems like it was designed for the frame-by-frame analysis obsessives who proliferate on YouTube: as it ramps up the pace, it ramps up the violence and intensity, until practically every second is a startling new shot in a new style.
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About a third said they plan on exterior changes such as wheelchair ramps and improved lighting.
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With asparagus, ramps, and spring mushrooms, this quick side is like spring on a freaking plate.
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There would also be off-ramps so people could be ferried more precisely to their destination.
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But many buildings still lack wheelchair ramps, and guide dogs are often unwelcome in public places.
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Better yet, fans could build elaborate ramps and traps that turned matches into amusement park rides.
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The breach threatens to kill the deal entirely and ramps up tensions over Iran's nuclear program.
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I tried it a couple of times myself, made some small mini ramps, and it worked.
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That ramps this puzzle up to Thursday level, along with some tricky cluing outside the theme.
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Unlike its predecessors, the Roomba i7+ ramps up the convenience factor with its automatic disposal capability.
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Extrapolate these costs over 30 days and the bill suddenly ramps up to over $1 million.
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It handled lanes well on the highway, but had some trouble with on- and off-ramps.
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Instead, simply by turning all the drama inward, Chapter Two's second trailer ramps up the scares.
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The Bay Bridge's off-ramps spit cars out right into the heart of the East Cut.
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The gnocchi mingles with fava beans, scallions, jade-green ramps, big meaty slices of porcini mushroom.
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Concern about China's debt is rising again as Beijing ramps up support for a slowing economy.
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"Trump's supporters and China will continue to create off ramps from the worst outcomes," Bremmer says.
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And when he tugs levers that cause platforms and ramps to whirr and rumble into place.
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Now industry blatantly ramps production up or down based on the tax subsidy, not consumer demands.
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It's why you see lower drinking fountains, ramps and larger bathroom stalls in many public places.
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Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport tweeted that it has closed its airplane ramps amid lightning warnings.
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But getting tested is far easier said than done, even as testing slowly ramps up nationwide.
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Wright designed a circular building with drivable ramps that wound around the outside like a ribbon.
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Lopez Obrador said he recognized the importance of curbing such abuses as the force ramps up.
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So are wheelchair ramps, sleep apnea breathing masks, grab bars on cell walls and, perhaps, dialysis.
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The actual launch timing will depend on how production ramps back up in Apr and May.
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Other times, her wheelchair has been damaged by ramps that are uneven or have sharp edges.
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The stockpile has a finite amount meant to serve as a bridge while manufacturing ramps up.
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But those off-ramps can come before a crime and are not always limited to arrests.
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Fragments should have collected on the ramps, especially heavier components like the engine and the radio.
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The tricks now are more subtle than before, when there were vertical ramps and board grabs.
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The market, which is active throughout the night, really ramps up in the early morning hours.
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What remains to be seen is how they'll perform when the pressure ramps up on Sunday.
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The piece, the culmination of a three-week residency, will be viewed from the museum's ramps.
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Her speech comes as Trump ramps up his efforts to court African-American and Hispanic voters.
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During those years, purple and gold was ever-present on freeway ramps, playgrounds and city walls.
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Ramps allowed the camera to pass from no man&aposs land into the lower German trenches.
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They should construct off ramps through diplomacy to avert confrontations over mutually incompatible vital national interests.
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In a scramble to gather ramps to sell to distributors, West Virginians sometimes overharvest their patches.
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This one suggests that Amazon is thinking of privacy protections as it ramps up video communication.
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The bill ramps up reporting requirements and places further financial and economic sanctions on the group.
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Equities have been under pressure recently as the Trump administration ramps up a protectionist trade agenda.
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The fraught relationship could continue to fray as the Trump administration ramps up arrests and detentions.
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It's the sleep drug, meaning its production ramps up before we're due to fall into bed.
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Those can include needed structural changes to the home, such as adding ramps and widening doorways.
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Stanton said she will continue her work with the collective as she ramps up Moxxie Ventures.
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"I think we're going to be seeing more and more of these on-ramps," Stephens said.
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Until then, blueberries were a wild thing, an indigenous American fruit foraged like ramps or morels.
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The agreement was facilitated by the South even as its neighbor ramps up its nuclear capabilities.
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Soon students are buzzing in groups, defining roles and deciding which coverings to put on their ramps.
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Trump has continued to bash McCain for that vote as he ramps up his own 2020 candidacy.
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Some of the play packs come with different obstacles and ramps to launch the foam cars into.
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Dynamic mode, for example, ramps up throttle response, and allows the turbocharged engine to snarl a bit.
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We see him run up vertical ramps and around loops at the beginning of the movie. Whoops.
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New York's effort will be the largest in the country once it ramps up, city officials said.
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For meme creators, this ramps up their potential to draw in bored browsers who become devoted followers.
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And that whole first 123 years was just getting everybody connected, the on-ramps, the servers, everything.
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Some prefer seeing someone stomp on failing brakes, in a drama of peril that ramps up excitement.
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Our energy ramps up on Wednesday night when the Moon waxes in Leo from 11:19 p.m.
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Walmart's announcement ramps up the competition with Amazon, which offers grocery shopping through its Alexa voice assistant.
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If the player's doing well, it ramps up the damage necessary to down a high-point fish.
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Across the board, Tesla also says lane guidance is improved, especially near highways exit and entry ramps.
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In an analog sense, homes have long been enhanced with various modifications — ramps, handrails, low countertops, etc.
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Then I got a couple of those little X-Factor ramps, and then it went from there.
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Even as production ramps up, the United States, the world's top oil consumer, still depends on imports.
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Horizon's difficulty ramps steadily but fairly, and it paces its introduction of new monsters with great care.
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Technology companies have made a habit as the election ramps up of inserting themselves into the proceedings.
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There will be universal calls for restraint, talks, off-ramps, allowing the Chinese to save face, etc.
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But, after stabilising in 2018, debt is on the rise again as the government ramps up stimulus.
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Residents watched as Tony Alva and Ray Barbee showed off their skills on the newly-built ramps.
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The agency expects that the current account deficit will increase from 2017 as domestic demand ramps up.
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As the game continues, the difficulty ramps up and things go from fine to fucked in seconds.
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It will be much more expensive and time consuming if you try to add ramps, interpreters, etc.
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The complexity ramps up a thousand percent, of course, and that's the thrill of playing this way.
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"We are doing everything we can to improve our efforts on the pedestrian ramps," Ms. Trottenberg said.
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Lee's defection ramps up the pressure on Johnson, whose promise to follow through on Brexit by Oct.
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Beaches are supposed to provide such chairs, but those accommodations and others, like ramps, are often missing.
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He said he wouldn't be surprised if early-state activity ramps up soon after the 2020 election.
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Increased concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere ramps up photosynthesis and makes crops grow more quickly.
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Any hit to refinery demand would cause inventories to balloon, particularly as the U.S. ramps up production.
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At its most basic, "City" is a mining project—pits, mounds, and the ramps that connect them.
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In reality, Trump has pursued a maximum pressure strategy and burnt all off-ramps along the way.
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As the election year ramps up, his key campaign promise is likely to take on new urgency.
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As it ramps up other efforts around health and fitness, too, this could be a key component.
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But flights can also refer to sets of stairs, which could be avoided in favor of RAMPS.
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Trudeau's visit comes as the debate over trade ramps up in the Democratic and Republican presidential campaigns.
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"The synchrony of behavior ramps the endorphin effect up massively, which is why laughter works," he said.
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Existing coal plants, for instance, can't easily ramp down in the afternoon when solar power ramps up.
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Proving to be unafraid of the dizzying heights of the ski ramps, he became obsessed with jumping.
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Kids under the age of 1 were most likely to be injured by stairs, ramps, landings, and floors.
