Stand by while Explorer is restarting — sometimes it will cause your Start menu or taskbar to temporarily disappear until it has finished restarting.
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Tepco presented several options for restarting the plant in a business plan approved last month, including restarting two of its seven reactors by March 2020.
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After restarting PSLA-9, Exxon plans to complete restarting the 90,000-bpd PSLA-7 CDU and its twin, the 90,000-bpd PSLA-8, according to the sources.
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Go deeper: The end of quantitative tightening Editor's note: The first sentence of this story has been corrected to show the ECB is restarting a financing program, not restarting its bond-buying program.
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The Bigurl was shutting her rear end, restarting her engine.
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He visited us right before restarting his Saturday night parties.
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Other Arab states also have an interest in restarting talks.
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The practical effect: Sessions is restarting the war on drugs.
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You should try restarting it to work out the kinks.
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If that doesn't work, try restarting your iPhone or Android.
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Restarting that boutique studio's "Star Wars" series was a priority.
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That refinery is still in the process of restarting, however.
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Now many refineries are restarting, including the largest U.S. refinery.
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It's a reminder of the complexity of restarting supply chains.
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Marathon began restarting the FCCU on Wednesday, according to sources.
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It works by increasing blood pressure and hopefully restarting the heart.
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But as of January 7th 2016 we are restarting the engines.
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I remember putting this on and restarting it a dozen times.
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Operations have been gradually restarting at the mine since mid-July.
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RAND suggests that restarting the line would cost about $560 million.
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Morocco's government thinks restarting production would attract potential buyers for Samir.
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The risk is that Iran responds by restarting its nuclear program.
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Restarting international flights, for example, wouldn't mean consumers would buy tickets.
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"The rest are all in some stage of restarting," he said.
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Iranian withdrawal led to the country restarting its nuclear weapons program.
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At least, North Korea is signaling they're open to restarting talks.
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After the app finishes restarting, the new skin will be applied.
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Restarting Steam only takes two clicks, or a quick keyboard shortcut.
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The eight-week estimate for restarting PNG LNG was preliminary, he said.
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It's restarting a conversation we thought we had a clear answer to.
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I'd stayed home with our kids, so I was restarting my career.
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He's reportedly talked about restarting the family separation policy (which he denies).
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An EDF spokesman said its timetable for restarting the reactors was unchanged.
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Kohnstamm and Box once exchanged ideas about restarting the gallery in 2015.
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Motiva also said restarting the refinery would depend on flood waters receding.
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Pemex said it was waiting for conditions to improve before restarting operations.
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Some commands already work, such as pausing and restarting your iTunes music.
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Now, Janet is looking at restarting her college studies in the fall.
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NASA fixed the telescope by essentially restarting it and wiggling it around.
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He took three paces backward after restarting the game, into Arsenal's half.
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A couple of weeks later, he contacted Ms. Owens about restarting talks.
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If your friends don't mind you restarting the party every 40, great.
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The bottom line: The hardest part about halting production is restarting it.
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Plus: Why are AB InBev and ESR restarting Hong Kong listing plans?
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As with many devices, restarting a Roku can often improve its performance.
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If restarting your phone didn&apost fix the camera, try updating it.
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Second, the United States must eliminate its preconditions for restarting the talks.
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And so Fortune had closed down its website and was restarting it.
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On older version of Android, resizing a window literally required restarting the app.
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The complex process of restarting the system was botched, probably by inexperienced workers.
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Emerson indicated on Tuesday it remained interested in restarting deal talks with Rockwell.
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Restarting production will be a prerequisite for investors interested in buying the company.
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The industry has been restarting capacity that was shuttered during the last downturn.
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Actually, the freeze was temporary, and restarting the computer would have unlocked it.
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For specific instructions for restarting each model, you can see Fitbit's help article.
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Restarting our set, we decided to completely blast them, and they loved it.
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Often, restarting your phone can resolve unexpected issues, and this is no exception.
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First, try restarting your PS4 using option 1 in the Safe Mode menu.
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There may be a slim chance of America and China restarting trade talks.
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But restarting factories and returning to work puts China on a precarious path.
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The Shanghai Futures Exchange is shut this week, restarting trade Monday Feb. 15.
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Restarting plants even under the best conditions can take a week or more.
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No other Republicans have said yet if they're open to restarting bipartisan hearings.
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Restarting them will, nine times out of ten, resolve major issues with your internet.
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Uber is not restarting its unlicensed peer-to-peer service (UberPOP) in the market.
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But the slow progress on restarting mothballed plants is calling its plans into question.
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Shell began restarting the refinery on Saturday, according to energy industry intelligence service Genscape.
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Oseberg, Grane and Ivar Aasen were restarting output after being shut, their operators said.
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Restarting those plants even under the best conditions can take a week or more.
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The other aim is to hold Iran back from restarting its nuclear-weapons programme.
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From what I've learnt, both sides have not been in touch about restarting talks.
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There was no update on timing of restarting production, said Suncor spokeswoman Sneh Seetal.
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Adele just brought The Grammys to halt ... restarting her tribute performance for George Michael.
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The problem, Dr. Tao says, is that the stopping and restarting is rather intrusive.
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Making sure your connected devices are secure can be as easy as restarting them.
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Restarting the large projects after a shutdown can take months and be hugely expensive.
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Navy Secretary Richard Spencer has visited Alaska and inquired about restarting operations at Adak.
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EDF and RTE did not give reasons for the delays in restarting the reactors.
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Marathon began restarting units early on Wednesday, sources familiar with plant operations told Reuters.
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He has pushed for both containing the disease and restarting work as equal priorities.
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Restarting the Apple TV may help stop the forcibly closed app from freezing again.
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The surge was the result of three plants restarting capacity after tariffs were announced.
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Basic tips from Apple include closing the app and restarting your iPhone or iPad.
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"Prices are at levels that make it relevant to consider restarting production," he said.
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Restarting the PC should be your first step in trying to resolve your problem.
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North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, however, shows no sign of restarting the talks.
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After three warnings, the system cannot be engaged without stopping and restarting the car.
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Palmer took back control in March with the aim of restarting operations later this year.
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A third-party internet connectivity provider experienced issues restarting service in the region, Sims said.
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The Nikkei Business Daily previously reported that Chinese officials were blocking the plant from restarting.
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The Troll A platform was also restarting operations after its earlier temporary shutdown, Equinor said.
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The Socialists are also considering restarting some Russian projects, including the Belene nuclear power project.
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No one believes that U.S. or South Korean interests would be served by restarting hostilities.
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After restarting the console and my iPhone, I tried again, and everything worked like magic.
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Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, have also expressed interest in restarting some portions of the economy.
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Tuesday, when he and Meadows met with McConnell before restarting his shuttle diplomacy with Schumer.
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"But certainly there hasn't been much movement as far as restarting that formal negotiation process."
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PRODUCTION AT LIBYA'S EL FEEL OILFIELD GRADUALLY RESTARTING AFTER SHUTDOWN DUE TO CLASHES - FIELD ENGINEERS
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A Canadian company, Lallemand, is one of many that offers tools for restarting stuck fermentations.
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There was no update on the timing of restarting production, said Suncor spokeswoman Sneh Seetal.
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And if you're still having issues, you should try restarting your iPhone or Android phone.
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They do run, but opening them to full screen size requires restarting the app every time.
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"We didn't have to discuss restarting net asset purchases, because our base line is still valid."
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The Wuhan area is expected to have the longest delay in restarting production, according to Schuster.
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Additionally, the House Subcommittee hinted at the possibility of restarting production of the F-22 fighter.
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He reinforced it with a small plastic ring before restarting her heart and closing her up.
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Meanwhile, Android Oreo will make app boot times and device restarting up to twice as fast.
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If restarting the current fleet is unpopular, building new ones would be toxic to many voters.
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After looking at all her makeup recs, I contemplate restarting my ipsy subscription.... 10:30 a.m.
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It also tasked its staff with looking at various other easing options including restarting asset purchases.
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Many refineries, pipelines and ports that were shut due to Harvey 10 days ago are restarting.
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This includes restarting operations in Qatar in the second quarter of 2017 and integrating BG Group.
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Pakistan's top diplomat Sartaj Aziz spoke last week of progress in restarting talks "in coming days".
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Restarting the cooling plant and reconditioning shipping containers is a very delicate and time-consuming business.
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There have also been warning signs that North Korea could be restarting its missile testing program.
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The refinery began restarting the 45,000 bpd hydrocracker, called the H-Oil Unit, over the weekend.
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Nothing would more effectively throw gasoline on a global nuclear arms race than restarting nuclear testing.
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A resolution approved by the Senate on Thursday would keep the Pentagon from restarting that support.
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He declined to comment on whether restarting large-scale military exercises could be viewed as provocative.
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Ford has revised its expectations for restarting production in North America as the coronavirus outbreak intensifies.
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Boeing is reportedly planning on restarting the production of its troubled 737 Max aircraft by May.
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Restarting the American economy has also been a key counter-measure to China from this administration.
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You can also try restarting your computer, or check that Windows&apos drivers are correctly installed.
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Volkswagen said it had postponed restarting its joint venture with China's Saic Motor until Feb. 24.
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Operations that Exxon temporarily shut down as Harvey blew through the gulf are restarting, he added.
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Many refineries, pipelines and ports that were knocked out by Harvey 10 days ago are restarting.
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She gave no reason for her decision, but is known to have opposed restarting asset purchases.
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Corpus Christi looks as though everything is fine, and they're restarting in two or three days.
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We wish Dylan a speedy recovery and look forward to restarting production as soon as possible. Ugh.
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On Sunday, Pompeo guaranteed that the new sanctions would not lead to Iran restarting its nuclear program.
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" Restarting talks, he added, "all depends on the North making the decision that they will negotiate denuclearization.
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Iran has threatened "reciprocal actions" against U.S. sanctions, which could mean restarting some of its nuclear program.
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The sources said Kerry hopes to get a better sense of Netanyahu's seriousness about restarting peace talks.
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See the table below for details on what restarting the thermostat or resetting each feature will do.
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You can clear that cache by restarting your computer, but it will already be way too late.
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Production shut-ins that temporarily halted 42 percent of Gulf oil output was restarting in some areas.
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Shell is currently restarting a number of units at the refinery near Rotterdam, a company spokesman said.
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"Restarting my new treatment means I can breathe again," said Carlos, who declined to give his surname.
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The rise in exports confirmed smelters are restarting in response to a price recovery, Argonaut Securities said.
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The company has proposed restarting production at limited capacity and using old mining pits to store tailings.
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There are now 6,000, he said, attributing the rise to returning industrialists who are restarting their businesses.
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It did not have a timeline for restarting the units at the Illinois plant, the source said.
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About half of voters are also opposed to restarting the Keystone XL and Dakota Access oil pipelines.
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But the next day Mr. Hifter launched a surprise assault on the capital, restarting the civil war.
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And restarting smelters – to say nothing of building new ones – is a long-term, capital intensive process.
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If your Fitbit Charge HR isn't working quite right, then restarting the device should do the trick.
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Rather than restarting a calculation after pressing a wrong number, swiping over an unwanted digit removes it.
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But with the first new textbooks having arrived last week, teachers are wasting no time restarting classes.
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The refinery was concentrating on restarting units that produce gasoline, kerosene and diesel, according to these sources.
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Restarting your computer is often necessary to clear up issues and get it back to working order.
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And President Trump's Department of Energy has expressed interest in restarting research and development at Yucca Mountain.
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While everyone tells her how happy they are that she's restarting her life, Jane has other plans.
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Mr. Hibert said the president would consider restarting auctions if private oil companies met their production goals.
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Shell began restarting on Friday morning one of the boilers shut on Thursday night, the sources said.
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Exxon began restarting the second-largest CDU at the Baton Rouge refinery on Monday, the sources said.
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The revenue warning comes as Chinese leaders try to balance restarting the economy with controlling the virus.
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Restarting PSLA 10 has been a top goal with for Exxon since the fire, the sources said.
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Quit Firefox and hold down the Shift key (Windows) or Option key (Mac) while restarting the program.
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Oil investors eyed further impact from increasing crude demand from U.S. oil refineries restarting after hurricane outages.
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But those talks have stopped since 2009, and there seems little hope of them restarting anytime soon.
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Mr. Dedman's father and grandfather had often talked about restarting the brand, but it was idle chatter.
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They will not preclude the company from restarting a stock buyback program planned for next week, he added.
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Iran is restarting some nuclear activity it previously agreed to suspend under a 2015 accord with world powers.
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Likewise, Japan would no doubt be better off restarting its nuclear fleet than massively ramping up coal consumption.
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Restarting your device or force closing the afflicted app also does not always make the problem go away.
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If there were any issues in restarting the engine, the rocket would impact the ground within 6 seconds.
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Both the Sture terminal and the Kollsnes plant were restarting on Thursday afternoon, Equinor said in a statement.
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The government will give parliament a vote on whether to hold a referendum on restarting EU membership talks.
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It also requires re-pairing after restarting the console, which kind of defeats the purpose of going wireless.
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Yemen&aposs government maintains that the rebels&apos "unconditional withdrawal" from Hodeida is key to restarting the talks.
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Fully restarting the Tomato-Atsuma power station, will take more than a month, Seko said earlier this week.
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If the bitumen in its wells has solidified, restarting the operation will be a long and costly process.
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Marathon said the units it was restarting would ramp up production as pipeline and other transportation logistics improve.
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Vievu videos, he said, had been difficult to upload and the company's software repeatedly crashed and required restarting.
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Instead of inciting violence that will end lives, they'd be better off restarting negotiations to ensure their future.
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At about the same time, she tries restarting another activity, sex with her schoolteacher husband, Alan (Steven Mackintosh).
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Many ECB policymakers favour restarting asset purchases, but opposition from northern Europe complicates matters, Reuters reported last week.
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If anything, government shutdowns cost taxpayers money in efficiencies and the cost of closing down and restarting programs.
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Mr. Loftsson said it was generally doing well, although restarting whaling after the long hiatus had been costly.
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Restarting your Kindle is easy to do and can be completed quickly and easily with one simple step.
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But he lost the thread fast, restarting a couple times and botching two names before he finally surrendered.
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The leaders said the countries would resume trade, economic and diplomatic ties, including reopening embassies and restarting flights.
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Boeing is planning on restarting the production of its grounded 737 Max aircraft by May, according to Reuters.
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Iran began to partially withdraw from the nuclear agreement in May, restarting parts of its uranium enrichment program.
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SAIC Volkswagen, a joint venture with China's SAIC Motor, postponed restarting production at their plants until Feb. 27.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer said any decision about restarting the training would be made in close coordination with Germany's allies.
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Duque supports restarting aerial fumigation of coca - which is more efficient and safer for troops than manual eradication.
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After bringing the VPS-5 online, Motiva began restarting the 105,000-bpd Hydrocracking Unit 2, the sources said.
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Bill Baruch, president of Blue Line Futures, sees Netflix's rally restarting following its pullback over the past month.
