A delay would mark the first direct impact on reactor restarts from the Kobe Steel scandal, raising worries over similar delays in restarts at other nuclear plants, the Nikkei said.
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If your phone restarts successfully, your problem is probably solved.
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Gathered up, Gay restarts her life and writes and writes.
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Restarts, however, will only lessen not eliminate U.S. import dependency.
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A man his age only had so many restarts left.
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Some levels limit your retries, whereas others offer unlimited restarts.
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This will ensure your computer restarts normally, without the prompt.
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Second chances and restarts have historically been the American way.
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Most of the postponed restarts will affect this month and December.
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When his heart restarts, it does so at twice the speed.
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We seen it the last couple restarts, so just wrong place.
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And restarts are dangerous periods, as fires and explosions can occur.
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After that, restarts — including one in overtime — became his major obstacles.
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Restarts are an especially dangerous period when fires and explosions occur.
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Click Restart, and when the computer restarts, choose Powerwash and Continue.
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Once the server restarts, we anticipate the issue to be resolved.
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We had a fast car on restarts and could really take off.
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"We haven't seen any restarts yet (from the affected smelters)," she said.
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He said he did not expect another round of restarts before 2020.
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Each time she dies, the night restarts at the same exact moment.
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California's legislative period ended earlier this month and restarts in January 2020.
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However, limited restarts of smelters in China were helping the market, it said.
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We go back to life as normal until another breach restarts the cycle.
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A phone call between Trump and Xi restarts talks between the two sides.
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There are no restarts in their game and they're already down two lives.
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Whenever the animator moves the light source, it restarts the rendering from scratch.
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CFM officials said on Friday the LEAP restarts in 50 seconds per engine.
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The news of the restarts contributed to a dip in global oil prices.
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Or you can just run on a slower speed until your month restarts.
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Power restarts fourth Saturday night behind Hinchcliffe, Ryan Hunter-Reay and Mikhail Aleshin.
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When analysts start to sound more bearish, oil bottoms and restarts its climb.
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The workers will get their back pay once the government restarts, he noted.
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It restarts an argument many of us forgot we even needed to have.
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Another 500,000 tonnes of restarts would be "mission accomplished" for the U.S. administration.
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Auto reset restarts the unit to its previous setting after a power loss.
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The initial administrative mistake restarts the clock on Debenhams' response to the request.
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CFM officials said on Friday the LEAP restarts consistently in 50 seconds per engine.
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Hopefully, its particle-hunting abilities will be even better once it restarts in 2021.
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Of course, that restarts the installment plan, which continues, year after year, ad infinitum.
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"If you get stuck, the case restarts but with new representation," Ms. Stogsdill said.
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Santa Fe school shooting restarts gun debate Former Secretary of Education Bill Bennett weighs in.
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Pittsburgh officials will be watching Uber like a hawk as it gradually restarts its program.
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Some vehicles already have this feature, but their rough restarts have turned off many consumers.
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Those on aluminum and steel are specifically aimed at encouraging restarts of idled domestic capacity.
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Public opposition, safety and other regulatory obstacles have made the outlook for further restarts unclear.
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Users must turn the power off and on to test again, although it restarts quickly.
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"Affected devices may experience unexpected restarts, a frozen screen, or won't turn on," the post reads.
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Then I wake up, because the muzak restarts to signal that the whole session is over.
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EVERCORE PARTNERS SET TO LOSE TOP ADVISORY ROLE IN SAUDI ARAMCO'S IPO AS PREPARATION RESTARTS - SOURCES
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In my tests of Eero, the setup required almost no configuration and, so far, no restarts.
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Not long after she starts, the kindergartner decides she isn't happy with her work and restarts.
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In my tests of Eero, the setup required almost no configuration, and, so far, no restarts.
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Farr will likely have to answer these questions if he restarts the nomination process next year.
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From here the game "restarts" and begins again as if Sayori was never part of it.
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That means the balance won't be larger when the borrower restarts payments than it is now.
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You need to save at a church to change modes, at which point, the chapter restarts.
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"We caught a couple breaks, there, on those restarts and made the most of them," Keselowski said.
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The move effectively restarts the clock on the window to appeal, which Samuel did on Thursday afternoon.
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The solution is just a few simple steps, but figuring it out involved multiple deaths and restarts.
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In the months preceding the Apollo 11 launch, computer scientists had deliberately triggered numerous restarts in simulation.
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"We nailed pit stops and restarts when it counted, and that put us in position," Keselowski said.
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Her voice and manner — the way she stops and restarts before completing a thought — are instantly familiar.
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The Saudis have said they would consider making nuclear weapons if Iran restarts its nuclear weapons program.
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While the process has been slow and riddled with setbacks and restarts, this is a substantial accomplishment.
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Every time the loop restarts, the next entry in the list will be assigned to the variable item.
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Even with a reasonable increase in the oil price, it would take time before investment restarts, he added.
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In stop-and-go freeway traffic, the engine will most likely remain running to avoid repetitious, annoying restarts.
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Even with a reasonable increase in the oil price, it would take time before investment restarts, he said.
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Restarts are one of the most dangerous times for refinery workers, so operators keep shutdowns to a minimum.
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After the officer starts to open the driver's door, Mr. DuBose pulls it closed and restarts the car.
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Frankly, if the combined effect of price and sanctions doesn't spark restarts, nothing will revive dormant American smelters.
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EDF is expected to give more details about reactor restarts when it releases nine-month results late on Tuesday.
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Local officials—who have some say over restarts—adverse court rulings and other glitches have held up the others.
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Australia is expected to produce more heavy-sweet crude once the Greater Enfield project restarts production by mid-2019.
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Truex and Kenseth traded the lead back and forth on restarts early in the second half of the race.
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As Scholten restarts his campaigning for this election cycle, he noted Buttigieg's recent crowds in Carroll and Chickasaw counties.
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U.S. aluminium consumers, it seems, will pay the price for the administration's stated aim of forcing U.S. smelter restarts.
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Which is why of course it's playing its hand close to its chest, when it comes to discussing restarts.
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When the video restarts the swimmers come out with their hands up, Ryan is standing and then goes down.
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Be warned, though: Encrypting a device can take more than an hour and a few device restarts to complete.
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Some refineries were preparing for restarts, but heavy rains were expected to last through Wednesday, adding to catastrophic flooding.