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Wall Street is hoping to get more clarity on the situation Tuesday as quarterly earnings season ramps up.
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Ford Motor Co said its profits would fall next year as it ramps up investments in new technologies.
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Presumably, when Google's ban on cryptocurrency ads ramps up in June, these ads will stop appearing on Reddit.
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It starts out simply, but then slowly ramps up with increasingly complex levels and the introduction of enemies.
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They also evoke plenty of the inevitability and isolation that ramps up the stakes in any horror movie.
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Wheelchair ramps are probably the most obvious example of a design change aimed at making environments more inclusive.
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However, Gerber said our anxiety sends us into flight or fight mode and physically ramps up our body.
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Officials in Illinois described crashes along the interstates, with cars trapped in ditches and on medians and ramps.
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The ramps by which participants approach the platforms are visually distracting to the actual presentation point of pedestals.
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As the Trump administration's maximum pressure campaign continues, it leaves fewer and fewer off-ramps from potential confrontations.
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During March and April, the rainy season ramps up with moisture moving in from the Amazon River Valley.
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Democrats in the state hope that as Nelson ramps up his own spending, the race will even out.
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Where wheelchair ramps and elevators have been put in, they must be kept in good order, Dibley said.
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This dustup ramps up the pressure on company execs, who often dodge requests to testify, to show up.
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Individual drivers will pull up to these stations, which will either be elevators, or ramps, where space allows.
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They'll only slow down once they reach the "spurs," or what Boring Company is basically calling off ramps.
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Investors saw this news as a good sign as Tesla ramps up for production of its Model 3.
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The test car also had difficulty steering itself onto freeway on-ramps, forcing Hotz to grab the wheel.
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But that is a lot of dough for McConnell to throw around as he ramps up the pressure.
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Only one prototype vehicle currently exists, able to hold eight Starship bots that enter and exit on ramps.
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It warned in January that earnings would fall as it ramps up marketing to try to revive growth.
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Experts say India is most interested in copper, nickel and cobalt, as it ramps up clean power generation.
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They were served with shaved rhubarb, ramps and feathery red seaweed, which carried a memory of the ocean.
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The investments have put pressure on the company's margins, however, as Alibaba ramps up spending on competing projects.
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However, CNBC's Jim Cramer said investors will regret selling Shopify as the company ramps up spending to grow.
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A good bet this time of year is Melissa's recipe for a splayed roast chicken with caramelized ramps.
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Soon we'll have asparagus to mess with, young garlic, baby lettuces, those annoying ramps everyone hypes each year.
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It also opens the door to diplomatic "off-ramps" at times when rising tensions have otherwise seemed unstoppable.
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This one in particular uses tools to expand its capabilities, commandeering nearby items to construct ramps and bridges.
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These abilities become essential as the difficulty ramps up, with certain stages tailored more towards specific captain skills.
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For the wider disability community, the ADA ensures things like wheelchair ramps, elevators, and handicapped parking and bathrooms.
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Signage about accessibility may feel ubiquitous, while ramps and curb cuts are just part of the urban landscape.
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But the Michael Bay-produced remake takes the premise and just ramps it up to almost campy levels.
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Democratic infighting ramps up Squabbling among Democrats and liberals began before the final results were in from Georgia.
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Lindsey Graham continues to find novel ways of defending President Donald Trump as the impeachment inquiry ramps up.
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Zawe Ashton is particularly deft at using the silences as ramps into and out of sonorous line deliveries.
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The landing ramps slapped down into the surf, and a catastrophic hail of gunfire erupted from the bluffs.
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Further inland at Court Square, a disparate blend of offices, apartments and municipal buildings nuzzles the bridge's ramps.
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And it ramps up even higher in elimination rounds, where penalty kicks are deployed as a tie-breaker.
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As they take off, their skis carry a residue of snow from the ramps that disperses all around.
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The order comes as the Garden State ramps up its efforts to stem the spread of the coronavirus.
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That shameful distinction will be erased far more swiftly if the M.T.A. pursues new construction approaches — like ramps.
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As Elizabeth Warren ramps up her campaign to break up big tech one company is preparing for battle.
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I'm always encouraged to see newer courthouses that have ramps at the judge's bench for lawyers like me.
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He championed simple measures like building small ramps to let them escape if they fell through cattle gates.
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It hovers above the floodplain on V-shaped columns; sloping ramps provide access to the elevated main floor.
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"We can expect that kind of nationalist sentiment to rise as the trade war ramps up," he said.
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The deal also could be a source of distraction for Tesla as it ramps up production, analysts said.
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Roads will be slick, bridges/ramps/overpasses will be icy, collisions will increase and traffic will be challenging.
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Panetta added that the North Korean government will allow themselves to have "off ramps" to ensure their futures.
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Hand grips are installed in just the right places, as well as ramps to accommodate her two walkers.
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Embattled Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has leaned heavily on his allies as the US ramps up the pressure.
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Some are abandoned subway platforms, others just service ramps, and then there are those we don't even know about.
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The Leftovers actor, 45, previously told Men's Health that he ramps up his workouts before starting any new project.
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Their anxiety ramps up at the Lord's behest, and then ... he sets the inside of the man's chamber aflame.
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It was only in 1933, when FDR took office, that the layout was refashioned to accommodate ramps and elevators.
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It was partially torn down by Soviet authorities to allow the construction of ramps to the Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Bridge.
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This enemy fear ramps up even further at night when the skies turn dark or a storm is overhead.
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As production ramps up, led by the car and electronics industries, battery capacities are increasing and prices are falling.
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A homebuilder donated a renovation to the home, with ramps, more space and other features to meet her needs.
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When metal or other materials touch sensitive plates the ramps switch and lead the trash into the proper receptacle.
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Instead of a full Hot Wheels track, the set features two ramps leading to a tunnel under the iPad.
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Running an open access network (where multiple ISPs can come in and compete) usually dramatically ramps up this competition.
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The American trade war against China ramps up, with China imposing tariffs on US pork, soybeans, and yes, autos.
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Instead, Betty ramps up her obsessive quest by breaking into Ms. Grundy's car with a reluctant Veronica in tow.
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Fully 47,662 miles of roads, bridges, ramps, and curves, the meshwork that defined American post-war expansion and exceptionalism.
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Make no mistake, although this is a small, inexpensive game, Bridge Constructor Portal ramps up in difficulty pretty quickly.
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Internal switches direct it through a network of branching underpasses and off-ramps, letting it bypass stations as needed.
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Demand is certain to rise as the summer driving season ramps up, but Lipow sees stockpiles remaining relatively high.
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The ICoC is still raising funds ... they need a new boiler and want to install ramps and an elevator.
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That money will go to hiring and getting the enterprise SDK to public launch as Truepic ramps up sales.
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A typical Adam set is a vast, open-plan, multi-levelled chamber threaded together by ramps and floating staircases.
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As international pressure ramps up, these developments could be just enough to get China to rethink its usual strategy.
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TRUMP RAMPS UP FEUD WITH MCCAIN: Trump took to his favorite medium, Twitter, on Thursday to rip into Sen.
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The shift away from diesel comes as Porsche ramps up its investment in all-electric and hybrid electric models.
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Their disclosures highlight the difficult balance Tesla must strike as it ramps up production while trying to stem costs.
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She tossed the boxes off boat ramps, piers or rock ledges or set them gently adrift on the water.
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That ramps up the pressure even higher for Democrat Jon Ossoff to pull off a win on June 6900.
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Vehicles on the highway were lined bumper to bumper, with nowhere to go except for a few exit ramps.
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The military has been increasingly trying to tap Silicon Valley for talent as it ramps up its cyber capabilities.
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The remedy favored by the de Blasio administration would be to install ramps on either side of the Room.
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Sally Minard, the president and chief executive of the conservancy, said the use of ramps had been thoroughly explored.