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The storm came ashore first near the Corpus Christi refining center, and some refineries were moving toward restarting.
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"We're in the process of restarting, don't have more specific details than that," said Suncor spokeswoman Sneh Seetal.
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Upon arrival at the western basin, the waters sink back down to the ocean floor, restarting the cycle.
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It's a hassle to have to re-login after restarting, which is why most folks don't do it.
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Enbridge said on Monday downstream operations were normal, but there was no estimated date for restarting the line.
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Vedanta has denied the allegations and said it was working on restarting the plant as soon as possible.
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Chemical companies would face hefty costs and safety risks when shutting down and restarting in a provisional situation.
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A steep fall in the number of new cases has allowed Beijing to push for restarting economic activity.
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But many refineries, pipelines, and ports that were knocked out by Harvey 10 days ago are now restarting.
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Smelters are restarting in Western Kentucky, Missouri and across the country with thousands of new American jobs being created.
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This is apparent in reporting to regulators from companies anticipating restarting soon, or already in the process of it.
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Premier Jason Kenney welcomed news of Trans Mountain construction restarting but said there was still no reason to celebrate.
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T) said on Tuesday it is considering restarting production in China in its venture with Dongfeng Motor Group (0489.
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The purchase of U.S. agricultural goods has nothing to do with the restarting of the trade talks, Gao said.
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I've got to tell Congress that we're restarting this not in some frivolous way, in a hugely significant way.
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I'm restarting my series of micro-meetups in New York with a special tasting at the Van Brunt Stillhouse.
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A left-leaning administration could have major consequences for South Korea's foreign policy, including restarting negotiations with North Korea.
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I've got to tell Congress that we're restarting this, not in some frivolous way — in a hugely significant way.
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Keselowski again lost the lead on pit road during a lap-131 debris caution, restarting second to Kyle Busch.
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Only after the deal is implemented, Eliasson said, will the U.N. be able to think about restarting peace talks.
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Pembina, which informed shippers on Thursday about the pipeline outage, said there was currently no timeline for restarting operations.
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Uber is still planning on restarting its self-driving car operations in other cities like Pittsburgh and San Francisco.
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Other users have reported on Twitter that restarting their phone or even deleting the app has had no effect.
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The magnetic system on the Moto Z series makes adding and removing modules very easy with no restarting required.
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He has expanded his moderator's role in Munich to include discussions focused on restarting such a dialogue with Russia.
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There are several methods you can use to calibrate Google Maps, including calibrating the compass and restarting your phone.
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Nuclear power supporters say the bill is necessary for restarting the approval process of Yucca after years of delay.
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It wasn't that straightforward, and mentally, I was exhausted from restarting my career over and over and over again.
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Restarting the Fitbit can help solve most issues with the device, such as slow response times or connectivity problems.
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They'll be back on Capitol Hill on Sunday for talks on restarting the flow of funds, at least temporarily.
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Restarting production won't be easy if the company has lost a significant chunk of its skilled mechanics and engineers.
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Ford will delay restarting North American production over health concerns amid the coronavirus pandemic, the manufacturer said on Tuesday.
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What's the actual consequence of standing in line at the bank another 10 minutes or restarting a finicky device?
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Producers announced they were restarting a handful of mills, expanding existing plants, and had plans to build new ones.
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States had been using license revocation as a tool to strong-arm debtors into restarting payments on their loans.
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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed was awarded the prize today for his work in restarting peace talks with neighboring Eritrea.
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Peugeot-Citroën has now re-entered the market, restarting an existing joint venture but dealing only with Iran Khodro.
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A mudslide in the capital Freetown last year killed 500, restarting a debate over unsafe housing in crowded cities.
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China is still restarting its factories and offices after an extended period of leave enforced over the coronavirus outbreak.
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"Most refineries are restarting and we expect a near-full recovery by month-end," U.S. investment bank Jefferies said.
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The world's biggest iPhone maker, Foxconn, is slowly restarting production that was halted over the coronavirus outbreak in China.
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As well as restarting the Hotel Lotte listing, the group will list other blue-chip Lotte businesses, he said.
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Mills, in other words, are restarting capacity only because they are being incentivized by "market forces" to do so.
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Just as you reboot a computer by restarting it and reloading the operating system, people need to reboot themselves.
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"The Total Port Arthur Refinery is restarting the plant and anticipates first production soon," said Total spokeswoman Tricia Fuller.
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Phillips 66 does not currently have a timeline for restarting the units at its Illinois plant, the source said.
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After the repairs, the company will begin a final test late on Monday before restarting the reactor, said the spokesman.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Motiva Enterprises began restarting partial production at the nation's largest crude oil refinery on Tuesday, the company said.
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AIB's main rival, 14 percent state-owned Bank of Ireland, last week delayed restarting its dividend payments until next year.
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A tech guy would just show up, say, 'Did you try restarting it?' and leave before anything really exciting happened.
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In an email, the spokeswoman said there was no timeline yet for restarting the 40,000 barrel per day (bpd) plant.
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And, again, set its challenge to minimal in order to drink in the carnage without constantly restarting the furious battles.
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Both are in the process of restarting capacity, although another European smelter has just succumbed to the low-price environment.
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Break bad habits Revisiting and restarting nuclear negotiations would require credibility and patience, two things Trump isn't exactly known for.
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The activists did no damage to the pipelines, which operating companies shut down as a precaution for checks before restarting.
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It might keep restarting, and the closer Armstrong and Aldrin came to the surface, the worse the problem could get.
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The latest was Royal Dutch Shell's 325,700-barrel-per-day joint-venture Deer Park, Texas, which was restarting on Sunday.
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The internal investigation is only now restarting because the Justice Department has closed its federal case, says Spokesman John Kirby.
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Colonial Pipeline, the largest American fuel system, was restarting the distillates segment of its pipeline from Texas to New Jersey.
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Eventually, after restarting both devices, I got them connected and then it was easy to play an Audible audio book.
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Congress is looking into restarting production of the F-2202 fighter jet, according to a defense bill proposal released Tuesday.
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For problems that you can't fix by restarting your Xbox One, you may find a solution in a factory reset.
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None of these situations were more than minor inconveniences and were typically fixed by closing an app and restarting it.
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The new regulation could be a step toward restarting the payments, but officials said they are still considering their options.
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The politics of restarting family separations could be damaging to the GOP, however, and there may also be legal issues.
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But losing, dying, and restarting is all part of the process—rushing in, guns blazing, will always result in disappointment.
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Motiva's 220,250 bpd Port Arthur plant in Texas is the largest U.S. refinery and one of the six restarting operations.
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SEED Kurdistan is working to support survivors who face the unimaginable challenge of restarting their lives after living through hell.
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You can turn off automatic updates in Windows 10 to stop your computer from restarting and updating without your permission.
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After going cold in 20163, for example, the blast furnaces are restarting at U.S. Steel's plant in Granite City, Ill.
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That would provide public health experts with a wealth of data to make more informed decisions about restarting the economy.
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From The Times: We're restarting our Summer in the City newsletter, which features the season's best activities in New York.
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"We are not restarting T.T.I.P.," she said, referring to the Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, the pact that foundered.
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Production halted, restarting in January 2018 for a revised, eight-episode season that Netflix announced would also be its final.
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Restarting quantitative easing or introducing European-style negative interest rate policies has the potential to do more harm than good.
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That would continue a trend established in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, as imports resumed while refineries were still restarting.
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The update is rolling out now; if it doesn't show up for you, try force closing the app and restarting.
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Mr. Imamoglu announced that he had secured new financing in Europe and that work was restarting on three subway lines.
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Apple's main iPhone production partner, Foxconn, is slowly restarting production that had been halted in China over the coronavirus outbreak.
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Yet, restarting the licensing process for Yucca Mountain faces continued, and successful, opposition by the Nevada congressional delegation and others.
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But he wouldn't give any firm date for restarting the mill, saying it would depend on discussions with possible customers.
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Restarting the iPhone may help, especially if the Touch ID feature began to behave erratically after an iOS software update.
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Stopping the Chinese industrial machine was painful for China and for the world — and restarting it may be even harder.
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"Restarting negotiations would be a best-case scenario," Pence's chief of staff, Marc Short, told reporters at the White House.
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Congressman Mike Turner, chairman of the subcommittee, said restarting production should be considered because of threats to U.S. air superiority.
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Kamalvandi said options included enriching uranium to 20% purity or beyond, and restarting IR-2 M centrifuges dismantled under the deal.
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"We had lots of down time because I was constantly restarting the computer and we would chat about whatever," she shared.
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The other little pop-up on the right side is the power menu, with options for restarting and taking a screenshot.
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The retailer said in March for the first time it was close to turning profitable and would consider restarting dividend payments.
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Restarting the app didn’t help, and it took several tries before I was able to connect to the VPN.
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While the Fan Film Awards aren't new, they are a tradition that Lucasfilm and Disney are in the process of restarting.
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After restarting your device, you can open the Settings app and install the iOS update just like any normal software update.
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Congestion pricing is necessary to reduce and manage city traffic, and the Move NY campaign deserves credit for restarting this conversation.
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This means that the GOP would technically be restarting the process that was used when their previous Obamacare repeal effort failed.
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But the world's top energy firms are restarting their search for giant oilfields under the ocean after a two-year lull.
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"We are not restarting TTIP ... This could be a more limited trade agreement, focused on tariffs on goods only," Malmstrom said.
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Silver said Wednesday in an ESPN interview that the league could consider restarting its schedule with games played in empty arenas.
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Including the reactor restarting on Friday, Japan will have just three operating reactors -- and furious local residents vowed to fight on.
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The U.S. hopes to use it as a springboard for restarting trade negotiations, Reuters reports, citing an unnamed senior U.S. official.
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This time, his economic choices are narrowed by the conflicting priorities of supporting a fragile currency and restarting a stalled economy.
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If an escalator's safety systems are triggered, the escalator automatically shuts down and workers must inspect the equipment before restarting it.
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At our invitation, dozens of countries will attend a meeting in New York this week to discuss restarting international peace efforts.
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But several companies including BMW, PSA and Toyota have delayed restarting their assembly lines another week and others appear likely to.
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Boeing said on Wednesday that the costs associated with shutting down and restarting the factory would amount to some $240 billion.
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Public activism has dissipated since then, though polls consistently show that about 60 percent of Japanese voters oppose restarting the plants.
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Since this was a 5.5-pound duck, I just added about another quarter of the original time by restarting the cycle.
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One producer, Alcoa, has already committed to restarting three potlines with capacity of 161,400 tonnes at its Warrick smelter in Indiana.
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Maezawa, 44, said he was "restarting" his life having acquired his fortune as founder of Japan's largest fashion retail website, Zozotown.
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Eight refineries, representing 9.6 percent of U.S. refining capacity, have begun the process of restarting, the Energy Department reported on Monday.
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The company said the intention was to slow the phones to preserve aging batteries and prevent the devices from automatically restarting.
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While there are many issues on the new team's economic plate, one should take precedence over the others: restarting economic growth.
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In the Corpus Christi area, where Harvey made landfall as a Category 4 hurricane on Friday, Valero was restarting two refineries.
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And the government had acknowledged that restarting executions would have resulted in the defendants' deaths before their appeals were fully considered.
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Germany is phasing out its reactors by 2022, and there's heavy opposition in Japan to restarting reactors shut down after Fukushima.
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However, the country's supply of plutonium is believed to be relatively low, which may explain why it is restarting the Yongbyon reactor.
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Among market sectors, it expects Sri Lanka's construction and building materials industries will benefit from the restarting of several stalled infrastructure projects.
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Niigata voters opposed restarting the plant by 73 percent to 27 percent, according to an NHK exit poll in the October election.
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The new feature is a more more streamlined way to disable biometric security protocols than those available previously (like restarting the device).
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, New Line is restarting the franchise with Saw writers Patrick Melton and Marcus Dunstan penning the script.
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Despite the poisonous atmosphere, the British government brought the two sides back to the table in the hope of restarting the Assembly.
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At the day's end the government issued a statement confirming that there was no timetable for restarting the passage of the bill.
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Phillips 66 began restarting its Sweeny, Texas refinery on Tuesday, and expects the plant to be at full production by mid-September.
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Trump's tariffs prompted U.S. Steel to hire back about 2000 of those Granite City workers last year after restarting two furnaces there.
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Total's 225,500-barrel-per-day (bpd) Port Arthur, Texas, refinery began raising production on Monday after restarting a sulfur recovery unit (SRU).
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Peabody said Husky expects to receive permission to repair the line and will change its design and monitoring equipment before restarting it.
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After failures plague Utility B, Utility A then needs to step in, restarting to offer redundant power to that same critical customer.
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In Congo, Joseph Kabila's efforts to cling to power risk restarting a civil war, as the president of neighbouring Burundi already has.
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I spent nearly an hour Monday morning spinning the roulette, starting and restarting characters after I decided I wasn't happy with them.
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We, his readers, would've kept him alive all on our own by restarting the first novel just as we finished the last.
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Early iterations of the game did feature death, but eventually the team realized that constantly stopping and restarting was hindering the story.
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In March, it said that it was close to turning profitable, adding that it would consider restarting dividend payments when it did.
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Several large Gulf Coast refineries, including the country's largest, are offline, though some companies are in the process of restarting their facilities.
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Trump's move is unpopular in Europe, where leaders are trying to prevent Iran from restarting its nuclear program, which the agreement curbed.
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You can reset a Fitbit Alta for troubleshooting purposes by restarting it with an official Fitbit charger and a USB power source.
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The restarting of European Central Bank asset purchases on Wednesday was expected to support euro zone bond markets in the near term.
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Even the player's death, which games routinely ignore and retcon by simply restarting, as if nothing had happened, becomes canon in Infinite.
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It just didn't exist in my game, and since restarting the campaign would wipe my progress, it wasn't really in the cards.
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If you continue to have trouble receiving text messages, your phone might simply be misbehaving, which can often be resolved by restarting.
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The restarting of the embryo's development is later triggered by changes in day length during the Australian summer, previous research has found.
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Kamalvandi did not specify how much uranium Iran might purify to the higher level, nor how many centrifuges it would consider restarting.
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With some sanctions lifted, restarting talks will be a much "more attractive proposition" to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, he added.
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Restarting the turbines requires skilled operators who can synchronize the speed of rotation on as many as nine of Guri's operational turbines.
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But restarting her life as a single mother while grappling with a crisis of faith proved to be too big a leap.
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It would likely lead to Iran restarting its nuclear program without giving the US any major source of leverage on other problems.
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When the singer first announced he was restarting his music career, many critics questioned the decision, and whether fans should boycott him.
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In the medium term, the tension between limiting the spread of the virus and restarting the economy will have to be resolved.
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In the medium term, the tension between limiting the spread of the virus and restarting the economy will have to be resolved.
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Some policymakers have voiced concerted, public opposition to more radical stimulus measures, particularly the restarting of bond purchases, known as quantitative easing.
