And of course we have the conventional retrofit solar, so we are working on, you know, steadily improving the aesthetics of the retrofit solar.
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Ring Retrofit Alarm Kit, $199.99, available in NovemberAs its name implies, Ring's Retrofit Alarm Kit allows you to connect a Ring alarm to any home security system you already have.
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Pickard Chilton and Arup's retrofit Sky Loft design in Melbourne.
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There will be no obligation to retrofit older vehicles, he said.
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The V23 is not a retrofit of the company's previous generations.
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The V3 is not a retrofit of the company's previous generations.
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The plan already recognizes the need to retrofit and upgrade buildings.
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"We buy and gut aircraft, then retrofit them," Canary explained simply.
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Boeing said it would retrofit already manufactured planes with the feature.
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However, this is not a retrofit of a gas-powered vehicle.
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Would they be able to retrofit the new tech into their car?
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The plan is one of many competing proposals to retrofit the skyscraper.
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Again and again, we've tried to retrofit security in after the fact.
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DE) announced they would cover some retrofit costs, while rival BMW (BMWG.
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It must also retrofit earlier planes in two stages by April 2027.
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Second, Pence said, the Army Corps of Engineers could retrofit existing buildings.
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Retrofit decisions last a long time, so lock-in is always an issue.
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It was unclear why HNTB was unable to design such a retrofit itself.
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Avis will retrofit select facilities in Phoenix to house the minivans, Bloomberg reported.
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A retrofit in Tesla service centers should take about an hour, Tesla said.
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I started a new tiny business called RetroFit, selling items on social media.
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The Hilton hotel near Union Square said it did a retrofit in 2012.
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It's not a new design, but a retrofit of a one-seat aerobatic flyer.
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The technology to build and retrofit buildings to cover their carbon footprint already exists.
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The building retrofit has then been picked up in half a dozen other cities.
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" Get smart: "The E.P.A. ... can force companies to retrofit their factories to cut pollution.
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For example, food service providers can retrofit dining facilities to switch to trayless dining.
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It is relatively easy to retrofit a highway with gantry to collect tolls electronically.
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Finally, funded and capitalized by its retrofit products, HyTech will launch into energy storage.
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Or you can retrofit all of your appliances with sensor tags, creating a slapdash network.
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Sadly, you wouldn't be able to retrofit this battery life extender into your existing laptop.
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Precision Planting also sells its technology to retrofit older planters and to other planter manufacturers.
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The reality is that it's much harder to retrofit ethics into technology after the fact.
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These T-Pods are an interesting alternative to autonomous retrofit and conversion of semi trucks.
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Meanwhile, songs like "Supplier" retrofit Kari Faux's deadpan rapping into a slinky funk come-on.
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Molon Labe's first (unnamed) customer will retrofit more than 50 planes with the S1 seat.
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Data is captured using a simple, non-invasive retrofit sensor that monitors across machine types.
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The company operates a facility in Detroit to retrofit Chrysler minivans and Jaguar iPace SUVs.
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It intends to launch its first product—the Sea Machines 300 retrofit system—this summer.
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The players: The developers: Uber-owned Otto is creating kits to retrofit trucks for automation.
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They can retrofit old buildings and install more solar panels and energy-efficient light bulbs.
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Instead, it plans to retrofit commercial fleets for tasks like parcel delivery and taxi services.
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Boeing also said it would retrofit jets with a safety feature that was previously optional.
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There are increasing calls for car companies to retrofit old diesels with better emissions equipment.
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Eventually, Apple requested that potential partners retrofit their own vehicles with Apple's sensors and software.
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They retrofit into existing cars, and eventually will enable true autonomy in new or older vehicles.
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We are working to make it available to existing customers as a retrofit in the future.
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RG: Is the aesthetic used to retrofit new into old without attracting a lot of attention?
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Measuring the benefits of the retrofit is crucial if homes are to become more energy efficient.
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That's great but doesn't really matter if developers don't retrofit their games or create new ones.
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The new company, dubbed Voyage Auto, will not build its own cars but retrofit existing vehicles.
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It said BMW was still not prepared to take part in the diesel hardware retrofit scheme.
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Prospective owners can spend another $2-3 million to retrofit the cabin with Gulfstream's latest interior.
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DR: Did you retrofit that system to that neighborhood, or were those buildings built around it?
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BOEING TO MAKE OPTIONAL WARNING LIGHT STANDARD ON 737 MAX AIRCRAFT AND RETROFIT EXISTING PLANES SOURCES
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The changes are available as a retrofit to existing A380s or as options on new jets.
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Kengo's idea was to retrofit a building using the rods, making it, he hoped, earthquake-proof.
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The company is not yet sharing details on how much it costs to retrofit these cars.
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This industry relies on the building construction trades unions to build, maintain and retrofit these facilities.
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He signed America's strongest earthquake retrofit law to protect thousands of people's lives from natural disaster.
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That's caused a few delays in the airline's plans to retrofit older planes with new interiors.
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In the Robotics and Motion division, ABB is winding down its turnkey full train retrofit business.
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That is the ultimate goal; the rhetoric and formalisms of critical thinking are retrofit around it.
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"Our original 43rd Street printing press was too small to retrofit color presses," Mr. Bodkin recalled.
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"Our retrofit programs are reducing emissions, making our air cleaner and ensuring New Yorkers are healthier."
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After it replaced HNTB, Arup devised its own retrofit intended to increase stability and reduce movement.
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As a reality star, Mr. Trump had producers and editors to retrofit logic onto his decisions.
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Audi said on Friday that it would retrofit diesel engines with software that would lower emissions.
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The first is whether the home is new construction (with new appliances) or a retrofit, i.e.
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It's very difficult to retrofit the growth pattern of cities on a project-by-project basis.
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In total, the energy firm will retrofit up to 100 Whole Foods stores with rooftop solar panels.
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British Airways' recent £30m retrofit investment is a sign of great things to come in aircraft wifi.
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Just because you can retrofit a modern day device to run an outdated, classic OS, should you?
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When Phung asked Wave to develop a closure tape, they said they couldn't retrofit their manufacturing machine.
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Want to give incentives to homeowners to retrofit their houses make them more environmentally, more energy efficient.
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Customers who have already received 737 Max planes can retrofit the planes with that feature for free.
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Chicago-based Boeing will also retrofit older planes with the cockpit warning light, the officials told Reuters.
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JetBlue has been forced to delay a project to retrofit its airplanes with a new cabin interior.
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If BNL received the funding, it'd just need to retrofit RHIC with an electron beam, said Mueller.
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But I can't help it — I would like to retrofit their childhoods with a smartphone for me.
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Officials said a plan to retrofit an estimated 756 buildings could cost up to $85033 billion. Gov.
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In 2016, the city began requiring owners of midsize buildings to retrofit lighting systems in nonresidential spaces.
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Last year, Disney gave an older boat ride housed in the park's Norway pavilion a "Frozen" retrofit.
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I mean you probably have the retrofit solar, like that's on top of a normal roof. Yes.
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Consider a retrofit: Check out your home with a foundation specialist to see if you need additional reinforcements.
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Given the recent fidget spinner fad, though, there should be plenty of discarded spinners to retrofit into centrifuges.
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The new company, dubbed Voyage Auto, will not build its own cars but it will retrofit existing vehicles.
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Boeing will now retrofit older planes with the light that did not initially receive it, the officials said.
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Even those that are expanding their ship-lending have seen less demand than they expected for retrofit loans.
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To run CarPlay, users can retrofit their cars with aftermarket receivers like Alpine's wireless receiver, the iLX-107.
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In 2017 Santa Monica and West Hollywood, two municipalities next to Los Angeles, also adopted mandatory retrofit measures.
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The Southport, Connecticut-based company said it would retrofit all potentially affected pistols with an updated safety mechanism.
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Anyway, I got off work at 4—that seismic retrofit on Folsom—and hurried back to the house.
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Last month, Elon Musk confirmed through Twitter that it was possible to retrofit older vehicles with new MCUs.
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Abita Springs would turn off the ones they don't need and retrofit the rest with efficient LED bulbs.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, which would spend more than $170 billion to retrofit low-income housing.
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But owners of older private buildings are not required to retrofit the construction to meet the new rules.
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There is growing pressure for carmakers to retrofit cars with better antipollution hardware, which would be extremely costly.
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Chipotle estimates that it will spend $45 million to retrofit second make-lines into existing and new restaurants.
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So far, it has launched pilot programs with a number of commercial fleet owners to retrofit their vehicles.
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Apart from costlier feedstock, Korean buyers may need to retrofit their facilities that are used to Iranian condensate.
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Unlike some other smart locks in the market, Latch locks are not retrofit over existing locks but are designed to be the replacement lock/entry mechanism (Schoenfelder argues that smart locks that attempt to retrofit over existing locks aren't so simple in practice, throwing up various fit and operational issues).