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In rural Australia, the airport did not have ramps, and Donna had to disembark the plane on a forklift.
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The director of the U.S. Census Bureau has resigned as the bureau ramps up work for its decennial tally.
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They hit the ramps, and as more fireworks exploded above us, the Coast Guard's truck flipped on its roof.
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The biggest change is Trump's own appearance, which will come as he ramps up his 2020 re-election campaign.
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Aesthetic and general approach to health aside, "In Your Head" also ramps up the relatively soulful west Londoner's music.
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Go deeper: Trump ramps up his political travel before midterms There are now more job openings than people unemployed
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Click here to virtually tour the Guggenheim's spiral ramps, and here to explore 120 artworks from the museum's collection.
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But after the sun sets, melatonin production ramps up, peaking at night, and tapering off again the next morning.
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But Tesla's long-term health is a question mark as it ramps up production of the Model 3 sedan.
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The announcement comes as a global obesity epidemic ramps up pressure on food makers to make their products healthier.
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Embraer warned last month that profit margins are likely to suffer next year as it ramps up E2 production.
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The sand at the park is sculpted with earth moving equipment and ramps, rails and jumps are set up.
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The number of cases is surging as the state ramps up its testing capability and detects previously unknown infections.
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Lisbon is not the most wheelchair-friendly place, but more and more buildings have ramps, lifts and adapted toilets.
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Those stems are sautéed along with the white bulbs from either ramps, if you can get them, or scallions.
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Among those that will be available for picking are chard, arugula, basil, thyme, bok choy, ramps, ginger, and blueberries.
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There are numerous levels and various ramps that made me feel like I was trapped in an Escher drawing.
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The positive report comes as Tesla ramps up production of Model 3 vehicles at its new factory in China.
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"We're likely to start hearing more from governors on health care as the Senate ramps up debate," he said.
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It now aims to raise $1.5 billion as it ramps up production of its first mass-market electric car.
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Before the celebrity chef Tom Colicchio set me straight, I didn't know that ramps grow only in the wild.
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And, because the exit ramps were still jammed, he stayed a minute to check the solstice on his phone.
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YouTube is likely to face questions about whether it applies these policies consistently as the election cycle ramps up.
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The news comes as the Trump administration ramps up its push for US allies to block the Chinese company.
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Game Pass is increasingly important in the company's play moving forward, as it ramps up focus on cloud gaming.
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Even its office accouterments hark back to the '90s startup culture, with arcade games, skating ramps and napping couches.
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For BK Asset Management's Boris Schlossberg, Nike's fundamental picture looks strong, particularly as it ramps up its competitive edge.
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Meanwhile, the price of campaigns continues to balloon and big business steadily ramps up its political contributions to Republicans.
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VW is likely to hammer on this point as it ramps up to the 2020 release of the car.
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The seekers responded by using ramps found on the field to ascend over the objects and crash the forts.
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Amazon Music creates original content exclusively for its listeners year-round, but ramps up efforts during the holiday season.
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GPA's CEO said earlier this month the retailer would concentrate on that brand as it ramps up capital spending.
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The $1.2 billion will be paid over the next 10 years, as hiring for the new office ramps up.
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The field is adapted to this truckery, with a few random cars and giant dice full of balloons on one side, some dirt-ramps to hit in the middle and two giant, garish ramps to the right, which are only for the strongest, most eager trucks to hit, flip, and score points on.
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Super Cruise is restricted to only "divided, limited-access highways — highways with defined 'on-' and 'off-ramps,'" the company says.
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Two fires were initially reported in the area, but later merged into one as the state's fire season ramps up.
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JD.com's volumes are seasonally lower in the third quarter as it ramps up to its November Singles' Day promotion period.
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The sexual imagery ramps up in "The Creation Myth" (1998) and "The Black Pussy… and the Pagan Idol Workshop" (2005).
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Image: Google (YouTube)Wheelchair ramps are the kind of thing most people don't care about until they actually need them.
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A subsequent drop in EBITDA in 212000 will be smoothed by growing poultry exports as new production capacity ramps up.
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In addition to cluttering our waterways, oceans, and highway off ramps, plastics are a hazard to animals and human health.
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At Princeton Junction, I managed to pass over the potholes in a couple concrete ramps in dire need of repair.
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It also comes at a pivotal moment for the region, as North Korea ramps up its nuclear weapons testing program.
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With markers, I drew ramps, targets, and pop bumpers in tribute to those loud hulkish machines I love so dearly.
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The countrywide rollout comes as Amazon ramps up its push into fashion with several of its own private-label brands.
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When they stepped down the ramps, they were swarmed by fans, some waving Korean flags, others hoping for a selfie.
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The announcement comes as a global obesity epidemic ramps up pressure on processed food makers to make their products healthier.
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In fact Amazon signalled the opposite, as it ramps up investment to roll out delivery capabilities for its Prime service.
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I was back to having to choose lanes and get onto exit ramps myself on boring northern New Jersey interstates.
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No one wants to enter the thick of flu season, which ramps up in November and December, without proper protection.
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The Ravens will closely monitor Smith, coach John Harbaugh said, and provide him extra rest as he ramps up workouts.
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Questions about the company's health are still very much up in the air, however, as the ban ramps back up.
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Amazon may be keeping it under wraps as it ramps up its offerings and perfects its fastest delivery method yet.
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The company said it expects the business to improve as production and throughput ramps back up on its mainline system.
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It's still a major challenge to find a Switch on store shelves today, even as the company ramps up production.
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NYDFS is developing rules for the plan as the U.S. ramps up efforts to cut off funding to Islamic State.
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Currently the car will change lanes when the turn signal is activated, but wasn't able to intelligently take off-ramps.
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As Uber ramps up its focus on Southeast Asia and India, it's increasingly doing battle with local ride-sharing companies.
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Tesla typically ramps up production at the end of each quarter, with all hands working overtime to make the numbers.
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The abstract paintings and sculptures dominate the museum's signature bays; most films are displayed in small alcoves between the ramps.
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Once a mortuary, the gallery's successive, staggered ramps were used to transport human remains into and out of the building.
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"Bodyless (4899)" (2019), the first of two large digital photographs, sits on the landing between the first and second ramps.
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Had they learned they could rely on Western powers to manage escalation and provide risk- and cost-limiting off-ramps?
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So far, there is no indication that Kushner is preparing to leave — even as pressure among Trump's allies ramps up.
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The military has been increasingly trying to tap Silicon Valley for talent as it ramps up its own cyber capabilities.
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The number of screens in her cubicle slowly ramps up; by the end of the book, she's manning nine screens.
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And when his drama class ramps up, George will have the ultimate go-to right next door: aunt Meghan Markle!
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The order shortfall is expected to reverse in the second half of 2018 as the customer ramps up its purchasing.
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Then I decided I'd stick to the banked ramps, and it took me a while to go back to transition.
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Truck escape ramps are used as a traffic tool on steep, sustained grades to check high vehicle speeds in emergencies.
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The song was released November 15 as promotion for film ramps up ahead of the movie's December 20 release date.
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After 4 pm, happy hour begins and the number of patients ramps up; it usually stays busy until closing time.
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As the Democratic-controlled House ramps up its investigations of his administration, Mr. Trump is throwing up a stone wall.
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Yes, its official job remains to identify facilities and guide disabled people to ramps, automated doors or larger toilet stalls.
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There are technical "off ramps" with both cases, but he will have to work hard to evade this clear vote.
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The funding transfer comes as hurricane season ramps up and Tropical Storm Dorian takes aim at Puerto Rico this week.
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In lieu of flying shrapnel and fancy production design, the director ramps the intensity to 11, then breaks the dial.
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And it will bring the heated immigration debate to the forefront again as the 2020 general election season ramps up.