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I've always found that unplugging my modem and router for about a minute and then restarting the system can improve some slowness.
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He tells PEOPLE he's working on restarting his acting career and feels deep gratitude that his family never gave up on him.
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Plot: A soldier fighting aliens gets to relive the same day over and over again, the day restarting every time he dies.
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This took several attempts before I ended up restarting my phone, which finally made the controller and Chromecast talk to each other.
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New York (CNN Business)US Steel says it is restarting construction on an Alabama mill to take advantage of higher steel prices.
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Exxon's Baytown refinery, the second largest in the U.S., is slowly restarting, but it will take a while to fully restore operations.
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Phil escapes Jexi's omnipresent grasp by restarting his phone to install updates, effectively disabling the technology for a brief fifteen minute interlude.
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Restarting with a 30-year mortgage will lower your monthly payments, said Robert Falcon, a certified financial planner at Falcon Wealth Managers.
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Some have even suggested restarting nuclear activities and the enrichment of uranium, though they have little or no say over such matters.
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But since then the heads of several national central banks, including France's and Germany's, have said that restarting bond-buying is unnecessary.
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But the sudden shutdown has affected some of its structure and prevented Formosa from restarting the unit as planned, the spokesman said.
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Oil companies that pump into the pipeline, including Royal Dutch Shell, were restarting oilfields that had to be shut during the repairs.
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If that doesn&apost work, you can try an alternate method of restarting the update available to iPhone users with iOS 13.
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The pipeline was stopped for six months earlier this year because of repeated attacks and crude theft, before restarting on July 10.
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Repairs have been completed on a Libyan oil pipeline damaged in a suspected attack last week and production is restarting gradually, engineers said.
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Griffith on Monday said the company ruled out selling Twickenham project and will consider restarting the project again when the platinum market improves.
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BP said it was restarting North Sea production at the Bruce platform and ETAP system, though the Andrew field remained shut for maintenance.
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Abandoning the nuclear deal "has yielded no renewed negotiations and now a threat of restarting the clock to breakout capability," he told CNBC.
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China announced Friday it will impose new tariffs on $75 billion worth of U.S. goods in addition to restarting levies on American autos.
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Work is restarting at the Burnaby storage terminal where the pipeline terminates, and the Westridge marine terminal, where crude is loaded onto tankers.
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Traders said the rally gained momentum after sources reported BP was restarting units at its 373,500-barrel per day refinery in Whiting, Indiana.
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State Department spokesman John Kirby said the probe is restarting after the Justice Department's announcement Wednesday that it won't bring any criminal charges.
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Tyler Holt replaced him in RF. ... Reds RHP Anthony DeSclafani is restarting his rehab with a start on Wednesday for Triple-A Louisville.
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Operations at fields linked to the eastern ports are gradually resuming, with production restarting at the 70,000 bpd Abu Attifel field on Thursday.
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Restarting a refinery of this size, which includes dozens of units, can be a complicated process and units often trip in the process.
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JSW Steel is restarting the furnace and investing $0003 million in Mingo Junction and Cleveland Cliffs announced a $700 million plant in Toledo.
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It has said it could take new steps in 60 days, including restarting dismantled centrifuges and purifying uranium to a sharply higher threshold.
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That represents nearly a quarter of U.S. refining production, and restarting plants under even the best conditions can take a week or more.
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And after seeing our success, the district allowed us to replicate our innovative methods by "restarting" one of their most academically challenged schools.
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Restarting the cruises was an important element of a bid by President Barack Obama's administration's to increase tourism to Cuba after the Dec.
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China is open to restarting trade talks with the United States, but regrettably the U.S. side has shown no sincerity still, Gao said.
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Doing so depends on whether the local government will sanction such a move, the source said, adding that the restarting process is lengthy.
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"Our recommendation to the government is restarting construction," said Kim Ji-hyung, chairman of a government-organised committee to study the nuclear projects.
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That would be in addition to Cenovus' 313,231 bpd Christina Lake phase G project, which the company said in December it was restarting.
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The return season's best story lines involved Darlene (Sara Gilbert) restarting her life and supporting her children amid the disappointments of middle age.
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Mr. Rosenfeld noted that American steel makers were already adding new capacity and restarting closed facilities, like a plant in Granite City, Ill.
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Mr. Trump had prioritized restarting trade talks with the Europeans as part of his global push to negotiate deals on his own terms.
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Valero's Corpus Christi and Three Rivers refineries, which supply central Texas, are in the process of restarting operations and are reporting limited damages.
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Motiva Enterprises, operator of the nation's largest refinery, said it is in the process of restarting operations at its Port Arthur, Texas, plant.
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Three days later, Mr. Trump asserted that he had gotten a call from China about restarting trade talks, which Chinese officials later denied.
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That led Iran to lash out by force — such as bombing oil tankers in international waters — and by provocatively restarting its nuclear work.
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We should all wish the president the best of luck in restarting peace talks and bringing together the Muslim, Christian and Jewish worlds.
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Repairs have been finished on a Libyan oil pipeline damaged in a suspected attack last week and production is restarting gradually, engineers said.
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"If we continue seeing a spiral towards further escalation, Iran will certainly consider restarting those attacks," Bey wrote to CNBC in an email.
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Restarting the ObamaCare repeal debate after a repeal bill's stunning defeat by one vote in the Senate in July would reopen old wounds.
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However, Motiva had been waiting for adequate crude supply to be restored to the VPS-5 before restarting production, according to the sources.
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Bill had just come from Microsoft where he was used to being in charge, whereas she was restarting her career after having kids.
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"The United States of America is deeply committed to restarting the peace process in the Middle East," Pence said before departing for Jordan.
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Washington's Chief Technology Officer Archana Vemulapalli said the issue was solved by manually removing software from each infected device and restarting the system.
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Square 1 was the area with the goalie, so a pass back to Square 1 would be a restarting of an offensive move.
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However, they could delay restarting the project even in the event of diplomatic breakthrough in order to show support for the output cut deal.
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"Given the cost of restarting production, many producers will continue to take the loss in the hope of a rebound in prices," Plummer said.
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If copper prices continued to rise, he said, Collahuasi would consider restarting cathode production at the mine, a process which was stopped in 2015.
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The "Tik-Tok" singer later dropped her sexual assault lawsuit to concentrate on defending herself against Dr. Luke's lawsuit and restarting her music career.
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This change will essentially mean restarting development from the beginning, so the completion of the game will be delayed from our initial internal plan.
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The company — which is headed for IPO imminently — won't be restarting its service, however, which puts it in a rather interesting position in Singapore.
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"We have decided to decommission Monju because restarting it would require significant time and cost," Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told the Associated Press.
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Strong winds meant attempts to extinguish the fire had to be halted on Friday, with the hope of restarting on Saturday, the spokesman said.
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After a year on hiatus, Biz Stone is restarting active development of the social Q&A app Jelly he originally launched in January 2014.
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Advice from Libratone's Twitter account suggests restarting the app, turning the speaker off, or trying to log in with another user if this occurs.
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Moreover, restarting even cross-border tourism, let alone heftier trade or investment, is impossible given the dense thicket of international sanctions around the North.
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Because of the support by the president of steel and aluminum, Century Aluminum is restarting and expanding its operations, spending well over $100 million.
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"For us is it was about almost restarting and thinking about how do we actually unleash a new Formula One into 2018," she added.
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A Game Over screen used to indicate more than just your latest death: it meant restarting certain levels or an entire chapter of levels.
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A person briefed on the matter who had seen the draft order restarting the review said it was expected to be unveiled next week.
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Shell plans to begin restarting the 25,000 barrels per day (bpd) coker in the adjoining 225,300 bpd Norco refinery this week, the sources said.
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There were no estimates late Tuesday afternoon about when the re-evacuated workers might be able to give restarting the operations a second try.
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A person briefed on the matter who has seen the draft order restarting the review said it is expected to be unveiled next week.
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At the start of 2017 some EBRD officials had privately talked about the possibility of restarting some work with the private sector in Russia.
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Traders have also been looking at restarting the Caspian crude and product swaps with Iran but the process has been slow to pick up.
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Despite his skepticism, McCain suggested that he wouldn't support directly blocking the Pentagon for restarting the program even if he doubts it will work.
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What is clear is that shutting down and restarting projects will add to their cost, driving up the total price significantly in some cases.
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Senators are restarting discussions over a long-stalled bill to formally authorize the war against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS). Sen.
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The competition was shuttered last weekend due to the coronavirus pandemic before restarting Saturday with Week 8 of the scheduled nine-week regular season.
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Halting the world's second-largest economy has proved easier than restarting it, raising worries that the economy may continue to stumble for a while.
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But Ms. Abboud, Uber's spokeswoman, said the company has been engaged in ongoing discussion with the mayor's office and the state about restarting testing.
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Major automakers, for example, were forced to close plants in China to comply with a government lockdown and are only recently restarting some production.
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When Nicholas Bowman-Scargill's mother made a joke at a Sunday lunch about restarting the family's 170-year-old Fears watch business, he laughed.
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Mr. De Luca's many coming projects include a big-budget restarting of the "Battlestar Galactica" movie series and an original musical starring Josh Gad.
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In January 2016, Mr. Cohen wrote to Mr. Putin's spokesman, Dmitri S. Peskov, asking for help restarting the Trump Tower project, which had stalled.
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Restarting nuclear and ICBM tests would be a blow to Trump, who has boasted that North Korea's moratorium was a major foreign policy win.
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Video of Kale Kessy being brought off the ice after devastating fight, Hershey Bears game soon restarting 9:08 EST #ahl #ESPN #hockey pic.twitter.
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The 280,000 bpd Sharara oilfield, the country's largest, was gradually restarting on Wednesday after the lifting of a pipeline blockade, Libyan oil sources said.
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You can turn off Safe Mode on most Android devices in two ways, one of which is as simple as just restarting your phone.
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But Kim gave no clear indication that the restarting of such tests was imminent and seemed to leave the door open for eventual negotiations.
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Representatives from the United States, Afghanistan, Pakistan and China met Monday in Islamabad as a first step to restarting the stalled Afghan peace talks.
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Recent satellite and tourist photos show construction trucks outside of North Korea's Ryugyong Hotel, indicating that construction is restarting, according to The Daily Mail.
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Now, to add to Samsung's recent tech woes, users have been complaining that the S8 and the S8+ keep spontaneously restarting with no good reason.
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However, restarting production remains a prerequisite for investors, who will be invited to submit expressions of interest in Samir, El-Krimi told Reuters last month.
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Only when stocks of concentrate and metal sink to levels where higher prices can be sustained will large producers look at restarting capacity, they say.
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"Restarting trade talks does not mean that the United States and China will reach a deal any time soon," said Tommy Wu of Oxford Economics.
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She also said Seoul was not considering restarting a joint factory park and tours to a mountain resort in the North as a possible concession.
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The ephemeral data in the device's 250MB of RAM is more tempting for forensic experts, but the data is quickly wiped by restarting the device.
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But in a telephone call Lavrov and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry discussed restarting negotiations between the warring sides, the Russian foreign ministry said.
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The issue on my unit has been temporary, and reverted back to the correct format after restarting the phone, as others seem to have experienced.
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Restarting the phone or the app doesn't work because, in an effort to be super helpful, Messages always tries to open the most recent text.
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The U.N. envoy to Syria, Staffan de Mistura, is in Damascus today, meeting Syria's foreign minister in the hopes of restarting peace talks in Geneva.
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Wait 30 seconds or so before restarting the device and then give it (and your computer) a few minutes to get up and running again.
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Rates will be slow to rebound as refiners from Corpus Christi, Texas to Lake Charles, Louisiana, were in the process of inspecting and restarting operations.
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While some say the home button is necessary for functions like restarting or taking screenshots, others, like Bergman, see touch technology as the path forward.
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While some refineries were restarting operations on Friday, analysts at Goldman Sachs warned some capacity could remain offline for months, weighing on demand for crude.
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The Iranians, in turn, have threatened to respond to any U.S. pullout by restarting nuclear activities that could take them closer to bomb-making capability.
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It also contains provisions that critics say will open the door to restarting searches based simply on whether a target is mentioned in collected communications.
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HOUSTON, Jan 4 (Reuters) - Tesoro Corp on Monday said it was restarting units at its Martinez refinery near San Francisco following a weekend power outage.
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Kobayakawa said profits from restarting the plant would provide a big source of funds to fulfill Tepco's responsibility for Fukushima and improve the company's value.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - ExxonMobil Corp is making progress restarting the 560,500-barrel-per-day Baytown, Texas, refinery, the nation's second-largest, the company said on Sunday.
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EMR bought the Capricorn mine in 2015 for A$15 million ($10.3 million) and brought it out of care and maintenance mode before restarting production.
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Mr Erdogan could have become the magnanimous unifier of a divided nation, unmuzzling the press, restarting peace talks with Kurds and building lasting, independent institutions.
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Restarting your Fitbit Alta won't erase your data, so if you want to wipe your data, you'll have to disconnect it from your Fitbit account.
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Energy Fuels spokesman Curtis Moore said the company is considering restarting the La Sal complex because of its vanadium resources, which are currently more valuable.
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The Ethics Committee hasn't formally said it will launch an investigation into Franken, unlike a public announcement members made on restarting the investigation into Sen.
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The potential for restarting talks with Iran—through diplomatic efforts involving Oman and possibly the UAE—is another blow to MbS's regional ambitions and hubris.
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"Restarting this would be extraordinarily difficult," said John Rizzo, who served as the C.I.A.'s top lawyer during much of President George W. Bush's administration.
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They say restarting the committee doesn't go far enough and are calling for the committee to push for an ambitious agenda to address climate change.
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If muscle damage is not present, temporarily discontinuing statins — in what doctors call a "drug holiday" — and restarting at a lower dose may be tried.
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Meanwhile Monday, Riot Korea issued a statement regarding the possibility of restarting the League of Legends' League Champions Korea (LCK) spring season with online matches.
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The competition was shut down last weekend due to the coronavirus pandemic before restarting Saturday with Week 8 of the scheduled nine-week regular season.
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Workers have begun returning to shuttered factories and offices, but restarting the Chinese industrial machine has proved to be more difficult than shutting it down.
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Several automakers including BMW, PSA and Toyota have delayed restarting their assembly lines in China by another week, and others appear likely to follow suit.
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Michael Douglas, for one, is grateful for the way things have ultimately turned out for Cameron, who is also working on restarting his acting career.
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"When you start campaigns so far out, you are basically turning a machine on, turning it off and then restarting it again," Ms. Rich said.
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At least seven council members are reported to have objected to restarting QE. Dissenters worried that additional unconventional stimulus might do more harm than good.
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Such economic brinksmanship would also offer Greece little hope of real solution — which would include restoring private-sector confidence, attracting foreign investment and restarting growth.
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As of Monday evening, the Department of Energy reported that eight refineries, representing 28500 percent of U.S. refining capacity, have begun the process of restarting.