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"Designing something, implementing something in New York City—it's the most complicated retrofit you could think of," said Westerhof.
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" What I do now: "In 2010, I co-founded Ciel Power LLC, an energy efficiency consulting and retrofit organization.
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In Rotterdam, they managed to reverse the tide and retrofit some of these spaces for other modes of transportation.
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Most retrofit products for stoves are in the $300 to $600 range, and connected stoves are upwards of $1,500.
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It's trying to retrofit character dynamics into its already existing structure — like building a car from the outside in.
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The group has so far said it is not prepared to take part in a diesel hardware retrofit scheme.
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Harrisburg has been under state financial supervision since 2011, primarily because of cost overruns on an incinerator retrofit project.
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The NTSB called on Boeing and the plane's operators to retrofit all existing planes with the newly designed part.
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The National Transformation Program is undergoing a retrofit and there is some unfounded nervousness by investors in the kingdom.
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In Transit UNITED RETROFIT: 10-ABREAST SEATING IN ECONOMY Domestic flying on United Airlines is about to get cozier.
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The plan had been to retrofit those jets with updated systems to maximize the F-35's combat capability.
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Among its seven recommendations NTSB also said airlines retrofit their aircraft with the new coverings, known as a cowling.
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If you own your home, retrofit it for energy efficiency; install some solar panels or join a solar collective.
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Moratorium on new major fossil-fuel projects, banning fracking, ending fossil-fuel subsidies, low-income weatherization and retrofit assistance.
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After the 1985 earthquake, Mexico City did retrofit schools, public buildings and a few of the largest private offices.
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Pittsburgh is partnering with Carnegie Mellon University to retrofit the city's streetlights with LED lights that mimic natural light.
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August has announced the latest addition to its line of retrofit smart door locks: the Wi-Fi Smart Lock.
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Murthy told Business Insider that Bumblebee Spaces will sometimes work with homeowners to retrofit their homes with the modules.
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Carriers will be able to order new A330 jets fitted with the modules, or retrofit planes already in service.
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Volvo is working on the retrofit with catalyst producer Dr. Pley, which is based in Bamberg, Germany, it added.
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Related has completely retrofit the common areas at One Carnegie and Tribeca Green, but work continues in the apartments.
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One of the most effective ways to reduce a city's carbon footprint is to retrofit its buildings to green standards.
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Seismic safety measures were passed in Los Angeles in 27.1, for the water system, and mandating retrofit of poor buildings.
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For starters, he notes, it'd be quite possible to retrofit existing nuclear reactors to ramp up and down more easily.
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Paxton said it could cost TDCJ up to $20 million to retrofit the Unit with a permanent air conditioning system.
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Update Jan 15th, 1:51PM ET: BMW now says that already sold cars will not get a self-parking retrofit.
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Such requirements often raise costs for chicken producers because they must buy new equipment and retrofit chicken houses to comply.
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But, analysts said that to meet Keystone's requirements, they will need to reinvest and retrofit their plants to reorient production.
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Huawei just offered the United Arab Emirates, at virtually no cost, a national retrofit of next-generation 5G communications infrastructure.
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At one point, Stamets snaps at his crew members to move quickly, emphasizing the urgency of the retrofit at hand.
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But it's still hasn't retrofit an existing store — instead it has built stores so they could deploy its Go technology.
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Sixty-three years of bush flying, commuter travel and made-for-Instagram sightseeing later, the aircraft received a trailblazing retrofit.
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In a country like Russia, where the internet grew mostly unchecked for decades, it's tougher to retrofit mechanisms for control.
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However, Remington says some older models, specifically the 600, 660, 721, 20153, 725, and XP-100, are too old to retrofit.
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The average retrofit has a payback time of three years, whereas 80% of ship charters are for two years or less.
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"We included technical adaptor tips which retrofit to virtually any MacBook or other laptop for type-C USB charging," Harris explained.
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But the sorry state of PG&E's grid has created an unlikely opportunity to retrofit the grid, at least in part.
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It's a very cool retrofit, and hopefully one that willing buyers can eventually pick up as a (likely expensive) aftermarket modification.
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They can't just say that, though, so they have to retrofit a set of beliefs that justify inaction on climate change.
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The beliefs are retrofit, on an opportunistic and sometimes case-by-case basis, to support the conclusion, which is: do nothing.
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This can be done as a retrofit by automakers or before a new car is shipped, or by original equipment manufacturers.
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However, that ruling didn't negate the need for the state's oldest plants to install what's known as Best Available Retrofit Technologies.
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In addition, by 2017, MTA plans to retrofit all of its express buses with Wi-Fi hotspots and USB charging ports.
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This week Labour announced a plan to insulate, double-glaze and environmentally retrofit almost all of Britain's 0003m homes by 2030.
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"Now, when you're doing restoration, retrofit, the inside of the building is easier to cope with," he went on to explain.
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More recently, people have been gravitating toward what is called "retrofit cohousing," in which neighbors transform an existing neighborhood over time.
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There are 11 retrofit cohousing communities operating in the United States today, and more in development, according to the Cohousing Association.
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Precision Planting equipment and technology can also be retrofit on older planters manufactured by Deere, Kinze Manufacturing, CNH Industrial and AGCO.
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And then you get into some things we can do to renovate and retrofit our houses to be more energy efficient.
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Single-family homes that retrofit from natural gas to all-electric save between $10 and $23 a month on energy bills.
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The airline will retrofit the planes within three weeks, IndiGo, owned by InterGlobe Aviation Ltd, said in a statement on Wednesday.
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It would have been impossible to retrofit the aging concrete building with the security measures needed, officials said at the time.
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Peabody would benefit in this instance by getting Department of Energy dollars to fund a gasification retrofit of Navajo Generating Station.
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BNEF's report includes the solar rooftop retrofit market, but costs are much lower for new construction, especially as it scales up.
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Bostock said he's been trying to retrofit his own home to make it better able to withstand an earthquake, but he's had a hard time finding builders who specialize in seismic retrofitting, despite the perennial risk of an earthquake in BC. California, meanwhile, has introduced grants for people who want to retrofit their homes against them.
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The revised article is a retrofit that likely wouldn't have been written if a correction hadn't required it, because it isn't news.
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The planemaker will include a warning light in the new 737 Max planes and retrofit all existing ones, according to the report.
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It is impossible to retrofit older Windows versions with the sort of defense-in-depth that has been built into Windows 10.
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It's still cheaper to buy old parts than to retrofit a cabinet for LCD, a process Kermizian says would cost about $350.
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Ct. constraint, the most likely avenue is to require retrofit of existing stations to meet the new standard by some future date.
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To retrofit an air conditioner to capture CO2 and turn it into fuel, you'd need a rather extensive overhaul of the components.
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" Founder Jacques Touillon explains, "We provide professionals with the analytic tools for the retrofit market and the automation tools for new products.
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States can use the money to replace and scrap or retrofit older vehicles with new models equipped with better exhaust cleaning technology.
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Under the new rule companies will have one more year before they are forced to close or retrofit unlined ponds near aquifers.
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Rio said it had signed deals with Komatsu Ltd and Caterpillar Inc to retrofit 48 trucks with Autonomous Haulage System (AHS) technology.
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She added that the regulation applied only to newly manufactured buses — older buses would not be required to go back and retrofit.
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And when cities attempt to retrofit Olympics facilities to make them useful for other sports, it can become very expensive very quickly.
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It's hard enough to retrofit a relatively modern masonry building; I'm not sure what strategies even exist for retrofitting a medieval village.
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When newer air regulations came along, it simply wasn't worth it for utilities to retrofit old, inefficient plants with the right technology.
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"Appraisals have indicated that there would be $2200 million needed for rehabilitation, including a seismic retrofit," MEDA told Hyperallergic in an email.
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"I don't know anybody who goes deer hunting that needs to retrofit a gun to fire hundreds of rounds per minute," Sen.
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The hospital cites financial difficulty in funding the mandated retrofit, whose deadline has been pushed back several times and is now 2020.
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The bank's analysts also revealed that the firm M2C Aerospace is undertaking a program to retrofit existing planes with autonomous flight capability.
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BP is already using the technology in Khazzan and will soon retrofit facilities in Trinidad and Sangachal and on all future projects.
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Amazon also announced the Retrofit Alarm Kit, which you can plug into an existing home alarm system and use it with Ring.
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The State Department then decided to retrofit an existing US consular facility in Arnona for use ahead of the permanent embassy's construction.
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In the 2202s, labor leaders sought to retrofit collective bargaining to a sector where competitive market forces are less threatening — the government.
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The E.P.A., turning to one of its most powerful enforcement tools, also can force companies to retrofit their factories to cut pollution.