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Their fears are climbing as Trump ramps up deportations and falsely demonizes immigrants as stealing jobs and hurting the economy.
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Ball's comments come as Warren ramps up her criticisms of her top rivals in the 85033 Democratic presidential primary race.
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The recently renovated municipal green spaces offer playgrounds, basketball courts, athletic fields, skateboard ramps and a gazebo for summer concerts.
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And the Northeast is home to many of the most springlike ones: fresh peas, asparagus, delicate greens, ramps, strawberries, rhubarb.
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In reality, the "two" levels are further divided by numerous split-levels, ramps, and stairs — all impeding efficient human flow.
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If ramps are not a possibility, you could substitute young green garlic shoots, which are also just arriving at markets.
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A subsequent drop in EBITDA in 2018 will be smoothed by growing poultry exports as new production capacity ramps up.
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China's first two carriers are relatively small, accommodating only up to 25 aircraft launched from ramps built on their decks.
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One person was injured after the concrete railing section fell from the bridge on Monday, shutting down two interstate ramps.
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U.S. health officials expect local outbreaks, especially along the Gulf Coast, as mosquito season ramps up in the coming weeks.
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Experts say the rhetoric from south of the border is bound to increase as the Mexican campaign season ramps up.
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China's first two carriers are relatively small, accommodating only up to 25 aircraft launched from ramps built on their decks.
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It's also a legendary skating location that still sees skaters drop in while bands play on one of the ramps.
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Super Cruise will be restricted to only "divided, limited-access highways — highways with defined 'on-' and 'off-ramps,'" the company says.
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Season four's cold open ramps things up even further, though, as always, it might just be a trick of Gene's imagination.
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"We cannot wait on having all these ramps built," Bernhard Winter, the CEO and founder of Scewo, says of urban mobility.
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We were successful in getting the city to agree to purchase buses with ramps on them before the law required it.
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The ramps were then disassembled and transformed into the wings of the platform that surrounds the statues to this very day.
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But once the difficulty ramps up — with more colors and increasingly complex patterns — Kami 2 turns into quite the head-scratcher.
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ZG has been part of that debate as it ramps Offers, which we expect to surpass its ad business by 23Q.
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But Amazon expects some of that profit from these ventures to dwindle away as it ramps up investments later this year.
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Ghadhban's comments come as the United States ramps up sanctions pressure on Iraq's neighbour and ally Iran, especially over oil exports.
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Freestyle BMX riders perform tricks on lightweight bicycles on the ground, on ramps and rails and while soaring through the air.
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Making the numbers work is crucial to Tesla as it ramps up production of its Gigafactory just outside of Reno, Nevada.
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These scenes will grow more common as Mexico ramps up its deportation machine, while erecting new barriers for those claiming asylum.
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I was kind of stunned in the whole first part of the season, how each episode ramps everything up even more.
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Created in Pittsburgh by Vaish Krishnamurthy and CMU professor Koushil Sreenath, the Trashbot is basically made of a series of ramps.
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As political intrigue ramps up in the lower house, the interim president has also been ruffling feathers for his controversial cuts.
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In Delhi, Uber faced a regulatory backlash against its so-called "surge" pricing model that ramps up fares at busy times.
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Snak the Ripper arrived and the SDK heads rushed to get closer, causing a sloppy avalanche of bodies down skate ramps.
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Underpass Park transformed derelict and unused space beneath several overpasses into a network of parks, trails, skateboarding ramps, and public art.
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There's little sway on tight expressway ramps and the automatic four-wheel drive quickly activates when a tire starts to spin.
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Once you get to 10 points, the difficulty ramps up — the hoop starts moving back and forth across your phone's screen.
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He's the sedate sidekick who will add a veneer of business-as-usual as Trump ramps up his attacks on Clinton.
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Competition is so steep in Washington state that cannabis revenue growth has slowed as Oregon ramps up its adult pot sales.
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The parent company of Snapchat is tapping a new director of U.S. public policy as it ramps up its lobbying operation.
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Now Disney must contend with the fallout, including Depp's still-unfolding personal debacle, as it ramps up to make Pirates 5.
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After descending the gallery ramps, how many of us will look again at the framed family photos that open the exhibition?
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Partnering with another company for an April Fools' joke ramps up the possibility to either go really well or backfire terribly.
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Chris Christie (R) in the "Bridgegate" investigation over whether entrance ramps to the George Washington Bridge were closed for political reasons.
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Tesla, his most successful company (though PayPal is arguably up there), continues to burn through cash as it ramps up production.
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There are videos of Mexicans deploying ladders, ramps, ropes, welding torches, and tunnels to get over, through, or under border fences.
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The results come as Kroger ramps up investment in its grocery business by expanding delivery services and modifying its store layout.
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Tick season ramps up between April and September, and remains prevalent so long as ground temperatures are above 50 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Sculpted into slight ramps, plinths, and thin columns, the piece culminates in a small niche where a funny-looking bust resides.
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While new capacity ramps up in India, the impact of the last round of production cuts elsewhere is starting to fade.
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Deckard never divulges anything concrete; the action ramps up and the questions that his conversation with K raises never get answered.
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Washington, D.C., will order the closure of all nonessential businesses as the city ramps up its fight against the coronavirus outbreak.
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Several polls show Trump's job performance slightly down among women voters as his campaign ramps up efforts to energize that base.
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Guantánamo Bay is preparing for a new phase at the detention center: Hip and knee replacements, wheelchair ramps and hospice care.
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Here's an hors d'oeuvre to add to the repertory just as the demand to entertain ramps up: pigs in a blanket.
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At La Madonnina, plastic and wooden ramps crisscross the sand to reach rows of umbrellas, many equipped with platforms for wheelchairs.
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The number of COVID-19 cases in New York doubled overnight to 22 as the state ramps up its testing, Gov.
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We're keeping our eye out to see whether there'll be shortages of supplies, staff, and space as the outbreak ramps up.
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As travel ramps up around the Chinese Lunar New Year on January 25, so have the risks of spreading the disease.
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Much of the community was demolished in the 1940s to make way for the entrance ramps to the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel.
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JD.com's sales volumes are seasonally lower in the third quarter as it ramps up to its November Singles' Day promotion period.
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Sadly, the trajectory toward violence is only going to escalate as Trump's anti-media rhetoric ramps up with the election cycle.
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The driveway sweeps up to the front door in the manner of grand carriage entrance ramps in 26.5th-century Italian villas.
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This is happening in Washington, after all, so it may not surprise you to hear that the duck ramps were controversial.
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Yet when the state finished the plan last August, it had no proposal for ramps connecting the turnpike and the Interstate.
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"Work/Travail/Arbeid," structured as an exhibition rather than a scheduled performance, actually ramps up the distinction between dance and art.
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Builders are also concerned that material prices will increase even more as President Donald Trump ramps up pressure on trading partners.
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After a while, the hiders learned a counterattack: they could freeze the ramps in place so the seekers couldn't move them.
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Her influence is growing, even as the right ramps up its barrage, and it is driving them out of their minds.
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Now that company, Blue Origin, finally has its first paying customer as it ramps up to become a full-fledged business.
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In other parts of the city, protestors shut down major five-lane roads, as well as on-ramps to the highway.
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As the trade war between Washington and Beijing ramps up, analysts are divided over just how tariffs will impact China's economy.
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The salmon run really ramps up in early July — so don't be discouraged if the cams aren't yet teeming with bears.
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The more enlightened shopkeepers have installed ramps or will grab one from inside the shop for disabled customers at the doorstep.
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But as the Census Bureau ramps up its spending and work force for the 2020 count, it is saddled with problems.
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If the deal collapses and Iran once again ramps up its nuclear program, it could shrink that breakout time back down.
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"We will be able to ramp up and continue to work with both Boeing and Airbus on these ramps," Hayes said.