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Glasenberg said that Glencore will keep monitoring the market, particularly global smelter output, before pulling the trigger on restarts.
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HAPPY AT HOME Kyle Larson persevered through four late restarts to win the Auto Club 400 in Fontana, Calif.
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I was super-loose, there, on the last restarts, and the 212 got me spinning my tires a little bit.
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RESTARTS AND CLOSURES Production in the world outside of China slid by 0.6% in the first half of this year.
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Of course, part of any tariff-induced hole in the U.S. aluminium supply chain could be filled by smelter restarts.
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Thor restarts a dead star and a hero known for being able to get microscopically small can't escape house arrest?
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"Once the requested missing information is provided the Commission restarts the clock," Commission spokesman Ricardo Cardoso said in an email.
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Once Unit 536 restarts, Lyondell plans to move the refinery's crude oil intake up to as high as 200,000 bpd.
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Some warn it could start a Mideast arms race if Iran also leaves the deal and restarts its nuclear program.
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Elliott finished a career-best second, but he was not in the mood to celebrate, blaming himself for poor restarts.
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Once your computer restarts, click the Apple logo at the top-left of your screen and select "System Preferences…"4.
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After three warnings, the new software prevents Autopilot from operating until the driver stops, turns off the car and restarts.
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Restarts of pipelines that move fuel from refineries to the rest of the nation also were alleviating worries about shortages.
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The production restarts and new capacity come as local prices and demand rise, and are earlier than some experts expected.
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Lawrence's character destroys herself and the house with it, but her husband simply restarts the cycle with a new woman.
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They should refuse to pass any legislation, including to keep the federal government open, until a real Russia investigation restarts.
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These fixes, though, can inadvertently cause serious problems beyond processing slowdowns, including random restarts, and even the blue screen of death.
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The Japanese public is also opposed to restarts and a majority favors an exit from nuclear power, according to opinion polls.
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Behind the clean, near-perfect execution that you see, how many hours of failures, aborted attempts, and restarts are you missing?
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It worked, but would periodically require manual restarts of multiple things — the fail-and-pray situation called out by my colleague.
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"The risk of restarts does in our view have some limited impact to potential upside price trajectory," Citi's David Wilson said.
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She is no longer ensconced in the dream of lover's time, where every day restarts as if the last never happened.
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Eight matches are scheduled for Saturday and another eight for Sunday as the league restarts with a busier schedule than usual.
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A surge in coal prices last year from below $80 a tonne to above $300 had raised expectations of mine restarts.
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Some refineries were preparing for restarts, but heavy rains are expected to last through Wednesday, adding to catastrophic flooding in Houston.
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Anticipated restarts to alumina production, including at Norsk Hydro's Alunorte plant in Brazil, could keep pressure on prices, analysts have said.
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The malware, Scranos, infects with rootkit capabilities, burying deep into vulnerable Windows computers to gain persistent access — even after the computer restarts.
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Restarts by Century Aluminum and Magnitude 7 Metals may have helped narrow the U.S. supply-demand gap but they haven't closed it.
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Too many restarts like that can cause inconsistencies in the program, mess up data in the computer's memory, and stop the program.
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Today, increased government lending is stimulating restarts of mothballed capacity, which is only going to make those structural problems worse not better.
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Citi's Wilson said traders have been preoccupied since last week by the extent of restarts of aluminum smelters in China this year.
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Busch was running fifth when he returned to the track, and subsequent restarts in the bottom lane cost him even more positions.
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We were very close to wide open and there was definitely some pack-racing moments after the restarts and stuff like that.
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Governors do not have the legal authority to prevent restarts but their agreement is usually required before a plant can resume operations.
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"Kyle's great, especially on restarts," said Allgaier, who led three times for 24 laps, half the total recorded by the race winner.
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The many peripheral themes intelligently raised — racism, alienation, the futility of creativity — are wiped out as the narrative reshuffles itself and restarts.
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But without harder confirmation that the market for refined zinc is tightening, Glencore can be expected to hold its fire on restarts.
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If the deal collapses and Iran restarts its nuclear programme, then similar unannounced attacks on suspected nuclear sites are a strong possibility.
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Trust in Apple and its smartphones was shaken last year when consumers with older iOS devices complained about random restarts and throttled devices.
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That would seem to tally with anecdotal reports of new capacity coming online and restarts to take advantage of the improving price environment.
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Every time her loop restarts, she ends up back in the highly designed, almost spooky bathroom of her best friend, Maxine (Greta Lee).
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I know my guy lives in a better place and will delight all the SXSW visitors, at least until Lego restarts the app.
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NEGATIVE U.S. BOND YIELDS COULD "SWIFTLY CHANGE FROM THEORY TO REALITY" IF FED CUTS RATES BACK DOWN TO ZERO, RESTARTS QUANTITATIVE EASING - PIMCO
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Johnson, a four-time Coca-Cola 600 winner, was on Truex's door a handful of times on restarts, but then would fade back.
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See our article "How to restart and force-restart any iPhone model," and after it restarts, check to see if it downloads properly.
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We wish Jayson great success and we're thrilled to help him achieve it by donating 500 dozen doughnuts when he restarts his business.
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Production is expected to be up to 11,000 bpd lower when it restarts after the seizure due to looting, NOC said last week.
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Saskatchewan grain farmer Kenton Possberg employs six workers from Europe and South Africa, and restarts his search every time a worker times out.
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"Extruded Solutions is working hard to enable further restarts during the coming days, which would allow for continued deliveries to customers," Hydro said.
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Hot, dry summers then turn that forest floor into fuel, and on average every seven years a wildfire sweeps and restarts the cycle.
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In addition to the lack of strategy behind imposing new sanctions, there's always the chance that Iran restarts its nuclear program in earnest.
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Citi analyst Oliver Nugent argues that smelter restarts, expansions and new operations will add 500,000-600,000 tonnes of new refined zinc supply this year.
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The publication of the final NPRM restarts the comment period and it's imperative that everyone who wants to preserve net neutrality leave a comment.
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Like the Rorschach zealots are seen dismantling watches in the first episode, Veidt seems to be planning something, as he restarts the stopped watch.
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You can reset your Siri identifier by turning Siri and Dictation off and back on, which effectively restarts your relationship with Siri and Dictation.