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In January, Waymo said it planned to hire engineers, operations experts, fleet coordinators and others to retrofit vehicles with its self-driving technology.
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Postwar programmatic liberals sought to retrofit the party system to the new ideological cleavages over national policy that the New Deal had produced.
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This is a refreshing change from attempting to retrofit existing regulations to new technologies - which is often the modus operandi for government agencies.
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The other was from industrial conglomerate Siemens, which partnered with the UK's Cranfield University to retrofit a 203 Ford Mustang with autonomous technology.
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It would have cost hundreds of millions of dollars to retrofit the carrier with a steam catapult and delayed its launch even further.
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Almost every city in Los Angeles County has mandated retrofitting those, but in, say, San Bernardino, only (a few) cities have mandated retrofit.
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Moreover, it aims to retrofit big rigs with its autonomous driving unique sensors, hardware and software in order to revolutionize the trucking industry.
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On cyber issues, we need to be building policy into the technology, getting in on the ground floor instead of trying to retrofit.
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Crucially, the company has also developed a transparent veneer that can be applied to existing windows, which opens up an enormous retrofit market.
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In this case, one of the key requirements for this retrofit was saving space and weight to make the Microbus more energy efficient.
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BART's pee-retrofit will also include reflooring and sealing 80 elevators against future urinary assaults, a project slated to end in April 2017.
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The company must carryout recalls of 85 percent of its affected trucks to retrofit them with updated compliant software, or face additional penalties.
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Another idea is "resilience service companies" that would retrofit buildings to better withstand natural hazards, for example, reducing risks and lowering insurance premiums.
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Amazon is announcing the Ring retrofit alarm kit so that older sensors can be re-used when connected to a Ring alarm hub.
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He believes directors should be allowed to return to their movies and retrofit them the way a painter might touch up a painting.
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In France's northern coal-mining region, we helped a local initiative to train thousands of coal miners to retrofit buildings for solar panels.
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Mosher: In fact, he worked with Cradle of Aviation Museum to retrofit LM-13 into an Apollo-style landing site within the museum.
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Tinting, which is barely noticeable against the sky, can even be done as a moderately priced retrofit with film (installed by a professional).
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Seth Stein, a mayoral spokesman, said the lower number reflected the expected retrofit projects that will be completed in the current fiscal year.
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This provides a 6900 percent tax credit to individuals and companies looking to retrofit their homes and commercial properties with solar energy technologies.
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But they could increase public preparedness, help public officials target their efforts to retrofit unsafe buildings, and otherwise mitigate hazards of catastrophic earthquakes.
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It is no easy matter to retrofit a tenement from the turn of the 20th century, but the housing association sees no alternative.
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In 85033, as part of an energy retrofit, it created one of the largest green roofs in the country in New York City.
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It may also be a worthwhile long-term investment to retrofit and secure your roof, windows, and doors, or to add storm shutters.
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Murray acknowledged that merging the two sides, dealing with language barriers and trying to retrofit game plans for new team members was difficult.
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But innovators spawn imitators and an emerging startup thinks it can retrofit any store with its AI-powered item tracking system starting next year.
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It can cost several thousand dollars per space to retrofit existing parking garages or lots, which requires ripping up cement to lay electric conduits.
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By 2024, Elysis hopes to sell a technology kit that can be used around the world to retrofit existing smelters or build new ones.
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While Wallflower only works with electric stoves right now, the team is working on creating a device that will retrofit gas stoves, as well.
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If the new smelting process under development proves commercially viable, he said, Rio would retrofit its entire fleet of existing smelters with the technology.
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The best way to save lives is to design structures that can withstand earthquakes and retrofit old buildings to fit the code, he said.
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"Now that we own the building, we can retrofit it in a way that better supports the community, that provides economic benefits," said Avila.
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But there are plenty of companies in a middle ground, working to retrofit buildings or using alternative energy to add to existing power sources.
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Just last week, Target announced plans to retrofit stores in the Dallas-Fort Worth area for the program, according to the Dallas Morning News.
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The head of the Real Estate Board of New York, an industry association, pushed back against the call to retrofit older buildings with sprinklers.
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A local electric company has agreed to take out or retrofit power lines and other equipment to make them less attractive to migrating birds.
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He also pledged to train a total of 3,53 workers over the next three years to retrofit buildings to make them more energy efficient.
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So the proposals to retrofit buildings, retool transportation and build a clean-energy system are simply ways of tackling the problem where it starts.
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In 2016, he was trying to retrofit a grand narrative around many disconnected products that turned out to be well liked but only moderately successful.
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In a statement, Ms. Cape said Arup would work with the New York City Transportation Department's Division of Bridges on the design of the retrofit.
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The company said while its retrofit solar system deployments have decreased it expects they "will stabilize and grow in the second half of the year."
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A whole-house retrofit, in contrast, could have added digital thermostats to ensure that greater efficiency was converted into lower bills rather than higher temperatures.
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Farmers can't change engine settings, can't retrofit old equipment with new features, and can't modify their tractors to meet new environmental standards on their own.
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To help achieve that, it will retrofit schools and other municipal buildings, put in new electric trolley buses, and use LED bulbs for street lighting.
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Telsa did something similar with the P85D, offering the same retrofit when the previously-top-of-the-range car became outmatched by the new P90D.
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" He referred CNBC to the official settlement website, which says owners "will not be entitled to a retrofit until after the pending appeal is resolved.
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The EPA also hopes to spend $1.65 billion over 10 years to retrofit or replace diesel fuel vehicles, including school buses, in the United States.
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City Hall announced on Thursday that it would allocate $1.3 million to retrofit command vehicles, like the one Officer Familia was in, with ballistic protection.
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The Conservative climate-change plan, which includes investments in green technology and tax credits for homeowners who retrofit their homes, has been criticised as expensive.
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The good news for passengers is the retrofit will also include the addition of power outlets at seats, and the aircraft will be Wi-Fi enabled.
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Schumer would deploy $217 billion in grants to upgrade the nation's charging infrastructure and $21.2 billion to encourage manufacturers to retrofit their facilities for EV production.
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Uber also intends to use Otto's kits to retrofit passenger vehicles such as Volvo's and those of other automakers the ride-hail giant may partner with.
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The company said it would inform Model S owners when a retrofit, which is estimated to take an hour to install, is ready in their area.
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The Federal Motor Transport Authority would grant approval quickly so that the retrofit systems could be offered on the market as soon as possible, he added.
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The hand-operated brake is a standard retrofit for cars for disabled drivers, and there are no guidelines on what form an accelerator pedal must take.
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Bragi delayed production (and subsequently, the release) of the Dash for months in order to retrofit the earbuds with something called Near Field Magnetic Induction (NFMI).
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It was as if some vital essence had been lost during the retrofit, resulting in lemon CARs that didn't run long enough to replicate or kill.
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Several years ago, she told The Associated Press she was concerned about the emergence of new technologies that could retrofit firearms to make them fully automatic.
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There will also be an effort to retrofit infrastructure to be more energy efficient, including installing better insulation, solar panels and more energy-conserving home appliances.
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Nissan also plans to sell the additional gadget needed to provide access to the new connected service, which can also work on older models via retrofit.
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Klobuchar's policy also includes a $250 trillion infrastructure package to retrofit buildings to make them energy-efficient, build climate resilience and make new buildings climate-friendly.
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Last September he announced that the city would force the owners of large buildings, including apartment houses and office buildings, to retrofit them to save energy.
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Learning to retrofit stores may slow any licensing plans since it will need to make its technology work for stores, rather than the other way around.
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Well, today's the day, with GM announcing plans to spend $2.2 billion to retrofit its Detroit-Hamtramck plant for the production of autonomous and electric vehicles.
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New construction includes fortress-like features by default, and those who live in older neighborhoods retrofit the existing urban fabric with walls, gates and barred windows.
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The company said it's looking into making the new product available as a retrofit for early SolarCity adapters, but it didn't have an announcement at this time.
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The Google unit has previously worked with Qualcomm Inc and Civiq Smartscapes to retrofit New York City phone booths into digital billboards that serve as WiFi hotspots.
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After traveling on container ships and buying a tiny boat for prototyping, Shone is already working with a shipping company to retrofit their ships with their technology.
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In China, surveillance has become all encompassing; here in the United States, consumers retrofit our physical world with microphones and cameras and give them cute androgynous names.
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The only way to avert, say, 2°C of global warming would be either to retire many of these plants early or retrofit them with carbon capture.
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Rather its focus is on forging partnerships with OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) like Chrysler and Honda to purchase fleets of vehicles or retrofit for self-driving capabilities.
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They note that there is a "Tremendous customer pull to improve safety and productivity," and that they can retrofit trucks or provide these capabilities on new units.