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In addition to routine maintenance and safety testing, restarting operations could be tricky if systems and equipment were shuttered haphazardly amid frenetic job-site evacuations.
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BFU is the state an iPhone is in before a user unlocks the device for the first time after booting up or restarting the phone.
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That could include restarting plutonium-producing nuclear reactors in Yongbyon, about 60 miles north of Pyongyang, the capital, or launching short- or medium-range missiles.
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"A lot of teams believe that you can turn things around by restarting and getting the right type of pieces," Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist said.
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There might also be a way to load the WSL drivers manually without restarting the computer, but this method is still being investigated, they said.
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The 485-mile (780-km) pipeline was stopped for six months earlier this year because of repeated attacks and crude theft, before restarting on July 10.
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"I have to admit to you that there exists a certain misalignment between Vale and BHP in relation to the process of restarting Samarco," Ferreira said.
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And in some cases, after restarting the phone or performing a soft reset, the symptoms apparently only go away temporarily before resurfacing a short time later.
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Several refineries are still in the midst of restarting plants in the U.S. Gulf, where 4.4 million barrels of capacity was taken down due to Harvey.
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The negative is that restarting idled mines takes far longer and owners have to be convinced that the higher prices are sustainable before committing fresh capital.
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During his visit, Xi is expected to meet with United States President Donald Trump for talks aimed at restarting trade deal negotiations between the two countries.
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Woods' comments resonate across the U.S. oil sector, where domestic producers have been restarting operations as oil prices hold steadily in the $20143-per-barrel range.
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Amid heightened tensions The phone call between Mattis and Han comes amid analysis of new satellite imagery that suggests North Korea is restarting a plutonium reactor.
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Brito added that the board of Usiminas has not discussed selling nor restarting operations at a major raw steel plant in the southeastern city of Cubatão.
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SHANGHAI, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Nissan Motor said on Tuesday it is considering restarting production in China in its venture with Dongfeng Motor Group sometime after Feb.
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City officials at Kashiwazaki Kariwa want Tepco to shut units 1 to 5 in return for restarting reactors No.6 and No.7, media have said.
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Slide Fire Solutions, the maker of bump stocks, has announced that it is restarting sales of the product after a pause following the Las Vegas shooting.
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Previously, presidents focused on doing their jobs before filing for re-election, with President Obama waiting more than two years before officially restarting his campaign apparatus.
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The Mulia Bali in Indonesia is restarting its wellness program with fitness classes such as combat martial arts, and menus with dishes 300 calories or less.
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By restarting the CDU in July, the refinery is working towards producing fuel that meets commercial specification by the end of the year, the sources said.
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Con: This is straight out of the 2017 version of The Mummy, so it might stir up more interest in restarting the failed Dark Universe franchise.
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Abbas visited Trump at the White House on May 4, with the two leaders exchanging smiling pleasantries and high hopes for restarting Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts.
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Following his visit to Beijing in January, during which he secured the lifting of a 17-year import ban, France is restarting beef exports to China.
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Friday's strong employment report already raises questions of whether the Powell Fed will find cause to stay patient for long before restarting its rate "normalization" efforts.
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"If things go very wrong, we can still resume other instruments in our toolbox," Draghi told lawmakers in response to a question about restarting the purchases.
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Exxon's Eikenberry said the company was assessing the status of offshore and onshore operations on Sunday to determine if employees could safely return and begin restarting.
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News about restarting Sharara and El Feel weighed on crude prices, pushing Brent crude futures around 1.5 percent lower to $51.04 a barrel at 1645 GMT.
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The guidelines suggest methods to "demonstrate that a nuclear power plant is safe for restarting after a shutdown caused by a seismic event," the agency said.
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Exxon was restarting the Beaumont polyethylene plant because the portion of the refinery and chemical plant complex where it is located is dry, the company said.
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Efforts are focused on restarting construction on the projects, minimizing impacts and reaching a suitable solution for all stakeholders affected by the current situation, it said.
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It's based on a deeply rigorous system of inspections, one that has repeatedly confirmed that Iran is not, in fact, cheating by, say, restarting prohibited centrifuges.
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You can start a Mac in Safe Mode by either shutting down and turning on or restarting your computer and immediately holding down the shift key.
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The Jews who fled Arab and other Muslim-majority lands were fully absorbed into Israel and other countries decades ago, restarting their lives despite significant challenges.
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Restarting a Fitbit Charge 2 will fix most issues, but in some cases, you might need to go a step further and perform a factory reset.
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While relations have changed drastically since the George W. Bush administration, Paris often goes its own way, including its recent strategy for restarting Israeli-Palestinian talks.
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He can openly commit to a process without concern about making concessions, since only the US is actively working on restarting a peace process right now.
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"We've got our heads down, full steam ahead at restarting that capacity that we had to shut down regrettably a couple years ago," he said Tuesday.
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SINGAPORE, April 18 (Reuters) - Chevron is restarting liquefied natural gas (LNG) production at its Gorgon Train Two facility in Australia, a company spokeswoman said on Tuesday.
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So, if the US is thinking about restarting F-22 production, it couldn't hurt to spend a couple years upgrading the electronics, avionics, and stealthy bits.
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BHP Billiton, BP Plc, Chevron Corp, Equinor and Exxon Mobil Corp earlier reported their had returned crews and were in the process of restarting offshore facilities.
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The talks took place in Doha, where the Taliban have long maintained an informal "political office" for the purpose of restarting the long-dormant peace process.
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Even now, he spouts vulgar nonsense about restarting the economy by Easter when public health experts say the threat is going to persist for far longer.
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Saudi Arabia and Kuwait are in the process of restarting the neutral zone, which they both operate and shut down in 2014 due to low prices.
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If an insurer terminates coverage for nonpayment of premiums, it could require consumers to pay all past-due premiums owed to that insurer before restarting coverage.
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Late on Sunday, Austria suspended train services over the Alps to Italy for about four hours before restarting them after two travellers tested negative for coronavirus.
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In the face of this bleak situation, American policymakers concluded that the key to restoring the prewar European standard of living was restarting the German economy.
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Late on Sunday, Austria suspended train services over the Alps to Italy for about four hours before restarting them after two travelers tested negative for coronavirus.
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The National Security Council's top Ukraine experts -- Trump's own team -- declared "unanimous support" for restarting military funding as Russia's allies continued their assault on eastern Ukraine.
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The ECB's decision on September 12th to launch a package of easing measures, including cutting interest rates and restarting asset purchases, might thus seem well-timed.
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That is despite a blast of recent ECB policy easing, including cutting already negative interest rates and restarting its shuttered 2.6 trillion euro asset purchase program.
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Apple is restarting production of the iPhone X due to weak sales of the iPhone XS and XS Max, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
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By restarting the CDU in July, the refinery is working toward producing fuel that meets commercial specification by the end of the year, the sources said.
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But its statement on its findings, paired with an apparent "full steam ahead" attitude toward restarting production of season four, almost raises more questions than it answers.
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A softening of his rhetoric in recent referendum campaign addresses to Kurdish audiences has hinted that he is open to restarting stalled peace talks with the PKK.
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The two leaders are expected to talk about their trade differences in hopes of restarting stalled trade negotiations and putting a pause on any further punitive measures.
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One U.S. Gulf Coast refinery was restarting after shutting under threats of Tropical Storm Barry, while other refineries in the path of the storm continued to operate.
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Most refineries in southeast Louisiana kept running through the storm except for Phillips 66's 3.7,600 bpd Alliance, Louisiana, refinery, which the company began restarting on Monday.
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Bosai spent around 250 million yuan ($36.89 million) on inspection and repair work prior to restarting the plant, the newspaper quoted plant director Jiao Feng as saying.
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" Mathew Wong, an expert on Hong Kong politics at HKU, said the real decision lies with the central government and "Beijing has strong reservations about restarting reform.
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Most refineries in southeastern Louisiana kept running through the storm except for Phillips 66's 3.7,600-bpd Alliance, Louisiana, refinery, which the company began restarting on Monday.
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Most refineries in southeastern Louisiana kept running through the storm except for Phillips 66's 253,600-bpd Alliance, Louisiana, refinery, which the company began restarting on Monday.
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A government-mediated attempt at restarting talks foundered on Monday, with the two sides far apart on issues such as benefits for new workers and shift changes.
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N) said it was restarting its 560,500 barrel per day (bpd) facility in Baytown, Texas, the second-biggest U.S. oil refinery, after it was inundated by flooding.
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Robert Bertrand, chief of the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples, which represents indigenous people living off of reserves, said abandoning or restarting the inquiry was not an option.
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Kinder Morgan Inc said it is making "significant progress" on restarting systems that were temporarily or partially shut down as a precaution during the passage of Irma.
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As his focus on restarting economic growth pays off in the coming year, he could accomplish much more, and even win over many of his current detractors.
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It is among the first signs of a North American producer restarting wells that were deemed uneconomic during the deepest part of the global crude price slump.
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A Samsung spokeswoman told Reuters the schedule for restarting sales for the device elsewhere, including the United States, will depend on the circumstances for the individual markets.
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From a position of strength she'd work with France's new President, Emmanuel Macron, restarting the France-German motor that propelled the EU in the Cold War decades.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Cruz floated the possibility of restarting his presidential campaign if he won Nebraska's primary, though he said he didn't expect to take the contest.
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In a photo taken of Trump and Kobach, Kobach is holding a slip of paper that includes immigration plans such as restarting a de-facto Muslim registry.
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Last week Trump said he would be open to restarting talks with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, in what looked like the first thaw between the two countries.
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Prosecutors have been looking into his votes, which occurred when United Airlines was restarting flights from Newark to Columbia, S.C., which is close to Samson's vacation home.
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But the costs of idling, and then cranking production back up, is also high, and the process involved in restarting production is delicate, especially for newer projects.
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PRSI filed a notice on Friday with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) that it was restarting the 56,000 bpd gasoline-producing Fluidic Catalytic Cracking Unit.
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Restarting or powering an Xbox One off will not erase games or saved data, so don't be afraid to restart the console when it isn't working properly.
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The ECB last month announced a package of measures that includes restarting bond purchases at a rate of 20 billion euros ($22.24 billion) a month from November.
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Now, the world faces both the prospect of Iran restarting its nuclear program and the far-more menacing threat of a full-blown nuclear-capable North Korea.
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It means building up to what's called "ejaculatory inevitability"—the orgasmic point of no return—then standing down for a minute or so before restarting the action.
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That one game was when Embiid suffered a bone bruise, thereby restarting the recovery "process" he's gone through more than a few times in his short career.
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Six refineries are currently restarting along the Texas Gulf Coast, according to their owners, some of them after dealing with several feet of floodwater in their facilities.
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It is vital for Tehran to keep oil flowing as any disruption would damage its future activities due to the high costs and complexities of restarting production.
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"At this stage there can be no certainty of the date for restarting commercial flights," the company said, adding that it will depend on regulations and demand.
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Kamalvandi said options included enriching uranium to 20% purity or beyond, and restarting IR-2 M centrifuges that were dismantled as one of the deal's core aims.
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And nearly 90% of respondents also expected the ECB to announce the restarting of its money printing presses, with monthly purchases of 30 billion euros from October.
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The figures only reinforced already widespread expectations that the ECB will cut interest rates either in July or September and lay the groundwork for restarting asset purchases.
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If the news is more than a statistical blip, it would be a remarkable turnaround, and would enable the focus to shift to restarting the Chinese economy.
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Independent parliamentary experts at the Hansard Society have said the length of the suspension is significantly longer than would usually be necessary for restarting a parliamentary session.
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Restarting the process at Southwark on Thursday, prosecution counsel Jonathan Kinnear began listing assets that Britain seeks to confiscate from Ibori and return to Nigerian public funds.
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ExxonMobil said on Monday its pipeline division was initiating supply of gasoline and other fuels to the Houston area after making "significant progress" on restarting the lines.
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There must be training for teachers and social workers, and clear guidelines on issues like restarting school and who is best placed to care for a child.
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It's also clear the North Koreans are not interested in restarting negotiations unless the President preemptively eases sanctions which is unlikely to happen, the administration official added.
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It was the latest sign that China's leaders were still struggling to set the right balance between restarting the economy and continuing to fight the coronavirus outbreak.
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He warned in veiled terms that Iran could consider restarting its now largely mothballed nuclear energy program, which is under inspection of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
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On Wednesday, 13 of 20 affected U.S. refineries were at or near normal operating rates and another five were restarting or ramping up, according to IHS Markit.
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The firm said Thursday it is cautiously restarting production at its main plants in China and warned revenue would be hurt by the virus, according to Reuters.
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The backwardation in gasoline is already narrowing as tankers head from Europe to bring relief fuel supplies and U.S. refineries embark on the complicated process of restarting.
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If your iPhone won&apost update apps normally, there are a few things you can try to fix the issue, including restarting the update or your phone.
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ExxonMobil Corp said on Wednesday said it was restarting its 362,300-barrel-per-day Beaumont, Texas, refinery for the first time since it was shut by Harvey.
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It then develops a small brown stem from the desiccated body, poking out of the ground and eventually releasing spores that caterpillars eat, restarting the parasitic process.
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But he also made clear that the EU would set firm conditions for restarting talks with Britain on new trade ties should the worst-case scenario materialise.
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LONDON, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Guernsey police said they are restarting the search for the plane carrying soccer player Emiliano Sala which disappeared over the English Channel on Monday.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - BP Plc began restarting the blending oil unit at its 413,500 barrel-per-day (bpd) Whiting, Indiana, refinery on Tuesday, said sources familiar with plant operations.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Lyondell Basell Industries began restarting a coking unit on Thursday night at its 263,766 barrel per day Houston refinery, Gulf Coast market sources said on Friday.
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This saves a ton of time compared to the old method of saving characters who die by hard-restarting the game and beginning the battle over from scratch.
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"With the trade talks restarting...we will need to see concrete progress and quickly in order to lift Trump's threat," said Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at Oanda.
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Hong Kong (CNN)North Korea appears to be restarting a plutonium reactor just as US Secretary of Defense James Mattis prepares to visit neighboring South Korea and Japan.
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Instagram appears to have removed all of the tagged photos of Devins' death, but there's little to stop abusers from creating new accounts and restarting the cycle again.
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Meanwhile oil companies are restarting operations in the region around Fort McMurray, Alberta, following a huge wildfire last month that forced many sites to evacuate as a precaution.
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Before restarting gas flows through the blast site, PHMSA said, Enbridge must uncover and inspect parts of the lines and perform mechanical and metallurgical testing, among other things.
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In January, when Trump signed an executive action restarting construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, he touted a new requirement that the pipeline be made with American steel.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell said on Tuesday it was restarting a number of units at Europe's largest oil refinery in the Netherlands following a 10-day outage.
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The law firm confirms to me that the business shut down and all the assets were recently sold to investors with plans for "restarting the concept" of Backplane.