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"That creates an aura that I think restarts the animal spirits around investing in American manufacturing and emboldens manufacturers to invest in more business."
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The operational flexibility of gas-fired power plants — fast restarts and fast build-up to full capacity — makes them a good match for renewables.
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The news of the Libyan restarts helped push Brent below its 200-day moving average (MA) at $51.29 a barrel, a key technical support.
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"We're probably talking until the start of June to look at some bigger scale restarts at these projects," said FirstEnergy Capital analyst Martin King.
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The market was assessing Irma's effect on demand, even as refinery restarts in the wake of Hurricane Harvey boosted expectations for crude oil consumption.
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Before the company restarts any lines, it must first receive permission to do so from the U.S. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA).
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Running a power cycle that restarts an Xbox One will also reset the software, usually clearing out any glitches that were affecting game play.
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Opposition to nuclear power has seen communities across the country file lawsuits to prevent restarts, marking a serious challenge for Abe's pro-nuclear stance.
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"There were moments of optimism around restarts of business activities in China ... following China's stimulus announcements," ANZ Research's John Bromhead said in a note.
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The market is assessing Hurricane Irma's effect on demand, even as refinery restarts in the wake of Hurricane Harvey boosted crude oil consumption expectations.
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It may continue to accept parts from major suppliers, so that when the company restarts the Max line production can be quickly ramped up.
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The new order, set to take effect March 2628, restarts the 28500-day country-focused travel ban and the 6900-day suspension of refugee admissions.
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There is definitely a risk that restarts will cap global prices - iron ore, steel, alumina - unless we see a far better China economic picture emerge.
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Somewhere in the middle, a mysterious program was stealing the remaining 28 percent, plus a little more, overloading the processing queue and forcing the restarts.
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A newly discovered iOS bug lets an attacker construct a simple text message which, when sent to an iPhone, immediately freezes and possibly restarts it.
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It uses high precision aspheric lenses and a proximity sensor that automatically pauses and restarts playback when you take it off or put it on.
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The result is a set of planned restarts and capacity expansions in primary and downstream aluminum sectors that will create more than 21625,2900 new jobs.
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"The wildfires in Alberta continue to delay oil production restarts, weighing on petroleum product shipments tied to the region," said Susquehanna rail analyst Bascome Majors.
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The system also has a failsafe mode that restarts at any time as the laser scanner can check to see exactly where the print stopped.
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With the spot price now back above $90 per tonne, focus has once again turned to the potential for production restarts, particularly in China itself.
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Even when Girard Point restarts, it will run at reduced rates due to the loss of the alkylation unit, two sources told Reuters on Sunday.
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When work restarts on the planned date of March 2, employee temperatures will be monitored twice a day and workers outfitted with masks and gloves.
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" He continued: "For me, as a driver, I'll spend more time studying what my opponents do on restarts and what they do at certain racetracks.
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Instead of laughing along, they look at him weirdly, and one of them quickly restarts the discussion, as if Brendan hadn't said anything at all.
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Tepco estimates it can cut costs by between 40 billion and 90 billion yen a year for each reactor it restarts at the seven-unit station.
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If you own Apple's smart speaker, you shouldn't need to worry about random restarts or Siri going unresponsive when you're trying to give a voice command.
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Samsung, for instance, pulled an international Oreo update for the Galaxy S8 last month after it was found to be causing random restarts in some cases.
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Consultancy AZ China, for example, is forecasting around three million tonnes of capacity to be added this year in a combination of greenfield plant and restarts.
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The spread "could stretch a bit further" but U.S. refinery restarts and growing U.S. exports should eventually lift WTI prices and narrow the spread, Ritterbusch said.
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Parliament restarts a debate on her deal later on Wednesday after May pulled an earlier vote in December after acknowledging she looked set to be defeated.
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Adele swears, restarts during George Michael Grammy tribute Adele's evening got better when her single "Hello" won Grammy Awards for song and record of the year.
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Washington (CNN)Saudi Arabia's foreign minister told CNN on Wednesday that his country stands ready to build nuclear weapons if Iran restarts its atomic weapons program.
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Even Goldman warns that one "main downside risk to the (long zinc, short copper) trade in our view would be news of imminent Glencore zinc restarts".
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Last month, FSA officials said in an interview they had expected funding for these loans or guarantees to be depleted before the program restarts on Oct.
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At that moment, when as a listener you kind of lose it, he restarts some of these important themes in octaves, so you have some pointers.
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December aluminium output came in at 3.04 million tonnes, the NBS said, up 4.9% from the previous month thanks to a wave of restarts at smelters.
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He also learned that puberty restarts when youths stop taking the blockers, and said he is reconsidering what kind of bill would make the most sense.
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After PSLA-90 restarts and as early as this weekend, Exxon plans to restart the second-largest CDU, the 110,000 bpd PSLA-9, the sources said.
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Construction of the airstrip, which had begun before the attack, would take an additional three months to complete once work on it restarts, the company added.
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"That was the only shot we had to beat (Harvick) to be honest," Blaney said of challenging for the win on a couple of late-race restarts.
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"Because of these bottlenecks, EDF anticipates that some of the restarts will be delayed, and this could run into the start of next year," the source said.
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Apple says its faulty logic boards may have been causing random restarts, screen freezes, and defective startup initiations that prevent the iPhone 8 from turning on properly.
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It functions as a cache system for your primary storage drive, storing necessary data, sort of like RAM might, but holding onto that data in between restarts.
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But once things cool down, the nickel particles find their way back to each other and the electric flow restarts, allowing the gizmo to run normally again.
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So when you get off the plane, everything restarts and [your digestive system] has so much more work to do and so it makes you more tired.
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In the Tajik version of the game, every time someone manages to fling the carcass inside a marked circle, they win a prize and the game restarts.
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ET. Brent briefly spiked to a new three-year high at $75.47 after Trump earlier said Iran will have "big problems" if it restarts its nuclear program.
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U.S. crude oil prices settled 13 percent higher at $48.07 a barrel as U.S. refinery restarts and Saudi cut extension talks offset Hurricane Irma-related demand fears.
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The new life of the oranges restarts in April, so it's all a ritual to hope for a good season to come, to appease the new harvest.
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Separately, Fuji Oil will start shutting refining units from around May 20 for scheduled maintenance, with restarts expected by the end of June, a company spokesman said.