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But depending on a building's age and what materials it's made of, a traditional retrofit has the potential to destroy a structure in a different way—aesthetically.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's transport minister said on Friday that carmakers have not yet submitted retrofit kits for manipulated diesel cars for which his administration could grant approval.
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"Now it is the turn of the retrofit industry to develop effective systems to meet all limits and regulations," transport minister Andreas Scheuer said in a statement.
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Carmakers are divided over who will pay the retrofit costs, given that most older diesel cars met clean air rules at the time when they were sold.
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That includes a recently acquired 100,000-square-foot indoor soccer complex in Hamilton, which will produce some 15,000 kilograms of pot after a C$9 million retrofit.
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With their scientific and engineering prowess and capital muscle, many oil companies have the capacity to retrofit their business plans if and when they are forced to.
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The proposal calls for an investment of $180 billion over 10 years to sustainably retrofit and repair public housing with the goal of eliminating all carbon emissions.
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The legislation would retrofit 1 million units of federally owned housing and provide funding to add solar panels and secure renewable energy resources for all public housing.
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The Los Angeles Unified School District allotted $19.8 million in September to retrofit or remove its 48,20133 drinking fountains to erase a small but tenacious lead threat.
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But it can be hard for Bruner to cordon off his life into easily-defined segments, or to retrofit any sort of schedule to his creative process.
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He concluded that the perfect match was Cruise, which had fewer than 40 employees but was moving quickly to retrofit basic cars with its self-driving equipment.
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Better retrofits Our program is also developing effective retrofit methods for mitigating fatigue crack growth in steel structures, focusing on navigation facilities such as locks and dams.
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" That tiny hint of age-play is so common, Chase told me, "I've had to retrofit my predilections to become OK with hearing it all the time.
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The expenses range from $7 for medical wipes to tens of thousands of dollars to retrofit a home with a walk-in shower or hire outside help.
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At least initially, Honda will likely provide a limited number of vehicles to Waymo for the company to retrofit with its self-driving hardware and software suite.
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We could start with a massive initiative to retrofit buildings across the country, targeting the homes and public buildings in communities of color and low-income areas.
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And if hospitals get full, National Guard members can build new field hospitals or retrofit existing facilities like stadiums or hotels to take care of more patients.
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"Perhaps being free from having to retrofit a previous system for flying purposes is what allowed the rapid evolution of such an impressive flight controller," she said.
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So how do you retrofit or how do you leverage what's already out there to basically look at the problem and solve it in a different way?
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The statement listed obstacles to a blanket order to retrofit, such as cost and lack of adequate water supply in many buildings to operate a sprinkler system.
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Murthy said the company will sometimes take on customers looking to retrofit their homes with the modules, but the company is more focused on working with developers.
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More than half of India's coal-fired power plants ordered to retrofit equipment to curb sulphur oxide emissions are set to miss deadlines, Reuters reported this month.
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For the Ring Alarm, the company announced the Retrofit Alarm Kit, which will let homeowners connect existing, legacy wired home security sensors into a Ring Alarm system.
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Pruitt's other proposals affecting clean air include allowing truck-builders to retrofit new tractor-trailer bodies with old diesel engines that were built before tougher pollution standards.
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It is now installing the seats on Boeing 777-200 planes and plans to retrofit most of its other wide-body planes by the end of 2018.
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Daimler said it was prepared to participate in the retrofit program and offered incentives of up to 10,000 euros for those swapping old cars for new Mercedes models.
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And now it's having to retrofit a more inclusive approach at the same time as unpicking an 'environmentally insensitive' legacy that original playbook really doesn't look so smart.
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This is very different from the 1970s, when Detroit would need to retrofit its car-manufacturing plants one at a time, after the robots themselves were actually built.
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In other words, Microsoft may have been able to encourage Apple to retrofit iTunes for Windows to the Windows Store by showing them how easy it would be.
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Uber says it will retrofit a fleet of Toyota Sienna minivans with its proprietary self-driving technology, but the vehicles won't be owned and operated by either company.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency, Unreinforced Masonry Buildings and Earthquakes (963), 22; Portland Bureau of Emergency Management, "Unreinforced Masonry (URM) Seismic Retrofit Project," retrieved February 29, 2016 http://www.portlandoregon.
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The phoens will also ship with a Lightning-to-headphone jack dongle in the box, making it easier for your to retrofit any 3.5mm headphones you're currently using.
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But key questions remain unanswered, from who pays to retrofit older ships with technology to lower pollutants, to how different countries will enforce new United Nations emission standards.
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For abortion clinics not originally built to meet these standards, it could be easier to rebuild completely than to retrofit an existing facility, according to abortion rights advocates.
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Chicago-based Boeing, which the officials said also will retrofit older planes with the cockpit warning light, previously offered the alert, but it was not required by regulators.
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JetBlue has currently retrofit about 20 of its existing A320 planes with a new cabin, and expects to reconfigure the remaining 80–90 by the end of 2020.
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One way ships can comply with coming standards is to retrofit vessels with costly scrubbers, which can reduce sulfur emissions even if ships continue to burn dirty fuel.
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The vehicle will be electric and it won't be a retrofit like the Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid vehicles Voyage currently uses or its first-generation vehicle, a Ford Fusion.
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The eventual result could become a landmark decision over the rights of people with disabilities and the responsibility of companies to retrofit mobile apps and websites for accessibility.
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Integrating Human-Robot Interaction skills into development at an early stage is probably going to lead to greater success than trying to retrofit human interaction into existing systems.
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If you don't, then Amazon will sell you a myQ Smart Garage Hub to retrofit your existing garage door opener for an introductory price of $50 (regular price $80).
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In August, 19 cities, including Paris and Tokyo, vowed to make all new buildings carbon-neutral from 2030, and to retrofit others to meet the same standard by 2050.
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Chicago-based Boeing, which the officials said also will retrofit older planes with the cockpit warning light, previously offered the alert, but it was not required by aviation regulators.
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In positive news, Geraghty shared that passenger satisfaction with the new interior has been marked, with net promotor score increases of seven points for customers on the retrofit planes.
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Musk has said that this means they expect it won't appeal as a retrofit solution, but will instead appeal more to new builds or those due for rooftop replacement.
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Andrew Cuomo had asked for the Army Corps of Engineers to retrofit buildings into hospitals to help alleviate the burden on hospitals treating a major influx of coronavirus patients.
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In addition to the software update and new training procedures, Boeing said in a statement on Wednesday it would retrofit jets with a safety feature that was previously optional.
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Bumblebee Spaces will sometimes work with homeowners to retrofit their homes, but the company mostly sells directly to multi-family developers that either own, operate, or develop apartments themselves.
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But Jaguar is not content to merely revive E-Types to their former glory — the company is offering to retrofit them as fully electric machines: the E-Type Zero.
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We have to allow some time for existing wells to run dry, mines to shut down, power plants to close, factories to retrofit, and new technologies to scale up.
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The company will retrofit 10 of its 235 ships with so-called scrubber technology that reduces sulphur emissions, while one ship will be converted to run on liquefied natural gas.
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"The retrofit kits are intended to be for business fleets, so it's not intended to be something a consumer can install, it'll take a little bit of integration," he said.
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Carlos Tavares, the chief executive of France's PSA Group said the retrofit approach "doesn't work" because carmakers would balk at having to make a financial contribution toward rebuilding older cars.
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The Voyo system allows users to retrofit cars sold in the U.S. after 1996 — cars that were fitted with an on-board diagnostics II (OBD-II) port — with modern technologies.
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I find it fascinating, almost charming, that macho, gang members of patriarchal crime syndicates would care enough about eliciting partners' sexual pleasure that they'd retrofit their genitals to that end.
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The ministry planned to fully retrofit a unit at its Rovinari power plant by 2020 and was also in talks with a Chinese company to jointly build a new plant.
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American Airlines flight attendants, still working through a uniform crisis that dates to September 7373, are up in arms over a major retrofit project now getting underway dubbed Project Oasis.
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That's because the retrofit adopting post-combustion carbon capture technology will annually extract more than 1.6 million tons of carbon dioxide that would otherwise be exhaled into the Texas sky.
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O.T. considered a number of factors in issuing the requirement in 2013 for seatbelts on motor coaches, including consideration of whether to require owners to retrofit used buses with seatbelts.
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Greens have been advocating for years for a nationwide building retrofit program focused on energy efficiency and resilience, which could employ thousands of people in every area of the country.
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Per their conversation, Fifteen Group claims they will keep the Santa Fe Art Colony intact, but will retrofit the studios with new features like central air conditioning and upgraded kitchens.
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Presumably, if initial efforts work, Uber will continue to buy cars and retrofit them with its own self-driving technology as the company ramps up its fleet of driverless cars.