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Recycling or replacing chemicals is essential to restarting production of textile fiber from timber in a region where the pulp industry's image was also tarnished by heavy pollution.
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"We assess that North Korea has followed through on its announcement by expanding its Yongbyon enrichment facility and restarting the plutonium production reactor," he said in the report.
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Each time you are killed, rather than restarting from a checkpoint, you jump into the body of another soldier, fighting at a different section of the same battle.
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But just as often, it goes something like this: I select the app and stare at the loading screen a while, possibly force-quitting and restarting several times.
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It said the phone call took place on the initiative of Russia and that both sides had also stressed the importance of United Nations-brokered peace talks restarting.
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China said Thursday the two countries have not been in touch about restarting negotiations and while it does not want a trade war, it would fight if necessary.
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"We believe that working closely together with Eni and with Libya will allow us to bring forward restarting exploration in these promising areas," he said in the statement.
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It risks restarting the deadly cycle of North Korean weapon tests and American "fire and fury" threats that pushed us to the brink of nuclear war in 2017.
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Restarting a Fitbit Alta requires using an official Fitbit charger, so if you need to replace the power cable, make sure you don't buy a third-party brand.
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Other than restarting the app, there's not much you can do until improvements are made by Nintendo and the game's developer, Niantic, to better accommodate the heavy usage.
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His white paper, "Restarting IPOs: The Shortest Path to Recreating Economic Growth in the United States," served as the basis for elements of the JOBS act of 2012.
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Earlier in the day, Marathon said the refinery was restarting units idled by Harvey's passage over the coastal city, 45 miles (72 kilometers) southwest of Houston, on Tuesday.
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Rather than achieving some improbable disarmament deal, Trump's focus now appears to be on simply keeping dialogue going, ensuring Kim feels secure enough to avoid restarting those tests.
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Companies operating the pipelines shut down their lines for between five and seven hours as a safety measure before restarting them, according to Reuters estimates and company representatives.
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Why it matters: This latest threat comes as Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Chinese President Xi Jinping's economic adviser are reportedly restarting talks to reach a trade deal.
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Among top performers meanwhile was Norsk Hydro, up 4.7 percent after the aluminium firm received a permit helping it towards restarting its Alunorte alumina refinery at half capacity.
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N) began restarting units idled by Tropical Storm Harvey at its 459,000 barrel per day (bpd) Galveston Bay refinery in Texas City, Texas, on Wednesday, the company said.
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"The UAW continues to review with great caution and concern decisions being made about restarting workplaces, especially at advanced dates," said UAW President Rory Gamble in a statement.
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Mr. Trump's withdrawal from the deal, along with the restarting of the sanctions, has put huge domestic pressure on Mr. Rouhani to strike back at the United States.
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Representatives of the Yemeni government and the Houthi movement are sitting down to talk in Sweden and offering us hope for restarting the peace process in their country.
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"The UAW continues to review with great caution and concern decisions being made about restarting workplaces, especially at advanced dates," UAW President Rory Gamble said in a statement.
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President Trump imposed the sanctions after withdrawing in May from a 2015 agreement between Iran and world powers that sought to keep Tehran from restarting its nuclear program.
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Lam, Leung's former deputy and now successor, refused to consider restarting political reform after she took office in 279, choosing instead to focus on livelihood and economic issues.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Motiva Enterprises' 607,000 barrel-per-day Port Arthur, Texas, refinery continued restarting the gasoline-producing fluidic catalytic cracker (FCC) on Monday, sources familiar plant operations said.
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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed of Ethiopia was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his work in restarting peace talks with neighboring Eritrea after two decades of frozen conflict.
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Oil refineries across the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean were restarting after being shut as hurricanes Harvey and Irma battered the region over the past three weeks.
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Committees have begun studying potential stimulus measures that include restarting purchases of government and corporate bonds, a form of printing money known as quantitative easing, the statement added.
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If the software update includes security patches and improvements to other parts of the operating system code, Windows needs to shut down everything first by restarting the computer.
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He's also likely to be pressed on the divisions within the ECB over restarting QE — but clearly healing that rift will be down to his successor, Christine Lagarde.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austria suspended train services over the Alps to Italy for about four hours late on Sunday before restarting them after two travellers tested negative for coronavirus.
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In early January, Democrats demanded that pending nominees be returned to the White House at the end of a 2628th Congress – thus restarting the entire nomination/confirmation process.
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The Swiss drugmaker said separately that almost all psoriasis patients rapidly regained skin clearance following a relapse during a treatment pause from its drug Cosentyx, after restarting treatment.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Didi Chuxing, China's biggest ride-hailing provider, is restarting a carpool service it temporarily shut down last year after two female passengers were killed.
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LNG demand from Japanese utilities Kansai Electric and Kyushu Electric might resurface from January following delays to restarting nuclear power plants by two months to perform quality checks.
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Oil majors are restarting their search for giant offshore fields in the region after a two-year lull as recent stability in oil prices revives appetite for exploration.
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The Bobai farmer, who now has no way of paying off her debts, said she has no intention of restarting her farm, even if she could afford to.
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The iPhone owners say they have tried typical tech support fixes like restarting their phones or installing the latest software updates, but it seems those methods don't always work.
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Companies have been restarting short-term shale operations and putting money into capital and exploration there, but the longer-term projects, slower to return cash flow, have been languishing.
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"Two policy areas are key for this goal: restarting structural fiscal adjustment and preserving the thrust of the labor market reforms" introduced by the previous conservative government, it added.
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In basically all cases, the audio lag was gone, and in the few instances where it did pop up, restarting a video was enough to line things back up.
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Work is restarting at the Burnaby storage terminal where the pipeline terminates, and the Westridge marine terminal, where crude is loaded onto tankers, Trans Mountain said in a statement.
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The Brazilian firm is particularly keen on restarting the sale process of fuels distribution unit BR Distribuidora, the country's largest distributor and fuel retailer with 7,500 gas stations natiowide.
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"We have installed new safety equipment and updated our process safety management procedures for restarting and resuming full operations," Exxon spokesman Todd Spitler said on Thursday in an email.
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BENGHAZI, Libya, Aug 22 (Reuters) - Libya's Sharara oil field, the country's largest, was gradually restarting on Tuesday after repeated disruptions causing production shutdowns, two sources at the field said.
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The election commission took a step on Wednesday toward restarting the process by rescheduling elections for interim provincial governors for March 26, commission spokesman Jean-Pierre Kalamba told Reuters.
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Despite defaulting on certain payments last week, DHFL said it was confident of securing new credit lines from lenders and restarting its own lending operations as early as August.
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Trump's energy secretary, Rick Perry, told lawmakers at his confirmation hearing that restarting the Yucca Mountain project could not be ruled out, but that he would collaborate with states.
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More than half the shortfall will be needed from remaining coal-fired plants and the rest from restarting mothballed gas-fired power plants, the Australian Energy Market Operator says.
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" After restarting, Adele sailed through a take on Michael's "Fastlove" — a reversal from her appearance at last year's Grammys, when technical difficulties marred a performance of "All I Ask.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell Plc is restarting the Gas Olefins Unit 1 (GO 1) at its Norco, Louisiana, chemical plant on Monday, sources familiar with plant operations said.
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Now that he is committee chairman, Graham has offered political support for restoring the judicial filibuster after the 2020 election, reasoning that it would be a fair restarting point.
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The system saves fuel and reduces emissions by cutting the engine when the car comes to a full stop and restarting when the foot is taken off the brake.
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AAA will have a better picture of gas prices by next week, Casselano said, after refineries spend the weekend repairing damage and restarting, and as the markets react accordingly.
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But President Obama made clear in earlier remarks he is not interested in restarting the conversation on regulating Wall Street, mocking the idea of deregulation during remarks in Indiana.
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Iran is complying with its commitments, meaning that it is not threatening the United States and Europe or further destabilizing the region by restarting its historical nuclear weapons program.
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Though GOP senators have distanced themselves from Moore following the allegations, President Trump endorsed him this week and the Republican National Committee is restarting financial support for the race.
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Iran on Monday also threatened to take further steps in 60 days, including possibly restarting centrifuges that were dismantled under the nuclear deal or enriching uranium to 20 percent.
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But restarting talks on the North's terms would reward the defiance of its young leader, Kim Jong-un, with no guarantee that he will dismantle the nuclear program irrevocably.
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She tracks down nearly every ball and has an uncanny knack for restarting points with neutralizing shots that frustrate opponents even more than her change-of-direction winners do.
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Iran on Monday also threatened to take further steps in 60 days, including possibly restarting centrifuges that were dismantled under the nuclear deal or enriching uranium to 21625 percent.
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The head of EDF's British unit, Vincent de Rivaz, said the experience gained from restarting new nuclear build in the UK will help cut the cost of following projects.
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Restarting production will be a prerequisite for investors interested in buying Samir but attempts to do so have been frustrated so far by difficulties in getting crude oil supplies.
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This latest threat comes as Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Chinese President Xi Jinping's economic adviser Liu He are reportedly restarting talks to reach a trade deal, per Bloomberg.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Geely-owned carmaker Volvo Car Group said on Saturday it was recalling 59,000 cars after some owners experienced their engines stopping and restarting while they were driving.
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Production of machinery and primary metals contributed to gains in the factory sector, while the overall growth for industrial output largely came from restarting oil and natural gas drilling.
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PSA, which makes the Peugeot and Citroen brands, has suspended output in all its European plants until March 27 and has not given a target date for restarting production.
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The deal would be the first step towards restarting production at the smelter which was shut down last July over debt incurred due to high electricity and alumina prices.
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Steel production in the United States grew about 5% last year and producers are restarting shuttered mills and expanding existing plants, and have announced plans to build new ones.
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According to multiple reports on Sunday, South Korean envoys will travel to North Korea this week for discussions on easing nuclear tensions and restarting talks between Pyongyang and Washington.
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LONDON (Reuters) - ExxonMobil said on Monday its pipeline division was initiating supply of gasoline and other fuels to the Houston area after making "significant progress" on restarting the lines.
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Chester said cost had not been the determining factor to halt the search, but he said restarting it would require "credible new information which leads to a specific location".
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The sources said Lyondell has been doing trouble-shooting work on the 49,000 bpd 636 hydrotreater since restarting on Saturday and is restoring the unit's normal operation on Tuesday.
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Despite the strain on the regime, Tehran lashed out violently to America's withdrawal of the Iran deal by bombing oil fields in Saudi Arabia and restarting its nuclear program.
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However, the likelihood of Kansai restarting a reactor at its Ohi plant in January was somewhat uncertain to begin with, clouding the impact of the delay on LNG demand.
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China said on Thursday the two countries have not been in touch about restarting talks and while it does not want a trade war, it would fight if necessary.
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That, in turn, means restarting prison education programs that were shuttered beginning in the 21991s, when federal and state legislators cut funding to show how tough they were on crime.
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But instead of doubling down, the utility is rethinking its energy mix, reconsidering plans for large wind farms and even restarting a mothballed power plant that runs on fossil fuel.
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In an opinion piece published last year, he called for restarting the bulk collection of domestic telephone metadata and combining it with financial and lifestyle information into one searchable database.
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The refinery is in the process of restarting the hydrocracker after completing a two-month overhaul that increased its capacity from 80,000 bpd to 105,000 bpd, sources have told Reuters.
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The September meeting was the first for former Citi economist Michael Saunders who took the place of Martin Weale who opposed restarting QE in August, before he left the Bank.
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And just like the bug that made the rounds in February that involved a character in the Indian language Telugu, restarting the app or rebooting your phone won't fix it.
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Restarting the camera app solved the problem, but if you're planning on doing a whole photoshoot with your smartphone you should learn how to restart an app in Lollipop first.
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This attitude, though, is expressed in the obsession with restarting the Franco-German motor, an inadequate engine for the expanded EU, rather than trying to bind in countries like Poland.
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Restarting the facility also will bring 1,000 construction jobs and 700 permanent jobs to the site, in addition to the 750 workers at Limetree's nearby oil terminal site, he said.
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Glencore's global head of oil, Alex Beard, told the Reuters Commodities Summit that those involved in the court-ordered liquidation of refiner Samir were working toward restarting the Mohammedia refinery.
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The purchases will be decided by companies themselves according market-based rules, said Gao, adding that the restarting of trade talks had no direct bearing on the U.S. agriculture buys.
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For some producers, the high cost of stopping and restarting has spurred them to keep producing and put the surplus in storage, in the hope that prices will rise again.
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But he said PNG LNG had recovered well, achieving record rates above 9 million tonnes a year, or 30 percent above its design capacity, since restarting production in mid-April.
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With the government considering splitting Tepco's nuclear business and forming alliances with other atomic operators, the issue of restarting the utility's Kashiwazaki Kariwa nuclear plant, the world's biggest, has faded.
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They struck initial agreements on agricultural trade, with better access for American wheat and pork exports to Brazil and the possibility of restarting Brazilian beef sales to the United States.
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"I mean, that would be like the best dream," Khloé says of restarting her marriage to Odom, in a preview of this week's episode of the Kocktails with Khloé show.
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The announcement of the two dozen sponsors of the Alexander-Murray bill came on the heels of a new poll showing strong public support for restarting the payments to insurers.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell Plc is restarting the gasoline-producing unit at its 209,787-barrel-per-day (bpd) Convent, Louisiana, refinery, sources familiar with plant operations said on Monday.
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He added that the Bank of England was not "out of ammunition" if it needed to fight a renewed downturn by cutting interest rates or restarting its bond-buying program.
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The government said on March 20 it would release within 90 days all people arrested during months of protests against Ortega, as a step to restarting dialogue with opposition groups.
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"The most likely outcome is the restarting of the strategic stability talks between the U.S. and Russia," said former Assistant Secretary of State Frank Rose in an interview with Reuters.
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A clear majority, 55 percent, say that if the United States takes measures against Iran that violate the nuclear deal, Iran should retaliate by restarting aspects of its nuclear program.
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Metroid Prime 4, a sequel to Nintendo's iconic sci-fi series set to release on Switch, is "restarting" development with Retro Studios, the team behind the previous Metroid Prime games.
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Apparently believing the dictator's explanation, the president went on to say that Kim expressed interest in restarting negotiations over North Korea's nuclear weapons program once these joint exercises are completed.
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"I feel hopeful that China's apparent success at reducing the spread of the Coronavirus and restarting their enormous economy may provide a blueprint for our future, as well," Reffkin wrote.
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Then a team of plumbers begins restarting the system around St. Patrick's Day, with the aim of having all outdoor water features back up and running by Memorial Day weekend.
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In 2007, the C.I.A. proposed restarting a more limited version of its interrogation program under which inmates were deprived of sleep and solid food, slapped and grabbed by the head.
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The European aerospace giant Airbus has indicated it is only slowly restarting its assembly line, and automakers like General Motors and Toyota have begun only limited production in recent days.
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She also said that she spends about half her time raising money, for the A.R.T. and the institute, and emphasized that she is committed to restarting admissions in three years.