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Japan is expected to contribute towards the costs of North Korea's denuclearisation but only after the International Atomic Energy Agency restarts inspections, a spokesman said on Wednesday.
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Even when the Girard Point section restarts, it will run at reduced rates due to the loss of the alkylation unit, two sources told Reuters on Sunday.
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When the device restarts, choose to continue the Powerwash process, and you'll eventually be asked to sign in with a Google account and start from scratch again.
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Oil prices were mixed on Monday, with Hurricane Irma's pounding of Florida raising demand fears, while U.S. refinery restarts and Saudi cut extension talks gave upward pressure.
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Four of 42 commercial reactors are now generating power, although the pace of restarts has been slower than many expected as all units need to be relicensed.
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The proposal aimed to effectively eliminate the nuclear deal's so-called sunset provisions by snapping back sanctions if Iran restarts those activities, even after the provisions expire.
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Tepco has been trying to convince local authorities near Kashiwazaki-Kariwa, who have sign-off rights on nuclear restarts, that it has overcome operational failings revealed at Fukushima.
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The company has said it could save up to 10 billion yen ($92 million) a month in power generating fuels for each reactor it restarts at Kashiwazaki-Kariwa.
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The government is seeking to restore partial power to some areas as soon as possible once Hokkaido Electric Power Co restarts its Sunagawa coal-fired plant, Seko said.
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The government is not pressuring the NRA to approve restarts or interfering in its operations, said Yohei Ogino, a deputy director for energy policy in the industry ministry.
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Kansai Electric, Japan's most nuclear-reliant utility before the disaster, estimates it will save 20173 billion yen ($63 million) per month in fuel once it restarts both reactors.
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Those numbers are needed after the device restarts, if a fingerprint is not recognized after five tries, or if the phone has not been unlocked in 48 hours.
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Oil prices rose as the upward pressure from U.S. refinery restarts and Saudi talks to extend production cuts outweighed demand fears driven by Irma's continued pounding of Florida.
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Restarts are considered the most dangerous times for workers at refineries, particularly after storms, as flooded equipment that had cooled has to be heated to hundreds of degrees.
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Unlike the "main" Hitman games, which I find fairly stressful, GO is more meditative—it only moves when you do, and instant restarts mean failures need never linger.
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Cosmo Oil will also increase slightly the capacity of its coker unit at Sakai refinery when the unit restarts by end-October after a revamp, its officials said.
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The engine can also shut off automatically when the vehicle stops, then restarts as soon as the brake pedal is released, as on many new cars and SUVs.
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After pit stops occurring under caution, restarts will be established based on the order of the cars at the time of the caution and the pit strategy used.
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"We have applied for an export permit with Indonesian government and we hope to resume exports of slime when PT Smelting restarts operations in March," the spokesman said.
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"There's also strong demand, restocking before the holiday and some mills were also preparing for restarts after the winter season," said Wang Di, analyst at CRU in Beijing.
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Then enter your Apple ID and password, and go grab a peppermint mocha while your iPhone restarts with all of your settings, preferences, apps, and more in place.
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The bill includes money for "alternatives to detention," and restarts a case management program for asylum-seeking families that immigrant rights advocates have long championed as a better approach.
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It's also possible that Iran will anger European governments that are participating in the deal if it restarts its nuclear work, thereby eroding any remaining trust in the accord.
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It also assumes the Bank of England cuts interest rates to zero from 0.5 percent by the end of the year and restarts its quantitative easing program in 2017.
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Sports Briefing After more than three hours of racing, Nascar's four-driver championship field was decided Sunday during two frenzied overtime restarts at Phoenix International Raceway in Avondale, Ariz.
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The mine surge will result from a combination of restarts, such as that announced by Glencore last December and new mines such as Vedanta's Gamsberg project in South Africa.
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The refinery, which is shut until March for maintenance, would increase crude throughput and petroleum product production once it restarts, he said, adding that production would stabilise by June.
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But stricter and more regular environmental checks and the costs of complying with new anti-pollution measures mean that price alone is no longer the key determinant of restarts.
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"There were concerns over a big drop in crude demand but with refinery restarts or announcements of them ... we see that their infrastructure has been mostly preserved," he said.
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TORONTO, May 10 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index scored on Tuesday its largest gain since mid-February as oil rose and producers planned restarts at disrupted oil sands facilities.
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U.S. output of primary aluminum has started rising sharply thanks to restarts of idled capacity, although not all of them have been directly down to the 10-percent import tariff.
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That number is expected to grow to more than 200 as development and production of the AR1 engine continues, and as the RS-25 engine continues testing and restarts production.
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When there's a new software update, they're notified and either schedule an overnight update or manually install the new software and stare at the progress bar as the phone restarts.
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U.S. output of primary aluminium has started rising sharply thanks to restarts of idled capacity, although not all of them have been directly down to the 10-percent import tariff.
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"I think we are moving toward a regime change policy in the US." On Friday, Trump refused to rule out military action against Iran if it restarts its nuclear program.
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Market participants are closely watching for the prospect of further restarts by Canadian oil sands producers near wildfire-ravaged Fort McMurray as some companies began slowly bringing operations back online.
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U.S. chief economist Michael Feroli also forecast unemployment to rise to 6.25% by the middle of the year before easing to about 5.25% by year end as economic growth restarts.
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Real Foley, Teck's coal marketing vice president, said less than 15 million tonnes of coking coal had come online globally and that there had been no restarts since last October.
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Fits, restarts, and snags Jim Green, the head of NASA's planetary science program, is optimistic about the project, which may soon cost the space agency roughly $20 million per year.
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Panoramic said the sale would shore up its balance sheet as it restarts its own flagship Savannah nickel copper cobalt project which is due to ship concentrate early in March 2019.
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"Unless China restarts agricultural purchases soon, (Trump) will have little to show for a move that is deeply unpopular with China hawks," Eurasia Group analysts said, referring to some American lawmakers.
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Japan is the world's top LNG importer, but its purchases could also fall as it restarts nuclear power plants that were shut down after the reactor meltdown at Fukushima in 2011.
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In stop-start autos the engine automatically cuts off when a car comes to a stop and restarts as the foot comes off the brake, reducing idling time and noxious fumes.
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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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Before ANA approves the restarts, further tests of the water quality need to be carried out as well as studies looking at the impact of power generation on other river uses.