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In the letter, obtained by Vox before its release, she will insist that Trump direct the Army Corps of Engineers to retrofit existing buildings to care for Covid-19 patients.
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And what that does is it drives the cost per mile down way lower than you could ever reach if you took a regular car and tried to retrofit it.
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The resulting retrofit Beetles will be able to make about 80 horsepower, and go from 0 to 80 kilometers per hour (about 50 miles per hour) in around eight seconds.
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Lacking access to reliable transportation, the brothers — already fixtures in Melbourne's underground skateboard scene — decided to take their vehicle of choice, a skateboard, and retrofit it with a chainsaw motor.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Swedish carmaker Volvo is preparing a hardware retrofit for some of its older diesel cars in Germany, according to a report by Der Spiegel magazine published on Monday.
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Her tactics include a $1 trillion infrastructure package to modernize the power grid with union labor, retrofit buildings for energy efficiency, and implement new zoning policies with federal housing grants.
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As it stands, this is simply a retrofit of an electric car into the shell of an old school classic, and Jaguar isn't being terribly explicit about either pricing or availability.
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If they really plan to retrofit the shagadelic man of mystery into something post-#MeToo audiences won't hate, Myers and Roach have a hell of a challenge in front of them.
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Bosch and Daimler note that it's possible to retrofit existing parking structures with similar tech, which could lead to up to 20 percent more efficiency in use of their available capacity.
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Schools built prior to 2010 have no such requirement, although many communities in the state are finding ways to retrofit older schools with safe places in the event of a tornado.
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The astronauts were at risk of dying from high levels of the gas but managed to retrofit the main ship's gas-absorbing canisters to fit into openings on the lunar module.
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The requirements that clinic doctors obtain admitting privileges at nearby hospitals and that the clinics retrofit themselves as small hospitals threatens to force most of the state's remaining clinics to close.
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The changes are available as a retrofit to existing A380s or as options on new jets, Wuggetzer said, adding that Airbus had customers "interested and signed" for some of the elements.
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This is JD's first such store outside China, and the company wants to open more — as well as sell its retrofit kit to local Jakarta storekeepers who also want to digitize.
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With today's lithium-ion batteries — commonly found in electric cars and personal electronics, such as laptops — engineers can retrofit winged aircraft to make them electric, without relying on any new technologies.
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The extent of those alliances ranges from a simple vehicle supply/retrofit agreement, as Waymo has with Fiat Chrysler and Magna, to deep development programs, as with Argo, Ford and Volkswagen.
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N) to redesign the fan cowl structure on all 737 NG planes and retrofit existing planes after an April 2018 incident in which a woman was killed on Southwest Airlines (LUV.
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While new residential buildings over 30 meters high must have sprinkler systems fitted, there is no law requiring councils to retrofit old buildings with them – and Grenfell had no sprinkler system.
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According to prosecutors, Sinovel conspired beginning in 2011 to obtain AMSC's copyrighted information and trade secrets so that it could make wind turbines and retrofit existing ones without having to pay AMSC.
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Currently, the greatest CCUS success story is the retrofit system at the W.A. Parish Plant in Texas — the Petra Nova Carbon Capture Project— which was named Plant of the Year in 2017.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German carmakers cannot be forced to retrofit polluting diesel cars unless excessive pollution is caused by deliberate fraud, an expert report being reviewed by Germany's transport ministry showed on Tuesday.
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Also, Germany's transport ministry denied a report in weekly magazine Der Spiegel that it was looking into ways to retrofit older diesel cars with AdBlue injection systems to reduce nitrogen oxides emissions.
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The Ukrainian government signed a separate $1 billion deal in early 2018 with GE Transportation to build 30 new train locomotives in Erie, Pa., and to retrofit other aging Ukrainian train systems.
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But she said she continues to oppose a call by Environment Minister Barbara Hendricks, also a Social Democrat, to retrofit diesel cars because such measures would be expensive and technically extremely challenging.
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Using such techniques as computer vision and deep learning, a form of artificial intelligence, the company is analyzing video feeds and data from the retrofit devices to improve driver performance and safety.
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Will automakers simply sell their autonomous vehicles to the networks, will the self-driving tech company buy a few thousand and retrofit them (probably not), or will Lyft take on that overhead?
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"What we don't have is retrofit programs," said Max Moritz, a cooperative extension specialist in wildfire at the Bren School of Environmental Science and Management at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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Carmakers have said they expect only a small proportion of owners of the affected vehicles to opt for a retrofit rather than a trade-in, and raised practical objections over the plan.
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The director, Ramin Bahrani, who wrote the screenplay with Amir Naderi, is trying to retrofit the "Black Mirror" anxieties of today onto a story built of "Twilight Zone"-style Cold War preoccupations.
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In late 2015, Apple bought two Lexus S.U.V.s and hired a Virginia firm called Torc Robotics to retrofit the vehicles with sensors, a project known internally as Baja, one former employee said.
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Republicans rightly pilloried its deeply unserious elements — including plans to retrofit every single structure in the U.S. and guaranteed "economic security" to those "unable or unwilling to work" (why is this green?).
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The extent of those alliances ranges from a simple vehicle supply/retrofit agreement, as Waymo has with Fiat Chrysler and Magna, to deep development programs, as with Argo, Ford and Volkswagen (VOWG_p.DE).
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Create an Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant program to work with contractors, manufacturers, construction unions and retailers to retrofit homes and buildings to lower operating costs in new affordable housing units.
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He is calling for committing $2.18 trillion in grants for low- and middle-income families to weatherize and retrofit their homes and businesses, with the goal of reducing residential energy consumption by 30%.
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The Navy is simply outfitting standard boats with AI and control mechanisms and letting the loose making it far easier to retrofit older "dumb" boats and recruit them into the coming machine army.
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But as a security matter, he could do it — just not with an unmodified, off-the-shelf phone, says a former senior National Security Agency official who retrofit President Obama's first Blackberry handheld.
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If you have a growing laundry list of things that you consider unacceptable in a partner, eventually it's going to be too much to retrofit all of those traits into a human being.
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The plan is for Here and Iowa's transportation department to retrofit I-380 between Iowa City and Cedar Rapids to better handle the expected onslaught of automated and connected vehicles, especially freight vehicles.
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As The Economist went to press, Uber, a ride-hailing firm, was expected to announce it had acquired Otto, an American startup that is developing self-driving kit to retrofit to any lorry.
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The elevator retrofit crew recently installed a water-proofing and water-pumping system called a Fit Pit at the base of the Civic Center elevator shaft to keep it as dry as possible.
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SpaceX is building out a second Starship construction facility there in Cocoa, and it plans to retrofit its existing launch site in nearby Cape Canaveral for flying prototypes and perhaps full-scale vehicles.
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In 1997, WE ACT encouraged New York's transit authority to adopt diesel retrofit and hybrid buses that reduced tailpipe emissions by 85033 percent, thereby improving the air quality and health of these neighborhoods.
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Two-thirds of buildings in the region were built before 1975 and were known for their mediocre energy performance, so the region gave tax incentives for eco-renovation projects to retrofit outdated housing.
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Older buildings were exempt: Developers at the time, including Donald J. Trump, resisted calls to require older buildings to retrofit with sprinkler systems in each apartment, arguing it would have been very costly.
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New York (CNN Business)Investigators of a fatal accident on a Southwest Airlines plane last year recommend that Boeing retrofit the engines of nearly 7,000 jets to prevent a repeat of the accident.
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In the fourth quarter, the company deployed 73 megawatts of retrofit solar systems, down 21 percent from the prior quarter and well below SolarCity's more than 200 megawatts a quarter in early 2016.
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And it's a good thing, because adequately addressing climate change in the time remaining is going to involve lots of spending — infrastructure, RD&D, retrofit and efficiency programs, adaptation, the list goes on.
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It took engineers six years to retrofit the Boeing MD-10 to accommodate features such as a 46-seat classroom, an operating theatre, a recovery room and other scanning and laser eye treatment rooms.
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It's a great solution for folks looking to retrofit their old-fashioned desks into fancy standing desks, and because it's so easy to disassemble you can take it with you from office to office.
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A massive Deere ExactEmerge planter sells for about $150,000, which includes components for precision farming, while a Precision Planting retrofit kit costs about $20153,000, J.P. Morgan analyst Ann Duignan estimated in a research note.
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With authorization from Congress, the company could simply write a check to the E.P.A., which already runs a program under the Diesel Emissions Reduction Act that helps local governments retrofit or upgrade their fleets.
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In response, debt-laden private companies including Reliance Power, Adani Power and GMR, as well as state-run NTPC, have been seeking billions in federal funding to retrofit coal-fired plants to cut emissions.