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"Restarting oil exports is crucial for generating revenues needed to provide for the essential needs of the Libyan people, notably electricity, healthcare and infrastructure," the statement by Western countries said.
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"The market is reacting in anticipation of refineries restarting, at the same time expecting a decline in demand due to the after effects of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma," he said.
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Apple iPhone maker Foxconn said on Thursday it is cautiously restarting production at its main plants in China and warned revenue will be hurt this year by the coronavirus epidemic.
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Separately, Volkswagen has postponed restarting production at most China plants in its joint venture with SAIC Motor and the Tianjin plant in its joint venture with FAW Group until Feb.
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The largest U.S. refinery, Motiva Port Arthur, and a number of others were restarting this week, but Goldman Sachs had warned that demand could fall considerably due to the storms.
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" Comey said that because he had already told lawmakers that the Clinton probe was complete, restarting the investigation in such a "hugely significant way" without alerting Congress would be "catastrophic.
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In an opinion piece published in 2016, he called for restarting the bulk collection of domestic telephone metadata and combining it with financial and lifestyle information into one searchable database.
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Representative Mike Pompeo, Republican of Kansas, Mr. Trump's choice to run the Central Intelligence Agency, is an advocate of restarting the agency's detention and interrogation program, which Mr. Obama ended.
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What happens after that is anyone's guess, but it could include restarting long-range missile tests and completely severing the on-again, off-again diplomatic bromance between Trump and Kim.
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"I can't do it again like last year," she said, apologizing profusely and repeatedly to the audience for restarting the number — and for swearing briefly in a moment censored by CBS.
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So, the Europeans have until then to somehow bring the US around to the idea that it may be worth dialing down the scale of sanctions and restarting talks with Iran.
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Over 890 people, including 436 passengers and 458 crew members, were still on board the ship as it approached the port using its own power, after restarting one of its engines.
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Since then, the company has focused on restarting units to produce fuels at three of its refineries in Venezuela and the Caribbean: El Palito, Puerto la Cruz and Isla in Curacao.
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The company, which has a joint venture with the Dongfeng Group, based in Wuhan where the coronavirus has been concentrated, said is considering restarting production in China sometime after Feb. 10.
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The same goes for when you get stuck: restarting a game in Flip Flop involves nothing more than tapping a button, as opposed to cleaning up a big mess of cards.
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Members of the team have said in past years the driver's strategy is to reach roughly 20 mph and then drop the speed to around 9 mph before restarting the engine.
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TORONTO, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Agrium Inc's operations at its Vanscoy potash mine in Saskatchewan remain suspended on Tuesday after a worker was injured, with no timeline for restarting, the company said.
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Hess said on Thursday its budget would go toward deploying additional rigs in North Dakota's Bakken field, developing a field in Guyana and restarting drilling at the Valhall Field in Norway.
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In a move timed to coincide with the restarting of Syrian peace talks in Geneva, Putin said the objectives of the Russian campaign, which began last September, had mostly been achieved.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The new head of Switzerland's powerful labor union federation rejected a draft treaty with the European Union and called for restarting negotiations with the country's most important trading partner.
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But some politicians and banking analysts have questioned whether restarting sales of the government's residual stake in the middle of a slump in bank shares represented the best value for taxpayers.
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Privacy advocates worry it doesn't do enough to address their concerns and, in fact, opens the door to restarting searches of collected communications based on whether a target is just mentioned.
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Enbridge Inc, which has taken a natural gas compressor station offline and canceled planned maintenance work, said on Sunday it had no firm timeline for restarting the station or resuming work.
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Its European refining margins, while still volatile, increased early in the third quarter and its downstream business should benefit from restarting the Grandpuits and Leuna refineries in France and Germany respectively.
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BEIJING, March 28 (Reuters) - London copper prices edged lower in early Asian trade on Thursday as the dollar strengthened, while investors awaited news from U.S.-China trade talks restarting in Beijing.
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Many voters oppose the LDP's policy of restarting Japan's nuclear power stations, which were shut down after Fukushima, and Mr Abe's goal of scrapping the constitution's restrictions on Japan's armed forces.
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Trump told reporters at the White House last week that the U.S. relationship with North Korea remains productive and ongoing while appearing to warn Kim against restarting the country's missile tests.
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U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres believed the launches were "just another reminder of the importance of restarting talks on the denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula", U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric told reporters.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil Corp began restarting the largest crude distillation unit (CDU) at its 502,500 barrel-per-day (bpd) Baton Rouge, Louisiana, refinery on Thursday, said Gulf Coast market sources.
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Following UEFA-recommended protocol, the referee then took the players to the dressing-room for five minutes, FARE said, before dismissing Taison and restarting the game which Shakhtar won 1-0.
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The exact process for restarting a Fitbit varies by model, but for many models, you can place it in the charger and hold its side button until you see it restart.
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The cool-down cargo could be a first step toward restarting LNG production at the facility ahead of schedule or it may simply be needed to maintain operational readiness, traders said.
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The increase in crude exports would be in preparation for restarting the Cienfuegos refinery to increase fuel production on the island, a trader and a shipper close to the exports said.
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"This production is not gone for good, yet when fires are controlled, restarting production will take several more weeks, even without damage," energy analysts at Morgan Stanley said in a note.
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The Vermont senator, who is a member of Democratic leadership, questioned if Trump is willing to break international law and warned that restarting torture could have negative consequences for U.S. troops.
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So to make sure a factory reset is the right move, try restarting your computer, turning off your extensions, and resetting the hardware before moving on to a full factory reset.
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BLED, Slovenia (Reuters) - The new U.S. Special Envoy to the Western Balkans, Matthew Palmer, said on Tuesday a priority in his new role is restarting a dialogue between Serbia and Kosovo.
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Many Israelis I spoke with expressed the view that there was no point in restarting the peace process because any agreement would soon be null and void once the PA collapsed.
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Matthew Futterman: What you missed while the cameras followed Kane's celebration — Panama grabbed the ball and tried the old schoolyard trick of restarting while the other team is off the field.
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Apple iPhone maker Foxconn said in late February it was restarting production of its main plants in China, and warned its revenue would be hit this year due to the epidemic.
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If all else fails, you can try restarting your Xbox One console in an attempt to clear out any stray bugs or hiccups that might be preventing your download from completing.
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Russia The new Democratic majority is also likely to result in a restarting of the congressional investigation into potential collusion between Trump's team and Russia, which House Republicans concluded in March.
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Restarting refineries after flooding is a slow and complicated process plagued with safety risks ("After Harvey: precautions needed during oil and chemical facility start up", U.S. Chemical Safety Board, Aug 2017).
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The anger on display in Tehran and other cities also reinforced the possibility that Iran would now abandon the agreement as well, restarting the nuclear-fuel enrichment that it had halted.
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N) plans to begin restarting its 2000,290 barrel-per-day Baton Rouge, Louisiana, refinery as early as Friday with the largest crude distillation unit (CDU), said sources familiar with plant operations.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - The largest U.S. refinery was restarting production on Monday for the first time since being shut nearly two weeks ago by Hurricane Harvey, said sources familiar with plant operations.
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It's possible North Korea could announce changes of policy direction at the meeting, including an intention to end diplomatic efforts with the United States or restarting its missile or nuclear testing.
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While infrastructure restarts following the storm are expected to extend into the coming weeks, on Wednesday Marathon Petroleum Corp was restarting its Galveston Bay Refinery, said sources familiar with plant operations.
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Now, the prisoner exchange could be a step toward restarting talks between the United States and the Taliban, who have said they will stand by the terms negotiated with Mr. Khalilzad.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil Corp began restarting on Monday the large crude distillation unit (CDU) at its 369,024 barrel-per-day (bpd) Beaumont, Texas, refinery, sources familiar with plant operations said.
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He explained at a Heritage Foundation speech last year that while he had problems the deal, the U.S. negotiated it with its allies and restarting unilateral sanctions would not be effective.
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Australia's Woodside Petroleum bought several cargoes in the spot market as it has extended a planned maintenance at its Pluto LNG plant after technical problems when restarting production, industry sources said.
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Archana Vemulapalli, the city's Chief Technology Officer, said the city paid no ransom and resolved the problem by taking the devices offline, removing all software and restarting the system at each site.
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Trump tweeted Tuesday morning that he would support substantial penalties -- including revoking an American's citizenship -- for burning the US flag, restarting a controversy that has persisted despite decades of settled case law.
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In the phosphate sector - a key revenue earner — the government this month signed a deal to create nearly 3,000 jobs in exchange for ending protests and restarting vital phosphate output and exports.
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As of Tuesday, about 3.8 million barrels of daily refining capacity, or about 20 percent, was shut, though a number of the refineries in that group were in the process of restarting.
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Uber's fleet of self-driving cars is restarting testing today, after a high-speed crash on Friday evening in Tempe, Arizona flipped one of the company's modified Volvo SUVs onto its side.
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Reports that President Donald Trump tried to fire special counsel Robert Mueller last year are restarting the push to pass legislation that would tie the president's hands and protect the independent prosecutor.
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BEIJING, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Volkswagen has postponed restarting production at most China plants in its joint venture with SAIC Motor and the Tianjin plant in its JV with FAW Group until Feb.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's nuclear operators are starting to sell some of their huge holdings of uranium fuel, as chances fade of restarting many more reactors eight years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
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Efforts to negotiate an accord at various points of Obama's term fell apart, and administration officials have acknowledged that restarting talks will be unlikely during the few months remaining in Obama's presidency.
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Cenovus said it was in the process of restarting production at its 23,000-barrel-per-day project on Thursday after it evacuated all 118 workers and shut down production two days prior.
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They struck initial agreements on agricultural trade, with better access for American wheat and pork exports to Brazil and the possibility of restarting sales of Brazilian fresh beef to the United States.
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Image: Solar ImpulseAfter restarting its bid to fly around the world last week, the team behind the all-electric solar-powered airplane Solar Impulse has now made it from California to Arizona.
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Its European refining margins, while still volatile, increased early in the third quarter and its downstream business should benefit from restarting the Grandpuits refinery in France and the Leuna refinery in Germany.
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Both countries were in talks to renegotiate the deals, but they ended when former U.S. President Obama left office in January and Cortina said there is no set date for restarting talks.
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Australia's North West Shelf export facility suffered a partial outage on Friday morning after several production units were taken offline, though at least one is in the process of restarting, sources said.
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Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai announced his long-awaited proposal to undo net neutrality Wednesday, officially restarting one of the most vicious and high-profile political fights of the Obama era.
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As Vox's Alex Ward reported last week, President Xi Jinping asked President Donald Trump to curb his criticism of China over the Hong Kong protests as a condition for restarting trade talks.
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That's likely in reference to restarting the Jinn service that runs 7 days a week, although how many of those couriers will want to take up that possibility remains to be seen.
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Oil refineries across the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean were restarting after being shut down due to hurricanes Harvey and Irma which both battered the region in the past three weeks.
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Previous attempts at restarting a new -- and more politic -- version of the Trump Administration have been dashed along the rocks of the President's desire to be applauded and loved by his base.
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Experts say the quantities of pollution are massive and are steadily rising as the oil and gas industries perform the pollution-intensive process of restarting operations that were halted by the storm.
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U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres believed the missile launches were "just another reminder of the importance of restarting talks on the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula," U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric told reporters.
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Chinese scholars have talked about pulling out of UNCLOS, though that is unlikely, and of restarting construction works in Scarborough Shoal, which is something of a red line for the United States.
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Another benefit to logging off is that it can be a more time efficient solution than restarting your computer completely when some applications are freezing or when you're experiencing memory leak issues.
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Monsanto also said it is restarting U.S. farm trials of NemaStrike, a controversial chemical designed to be applied to crop seeds to protect corn, soybeans and cotton from worms that reduce yields.
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Now, whenever I reboot that PC, it will automatically boot into Windows, but if I enter the boot menu after restarting the computer, I can also choose to boot into Linux instead.
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Sources told Reuters this month the EBRD was close to restarting work in the former Soviet republic — Central Asia's most populous nation — following the death last year of strongman leader Islam Karimov.
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The NBH also said it was considering restarting its mortgage note buying programme, which would provide more long-term liquidity for the banking system and reduce the financing costs of household loans.
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The U.S. stock market rose after Mr. Trump said he will meet with President Xi Jinping of China at the Group of 29 meeting next week in hopes of restarting trade talks.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil Corp's 502,500 barrel-per-day Baton Rouge, Louisiana, refinery restarted a crude distillation unit and was restarting a diesel hydrotreater on Friday, said sources familiar with plant operations.
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As of Wednesday, about 3.8 million barrels of daily refining capacity, or 20 percent of the U.S. total, was shut in, though a number of refineries and petroleum-handling ports were restarting.
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"Prices are extending the momentum seen in the last few days due to a number of U.S. refineries restarting after Harvey," said Harry Tchilinguirian, head of commodity markets strategy at BNP Paribas.
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The greenback, Swiss franc and Japanese yen all weakened on Friday as optimism over the trade talks, together with the European Union and Britain restarting Brexit negotiations, encouraged investors into riskier assets.
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North Korea's official KCNA news agency said restarting the drills would be an "act of ruthlessly trampling even a small sprout of peace that has been now seen on the Korean peninsula".
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Congress should call for restarting the U.S.-Saudi strategic dialogue that lapsed during the Obama years and call for a track of that dialogue to specifically address human rights and incitement issues.
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But the owners of the company's remaining assets are looking into restarting the business, as well as the related Babies "R" Us brand, the company disclosed in a court filing this week.
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A leaking flowline from Husky's White Rose Field to the SeaRose storage vessel was detected on Friday, when Husky was restarting production after suspending operations a day earlier due to stormy weather.
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If your iPhone isn&apost connecting to Wi-Fi properly, there&aposs a good chance that restarting your phone and your router will solve the issue, at least for a little while.
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Japan, Iwaya said, would increase vertigo training for its pilots, check its remaining F-35s and meet residents living near the base from which they operate, in Misawa, Aomori prefecture, before restarting flights.
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Majestic said if it does not complete the proposed sale over the summer, it will continue to run the retail business independently through the December holiday season before restarting sale talks in 2020.
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US President Donald Trump is expected to meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping at the G20 in Japan in June, where some experts hope progress could be made towards restarting a trade deal.
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Some politicians and banking analysts have questioned whether restarting sales of the government's residual 3.6 billion pound stake in the middle of a slump in bank shares represented the best value for taxpayers.
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Most of these bugs go away after fully shutting down the laptop and restarting it, but they are all frustrating things to experience in the first week of using a brand-new laptop.
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Experts say that adrenaline is probably restarting the hearts of people who have been deprived of oxygen for too long, which saves their lives but only after the brain has been irreversibly damaged.
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Customer Chat saves conversation histories, so a user can go from talking with a rep on a retailer's website to conversing with them within the Messenger mobile app without restarting a new thread.
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Iran may respond by restarting its nuclear weapons program, but this is a high risk strategy that could prompt Trump's hardline advisers to pursue air strikes on weapons and research facilities in Iran.