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The suspensions come as Beijing ramps up efforts to expunge educational history content that is not approved by the Chinese Communist Party.
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As on-ramps to the Internet, companies such as Comcast, Verizon and AT&T are privy to nearly everything we do online.
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London (CNN Business)Harley-Davidson has found a new partner in China as it ramps up efforts to sell more motorcycles abroad.
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Laboratoire Océan Vital's venture comes as Solar Impulse, an aircraft powered entirely by solar panels, ramps up for its departure from Hawaii.
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"If the Trump administration wants results they need to create off-ramps from this zero-sum strategy, not more of the same."
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The second season ramps up the quest to bring closure to her death while introducing new characters and expanding the story geographically.
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Its value is set to climb as it ramps up advertising on WeChat (provided that does not provoke a backlash from users).
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The move, coming as GM ramps up investment in electric and autonomous vehicles, brought widespread criticism, including from U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The area is mostly residential, with some farms, boat ramps, and a rubbish transfer station, which has already been evacuated and closed.
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" What's still missing, Rotondo observes, are "those on-ramps to help women — or maybe dads who left — get back into technical roles.
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The MCU is one gigantic serialized narrative, with different characters and even genres serving as unique on-ramps for different potential audiences.
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We then expect China demand to grow as the Shanghai factory ramps up production starting in Q4 and accelerates in FY20 H1.
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This as the Trump administration ramps up pressure on the EU. Now proposing $4 billion in potential new tariffs over aircraft subsidies.
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It looks like Xiaomi's artists barely changed a thing — simply swapping out the ramps and balls for renders of the company's products.
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Bad North feels wonderful to play, and it needs to, because once the complexity ramps up at all, the pace becomes furious.
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The General Data Protection Regulation, which ramps up fines for data breaches, is due to come into force in May next year.
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For starters, the auto-brightness feature rarely ramps the brightness all the way up, unless you are sitting on a blazing beach.
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The stakes are higher than ever to agree on a path forward, though, as cyberaggression ramps up domestically and around the world.
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Meanwhile, the landlubbing crew members use cables to anchor the ramps, usually sinking them into the ground or tying them to trees.
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It will need about 1,500 as production ramps up in the fall, said Anders Gustafsson, Volvo's senior vice president for the Americas.
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Using the heat-sick experimentalism of Providence's Wilted Woman as a bridge, she ramps quickly into her more humid techno-dystopian environs.
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The art is so rich, dense, and relaxing, that it's surprising when the action ramps up, and hostile critters fill the screen.
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Cespedes reportedly is willing to move to the position and will continue to get reps there as he ramps up baseball activities.
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The song ramps up when her creations escape out into the world and we have our heartwarming holiday moment, courtesy of Apple.
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First, the drives help Tesla convert Model X reservations into firm orders, which will be critical as the company ramps up production.
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Globally, this only becomes significant if the United States ramps up exports of crude oil, refined products and liquefied natural gas (LNG).
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City Kitchen Among celebrated spring foods like ramps, nettles, green garlic, asparagus, sorrel and rhubarb, the poor dandelion is too often forgotten.
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Meanwhile, Trump is in Kansas City, Mo., today as the White House ramps up its political operations ahead of the midterm elections.
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The site will include congested urban environments, slick surfaces, and a four-lane divided highway with high-speed entrance and exit ramps.
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It's just the leading edge of more to come as the Fed gradually ramps up its effort to "normalize" its balance sheet.
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But as Hillary Clinton ramps up her own accusations of sexism — now starring former Miss Universe Alicia Machado — that approach could change.
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And even as China ramps up the project, its outbound foreign direct investment fell last year for the first time since 2009.
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It also included the location of the accident, such as ski trails or snow parks with ramps for jumps and other stunts.
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Still, Qatar's economy has generally weathered the dispute and banks should gain support in 2018 as the government moderately ramps up spending.
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However, unlike wheelchair ramps, signing songs requires months of planning and preparation to ensure interpreters are giving the audience what they want.
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Though they're resistant to that outcome, it could happen over time if the deal collapses and Iran ramps up its nuclear program.
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Though they may look different depending on where you see them, escape ramps around the world do have some things in common.
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This can entail preparing your home by adding things like ramps, grab bars, lever doorknobs, nonslip flooring, wider doorways and the like.
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The third form of value creation underscored yesterday through a broader range of price-points is more on-ramps into AAPL's ecosystem.
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In January, the IEA pointed out that prices could easily slide lower this year if Iran ramps up production faster than expected.
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" Nick Kristof, in The Times: "We're facing a very real crisis, without good face-saving exit ramps for either Trump or Khamenei.
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Immigrant advocacy groups have urged Congress to shift more DHS funding from detention to these alternatives as Trump ramps up border enforcement.
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In a couple of months, we'll have asparagus, fava beans, baby lettuces, ramps, fiddleheads and pea greens, the bounty of early spring.
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British people have been told to cancel all nonessential travel globally as the country ramps up its response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Schools, offices, and other businesses are shutting down nationwide as the United States ramps up its response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The transfer of the funds comes as hurricane season ramps up and Tropical Storm Dorian takes aim at Puerto Rico this week.
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That argument may reveal quite a bit about what to expect from the president when his 2020 campaign ramps up next year.
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It's hard to hear anything in the LES Coleman Skatepark, a half-acre of ramps, rails and slopes underneath the Manhattan Bridge.
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Tesla shares will rise as the electric car maker significantly ramps up its deliveries in the September quarter, according to Nomura Instinet.
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LHP Glen Perkins (left posterior shoulder strain) reported feeling good from a bullpen session on Friday as he ramps up his recovery.
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However, it also says that it believes Apple will be capable of filling all of its orders as it ramps up production.
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At a Velocity area, for instance, children can create tiny vehicles, then investigate physics by sending them down ramps of different shapes.
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Now, some great distance from pickled ramps and smoked paprika, why don't you read Lolade Fadulu on Philip Glass, in The Atlantic?
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Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday night, his latest meeting with Democrats as he ramps up engagement with the other side of the aisle.
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Even if the emirate ramps up supplies to the degree cited, those supplies would be heading into a much less welcoming market.
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The maritime deal ends Turkey's isolation at sea as it ramps up offshore energy exploration that has alarmed Greece and other neighbours.
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It represents ramps, large print, and sign language interpreters — accommodations and adaptations that help people with disabilities fully participate in the world.
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They're ready, however, to perform music from the movie for a crowd should their talents be needed as award season ramps up.
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The foie gras and steak satisfy, but it's the sea bass that surprises, its skin like lattice, heaped with lightly charred ramps.
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Beyond the duopoly, Amazon could tap the $70 billion TV ad market as it ramps up ad-supported OTT streaming video offerings.
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LITTLE BY LITTLE Chinese interest in Chilean lithium in particular has grown as the Asian giant ramps up production of electric vehicles.
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They pay for home modifications like ramps and grab bars that make it easier for older parents to stay in their homes.
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He told one photog that casting a gay man was NOT at the forefront of his mind as the movie ramps up.
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I particularly like Melissa Clark's splayed chicken (just substitute onions for ramps if they are not yet available), but why stop there?
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Plungers, targets, flippers, and ramps are activated as the player fights against gravity to keep the steel ball bounding around the playfield.
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Or you can sit outside near the low ramps leading up to each pipe, and listen to the great reverberation of noise.
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Teens and adults between the ages of 15 and 34 were also most likely to be injured by stairs, ramps, landings, and floors.
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On the spending fight, there are off-ramps, from short term continuing resolutions, to last minute agreements that break the seemingly unbridgeable divide.
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Well, these are the ones that brung him, and Trump wants to reward them with some face time before the election ramps up.
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The issue of accessibility is something we're all too familiar with, from theaters without ramps to restaurants with steps to buildings without elevators.