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To win back its certification, the lab had spent roughly 200 million Brazilian reais ($60 million) to train more than 90 technicians and retrofit three floors of facilities at a federal university in Rio.
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It was put back into service in 2014 after a retrofit, and had been scheduled to return on Sunday to its home base at Mar del Plata, about 250 miles south of Buenos Aires.
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As part of its partnership with Volvo, Uber bought 2000 XC2180s that it hopes to retrofit with self-driving technology and have driving down the streets of Pittsburgh by the end of the year.
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DE) gave arguably the strongest backing, saying it was prepared to participate in the retrofit program and offering incentives of up to 25,43 euros ($24,25) for those swapping old cars for new Mercedes models.
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Working with earthquake experts, private engineers and the business community, city leaders developed a strong earthquake plan to retrofit LA's concrete building structures and minimize the damage they could cause in a large earthquake.
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CarbonCure's technology is a small retrofit to the concrete production process — just a computer system, a tank of waste carbon dioxide, and a tube that can pump that carbon dioxide into the concrete mix.
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So, the USGS urges California residents to stay prepared, retrofit homes to make sure they hold up during a quake, and keep a healthy supply of food, water and fuel in case of an emergency.
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Jenssen said that 60 percent of new-build ships in Korea, a major ship-building hub, were fitted with scrubbers last year and that the market to retrofit existing vessels is "picking up quite rapidly".
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If carmakers are obliged to retrofit diesel vehicles with hardware to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions, as many people are now calling for, the cost to them would run to billions of euros in Germany alone.
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The New York City Transit Authority is weighing a plan to retrofit its R142 subway car fleet with modern technology like Wi-Fi, but has not formally called for bids, one of the sources said.
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Selling newer cars through incentives combined with the ramp-up of electric car charging infrastructure would bring down pollution levels in inner cities much faster than trying to retrofit older vehicles, BMW said on Friday.
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The new funding will help the company pursue its evolved business strategy, which now focuses on creating retrofit kits that can be used to add self-driving capabilities to existing commercial and business vehicle fleets.
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Still, as the oil market rushes to prepare, the shipping industry could crush their best-laid plans; scrubbers, which cost $3-$10 million to retrofit onto existing vessels, are becoming more standard on new ships.
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The report has several chapters devoted to explaining these variations — from installer to installer, state to state, customer-owned to third-party owned, retrofit to new build, different efficiencies and power electronics, and so on.
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This $3 million project to retrofit the majority of the spray showers in city parks with timer buttons was paid for by the city's Department of Environmental Protection, acting in concert with the Parks Department.
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Lyft's new e-bikes have a different style brake, a disc brake, which takes up more space and requires more room in the dock, forcing the company to retrofit its docking stations in several markets.
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Instead of mating new electric motors and batteries to the cars' existing drivetrains, as many upstart retrofit shops do, VW is providing eClassics with a new single-speed powertrain borrowed from the automaker's E-Up!
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VW didn't announce pricing, availability, or mention which models its keen to retrofit, though it did show off an already-converted 1973 Super Beetle convertible, and promised more details at next week's Frankfurt Motor Show.
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Instead of just building spacecraft to a set of standards laid out by the government, companies instead will potentially have to fork over extra money to retrofit a vehicle to comply with the FAA's regulations.
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The New York Daily News reported that, following two deadly fires in the city in 1998, Mayor Rudy Giuliani proposed legislation requiring landlords to retrofit their buildings with sprinklers, if they didn't already have them.
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"If you're a rich liberal from maybe New York or California, it sounds great because you can afford to retrofit your home or build a new home that has zero emissions, that's energy efficient," Duffy said.
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According to the American Public Transit Association (APTA), the average U.S. subway and commuter rail car is now around 22 years old, about halfway through its 40-year life span and still young enough to retrofit.
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The law also required schools to place at least one armed staff member or law enforcement officer at each campus and retrofit classrooms with "hard corners," which give students a place to seek cover from gunfire.
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IndiGo said last month it would retrofit its A320neo fleet with a new software upgrade from Pratt & Whitney after one of its planes was forced to make an emergency landing due to smoke in the cabin.
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But then the showrunners felt a belated sense of responsibility to smooth over their shoddy workmanship and tried to retrofit a realistic response from a high schooler who survives her best friend disappearing without a trace.
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Apple also said it's easy to retrofit older machines with modules that slip right into the back, so keep an eye out for the "Connect with Apple Watch" the next time you step on a treadmill.
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Volkswagen is taking a surprise $20143 billion charge in the third quarter because the effort to retrofit or buy back U.S. diesel vehicles that were part of an emissions cheating scandal is more complex than expected.
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We are carrying out tests in which we make a small crack in the middle of a large steel plate, retrofit it with CFRP and then place it underwater and subject it to large stress cycles.
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But on 100% Fresh, he's managed to take the anarchic nature and slacker approach of his early movies and albums and retrofit the humor for modern times, usually by trimming it down to the bare essentials.
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"If you bake the retrofit into your costs now, it's a marginal investment, and it protects your property and, more importantly, the people who will live there," said Roland Lewis, the alliance's president and chief executive.
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An alternative would be to retrofit some older vehicles, at a cost of 1,400 to 3,300 euros ($1,725 to $4,060), cutting diesel pollution by as much as 70 percent, according to Germany's auto safety group, ADAC.
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In its petition to the Supreme Court, Domino's references included features of its website, like the Pizza Tracker, that may be difficult to translate into words and that could result in higher costs during the retrofit.
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"It is very tricky to retrofit a building that was built without air-conditioning," said Andrew Gerringer, the managing director for new business development at the Marketing Directors, a New York development, leasing and marketing company.
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About 2000,255 CAPS graduates across the country — builders and remodelers, occupational therapists, interior designers — retrofit homes to help people remain in them safely, said Dan Bawden, a Houston contractor who helped develop the program in 0003.
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But prosecutors said that Sinovel conspired beginning in 2011 to obtain AMSC's copyrighted information and trade secrets so that it could make wind turbines and retrofit existing ones in order to avoid having to pay AMSC.
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After the hearing, Papenfuse said his predecessor should have received two to five years in prison because of damage he did to the city in the museum case and other matters, including a failed incinerator retrofit project.
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In North Dakota, Minnkota Power now plans to retrofit one of its coal units with a similar technology, aiming to capture 3 million tons of carbon dioxide per year and store it more than a mile underground.
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Jaguar describes the idea represented by this E-type Zero as "a concept": the car itself can't be a concept, because it's just an electric retrofit on an existing model, but Jaguar is treating it like one.
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In San Francisco Unified, where half the students receive free and reduced-price lunch and a quarter are English language learners, the district is building three net-zero schools, including one retrofit of an existing elementary school.
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By installing smart products as part of our homes during construction, we are making home automation a reality for many who have been intrigued by it but haven't been able (or willing) to retrofit on their own.
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The boilers that British Gas hopes to retrofit can already monitor their operations for errors; it's not hard to imagine that in the future, they'll be wired by default to report those problems to speed up repairs.
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As a critic, it may be that I don't have the means to evaluate a work of art that's supposed to be magical, because I can't retrofit my childhood to one colored by Disney Channel super-saturation.
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Apple also accused the Commission of using its powers to combat state aid "to retrofit changes to national law," in effect trying to change the international tax system and in the process creating legal uncertainty for businesses.
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"We have to think very carefully about whether such retrofit requirements for engines would really bring about the results we need because we would reduce the industry's ability to invest in new and modern technologies," she said.
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B/E Aerospace brings more aftermarket and aircraft retrofit business to Rockwell, which is mainly focused on new equipment, and also adds exposure to twin-aisle aircraft, said Richard Aboulafia, an aerospace analyst at the Teal Group.
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A columnist for The Wall Street Journal, for example, recently pointed to the $400 billion estimated cost of retrofitting American buildings without mentioning the $1.4 trillion net value (retrofit costs minus saved energy costs) of doing so.
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Angelo J. Ponte, a project manager, said he was interested in the product as a cost-effective way to retrofit the firm's older properties with new technology because there's very little infrastructure cost associated with the upgrade.
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He "will tell you myriad stories," Lehmann said, "about, 'there's only five left that have the right squeak,'" and how he worked to retrofit the whistle to get the sound to come out of the duck properly.
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He "will tell you myriad stories," Lehmann said, "about, 'there's only five left that have the right squeak,'" and how he worked to retrofit the whistle to get the sound to come out of the duck properly.
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He's been repeatedly calling on the president to dispatch the group to New York to help set up temporary medical centers and retrofit buildings like college dorms with ventilators and hospital beds to accommodate overflow from hospitals.
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Though some companies have begun making smaller solar-powered vehicles, there are presumably many outfits that would prefer to find a way to retrofit the hardware they already have in the world, which Kalyanpur says will be possible.