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The address I typed into the Waze search bar resulted in nothing but a spinning circle as it struggled to pull up the route, even after killing the engine and restarting the car.
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Other escalations might include: pulling mothballed centrifuges out of storage to increase the amount of enrichment it can do; restarting enrichment at Fordow, an even deeper-buried and thus harder-to-bomb plant.
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"The ECB more or less announced what it will do - cutting rates, probably restarting QE and putting in place the tiering system for the banks," said Peter Vanden Houte, chief economist at ING.
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Amazon appears to be restarting its funding efforts in India after Acko, the digital insurance startup in India, confirmed that the U.S. retail giant led a new round of funding for its business.
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Rufino Bomasang, a former Philippines energy ministry undersecretary and current executive chairman of Otto Energy Investments, an oil and gas exploration and production company, said restarting the JMSU with CNOOC should be considered.
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TOKYO, June 17 (Reuters) - A Japanese court on Friday upheld its order for the shutdown of two reactors operated by Kansai Electric Power, Kyodo news agency said, preventing the utility from restarting them.
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And despite defaulting on certain payments as late as last week, DHFL said it was confident of securing fresh credit lines from lenders and restarting its lending operations as early as in August.
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The government, which brought the lawsuit, was not immediately available for comment after business hours but in the past has indicated its main concern was reaching a settlement and safely restarting the mine.
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Vale was in discussions with BHP on restarting Samarco and on whether Vale infrastructure could help the joint venture, Vale Chief Executive Murilo Ferreira said, adding an announcement was expected on Dec. 15.
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Putin, in his annual televised phone-in, said there were no guarantees of safety for Russian visitors and that it was too early to talk about restarting flights to that country and Egypt.
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Restarting talks with Pyongyang is an option that needs to be considered, according to David Wright, co-director of the global security program at the nonprofit science advocacy group Union of Concerned Scientists.
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Iran says it could take new steps in the next two months, including restarting dismantled centrifuges and purifying uranium to a sharply higher threshold, unless it is allow to resume normal oil sales.
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But the discussions, aimed at fighting terrorism and restarting political talks to end the war, took place against a backdrop of new carnage in Syria, where a very different dynamic is playing out.
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Since the President met with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, two weeks ago in Argentina, China has delivered on an array of Trump's promises, including lowering auto tariffs and restarting purchases of soybeans.
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The NBH also said it was examining restarting of its mortgage note buying programme, which would provide more long-term liquidity for the banking system and reduce the financing costs of household loans.
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"The apparent restarting of nuclear ambitions by the DPRK is most definitely reactionary to what has happened in Hanoi," Colin Alexander, an expert in political communications at Nottingham Trent University, told VICE News.
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Boeing Chief Financial Officer Greg Smith told Reuters that restarting production of the jet would be a "very slow, methodical, systematic approach to warming the line up, and getting crews back in place."
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Mr. Heller appears to be running for re-election on a dogged effort to prevent the Trump administration from restarting licensing activities at the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste dump outside of Las Vegas.
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Yao said expectations that manufacturing activity would soon start ramping up could be disappointed as factory owners would wait for clarity on the virus before restarting operations after the Lunar New Year holiday.
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If you're constantly restarting your WiFi router because you can't seem to escape Netflix's 25% buffering ring of despair, it's time to throw that old piece of junk out and get an upgrade.
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Analysts expect Iran to become more strident even after the August sanctions take affect, and in addition to restarting its nuclear program, it could accelerate local proxy wars, terrorist activity and even cyberattacks.
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American Airlines said that it would resume partial operations there on Friday to deliver supplies and bring more personnel to assist in restarting its operations at San Juan Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport.
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Just before 8 that morning, almost exactly 12 hours after the cyberattack on the Olympics had begun, Oh and his sleepless staffers finished reconstructing their servers from backups and began restarting every service.
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GM, as planned, "began the process of restarting production" Saturday as part of a two-week process to reopen its 15 assembly plants in the country, according to Jim Cain, a company spokesman.
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Restarting production of a cancer drug In July, Teva Pharmaceuticals announced it had made a "business decision" to discontinue Vincristine -- a drug used to treat childhood cancers including leukemia, lymphoma and brain tumors.
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Some experts doubt that Kim would revive the tensions of 2017 by restarting nuclear and ICBM tests, which would cross a metaphorical "red line" and risk shattering his hard-won diplomacy with Washington.
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These include a complete withdrawal of the currently suspended extradition bill that kicked off this whole mess, an independent investigation into allegations of police brutality, and the restarting of long-stalled political reform.
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Trump's energy secretary, Rick Perry, a former Texas governor, told lawmakers at his confirmation hearing that restarting the Yucca Mountain project could not be ruled out, but that he would collaborate with states.
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But the launch of the Rokkasho plant has been delayed so long — and popular opposition to restarting additional nuclear reactors remains so strong — that skepticism abounds over the plan to recycle the stockpile.
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The move likely will lead to a restarting of this so-called de-risking activity by plan sponsors, who have demonstrated eagerness to get pension liabilities off their books over the past decade.
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Immofinanz's Chief Financial Officer Stefan Schoenauer told reporters on Wednesday there was a shortlist of less than five potential buyers for its five Moscow shopping centres, the last hurdle to restarting the merger talks.
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Turkish and Russian officials had met this week to discuss the restarting of charter flights between the two countries and tourism security after relations soured following Turkey's downing of a Russian jet last year.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 8 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank purchased a net 2.495 billion euros worth of public sector debt last week after restarting the buys following a pause around Christmas, it said on Monday.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Phillips 66 said on Sunday 600 people were at the 247,000 barrel per day (bpd) Sweeny, Texas, refinery assessing and repairing damage from Tropical Storm Harvey in preparation for restarting the plant.
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Helima Croft, RBC's global head of commodity strategy, expects Iran to become more antagonistic — restarting some nuclear activity and increasing support for regional militant groups — but expects the regime to avoid outright military conflict.
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Two other refineries, its Three Rivers and Port Arthur facilities, were in the process of restarting, while its Texas City and Houston refineries, which were never shut down, were still running at reduced rates.
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The company added that it was preparing to file the necessary application to gain approvals for restarting the Ohi No. 1 and No. 2 reactors and that it was examining technical and safety aspects.
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The Ministry of Finance has allocated a portion of this year's budget to key projects and has been in talks with Saudi Binladin in recent weeks about restarting several big schemes, the sources said.
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"We're looking forward to a new lease on life, to use an overused idiom, and restarting and being able to build a sanctuary for our children and our family in north America," he said.
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BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - Libya is gradually restarting production at the El Sharara oilfield, the country's largest, two field engineers and an oil industry source said on Thursday, after unknown gunmen had blocked a pipeline.
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"The armed group attempting to hold NOC and Libya's economic recovery to ransom must leave the field before NOC will consider restarting production," NOC Chairman Mustafa Sanalla told a Chatham House conference in London.
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Since restarting last month, talks have focused on settling differences between the two sides over U.S. President Donald Trump's complaint that the North American Free Trade Agreement has undercut U.S. manufacturing to Mexico's benefit.
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Or maybe, like the Children of the Forest, he will find himself creating the next Night King at the tip of a dragonglass blade, unable to stop himself restarting the cycle of history anew.
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Battery draining Even if you've managed to avoid the server problems, dodged the assorted glitches, and are happily catching 'em all, this is one issue you can't help by closing and restarting the app.
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N) 247,000 barrel per day (bpd) Alliance, Louisiana, refinery was undamaged by the passage of Hurricane Nate on Saturday night and may begin restarting some units on Sunday, sources familiar with plant operations said.
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A time line has not been set for restarting the 49,000 bpd Catalytic Reforming Unit 4 (CRU 4) and the 32,000 bpd Hydrotreating Unit 3 (HTU 3) following the unplanned shutdowns, the sources said.
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The company was in the process of restarting the refinery before abandoning those efforts on Monday after a leak was discovered in the fluid catalytic cracker, according to a report by Energy New Today.
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Royal Dutch Shell Plc's 340,000-bpd Deer Park, Texas, refinery began restarting the large crude unit on Tuesday morning, when temperatures hit a low of 36F (2.2C), according to sources familiar with plant operations.
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Albuquerque favors restarting construction of the Angra 3 nuclear power plant, which has been halted since 2015, as well as promoting the mining of uranium in Brazil, he said in an interview with Folha.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Valero Energy Corp was restarting multiple units at its 335,000 barrel per day (bpd) Port Arthur, Texas, refinery on Monday, according to a notice filed with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.
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But Eswar Prasad, a China expert and economist at Cornell University, said China still faced a major challenge in restarting its economy, especially a time when global demand for its products will be weak.
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The Fed's rate cuts and restarting of quantitative easing are positives for gold, but "we're in an unconventional time and theory might not apply in a time of high volatility and divergence," Yan said.
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Pobeda, which has already suspended international flights due to the coronavirus crisis, said it hoped the move would allow it to channel resources towards anti-crisis measures and to prepare for it restarting flights.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Valero Energy Corp completed restarting the gasoline-producing unit at its 195,000-barrel-per-day (bpd) McKee refinery in Sunray, Texas, on Thursday night, sources familiar with plant operations said on Friday.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Motiva Enterprises' 22012,25-barrel-per-day (bpd) plant in Port Arthur, Texas, the largest U.S. refinery, is restarting its large crude distillation unit (CDU), sources familiar with plant operations said on Monday.
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Later next week, the company plans to complete restarting the 90,000 bpd PSLA-7 CDU and its twin, the 90,000 bpd PSLA-8 as well as a 27,500 bpd coker, according to the sources.
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Irma came on the heels of Hurricane Harvey, which struck the U.S. oil hub of Texas two weeks ago, knocking out a quarter of the nation's refineries, many of which are now restarting operations.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil Corp began restarting units shut by a Wednesday fire at its Baton Rouge, Louisiana, refinery and chemical plant complex on Thursday night, sources familiar with plant operations said on Friday.
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"We assess that North Korea has followed through on its announcement by expanding its Yongbyon enrichment facility and restarting the plutonium production reactor," Clapper said in prepared testimony to the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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A vote tabled Friday would simplify IWC voting rules, reorient the IWC's mission away from conservation and towards "resource management," and look to establish a committee to examine the feasibility of restarting commercial whaling.
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It comes on the heels of Hurricane Harvey, which struck the U.S. oil hub of Texas two weeks ago, knocking out a quarter of the nation's refineries, many of which are now restarting operations.
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Just last week a secretly planned and organized restarting of the legendary Festival In The Desert was cancelled at the last minute because of resurgence of violence by Al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb.
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But Iran has refused to respond to Trump&aposs overtures and has instead grown more aggressive in its rhetoric while restarting work at nuclear sites that had been abandoned under the Obama nuclear deal.
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However, an acute financial crisis last year forced Macri to take a $56.3 billion lifeline from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), in return pledging to balance the country's deficit - including restarting taxes on exports.
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Asked if China's precondition for restarting talks was still tied to the three issues being met, Gao said its basic stance on the trade talks was consistent, and its fundamental demands must be met.
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The sales, a fraction of what China would normally buy from the United States, occurred as top officials met in Shanghai for talks aimed at restarting trade talks to end a year-long trade war.
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CEO Brian Krzanich told the President that Intel was restarting a $7 billion facility in Arizona, which was originally launched in 2011 under President Obama, and then postponed in 2014 due to lack of demand.
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Some users on reddit have even reported trying to use a number of other cables and chargers, restarting the device, and even performing a factory reset to help fix the issue, but to no avail.
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With Google's Home devices, it's often a crapshoot whether or not I'll be able to send music or podcasts to them without restarting my app, the device, or my router at least once a week.
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"Before the end of 2002, North Korea removed the seals on the 5-megawatt reactor and other facilities at Yongbyon, evicted IAEA monitors, and began the process of restarting its nuclear weapons program," Revere explains.
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If you're having nightmares every night or having ones that make you fear falling back asleep and restarting the same scary dream, you face a "lose-lose" situation (nightmare-infused sleep or no sleep whatsoever).
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HOUSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Retail U.S. gasoline prices surged to two-year highs on Friday and global shipping routes were scrambled, even as some U.S. oil refineries began restarting in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.
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However, its European refining margins, while still volatile, increased at the start of the third quarter and its downstream business should benefit from restarting the Grandpuits refinery in France and the Leuna refinery in Germany.
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Tivo filed lawsuits in Boston and Los Angeles on Wednesday, saying Comcast's X1 video recording system infringed on patents describing functionality like pausing and resuming shows on different devices and restarting live programming in progress.
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Restarting would, if it can be pulled off, offer the same basic promise as the original busing era — if it works, it works fast — while changing housing is necessarily going to be a slow undertaking.
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L) said on Monday it would sell its 75 percent stake in women's clothing brand Toast to Dutch firm Bestseller United A/S for 23.3 million pounds ($32.9 million) and also consider restarting dividend payments.
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His massive fundraising in the second quarter -- $25 million raised -- should help with that problem, but a strong debate performance Tuesday night could also go a long way to restarting the buzz machine for him.
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Instagram will have to be vigilant or dealers may win this cat-and-mouse game by constantly switching to new hashtags using drug name variants, misspellings and synonyms, as well as by restarting terminated accounts.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's commerce ministry said on Thursday that China has not been in touch with the United States about restarting trade negotiations and said complaints about forced technology transfers and IP theft are unacceptable.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil Corp was restarting its 362,300 barrel per day (bpd) Beaumont, Texas, refinery for the first time since shutting it nearly three weeks ago due to Tropical Storm Harvey, the company said.
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Military lending supervision: Democrats also criticized Kraninger for not restarting supervisory inspections of lenders to make sure they're complying with the Military Lending Act, a law meant to protect servicemembers and veterans from predatory loans.
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The House Intelligence Committee has also expressed interest in bringing Cohen to testify behind closed doors as part of an investigation into Russian interference that Democratic leaders are restarting after Republicans shuttered it last spring.
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There's nothing like one member's slide toward death to send the others spiralling backward and inward—inspecting old arrangements and restarting lapsed arguments, wondering just what it was, besides blood, that ever held them together.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - PBF Energy was restarting its 190,000 barrel-per-day (bpd) Chalmette, Louisiana, refinery on Sunday after it was knocked out of production by a morning power outage, said sources familiar with plant operations.
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That would mean ending his support for militant groups and joining the fight against them; softening his enmity toward the government of President Bashar al-Assad; and restarting his suspended peace talks with Kurdish nationalists.
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Heavy fighting has continued over the winter from Helmand in the south to Jowzjan province in the north, while suicide attacks have been launched in the capital, underlining the difficulty of restarting the peace process.
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The government of long-ruling President Yoweri Museveni has said restarting the national carrier will help Uganda take a slice of the region's growing aviation business and also invigorate the service sector of the economy.
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North Korean President Kim Jong-un welcomed Trump's assertions of a personal connection between the two men, and agreement was reached on restarting stalled nuclear talks despite widespread scepticism in the U.S. national security establishment.