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Experts warn that Beijing needs to watch for fake restarts: companies that switch on factories to get government subsidies but that produce little or nothing because they lack workers or supplies.
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Before she even left jail, Manning was served another subpoena — to answer the same exact questions she had already refuse to answer — on May 16, when the grand jury's term restarts.
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It also said aluminium prices on the London Metal Exchange have grown by more than 10 percent so far this year amid growing metal supply tightness and very limited restarts in China.
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In North America, capacity restarts by Alcoa, Century Aluminum and Magnitude 7 Metals (the old New Madrid smelter) were completely offset by the loss of production from the Becancour smelter in Canada.
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With Congress facing a crowded agenda once session restarts in September due to budget and debt ceiling talks, sources tracking the insurance program's fate were not anticipating much motion on the issue.
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The figures for March and April would also suggest, however, that restarts may already be happening, albeit not on a scale implied by that month-on-month explosion in output in March.
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Larson, meanwhile, made the most of the second and third restarts of the race, running at the top of the track and picking off multiple positions when the race returned to green.
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Nigeria, which along with Libya is exempt from OPEC cuts, is also expected to see a jump in output soon as Shell tests the Trans Forcados oil export pipeline before it restarts.
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RESTARTS: Miners Rio Tinto and BHP Group said they had begun to resume operations at some facilities that had been halted as two separate cyclones battered Australia's northern coastline over the weekend.
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I died a lot — before I got through the first chapter I earned an achievement for dying 30 times — but because of the small levels and quick restarts, death isn't especially frustrating.
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Their proposal aims to effectively eliminate the nuclear deal's so-called sunset provisions by snapping back sanctions if Iran restarts activities it agreed not to engage in, even after the provisions expire.
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The government is seeking to restore partial power supplies to some areas as soon as possible on Thursday once Hokkaido Electric Power Co restarts its Sunagawa coal-fired power plant, Seko said.
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With all eyes on China and how its producers fare over the next few months of mandated capacity closures, there is growing speculation about potential smelter restarts in the rest of the world.
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When Line 1 restarts, it will take several days for the fuel delivery supply chain to return to normal, and some markets served by the pipeline may experience "intermittent service interruptions," Colonial said.
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Dollars kept in an annuity are subject to a surrender period, which can be as long as 10 years, and the calendar restarts for any new money that you add to the contract.
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The imported LNG will help maintain the temperature of the company's LNG tanks and marine terminal loading facilities to avoid a lengthy recooling period when it restarts, a spokeswoman said in an email.
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Smelter restarts in the United States on the back of import tariffs are still being largely offset by outages in Canada, Brazil and margin cost attrition at some of the world's smaller plants.
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Life restarts can come in many forms — setting a new resolution, moving to a new city, or...completely leaving everyone and everything that you know on Earth to go live in outer space.
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Given the unusually high number of disruptions to plants in the Western World last year, it seems likely output will pick up some momentum this year, particularly given the cumulative effect of U.S. restarts.
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If fighting restarts in earnest around the port of Hodeidah, the main supply route into the country could be cut off, leaving no way to feed millions of people on the verge of starvation.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farm Service Agency funding for direct loans or guarantees are expected to be depleted by the end of June, about three months before the next year's program restarts Oct.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The head of Hitachi Ltd said on Thursday that Japan should eventually consider a merger of domestic nuclear reactor businesses as the prospects of restarts of reactors remain dim in the country.
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Air freight rates are skyrocketing after the grounding of many passenger flights in Asia has left shippers scrambling to book limited spots on cargo planes as Chinese industrial production restarts, according to industry insiders.
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Leclerc radioed Ferrari asking for more power to mount an attack during the restarts but was not able to faze his team mate and agreed not to do anything stupid over the final laps.
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The 26-year-old Preece, running the second of a two-race deal in the No. 20 Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing, held off Kyle Benjamin on three restarts in the final 17 laps.
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Bus service through the transit center remains closed, but when it eventually restarts, eleven bus lines will stop at the station, and transit officials plan to eventually connect it to rail lines as well.
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The House of Representatives Intelligence Committee says it has invited FBI, National Security Agency and Obama administration officials to testify as it restarts its investigation into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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But with nearly all the country's units still shut down in the wake of the Fukushima nuclear disaster five years ago and no schedule for further restarts there is little use for the material.
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In commodity markets, U.S. light crude was down 55 cents at $57.56 amid uncertainty over a possible extension of output cuts by major crude producers and expectations of higher supply as the Keystone pipeline restarts.
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Tepco has been trying to convince local authorities, who have sign-off rights on restarts, that it has overcome operational failings revealed at Fukushima and is competent to safely restart a reactor at Kashiwazaki-Kariwa.
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On May 1203th Mr Bolton reviewed war plans, updated at his request, that call for deploying up to 120,000 troops if Iran attacks or restarts work on nuclear weapons, according to the New York Times.
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Cenovus Energy Inc is awaiting more clarity on market access before it restarts construction on two deferred projects that will have a combined starting capacity of 75,000 bpd, said Cenovus Executive Vice President Al Reid.
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If the box seems to spontaneously restart regularly — or restarts and gets stuck on the O.C.A.P. screen when it is rebooting — contact your cable provider to ask for a technician or a replacement converter box.
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"Once he gets out and restarts all his activities and starts his work again, then we will announce what his plans for the political party are," Mr. Awan, of Jamaat-ud-Dawa, said on Wednesday.
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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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Overall, the decline in coal use last year and shift towards renewables was helped by factors such as cheap gas, nuclear plant restarts in Japan and South Korea and slowing electricity demand, the report said.
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"Unless China restarts agricultural purchases soon, he will have little to show for a move that is deeply unpopular with China hawks," the Eurasia Group analysts wrote, in reference to the proposed relief for Huawei.
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"We used our VM Live Migration technology to perform the updates with no user impact, no forced maintenance windows and no required restarts," Google engineering vice president Ben Treynor Sloss wrote in a blog post.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan is prepared to help shoulder some of the initial costs of North Korea's denuclearization only after the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) restarts inspections, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said on Wednesday.
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Prefectural governors do not have the legal authority to prevent restarts but Tepco has said it would not turn on the Niigata reactors without local approval, including the governor and the mayors where plants are located.