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Fans of Jackson and Larson's dynamic in Captain Marvel will definitely enjoy their first meeting here, which ramps up their undeniable friendship chemistry.
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As we reported earlier, the project is hiring a number of key executives as it ramps up to becoming its own Alphabet company.
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A resolution to urge Barr to release the Mueller report to Congress and the public ramps up the pressure on the Justice Department.
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The zero-G setting ramps up the stakes in another way: Calvin was designed for zero gravity, and navigates it like a native.
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The new target is achievable with existing technology but can only be met if the government ramps up climate policies, the CCC said.
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Yes, Paul Schrader's '80s erotic thriller takes the subtle sexuality of the far more restrained 1942 original and ramps it up to 19803.
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Intensity ramps up as the Sun meets Mercury—which is retrograde in Leo—on August 8, finding you having some very heated conversations.
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"Coinbase is one of the only on and off ramps to crypto in the US," says Dan Held, an early digital currency entrepreneur.
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President Emmanuel Macron will spend a night on the vessel next week as it ramps up its five-week pre-deployment training phase.
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The vehicle processes this data to plot its maneuvers and route, driving up and down ramps to move through the garage if required.
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Meanwhile, stateside stock dived; causing risk sentiment ramps up and that drove oil prices down, hitting the lowest closing price in 2 weeks.
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And Verizon has a new potential avenue to reach consumers across the world as it ramps up its digital ad and media efforts.
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The exit and entrance ramps are jammed, as obstacles at the top quickly back a line of stalled cars down into the trench.
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Peak Relief bundles this data and ramps up either heat or AC just before those peak times to regulate temperature inside your home.
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As the campaign ramps up, field staff are often required to work 10-hour, 6-day weeks, driving down their average hourly compensation.
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They have lagged behind other public spaces in adopting even bare bones, legally mandated physical accessibility features like ramps or reliably functional elevators.
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The sale ramps up pressure on Prime Minister David Cameron's right-leaning Conservative government, which has sought to cultivate closer ties with China.
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Are you one of those guys like me who looks at those ramps out there and swears they could still do a kickflip?
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Its design allows it to go wherever a person in a wheelchair could go, including ADA-compliant ramps, elevators and grocery store aisles.
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James Matthis as his pick to lead the Pentagon, and as speculation ramps up about the President-elect's selection for secretary of state.
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Are we in for a tidal wave of earnings disappointments and even lower guidance when earnings season ramps up in a few weeks?
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But residents complain that riders take the scooters on sidewalks and leave them parked across sidewalks, blocking ADA ramps and tripping unsuspecting pedestrians.
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The comments came as worries about China's debt are on the rise again as Beijing ramps up efforts to support the slowing economy.
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He tries to entertain me with pictures of his son in various poses at an American university, while Mahmood ramps up the stereo.
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For the initial Super Cruise release in 2017, Cadillac and Ushr only mapped limited access highways, the sort with on- and off-ramps.
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The new offerings come as Disney ramps up its streaming offerings with plans to launch an over-the-top streaming service in 2019.
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As Tribeca Film Festival ramps up its commitment to the digital space, they'll get a couple of special visitors: Electra Woman & Dyna Girl.
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Off-ramps on the northbound 5 Freeway and eastbound and westbound 134 Freeway were closed because of smoke, the zoo said on Twitter.
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"It doesn't terribly surprise me because it's exactly the pool that ramps out in the presidential years," Olsen said, referring to the survey.
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The city has already spent $264 million of a $474 million budget for land, demolition, cleaning up toxic materials and building highway ramps.
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The painted lines appear to be three-dimensional ramps or blocks, which would prompt cars to hit the brakes before driving over them.
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It's crucial for companies — from small businesses to massive corporations — to protect against cyberattacks, especially as e-commerce ramps up for the holidays.
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More than a hundred billion dollars will change hands online in the coming months as e-commerce ramps up through the holiday season.
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That increase in overall spending is only expected to rise further, starting on Thanksgiving Day, when holiday season spending ramps up nearly exponentially.
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Earnings and revenue beat analyst expectations, but Stitch Fix said it expects profit margins will continue to fall as it ramps up investment.
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Adamczyk attributed this performance to its ability to grow its top line and expand margins as demand for fully connected aircraft ramps up.
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Investors are keeping an eye out for signs of the dollar's impact on company earnings as fourth quarter reporting ramps up next week.
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The key difference with AI products is once the AI's performance ramps up, it could very quickly exhaust all low-hanging fruit opportunities.
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FedEx is turning to a relatively new and unknown startup as it ramps up its efforts to electrify its fleet of delivery vans.
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Soon thereafter he began foraging for local flora and wild mushrooms throughout the country; ramps, morels, the beauties of an ephemeral edible landscape.
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Then Tesla's planned Model Y arrives in 2020 "and ramps up slowly to hit a similar volume as the Model 3," he notes.
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The ramps use a combination of momentum-halting media like gravel or sand and an incline to bring runaway vehicles to a halt.
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When observing escape ramps around the world, three designs stand out: the sandpile bed, the gravity escape ramp, and the mechanical arrester ramp.
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Wells Fargo's chatbot, which does not yet have a name, comes as the bank ramps up its development of artificial intelligence-based technology.
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Last week, the ramps, each one about 1,500 feet long, were wired with a total of 944 bits of ordnance called line charges.
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As for off-ramps, it would also help if U.S. policymakers resisted the temptation to think of China as our next great enemy.
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The most common stains on performers' clothes, he said, were sweat and aluminum dust from truck ramps carried onstage by equipment-case wheels.
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As testing for the virus ramps up in the coming weeks, health experts predict the number of confirmed cases is likely to spike.
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Last week, the company warned that its costs are spiking as it ramps up its infrastructure to support all of its new users.
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The ramps also lead just short of the water's edge, where wheelchairs are swapped for JOBs, whose oversized wheels easily master the sand.
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People are building them ramps, protecting their nests, setting up live cams and even draining the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool to remove parasites.
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The rhetoric ramps up the U.S-China trade war another step, although each country has issued just $34 billion in tariffs so far.
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But the complaint nevertheless ramps up his rhetorical assault on the press in which the Times — Trump's hometown paper — is a frequent target.
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As everyone ramps up the rhetoric, perhaps it's finally time to stop doing the same thing over and over and consider another path.
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BRUSSELS – The European Union is looking at ways to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) as it ramps up its oversight of large technology firms.
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The ramps were built in collaboration with City Wildlife, a nonprofit organization that helps sick and injured animals in Washington, the statement said.
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The statement did not say how much the ramps cost or whether government employees worked on the project during their normal working hours.
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Ramps, a kind of wild leek, have a rather pungent garlicky demeanor, and it's fun to include them in this otherwise traditional mix.
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You begin to explore the more than 500-year-old site, marveling at its ancient, towering rock spires, its surreal terraces and ramps.
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As for the roads, New York City's Sanitation Department spread liquid brine on highway ramps yesterday, and salt spreaders were dispatched on streets.
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Last year, Prologis built the country's first three-story warehouse in Seattle, with ramps so that delivery trucks can access the upper floors.
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What it's about: As Disney ramps up the marketing on their 2020 remake, it's a perfect time to revisit the classic source material.
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For now, the candidates say the last thing they want is a dramatic internal fight as the caucus ramps up its impeachment probe.
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The case is widely expected to reach the Supreme Court for a final ruling, possibly next summer as the presidential campaign ramps up.
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It is so steep that it is not considered accessible to the very people who seek out ramps in public places — the handicapped.
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Starting only with Mr. Smith's mocking falsetto and a tip-tapping high hat, the song ramps up to a climax of knotty guitars.
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Luckily, solutions to the duck curve abound — all kinds of options for making the grid more flexible and softening the peaks and ramps.