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DUH leader Juergen Resch said the decision would help accelerate the shift to electric cars and called on Chancellor Angela Merkel to force carmakers to pay to retrofit diesel vehicles with exhaust-cleaning systems to avoid a ban.
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Retrofit options are definitely going to be attractive to any fleet operators who have a large pool of existing vehicles and aren't eager to throw out that investment and buy all new cars when autonomy becomes the norm.
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ROBERT SATCHWELLHaarby, Denmark * The Economist is right to encourage leaders in the developing world to plan for urban growth, rather then trying to retrofit infrastructure once such growth has already happened ("The right kind of sprawl", July 2nd).
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Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez spoke on Capitol Hill in front of a throng of activists from environmental and public housing advocacy groups, touting their bill to retrofit and repair public housing units with the goal of complete decarbonization.
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In addition, getting airlines to spend money to retrofit their current fleet as well as cultural change to manage the new kind of pilot role will be crucial, said Christine Ourmieres-Widener, CEO of British regional carrier Flybe.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio on Thursday said that he wants to force landlords to retrofit old buildings — including apartment houses, office buildings and warehouses, with more than 225,143 square feet of space — to make them more energy efficient.
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Esper said he anticipates the field hospitals being used to temporarily alleviate the strain on civilian hospitals in order to allow the US Army Corps of Engineers to retrofit hotels, convention centers and college dormitories into makeshift hospitals.
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Boeing must be cautious with how it characterizes the safety alert, risking legal claims by saying it could have made a difference in the crash while not wanting to suggest that the retrofit is meaningless, legal experts said.
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Just look at what happened in London with the Grenfell Tower fire, where we find out that there were repeated requests from coroners to retrofit these public housing buildings with sprinkler systems, and it was deemed too expensive.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian power companies are seeking billions of dollars of federal funding to retrofit coal-fired plants to cut emissions, saying hefty tariff increases would otherwise be needed to pay for the technology, according to internal documents.
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The partnership isn't exclusive — Uber is also working with Toyota and can pursue additional automotive partnerships — but it also stipulates that Uber will buy Volvo's "base vehicles," which the ride-hail company can retrofit with its own autonomous technology.
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JT: Because 90% of the buildings you are going to retrofit are already built, and you need just to wire, to plug, to put those-, those digital things together, and that creates new jobs, very interesting jobs, new capabilities.
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To get this feature, you need a car with the latest version of Tesla's FSD computer, which means cars that were produced in April 2019 or later (note that it's also possible to retrofit older cars with the feature).
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All of these cost and operational improvements in the solar rooftop industry will bleed over into areas outside the mandate — into the retrofit market, and into other states — making rooftop solar more attractive even in places it isn't required.
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Efficient electrolysis plus efficient hydride storage means that Hy-Tech's retrofit will produce a zero-emissions vehicle (ZEV) with an average of 300 miles range, comparable to high-end electric vehicles but able to work in any existing vehicle.
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Chobani founder Hamdi Ulukaya took out a $503 million federal Small Business Administration loan in 2005 to purchase a shuttered Kraft facility and has since invested about $100 million to retrofit and expand the factory, which now employs around 1,000 people.
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But, given her attachment to reboots like Clueless and The First Wives Club, which she's also set to work on, it feels a bit stifling to ask a fresh talent to essentially retrofit old movies to a totally new audience.
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To general concerns from the Facebook group members about working conditions, the Amazon statement noted that the fulfillment centers were "built with climate control" and that the company invested $52 million in 2012 to retrofit the centers with air conditioning.
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It is looking to retrofit an existing marine diesel engine system in a fishing boat currently in the city of Kochi to enable it to operate on both LNG and diesel in what is known as a dual fuel system.
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To win back its certification ahead of the Summer Games, the Rio lab spent roughly 200 million Brazilian reais, or some $60 million, to train more than 90 technicians and retrofit three floors of facilities at a federal university in Rio.
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It was part of a project to retrofit old company houses like one owned by Pearl Cope, 264, a retired mine company receptionist whose home is so energy inefficient she pays up to $303 a month for heat during the winter.
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He simply had to show, carefully and methodically, the "virtual absence of any health benefit" from requiring doctors who provide abortions to obtain admitting privileges at local hospitals or requiring abortion clinics to retrofit themselves as mini-hospitals at huge cost.
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In game development, it's not uncommon for both writing and audio composition to be added at a late stage in a project; made to retrofit the mechanical framework of a game and often be subservient to its moment-to-moment gameplay.
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Founder Jerry Callahan — who previously founded Blue Rhino— said that sales are driven by a mix of individual consumers looking to retrofit their homes and multi-family or residential developers looking to save space and make new homes more efficient.
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Over the next 15 years, the government had initially planned to retrofit some 20 of these with anti-pollution gear when they reached 30 years of age in a bid to extend their operating lifespan, but this has been shelved.
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At this point, our best hope is to utilize the Army Corps of Engineers to leverage its expertise, equipment and people power to retrofit and equip existing facilities — like military bases or college dormitories — to serve as temporary medical centers.
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Imagine a kickstarter for dirty trucks — as Suzanne's recent article in Nature Sustainability showcases — so that entrepreneurs in frontier markets could use inset funds to decommission or retrofit outdated equipment, directly reducing the climate and health impacts of transport today.
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But on the radio show, Mr. de Blasio said he should be judged not on his personal behavior but on the policies of his administration, including efforts to retrofit buildings and move toward more electric vehicles in the city's fleet.
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The company plans to spend $45 million to retrofit second make-lines into existing and new restaurants, $50 million to upgrade interiors and exteriors of stores and $15 million to improve its IT infrastructure to help support its digital programs.
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That's a potentially enormous market with plenty of existing demand, which HyTech hopes will capitalize its second product, a retrofit that will transform any internal combustion vehicle into a zero-emissions vehicle (ZEV) by enabling it to run on pure hydrogen.
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Two, there's an important finding about the right timing for policies supporting energy efficiency, which is relevant to the already heavily urbanized US. Today's most common and affordable energy retrofit options, they say, can reduce building energy use by 20 to 40 percent.
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The coalition document said that if owners of a Euro 5 model wanted a hardware retrofit with a so-called selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system and if this was available and appropriate, the German government expects the car-makers to shoulder the costs.
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Surely, Uber's case (and others) should be a lesson for every startup that it's better to start that process of building a positive culture from day one — and not have to go back and fix it or retrofit it down the road.
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The damage wreaked in recent days could well escalate into the billions of dollars, security experts say, particularly now that any criminal, terrorist, or nation state has the ability to tease the tools apart and retrofit them into their own hacking tools.
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"Were in the situation where the executive order takes a lot of pressure off the decisions we had to make in the near term, such as whether to retrofit and retire older coal plants," said Dale Niezwaag, a spokesman for Basin Electric.
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Dwelo makes money by charging for the initial installs of the smart apartment hardware, which can either be done during construction or as a retrofit, but it also runs subscription pricing for apartment managers on the renter app and ongoing support for tenants.
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"The reason is an increase in provisions relating to the buyback/retrofit program for 3.03l TDI vehicles, which is part of the settlements in North America that is proving to be far more technically complex and time consuming," it said in a statement.
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In a nutshell, it's a project to retrofit nearly 200 Boeing (NYSE: BA) 737-800 aircraft in American's fleet to match the configuration of the much-newer Boeing 234 MAX planes that AA has only just begun to introduce into its fleet.
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"The ability to encrypt the data and keep the data useful when it's encrypted means that you can essentially retrofit encryption into a lot of applications and processes and then do that without the heavy cost burden of traditional encryption," Bower said.
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"We're in the situation where the executive order takes a lot of pressure off the decisions we had to make in the near term, such as whether to retrofit and retire older coal plants," said Dale Niezwaag, a spokesman for Basin Electric.
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The damage wreaked in recent days could well escalate into the billions of dollars, security experts say, particularly now that any criminal, terrorist or nation state has the ability to tease the tools apart and retrofit them into their own hacking tools.
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A complementary tactic to home filtering would be to retrofit our wastewater-treatment facilities to more deliberately sequester microfibers: To that end, a clever 18-year-old won this year's Google Science Fair with a liquid that attracts microplastics like a magnet.
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Related: Canada Admits There's No Chance It'll Reach Its Climate Change Targets — Not Even Close According to the Globe, the plan includes $3.8 billion in subsidies to retrofit buildings and make them more energy efficient while moving them off of fossil fuels.
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The company, which has raised $12 million to date, also launched having already secured a few commercial fleet partnerships for which the company will retrofit their software and hardware stack into vehicles in order to collect, test and verify real-world driving data.
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After Sacramento Municipal Utility District in California launched a residential energy efficiency retrofit program in 2010, Sacramento's housing agency received utility financing of more than $1 million by committing to complete multifamily building rehabs, resulting in reduced energy consumption by 25 to 413 percent.