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The show follows Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka) when he reopens the Cobra Kai karate dojo and restarts his rivalry with Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio), picking up 30 years after the events of the original 1984 film.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain is likely to avoid entering recession after voting to leave the European Union if the Bank of England cuts interest and restarts its quantitative easing program, ratings agency Standard & Poor's said on Tuesday.
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Of the remaining 200,000, analysts say the largest chunk is owned by Nyrstar, which has its mining business up for sale, and while higher zinc prices might make that process easier, the chances of restarts are low.
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In the United States, if the Fed drops domestic borrowing costs back near zero and restarts quantitative easing to avert a recession, negative yields on U.S. Treasuries "could swiftly change from theory to reality," according to Fels.
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As in the rest of the world there is potential for restarts to kick in over the rest of the year but the bigger picture is one of China's giant aluminum machine finally starting to flat-line.
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As in the rest of the world there is potential for restarts to kick in over the rest of the year but the bigger picture is one of China's giant aluminium machine finally starting to flat-line.
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"Extruded Solutions is working hard to enable further restarts during the coming days, which would allow for continued deliveries to customers," Hydro said of the business, which transforms aluminium ingots into components for carmakers, builders and others.
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EDMONTON, Alberta, May 11 (Reuters) - Market participants are closely watching on Wednesday for the prospect of further restarts by Canadian oil sands producers near wildfire-ravaged Fort McMurray as some companies began slowly bringing operations back online.
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"We need to be cautious in terms of regulatory aspects in Brazil at the moment considering how volatile the news flow has been around Vale, with courts allowing restarts and other courts blocking it again," he said.
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Then there is the fact that Ngannou's ground game seems to consist exclusively of holding closed guard and putting in grapevines with his legs until the referee breaks the action and restarts the men on their feet.
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"Restarts must be fast, smooth, with no noise and little vibration," said Ulrich Muehleisen, head of marketing and product development for Robert Bosch, a company that has sold 15 million start-stop units in Europe since 2007.
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If a driver is warned three times within an hour to put his hands on the wheel, the Autosteer feature will not resume unless the driver stops the car, shuts off the engine and then restarts it.
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The video abruptly ends and restarts about four hours later, ProPublica's analysis found, and shows Carlos in the same position as his cellmate wakes up, finds him in the toilet area and flags a Border Patrol agent.
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Friday's tariff news means that MP Materials will need to find more customers outside of China once it restarts its California processor, pitting it against Australia's Lynas Corp , the largest rare earths miner and processor outside of China.
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It's a little rough at the moment, with lengthy delays between fouls and restarts as one of the tiny outfields runs offscreen to retrieve the ball, and the aftertouch isn't as enjoyably exaggerated as the game's spiritual predecessors.
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The Oxford University study criticizes Japan's pro-coal policies and says much of the industry could end up becoming uneconomic due to likely measures to cut coal use, the prospect of nuclear restarts and rising use of renewables.
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The market already got a preview of how these additions will impact the market, Merrill said, noting that restarts helped knock prices for hot rolled coil from $900 per short ton in July to $660 early this year.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. crude oil inventories fell unexpectedly last week as refineries hiked output due to restarts following Hurricane Harvey and exports soared, while gasoline stockpiles posted a surprise build, the Energy Information Administration said on Wednesday.
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In the United States, if the Federal Reserve reduces domestic borrowing costs to near zero and restarts quantitative easing to avert a recession, negative yields on U.S. Treasuries "could swiftly change from theory to reality," according to Fels.
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Rather than merely charging the battery and powering accessories, it restarts the warmed-up V2000 engine after it shuts down at a stoplight and recaptures energy when slowing down to charge a lithium-ion battery in the trunk.
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At most, six reactors could restart this year, said Takeo Kikkawa, professor at the Tokyo University of Science, who advised the government on its most recent energy policy, adding the outlook was cloudy for further restarts past that.
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On May 9th Mr Bolton reviewed war plans, updated at his request, that call for sending up to 120,83 troops to the Middle East if Iran attacks or restarts work on nuclear weapons, according to the New York Times.
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The move restarts a review that had been put on hold since early 2018, and comes as the Trump administration works to reduce regulation over extractive industries and boost domestic development of minerals, especially those used in electric vehicles.
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Slower-than-expected restarts of Chinese smelters following suspensions last year combined with buoyant demand led analysts to shift to expecting a deficit of 22017,22 tonnes this year compared to a surplus of 267,500 tonnes in the July poll.
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Japan poised for nuclear restart Sendai nuclear plant restarts amid outcry Japan probes military potential of robots There is are also doubts about whether the levy will be sustainable when Japan's electricity market opens to competition from April 1.
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Abe's Liberal Democratic Party supports restarts but a new party led by the popular governor of Tokyo, Yuriko Koike, is calling for nuclear power to be phased out, which threatens more trouble for an industry that has struggled ever since Fukushima.
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" The song restarts, the chorus exuberant as The Booty Kings throw out lines like, "We would love to touch your booty / but we will respect your choice," and "We're gonna treat that booty right / cause we're allies in this bitch.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis said on Sunday he was aiming for an agreement on which ministries each party will control in the coming week as he restarts talks with the Social Democrats on a potential coalition government.
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Given zinc's stellar outperformance so far this year is predicated on a tightening raw materials market and the promise that this will feed through to metals shortage, the timing of any restarts will be a critical part of the equation.
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READ: Japan restarts first nuclear reactor since Fukushima NISA was heavily criticized after the disaster for a perceived conflict of interest, given that its parent organization, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, is responsible for promoting nuclear power in Japan.
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"Nearly $185 billion in new chemical factories, expansions and restarts of facilities around the country are predicated on current tariff schedules, and market shifts caused by tariff increases may convince investors to do business elsewhere," the American Chemistry Council warned Wednesday.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Italy's Prime Minister said Rome would propose that the European Union restarts talks on enlarging the bloc to include Albania and North Macedonia in November, after the EU blocked the beginning of negotiations with the two Balkan countries.
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After PSLA-2500 restarts, Exxon plans to start-up a 110,000 bpd gasoline-producing fluidic catalytic cracking unit (FCCU), a 45,000-bpd coker, an 18,750-bpd alkylation unit, a light-ends unit and a sulfur recovery unit, according to the sources.