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The e-Tron is also becoming something of a laboratory for Audi as it ramps up its development of connected vehicles and autonomous cars.
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A Model S or X would either drive onto ramps or a lift where technicians would then assist the machine in swapping the packs.
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But your ability to alter this world is just an illusion, bound up in simple alchemy that turns tractors into ramps through player skill.
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To a harried motorist, the Huangjuewan flyover is a vision of hell, a mishmash of lanes and ramps that go in eight in directions.
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Imports growth is also forecast to have been solid, as Beijing ramps up investment and further spurs domestic consumption to counter growing economic headwinds.
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As it ramps up its marketing spend it needs to grab customers that can return the value of that marketing spend and keep them.
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Drillers will need more capacity there as activity in the low-cast basins ramps up amid a sustained but tepid recovery in oil prices.
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Kroger said Thursday it plans to continue investing in its digital and technology initiatives as it also ramps up grocery delivery tests with Uber.
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But as Google ramps up its voice assistant game and Amazon pushes ahead with Prime video, these two are just hurting their customers' experiences.
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"Our hope this year in talking with our board is to raise more funds to help get wheelchair accessible ramps to families," says Chad.
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Investment also cooled, in the latest sign of weakening demand in the world's second-largest economy as the United States ramps up trade pressure.
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Then, the X1 Processor ramps up the HDR quality, delivering blacks and whites that will definitely offer lighting that's more even, brighter, and natural.
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Like Apple, it designs its own processors, and if it ramps up its HiSilicon facilities, it could manufacturer them, as well as other components.
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Each new tweet ramps up the stakes a little more, as followers shriek and beg for more, until it resolves with no concrete answers.
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The company posted significant year-over-year improvements in its self-driving tech's safety and efficiency, even as it ramps up its autonomous efforts.
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"One would never put somebody in a wheelchair in a world without ramps, but that's what happens to my patients every day," she said.
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But, neither Wever nor the other actresses populating her Western have gotten a single nod for their indelible performance as award season ramps up.
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We still need to create on- and off-ramps so human drivers can bring trucks to the freeways where highway autopilot can take over.
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As that international moonshot ramps up, Elma and her friends — all well-qualified pilots — are shut out of the all-male astronaut selection process.
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Afterwards, the humid warm environment needed to sprout them also ramps bacterial growth into overdrive, making each contaminated sprout into a ticking time bomb.
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Ford executives said they expect that once production ramps up about 5 percent of F-150 models will be ordered with the diesel engine.
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Experts have been predicting an imminent nuclear test, North Korea's sixth, for weeks now, as the country ramps up missile testing and saber rattling.
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Dmitry Morozov, aka ::vtol::, takes the traditional Russian folk multi-stringed instrument, an ancestor of the lyre, and ramps it up to turbo status.
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As the new model's assembly system ramps up, the plant's capacity will increase by more than 25 percent, plant manager Mike Perez told Reuters.
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The group traveled to Kovalam, Bangalore, Goa and Hampi, where they put on skate workshops and skate yoga lessons, as well as built ramps.
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The Ravens will closely monitor the 29-year-old Smith, coach John Harbaugh said, and provide him extra rest as he ramps up workouts.
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The company said the purchase was expected to be accretive to earnings, particularly as Airbus ramps up production of A320neos, increasing economies of scale.
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Sautéed spinach is a simple, snappy side dish that welcomes variations, and wilted ramps are a great accompaniment for a couple of fried eggs.
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The complex curving floor of the Rolex Learning Center had to be fitted with handrails and handicapped-accessible ramps to conform to Swiss codes.
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Explore what your Zone of Genius is and see if doing work that's more aligned with who you are ramps up your intrinsic motivation.
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Buttigieg has his niche but, unless his support among black voters ramps up, it is hard to see how he breaks out of it.
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This past weekend the North Pole played host to a rare thunderstorm, an event that may become less rare as climate change ramps up.
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Whitefish, named for its hometown of Whitefish, Montana, has hired dozens of workers, largely through subcontracts, as it ramps up operations in Puerto Rico.
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As the midterm election season ramps up, Congress is expected to avoid major controversial issues and stick to confirmation hearings and political messaging bills.
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After the panels, the organizers dragged two wooden kicker ramps over to a nearby flat ground spot, and attendees skated into the wee hours.
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From there, the spokesperson said, it is expected to take another two to three years before the factory ramps up production to full capacity.
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As the first presidential debate of the 2016 election ramps up, people on Twitter are already fantasizing about who could be in the audience.
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The show opened with Solange and her few dozen dancers marching down the museum's grand, Frank Lloyd Wright-designed spiraling ramps to the rotunda.
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Tesla earlier this month closed a $2.7 billion offering of stock and convertible notes, giving it much needed cash as it ramps up production.
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But that might prove to be beneficial for the company as it ramps up to begin production on its first-ever mass-market vehicle.
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There are no stairs; ramps wind their way through the various levels like fern fronds or curling streams, creating a blissfully unhurried viewing experience.
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After multiple delays, Trump's plan now faces the unsavory prospect of being introduced just as he ramps up his campaign for the 2020 election.
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The first seasonal menu will include dishes like chilled pea velouté with razor clams and mint, and heritage chicken with ramps and shallot coulis.
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The following track "Tarhatazed" ramps it up even more with a screaming solo that evokes Van Halen's "Eruption" kicking off the epic LP centerpiece.
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Unless the US ramps up quarantines, the middle of the country could become the next hotbed and reinfect coastal cities, according to Morgan Stanley.
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On Twitter, DFW Airport said its ramps were closed as a safety measure and departures were delayed at least until 12:30 a.m. CDT.
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Next time, the report might even include critical information on how fake accounts are doing on the platform, as the 2020 election ramps up.
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For now, as TikTok's CFIUS investigation ramps up and politicians on both sides of the aisle ask questions, expect Facebook to fan the flames.
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For all its vision capabilities (including in darkness), Autopilot became confused when lanes weren't clearly marked or split in two or at exit ramps.
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When the Fed moves interest rates or Mr. Trump ramps up trade tensions, it echoes across the world through currency repricing and slower growth.
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The danger for the Democratic Party is that each time it ramps up one sector of its coalition, it risks depressing turnout in another.
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Jussie Smollett says the truth will set him free -- literally -- as he ramps up for a second round of fighting criminal charges in Chicago.
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I love garlic, but this time of year, since wild spring ramps are appearing at greenmarkets on the East Coast, I use them instead.
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It showed dozens of pieces of military hardware Singapore plans to have in its arsenal by 220 as it ramps up its defense capabilities.
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If Athleta ramps up too quickly and the athleisure bubble pops, the brand will be left over-retailed, much like the Gap is today.
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Now Nadler will again have the opportunity to act as one of the leading voices in the party as the impeachment investigation ramps up.
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When the Fed moves interest rates or Mr. Trump ramps up trade tensions, it echoes across the world through currency repricing and slower growth.
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The stripping of Kushner's security clearance further ramps up tensions between Kushner (and wife Ivanka Trump) and White House chief of staff John Kelly.
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The criticism comes as the Chinese government ramps up its censorship campaign against content deemed harmful to the national psyche, including pornography and violent videogames.
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Many of the country's neighbors beg to differ, calling out what they see as Chinese sabre-rattling as it ramps up drills in the region.
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As the latest, greatest nor'easter ramps up along the Mid-Atlantic coast, more and more people are choosing to stay home until the snowfall stops.
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The fact that bitcoin now provides "exit ramps" from national currencies that were becoming easier to use, Hileman said, could exacerbate any future financial crisis.
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Destroyers for South Korea Aegis destroyers provide missile defense capabilities, something of great importance in South Korea as North Korea ramps up its development capabilities.