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As a result, where most horror franchises stick to their main story concept and expand it over time, the Halloween franchise keeps getting lost and restarting itself — hence the shaky continuity of the latest film.
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If you run into problems try restarting your Mac and/or your iPhone, or turning iMessage off and on again—anything that can reset the connection and get Apple's servers to run the sync again.
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Majestic had also said that if it does not complete the sale over the summer, it would continue running its retail business independently through the December holiday season before restarting sale talks again in 2020.
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Clarida added that it was positive that trade negotiations between the U.S. and China appear to be restarting but noted that some Fed policymakers have been advocating easier monetary policy in the face of uncertainties.
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FOCUS ON PRODUCTION RESTARTS China is focusing on restarting factories and businesses hit by strict containment policies which prevented millions of people from traveling and returning to work after extended China Lunar New Year holidays.
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FOCUS ON PRODUCTION RESTARTS China is focusing on restarting factories and businesses hit by strict containment policies which prevented millions of people from travelling and returning to work after extended China Lunar New Year holidays.
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LONDON, March 11 (Reuters) - French food company Danone priced an 800 million-euro bond issue on Wednesday, restarting a European corporate bond market that had been on hold since Monday's severe selloff on coronavirus worries.
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Over the weekend, Houthi, Emirati and Saudi officials agreed to meet the United Nations special representative for Yemen in Switzerland in September to discuss a cease-fire and the possibility of restarting power-sharing talks.
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Initial versions of the ban faced immediate legal challenges, were struck down by courts and then replaced by the administration, restarting the cycle as the policy made its way towards last week's Supreme Court hearing.
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At least seven members of its 25-strong rate-setting body, including the central-bank governors of France and Germany, opposed restarting QE. Klaas Knot, the head of the Dutch central bank, called it "disproportionate".
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. gasoline prices fell on Monday as the nation's oil heartland continued to claw its way back from the devastation wrought by Storm Harvey, with shipping channels, pipelines and refineries restarting operations.
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BERLIN, March 24 (Reuters) - Brussels Airlines is restarting some commercial flights from Belgium on Thursday, using the airports of Liege and Antwerp, while its main hub in the Belgian capital remains closed following Tuesday's attacks.
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Although he also warned Iran against restarting production of the material necessary to make a nuclear bomb — as the clerical government in Tehran has threatened — Mr. Trump made clear he was ready for diplomatic talks.
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Schnabel herself has said she would have voted against restarting the multi-trillion-euro bond-buying scheme in September, although she considers it a valid instrument and sees the need to maintain an easy policy.
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While the whole first season was one long experiment with Eleanor and the other humans in their fake Good Place neighborhood, this single episode showed Michael wiping their memories and restarting the experiment 802 times.
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A top government spokesman said earlier that the Sunagawa power plant may be the first to restart, due to delays in restarting at the key Tomato-Atsuma plant, which supplies about half the island's power.
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"The analysis has to be careful, so that the restarting of operations does not cause negative impacts on the river basin, which has already been significantly affected," ANA said in an emailed response to questions.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil Corp plans to finish restarting the hydrocracker at its 369,024-barrel-per-day (bpd) Beaumont, Texas, refinery by the end of next week, sources familiar with plant operations said on Friday.
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The action announced on Tuesday, while restarting the admissions process halted earlier this year, could result in new roadblocks or even outright bans for refugees from the 11 countries, potentially narrowing the pool even further.
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As Lyonne's Nadia Vulvokov keeps dying and restarting her life, the team behind the show uses its looping structure to examine midlife crises, gentrification, our need for human connection and possibly the Tompkins Square riots.
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It could thus still decide to stay in the deal, rather than kicking out inspectors or restarting large-scale uranium enrichment, in order to avoid angering these other parties — all of which opposed Trump's decision.
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But that's all up in the air now, as activists and tribal leaders respond to Trump's actions, which include restarting the Keystone XL Pipeline, whose dormancy many Standing Rock activists considered a source of inspiration.
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That was before the ECB boss said some of his colleagues on the central bank's governing council had raised the possibility of further rate cuts, while others had mooted the idea of restarting asset purchases.
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The two leaders also have a common desire to pursue a regional strategy that draws on Israel's warming ties with Arab states that share its fear of Iran and ISIS, before restarting talks with the Palestinians.
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With 18 straight quarters of economic growth, the euro zone has been on its best footing in a decade and leading indicators suggest the expansion is finally reaching periphery nations, potentially restarting their long-stalled convergence.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Lyondell Basell Industries expects to begin restarting a crude distillation unit (CDU) and a coker at its 263,776 barrel per day (bpd) Houston refinery late this week, Gulf Coast market sources said on Tuesday.
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"In restarting the trade talks, (there's a) new starting point, a greater common understanding," Wei Jianguo, a former vice minister at China's Ministry of Commerce, said Monday in a Mandarin-language phone interview, translated by CNBC.
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The weak manufacturing readings are likely to cast a shadow over the apparent progress U.S. and Chinese leaders made in Japan over the weekend in restarting their troubled talks over tariffs amid a costly trade war.
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Restarting Slack on mobile or desktop should pull up the new feature for all users, and it looks like the company updated its help center page for statuses yesterday to include information about the new change.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Regional utility Shikoku Electric Power Co moved closer to restarting its only operable nuclear reactor, when a court in Japan on Friday rejected a lawsuit that would have prevented operation of the nuclear unit.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's utilities are reserving capacity for nuclear power on their grids even though all but two of the nation's reactors remain closed with little prospect of many others restarting, according to a Reuters survey.
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There are a couple of temporary fixes you can try — including restarting your device and turning off Javascript — but you'll have to wait for the update from Apple to stamp out this particular bug for good.
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Restarting a portion of that capacity may mean Chinese exports seep back into the global markets at a time when the country is already under fire for flooding the world with steel and other metal exports.
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Teva said it was working with the Mexican pharmaceutical regulator Cofepris at restarting manufacturing lines on an "individual product basis", but the "comprehensive remediation process" would be completed at the end of 2019 or early 2020.
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Speaking to his cabinet, Moon said he would use the April 11 summit in Washington to discuss restarting U.S.-North Korea talks, advancing a peace process and creating a "virtuous cycle" of improving relations with Pyongyang.
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"We believe that market conditions are ideal as we evaluate the available options to return Kipushi to production," Friedland said in a statement announcing the prospect of restarting the mine at a cost of $409 million.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - PBF Energy began restarting the cat feed hydrotreater at its 190,000-barrel-per-day (bpd) Chalmette, Louisiana, oil refinery on Monday, a day ahead of schedule, two sources familiar with the plant's operations said.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) left the door open Tuesday to restarting bipartisan talks on an ObamaCare stabilization bill.
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A hug -- rather than a hello or a handshake -- would literally and figuratively position you as embracing a dictator who, for starters, may or may not be considering restarting missile launches aimed at the United States.
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Sergei Gorkov said at a meeting with Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev that VEB was considering restarting financing for projects in the pharmaceutical, energy and metallurgical sectors, among others, according to a statement from VEB on Tuesday.
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Fair St. Louis is going with Option No. 2, celebrating on Wednesday, July 4, taking a break on Thursday, and then restarting the red, white and blue party on Friday, July 6, and Saturday July 7.
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After a 28 percent fall in the value of Lloyds stock so far this year, some analysts questioned whether restarting share sales in the middle of a banking share slump represented the best value for taxpayers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - When Liu He, Chinese President Xi Jinping's top economic adviser, came to Washington in late February, he was expected to make arrangements for restarting trade talks that President Donald Trump had put on ice.
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The decision comes as top officials at the State Department, Pentagon and in the intelligence community warned Trump against the bold move, explaining that it could hurt chances of restarting peace talks between Israel and Palestinians.
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When your computer is misbehaving, the first thing a support technician will tell you is to turn it off and turn it back on again, because restarting a computer can clear out glitches and corrupted software.
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"Revenge pollution" The concern, Li said, is that once the coronavirus threat has passed, China will be solely focused on restarting its economy, which was already hurting in the wake of the US-China trade war.
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But it refrained from signalling bolder steps, such as cutting rates or restarting its massive bond purchases, maintaining a recovery in inflation towards its target of just under 2 percent had simply been delayed, not derailed .
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He had been on Twitter years ago but, with few followers and not much interest in it, he had trailed off until the agent helping him to promote his book, "I'm Keith Hernandez," recommended restarting it.
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The company intends to invest as much as $150 million on restarting and upgrading a plant in Hawesville, Ky. Both Alcoa and Century have financially benefited from the rise in aluminum prices in the United States.
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Quickly unplugging and restarting an Amazon Echo can usually jog a nonresponsive or malfunctioning device back to proper working order, while in some cases a full factory reset might be needed to restore to proper function.
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Austria suspended train services over the Alps to Italy for about four hours on Sunday before restarting them after two travelers tested negative for coronavirus on a train traveling from Venice, Italy, to Munich in Germany.
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Trump has faced deep skepticism at home and abroad over the chances for him to achieve any quick breakthrough, not least because his administration has yet to articulate a strategy for restarting a moribund peace process.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) left the door open Tuesday to restarting bipartisan talks on an ObamaCare stabilization bill.
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The switch at the top of Saudi Arabia's energy ministry has raised speculation that the kingdom could shift course by restarting the market share war it waged in 2014 under former oil minister Ali al-Naimi.
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"And by the way, what things like that are about is the understanding that that's what the media will focus on," Sanders said after restarting his speech, gesturing to the area where the activists had stood.
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U.S. Steel on Wednesday said it would begin restarting one of two idled blast furnaces at its Granite City, Illinois, steel plant – a process that will take up to four months and could support 500 jobs.
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The GOP plan seeks to replace the mandate and achieve the same result — but here's the dynamic at play: Since healthy people are punished for restarting coverage, they might decide to hold out until they get sick.
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As much as restarting missions is a part of the RTS ethos, it's one thing to do so to learn the tactics — it's quite another to restart because you simply can't move fast enough with the controller.
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Although many refineries and pipelines which were knocked out by Harvey are now in the process of restarting, analysts say it will take some time before the U.S. petroleum industry is back to full crude processing capacity.
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The cards feature little Google logos on them, and there are some basic settings you can use, as well – like turning off the sound, undoing your last move, or restarting the game when you're out of moves.
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But U.S. crude futures and the front-month spread between July and August U.S. crude futures pared losses after news of the Ozark pipeline from Cushing to Illinois restarting on Friday, traders and brokers said.
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"S3 has experienced massive growth over the last several years and the process of restarting these services and running the necessary safety checks to validate the integrity of the metadata took longer than expected," the company said.
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Three former Homeland Security secretaries, Jeh Johnson, Janet Napolitano, and Michael Chertoff, wrote a letter to Congress warning that the burden of logistically restarting the system places the realistic deadline for passing a bill in mid-January.
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The latest launches were intended to put pressure on South Korea and the United States to stop upcoming military drills and came as diplomats criss-cross the region this week in the hope of restarting the talks.
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After his recent threat to impose tariffs on Mexico, Trump's focus has shifted from North American trade to restarting trade talks with China, a burgeoning crisis with Iran, and gearing up for his own re-election campaign.
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"Uber has kept Mayor Peduto updated on their plans and he appreciates the company restarting operations in manual mode to be extra careful on Pittsburgh streets," a spokesperson for Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto said in an email.
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The release of hostages held by the ELN is President Ivan Duque's top precondition for restarting peace talks with the group, which claimed responsibility for a bombing that killed 21 cadets at a police academy in January.
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" Limo acknowledged claims of malfunctioning voting machines, which have circulated online, saying there have been "three or four cases of malfunction where the system needed restarting," but added that for the most part things have "gone well.
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When I bring up a bare-bones late night set I saw him play last year during Toronto's Canadian Music Week, which saw him restarting songs numerous times due to technical difficulties, his reaction is characteristically carefree.
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Japan, the world's largest importer of natural gas, is restarting its nuclear reactors six years after the 2011 Fukushima disaster, with three out of 43 nuclear reactors brought back online since August and more expected to come.
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Trump has faced deep skepticism at home and abroad over the chances for him to achieve any quick breakthrough, not least because his administration has yet to articulate a cohesive strategy for restarting the moribund peace process.
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There's no punishment for failure except restarting a level — the first time I "died," I expected a little sass from my chatty companion, Ring, but it just popped me back to the map with nary a word.
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On the steel side, Nucor is planning to open a new $240 million steel mill in central Florida, creating 250 jobs, while U.S. Steel is restarting production and rehiring 500 laid-off employees in Granite City, Illinois.
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LONDON, Nov 11 (Reuters) - * Trafigura's zinc and lead firm Nyrstar is in the final stages of restarting its primary Top Submerged Lance furnace at its Port Pirie lead processing plant in Australia, the company said on Monday.
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"Restarting the process of regular authorizations for the FCC will make the agency more accountable to the American people and ensure that the agency has the right tools to do its job," he said in a statement.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - PBF Energy began restarting the cat feed hydrotreater at its 190,000-barrel-per-day (bpd) Chalmette, Louisiana, refinery on Monday, about a day ahead of schedule, sources familiar with plant operations said on Monday afternoon.
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Analysts at Goldman Sachs say they expect the European Central Bank to announce it is restarting a long-term financing stimulus program as soon as March, despite having just called off its bond-buying program in December.
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He's cast himself as a wartime president, even as he sends conflicting signals on whether his bigger priority is ending the pandemic or restarting the US economy, both of which will now undoubtedly influence his re-election.
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"We are encouraged the talks are restarting and additional tariffs are on hold, and we look forward to getting more detail on the president's remarks on Huawei," said John Neuffer, the president of the Semiconductor Industry Association.
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They warned that the move furthers the perception that the U.S. is no longer a reliable negotiating partner, risks pushing Kim closer to China, and, worst of all, could goad the North Koreans into restarting missile tests.
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"The most likely outcome is the restarting of the strategic stability talks between the U.S. and Russia," said Frank Rose, a former U.S. assistant secretary of state for arms control now at the Brookings Institution think tank.
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In restarting operations at its missile technology site, North Korea is seeking "to increase its leverage before the next round of talks," said Koh Yu-hwan, a professor of North Korean studies at Dongguk University in Seoul.
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United States Steel, which said it was restarting idled furnaces around the country in response to the tariffs, has filed objections against a slew of companies seeking exclusions, sometimes opposing dozens of requests from the same source.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's President Moon Jae-in hailed U.S. President Donald Trump for sending birthday wishes to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, describing it as "a great idea" to improve chances of restarting denuclearization talks.
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Sources told Reuters this month the EBRD was close to restarting work in the former Soviet republic — Central Asia's most populous nation — after a decade-long absence following the death last year of authoritarian leader Islam Karimov.
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It is becoming increasingly clear that restarting China — the world's largest manufacturer and a titan of global trade — would be difficult even if the country made major strides in the next few days toward containing the outbreak.
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