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KUWAIT (Reuters) - Kuwaiti oil output in the Neutral Zone (NZ) it shares with Saudi Arabia is expected to reach 250,000 barrels per day (bpd) when production restarts at the end of this year, the country's oil minister said on Thursday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices rose on Monday as key U.S. refineries began restarts following Hurricane Harvey, which may help revive crude oil processing, while fuel prices fell as Hurricane Irma is likely to clip demand for gasoline and diesel.
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For those who may cycle in and out of the workforce and therefore in and out of workplace insurance: Each time you lose the coverage, the eight-month window restarts, said a spokesman for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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Jones's previous film, Source Code, worked more than a little like a game, with a protagonist who plays an eight-minute sequence, dies, then restarts from the same point over and over again while taking orders from a guide character.
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While nuclear restarts should broadly reduce Japan's demand for LNG, a 6.7 magnitude earthquake that struck the populous northern island of Hokkaido on Thursday triggered a blackout after disabling a coal energy plant and cutting power to an already shut nuclear facility.
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Chinese smelters have historically proven themselves very sensitive to price and after falling below production costs late last year, the concern is that the current Shanghai price above 12,500 yuan will simply encourage restarts or the implementation of expansions that had been deferred.
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Related: Greece Restarts Migrant Deportations Amid Protest and Despair Maassen said Germany had avoided a big attack so far thanks to the successful work of security agencies and luck such as a bomb detonator not working properly on one or two occasions.
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Or maybe, just maybe, it's because my obsession with Into the Breach (now 1370+ hours into my steam save and more on the very same Switch) has me simply accepting the inevitability of failure and embracing the cycle of exploration, death, and restarts.
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Japanese utilities, for example, must grapple with the impact of the liberalisation of domestic power markets and the potential impact on demand, as well as uncertainty over nuclear reactor restarts and the role of renewables, any of which may undercut LNG demand.
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Kyle Busch moved to the lead for a final time with 36 laps to go, survived a couple of late restarts, and went on to win Sunday's Can-Am 500 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at ISM Raceway in Avondale, Ariz.
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While much of the region's refining infrastructure still remained offline from Harvey, which made landfall as a Category 266 hurricane last week and drenched Texas as a tropical storm, the restarts were a first step in alleviating concerns about U.S. fuel supplies.
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It said it was targeting an increase in national production to one million barrels per day (bpd) by the end of July from 830,000 bpd currently, following restarts at Wintershall's fields and other fields where output has been blocked because of pipeline connections.
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Demand from Japanese utilities has been muted this summer because Japanese consumers have asked producers to supply more cargoes from their long term commitments ahead of likely nuclear restarts later in the year, a second trader from a Japanese trading firm said.
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It said it was targeting an increase in national production to 1 million barrels per day (bpd) by the end of July from 830,000 bpd currently, following restarts at Wintershall's fields and other fields where output has been blocked because of pipeline connections.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The pace of approvals for nuclear reactor restarts in Japan, where most plants remain shut following the Fukushima disaster, is unlikely to pick up in the coming years, the new head of Japan's nuclear regulator said in an interview on Tuesday.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Environmentalists from around the world urged global leaders at the G20 summit on Friday not to "turn a blind eye" to what they called a "cruel assault on whales" planned by host Japan when it restarts commercial whaling next week.
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Currently, only two reactors are generating power and the pace of restarts has been slower than many expected as all units need to be relicensed after being idled in the wake of the meltdown at Tokyo Electric Power's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in March 2011.
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Congress could, for example, choose not to reinstate sanctions, leaving Trump with the political benefit of no longer having to certify Iran's compliance, while avoiding an international backlash by killing the deal and running the risk Iran restarts dormant aspects of its nuclear program.
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Although it may be rooted in different history, the Polish punk scene doesn't feel separate from its British counterpart; many Polish bands jump on the bills of veterans such as Culture Shock and The Restarts—but in recent years, it's really started to blossom.
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He explained that nesting a ton of elements — such as tags — inside a backdrop filter property in CSS, you can use up all of the device's resources and cause a kernel panic, which shuts down and restarts the operating system to prevent damage.
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HOUSTON, Sept 4 (Reuters) - The U.S. Gulf Coast moves closer to recovery from Hurricane Harvey on Monday when the biggest American fuel system restarts a key segment shut down by devastating rains and officials weigh how to pay for billions of dollars in damage.
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The water level in the Mosul Dam Lake that feeds the irrigation system has receded from around 330 meters above sea level before the drought to around 306 now, too shallow to operate the North Al-Jazeera pump year-round when it finally restarts.
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The Beoplay headphones have an annoying lag, stretching to almost two seconds, that means I never know if my pausing tap has been registered (so I tap again, then the music stops and restarts because I tapped twice, and so I have to tap a third time).
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Just three out of Japan's 42 operable reactors are running and the pace of restarts has been protracted despite strong support from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government, which is keen to restore a power source that provided about a third of electricity supply before the Fukushima disaster.
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Analysts at Citi expect domestic production to rise due to smelter restarts after the Lunar New Year holidays but the flow-through to refined metal availability will take time, meaning the bank is looking for refined imports to remain robust through the first half of 2019.
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Providing some upside, Woodside Petroleum, which produces LNG at North West Shelf LNG, Pluto LNG and has a stake in Wheatstone LNG in Western Australia, said on Friday its trading team has "recently begun placing some spot production back into China as industrial output and demand restarts".
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These restarts are also a sign that state-owned gas producers Sinopec and China National Petroleum Corp have resumed piping gas to the facilities after the government ordered them to divert shipments from the plants to residential users to make up a supply shortfall during the winter heating season.
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The zinc market may be moving in the right bullish direction but it's not there yet and analysts may well get another chance to duel with Glasenberg about the timing of any restarts before Glencore decides the time is right to reactivate half a million tonnes of capacity.
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While Guardiola made Barcelona world famous for its silky, possession-oriented style, Simeone has transformed his red-and-white-striped Atlético players into rugged, ruthless defenders who guard their penalty area with fury and look to strike on offense through counterattacks or, quite often, on set plays after restarts.
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Beyond the lengthy list of loose threads of Mueller's probe, it's worth remembering too that the special counsel is hardly the only intrepid investigator that President Trump and his associated businesses face in 2019—even before the House of Representatives restarts the long hibernating oversight process on Capitol Hill.