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Whoever ends up in Venezuela's presidency will face vast sums of debt that will be hard to repay even if oil production ramps up quickly.
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The course contained obstacles such as tight turns and steep ramps, but these were nothing compared to getting pelted with water balloons and silly string.
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The FTC is looking into "hundreds" of potential anticompetitive acquisitions made by Apple, Facebook, Microsoft, and Google-parent Alphabet as it ramps up antitrust inquiries.
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As House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ramps up the Trump impeachment investigation, she has a major supporter in the tech industry helping finance her future efforts.
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Even as Amazon ramps up its spending on these initiatives, Doshi thinks that the company may be determined to show a new side to investors.
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The moves are part of a four-month-old campaign against Maduro as the United States ramps up its support for opposition leader Juan Guaido.
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Go deeper: Facebook ramps up DC outreach ahead of midterms Facebook stares down more trust issues Pre-installed apps are reshaping the web traffic universe
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Why it matters: The plot ramps up significantly for lots of players, and one major Iron Throne contender gets a major boost in their quest.
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In his Sunday night email, Musk asked employees to remain "extremely vigilant" over the next few weeks as production ramps up on the Model 3.
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Just as stores provide ramps as well as stairs, websites need to accommodate people with varying abilities, from movement disorders to visual and auditory impairments.
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Qualcomm said it expects its agreement with Apple to result in an additional $2 per share in incremental earnings as it ramps up product shipments.
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YouTube indicated that as the platform ramps up human-powered moderation efforts, new moderators may have mistakenly removed or flagged right-wing videos and channels.
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Tesla has been burning cash as it ramps up its California factory for its Model 3 car and continues development of its Gigafactory in Nevada.
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Martinez, who is not connected to the west Denver project, is exploring ADU designs with ramps and other features that would appeal to elderly tenants.
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That said, Asimo was an innovative, advanced and ambitious platform: its gait was remarkably smooth, and it climbed ramps and stairs confidently on battery power.
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Even as it ramps up the complexity with cards that feature multiple layers to explore, I never found myself stressing out about finding a solution.
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The gloomy findings reinforce views of a further cooling in China's economy in coming months, as the United States ramps up tariffs on Chinese goods.
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The government-commissioned report said the new target is achievable with existing technology but can only be met if the government ramps up climate policies.
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As the frames-per-second rate of the source ramps up, though—as with a video game console, say—that Hz number becomes more important.
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But, "some ducklings have trouble climbing out of the pool or returning to it once out of the water," prompting the construction of the ramps.
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At Oxford Circus, protesters unveiled a pink boat that says "TELL THE TRUTH" and on Waterloo Bridge demonstrators brought trees, hanging baskets and skate ramps.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China unveiled an indigenously developed attack helicopter on Thursday as it eyes a lucrative export market and ramps up an ambitious modernization program.
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At least one local skateboarder is feeling pretty good after the Calgary city council eased a 30-year ban on backyard skate ramps last month.
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Islamic-themed sculptures and skateboard ramps are a feature of the urban park and Muslim women bring their children there to play on the swings.
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Britain's data watchdog is investigating whether dodgy data mining swayed the Brexit vote in the UK—as campaigning ramps up in the snap general election.
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But you can stick with garlic and ramps if you'd rather, or choose any other hardy green to sauté — kale, chard, mustard and the like.
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Soltero is the latest in a string of hires at Google Cloud as CEO Thomas Kurian ramps up efforts to compete with Microsoft and Amazon.
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First, he expects a broad inflow into stocks as corporate buyback activity ramps up over the next three weeks before the third-quarter blackout period.
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Pal says the situation overseas has become more pressing of late as data continues to disappoint and as a calamitous political landscape ramps up anxiety.
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He is not thought to be imminently on his way out but has come under scrutiny in recent weeks as the impeachment inquiry ramps up.
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So what we're seeing in response is the Trump administration identifying this as a top-tier national security problem where neither side sees off-ramps.
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Soybean prices, up about 1 percent over the last two weeks, are facing headwinds as the harvest of another bumper South American crop ramps up.
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He planned to spend the next day in one of the miles-long gas lines that snake from stations onto highways and up exit ramps.
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"We view the upcoming 3-D NAND and 613-nanometer DRAM product ramps as promising tailwinds for fiscal 2017," Morningstar analysts said in a note.
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As the state ramps up its testing capabilities in the coming days, he expects the number of people confirmed to have the virus to increase.
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While Amazon ramps up capacity, US jobs elsewhere are in jeopardy as bars, restaurants, movie theaters and other public places shut down across the country.
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The Americans with Disabilities Act included provisions intended to end discrimination against hiring disabled people and to legally require accommodations like ramps and screen readers.
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While built mainly for the Reaper drones, the runway and adjoining taxiways and ramps must be able to handle much heavier C-17 cargo planes.
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Spotify, for example, has had a lot of trouble negotiating new, favorable royalty rates with the labels as it ramps up for an expected IPO.
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Rather, it's that most built environments rely heavily on stairs, and that while elevators and ramps both exist, many designers choose not to use them.
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The second ramps up the number of people -- often into the hundreds, and often including more members of at-risk groups -- for a randomized trial.
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Your job, should you choose to accept it, is to figure out what that weird thing is, as Mr. Chen RAMPs UP the fun. Whoops.
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More state and cities are likely to impose restrictions on gathering and other social distancing measures as testing ramps up and more cases are confirmed.
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In addition, about 116,000 of the corners with existing ramps require some work, ranging from minor repairs to a complete reconstruction, according to city officials.
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Much of the Western United States remains under drought conditions as fire season, which typically ramps up in mid-May and lasts through November, approaches.
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More is set to be disseminated as the 2020 election campaign ramps up, including potentially "fireable" information on "several hundred" journalists, according to one source.
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Slices of it are folded around a mild fermented chile, a few drops of sesame oil and bits of kimchi made from cabbage and ramps.
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According to Hanson, being mindful about your breathing helps switch off the neural circuitry that anxiety ramps up, leading to an overall feeling of calm.
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To reach a platform with a midpoint view of the work, you ascend darkened ramps, on which ominous hums, bongs, and whooshes can be heard.
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Standard Cognition won't pick up DeepMagic's staffers or pilot contracts, but it's considering how to integrate the technology as it ramps up its own deployments.
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The electric-car maker Tesla is raising $23 billion as it ramps up production of the Model 235 sedan, its first mass-market electric car.
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Only three of the ducklings made it up the ramp, but ducklings are birds, and walking up ramps is not something birds do every day.
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Ruth Reichl enthused about Mr. Reider's deep-fried ramps, and he appeared on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert," with homemade sorbet for Mr. Colbert.
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It really ramps up during the holiday season, when everyone wants a piece of the ROI pie, by throwing influencer-shaped spaghetti against the wall.
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As the impeachment process ramps up in Washington, the Kentucky election will test whether Trump's base is energized enough to reelect an unpopular Republican incumbent.
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Saudi Arabia's representatives have sounded skeptical while Iran is hesitant to limit its own output as it ramps up production after years of international sanctions.
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This is why sidewalk curbs have ramps at intersections, restrooms often feature accessible stalls for those in wheelchairs and signage in public buildings feature braille.
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The mob-themed turnout effort comes as Trump ramps up his rhetoric about Democratic tactics in the wake of Justice Brett Kavanaugh's bitter confirmation battle.
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The race to lead the Oversight panel has become far more high-profile as the House ramps up its impeachment probe into President Donald Trump.
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By installing the ramps, the theater also anticipated understudies who might have different disabilities, and helped guests with disabilities who wanted to greet the cast.
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Location-wise I've done astonishingly: I'm on the top of a central building, in a perfect wooden fort made of ramps and floors and walls.
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Dinner service ramps up quickly, so I switch to expediting service, while my sous chefs on the line help the cooks get through the push.
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