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With a strong short-run car, combined with his unquestioned prowess on restarts, Busch took control after the final restart to win for the fourth time at the Brickyard, the fourth time in seven starts this season and the 7th time in his career, extending his series record.
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The collection's finale, "The Story of Of," not only soon diverges from the opener in its details, but it warps into a recursive exercise in which the characters end up reading their own story in a notebook as it tumbles back to its beginning and restarts again and again.
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It has until now relied on the British and French to extract plutonium from spent uranium fuel rods, but with nearly all of its reactors shut down after the Fukushima nuclear disaster five years ago and no schedule for further restarts there is little use for the material.
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"We are going to win some and we are going to lose some, but the political and social situation is such that unstable prospects for restarts are here to stay," Aileen Mioko Smith, an advisor to the plaintiffs and a co-plaintiff in other lawsuits, told Reuters by phone from Osaka.
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Cuphead offers you infinite restarts, but it only takes three hits per stage and it's back to the beginning to try again, with no obvious checkpointing – though I'd wager that any longer stages, if they exist in the end product, would offer a pickup point midway through the bucolic bullet hell.
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The truth is that Trump does have some leverage over Congress, and there is a short, straight line from this threat to the threat that Trump will veto all legislation—including must-pass bills like annual appropriations, and an extension of the debt limit—until the Senate restarts the health care repeal process.
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Her road to confirmation was contentious, passing the U.S. Senate only because Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceEx-Clinton strategist met with Trump to talk impeachment US restarts large-scale military campaign against ISIS DeVos should be applauded, not demonized, for her work in education MORE broke a 6900-2628 tie.
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The Office has been on a more-or-less endless loop in our household for the past few years (though, admittedly, sometimes that loop restarts a few seasons before the actual end because, well, come on.) On the upside, you've got well over a year to finish watching it, be it for the first time or the 81st.
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"Even if we allow for a major correction in Q1 2017 triggered by Glencore/Nyrstar capacity restarts, we think a 680,2000 tonne (refined metal) deficit over (2200) will propel prices to an average of $2000,22016 a tonne by Q2500-2000, on route towards record highs in 0.43," ICBC Standard Bank said in a research note this week.
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A generation after Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis and Ernie Hudson defended New York from paranormal terrors and a supersize marshmallow man in Ivan Reitman's 1984 comedy blockbuster (followed by a 1989 sequel), and after years of failed attempts at follow-ups and restarts, it seemed time for a new group of actors to handle the proton packs and the Ectomobile.
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To get the keys, the attack uses a well-known approach called a "cold boot," in which a hacker shuts down a computer improperly—say, by pulling the plug on it—restarts it, and then uses a tool like malicious code on a USB drive to quickly grab data that was stored in the computer's memory before the power outage.
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"Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceEx-Clinton strategist met with Trump to talk impeachment US restarts large-scale military campaign against ISIS DeVos should be applauded, not demonized, for her work in education MORE — I know I've seen this rumor that keeps popping up, and Nikki would be great, but Mike Pence has done a phenomenal job as vice president," Trump said.
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The controls can get a little fiddly sometimes, as the button to aim your weapon-cum-skeleton-key contraption also sees you duck into cover (in a fashion reminiscent of Roll7's Not a Hero, but without the bloodlust), but quick restarts after each demise—and there'll be a few, accompanied by a psychedelic ripple of colors—ensure that frustration is rarely an issue.
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The new US sanctions are not formally tied to Iran's nuclear program in any way — they are for other activities that Iran has long been sanctioned for by the US. But it's hard to compartmentalize them diplomatically, and China's critical response is a reminder that Trump's shoot-first style could make it harder for the administration to persuade China to cooperate with new sanctions on Iran if Tehran restarts its nuclear program.
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" On the legislation, Trump issued four demands that must be part of the bill: a requirement for Iran to remain above a one-year breakout time to achieving a nuclear weapon, a demand that Tehran allow immediate inspections at all sites requested by international inspectors, an end to so-called sunset clauses by allowing the United States to immediately snap back sanctions if Iran restarts those activities and a statement in U.S. law that Iran's nuclear and missile programs are "inseparable.
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Kyle Busch overcame starting from near the rear of the field because of a penalty for failing post-qualifying inspection, an out-of-sorts car early in the race and several late-race restarts to win Sunday's Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Pocono Raceway in Long Pond, Pa. The victory in the Gander Outdoors 400 was the sixth of the year for the Joe Gibbs Racing driver and tied him with Kevin Harvick — who also failed post-qualifying inspection and was penalized to the back of the field — for the most in the series.
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MKBHD 22:34 - The Uber-Waymo trial with Sarah Jeong 25:21 - Major new iOS bug can crash iPhones and disable access to apps and iMessages 32:52 - Samsung halts Android Oreo rollout on Galaxy S8 due to 'unexpected' restarts 563:21 - Fiat Chrysler sent an over-the-air update that is causing Uconnect to endlessly reboot 39:27 - Paul's weekly segment "Fingers are round if you think about it" 41:56 - Microsoft is turning Progressive Web Apps into Windows apps 45:42 - The 'Stories' format is coming to Google search next 57:36 - Caavo review 1:04:56 - Boston Dynamics robots can now hold the door for its friends If you enjoyed this podcast and want to hear more audio from The Verge, well you're in luck.
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Here are four reasons that support our argument: First, a pause would allow Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiOvernight Energy: Protesters plan Black Friday climate strike | 'Father of EPA' dies | Democrats push EPA to abandon methane rollback Youth protesters plan Black Friday climate strike GOP lawmaker boasts 'overwhelming bipartisan support' for USMCA trade deal MORE (D-Calif.) to remind Americans that the courts will soon decide whether to order Giuliani, Bolton, Pompeo, Secretary of Energy Rick PerryRick PerryGiuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' Democrats vow court victories won't slow impeachment timeline The Hill's 12:85033 Report: Trump says he is fighting testimony to protect presidency MORE and Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceEx-Clinton strategist met with Trump to talk impeachment US restarts large-scale military campaign against ISIS DeVos should be applauded, not demonized, for her work in education MORE — all of whom have been implicated by EU Ambassador ("everyone was in the loop") Gordon SondlandGordon SondlandGiuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' Three women accuse Gordon Sondland of sexual misconduct Pompeo-Trump relationship tested by impeachment inquiry MORE — to cooperate with duly authorized congressional investigations.
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