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"Passwords won't even be mostly dead anytime soon, because the fatality won't spread to legacy applications that are too expensive to retrofit," said Wendy Nather, head advisory chief information security officer of Duo Security, a Cisco-owned company that specializes in bolstering login security.
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A graduate of startup incubator Y Combinator, it originally set out to build a retrofit kit that would allow cars already in the market to drive on highways with a high level of autonomy, not unlike what Tesla currently offers with its Autopilot feature.
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But the idea that you can leave a stable job, a 401(k), sell your house, retrofit your van and spend a couple of years living out of it by yourself, or with your spouse, or even with your kids, is something completely different.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian carrier IndiGo said it will retrofit its entire Airbus A320neo fleet with a new software upgrade from engine-maker Pratt & Whitney after one of its planes was forced to make an emergency landing last week due to smoke in the cabin.
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In California, a group of drivers has filed suit against their employer, saying they received little training and were forced to remain on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week, using vans they were required to provide and retrofit with a gurney.
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"It's our responsibility to tell the industry, it's your duty to regain the lost trust yourself," she said in a debate on Germany's upcoming budget, but set herself against calls to further increase the burden on carmakers to retrofit vehicles that produce excessive emissions.
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The most populous U.S. county, which has about 10.1 million people, said the presence of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in products sold by Monsanto many decades ago has caused widespread environmental contamination, forcing it to spend money to retrofit its stormwater systems and prevent further damage.
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"Successful retrofit programs, such as Mass Save in Massachusetts, have demonstrated that these undertakings can be an engine for economic growth and job creation while saving consumers and businesses big time on energy bills," says Mark Paul, an economist at the College of Florida.
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The planemaker will include a warning light in the new 737 Max planes and retrofit all existing ones, according to the report here The light will tell pilots if two key sensors do not agree, the FT reported, citing a person familiar with the situation.
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Though it's difficult to predict the exact timing of when earthquakes will strike or what their magnitude will be, researchers are encouraging residents and local officials to prepare now and retrofit structures to withstand seismic force before the next significant quake -- or the "Big One" -- strikes.
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HUDs are a relatively common feature on new vehicles, but older cars looking to retrofit are a big and growing market, according to an IHS market survey cited by Navdy and Harman, which is part of the reason for Harman's interest in this new tie-up.
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Even if such rules require consumers to open their wallets to retrofit a home, for example, it is unlikely to cause the kind of public anger seen recently in France over fuel taxes, said Jennifer Layke, global director for energy with the Washington-based World Resources Institute.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - More than half of India's coal-fired power plants ordered to retrofit equipment to curb air pollution are set to miss the deadline, private industry estimates and a Reuters analysis show, as millions in the country wake up to toxic air each day.
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"Even with the Clean Power Plan under a Supreme Court stay and the subject of litigation, utilities — particularly large investor-owned utilities — are retiring older, inefficient coal-fired plants because they are too costly to retrofit," added Lightfoot, now a partner at law firm Dorsey & Whitney.
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The 0003 study estimating damage at $2000 billion was based on the state of buildings at that time, and efforts to retrofit buildings at the city level "undoubtedly change the statewide damage estimates," says geophysicist Doug Given, who serves as the earthquake early warning coordinator for USGS.
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The airline announced this week that it plans to retrofit the economy class on 19 of its 13 Boeing 777 planes with 10-abreast seating in a 3-4-3 configuration, a change from its current nine-abreast 2-5-2 or 3-5103-3 configuration.
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It's just like we've retrofitted buildings to withstand earthquakes, we're probably going to have to retrofit more housing so that when fires come it doesn't get into the house, it doesn't catch the roof on fire, you don't get embers pulled in, the windows don't blow out.
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Last year, the Milwaukee-based motorcycle maker agreed to pay a $12 million civil fine and stop selling illegal after-market devices that cause its vehicles to emit too much pollution and spend about $3 million to retrofit or replace wood-burning appliances with cleaner stoves.
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In 1986, the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Los Angeles (CRA) entered in a 30-year partnership with the owners of a defunct terrycloth-robe factory on Santa Fe Avenue to provide low-interest loans to retrofit the buildings and create rent-restricted artist lofts.
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The costs required to retrofit spaces to meet legal fire and public assembly codes can seem daunting, even impossible—indeed, as we have been documenting with our Music Venue Closure Tracker, spaces around the country have been shut down by police and fire marshals in recent months.
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But this video for the title track — a skating, five-beat retrofit of the old ballad "Moonlight Becomes You" — offers a sense of Palmer's powers: his way of quietly recasting the harmonies of a tune, and gently pulling a rhythm section together around him as he improvises.
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The first iteration of the suitcase required a screwdriver to remove the battery, and last year, when airlines changed their rules regarding lithium-ion batteries because some of them had burst into flames mid-flight, Away scrambled to reach its early adopters and retrofit their luggage.
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"By offering farmers high-speed precision planting retrofit kits at a fraction of the cost of a new planter, Precision Planting posed a formidable challenge to Deere and its profitable sales of new planters," the Justice Department said in its complaint, asking a court to stop the proposed transaction.
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"Some of these ideas can be used at the household scale," Denkenberger said, but "it's sort of a backup plan for if we can't do the large-scale cooperation required to retrofit a factory" Feeding the world would also ensure our resilience against a catastrophe in more indirect ways.
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LA has some of the strictest earthquake laws in the country, agreeing in 2015 to retrofit concrete buildings in order to make the city less vulnerable in the event of an earthquake—but Jordan says the state should be ready for a quake as large as a magnitude 8.
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The company tried to retrofit the weapon, Reuters found, but abandoned the effort after its engineers were unable to rein in the one attribute scientists say is most responsible for its effectiveness and its potentially higher risk: its charge, the total amount of electricity it delivers to the target.
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BERLIN, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Volkswagen will take a hit of around 2.5 billion euros ($3 billion) to its third-quarter results because a programme to buy back or retrofit diesel engine cars in North America is proving more complex and time-consuming than expected, it said on Friday.
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Longer-term, Nauto plans to move away from its retrofit device and integrate its software into new production vehicles, relying on a massive cloud-networked data set that will not only capture how vehicles and drivers perform, but track road conditions and other safety incidents outside the car.
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To help encourage cruise lines to plug in while docked, the city and the New York State Power Authority agreed to help pay half of Carnival's electric bill as long as the company agreed to retrofit its ships, at a cost of up to $2600 million, to plug in.
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Concession stands at stadiums and baseball parks are another area of interest, according to CNBC, with Amazon hoping it can retrofit Go technology into these partner locations in as little as two weeks and have "hundreds" of stores using the scan-and-go checkout by the end of 2020.
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"The Green New Deal is one that if you are a rich liberal from maybe New York or California it sounds great because you can afford to retrofit your home or build a new home that has a zero emissions, that is energy efficient, affordable and safe," he said.
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Now, connectivity is so important to Ford, that the automaker is actually offering an easy retrofit option to add connected features to Ford and Lincoln vehicles from model years between 2010 and 2016, with SmartLink, a new piece of hardware that drivers can just plug into their car's OBD II port.
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Autonomous flight systems and aircraft are already in testing by the U.S. Air Force and other defense agencies, and now RE2 Robotics has been picked by the USAF to build a retrofit robot pilot that can easily take the controls of traditional, human-piloted aircraft and convert them to autonomous airplanes.
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Contingency planning began Tuesday at the Pentagon, where officials discussed enlisting guardsmen to deliver food and medical supplies to vulnerable populations, build temporary hospitals and retrofit facilities that could be used as hospitals, and work with local police units to enforce curfews like they have in coastal areas facing hurricanes.
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Add to that a family suicide that forced Snyder (who's still credited as director) to hand post production over to Avengers director Joss Whedon, followed by reports of extensive reshoots, and it seemed like DC might be rushing to retrofit a Zack Snyder movie into something cheerier, using Whedon's trademark quips and banter.
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When Philadelphia is thinking about what it means to become a tech city, it's not about "how do we retrofit this Silicon Valley model, but more so how do we use technology to do what Philadelphia does best," said Aniyia Williams of Tinsel and Black & Brown Founders, who was onstage with Hamilton.
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The costs range from a few hundred for faucet handles to several thousand to widen doorways or retrofit a bathroom (a walk-in shower is about $5,000, a walk-in tub can cost twice that much) to six figures if you need to build a master bed and bath on the first floor.
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The release of the report by the governor's office came just two hours before Mayor Bill de Blasio held a news conference to announce plans to build a new jail in the Bronx, as well as retrofit three other facilities in other boroughs, as part of a strategy to eventually vacate Rikers Island.
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"Maybe if I had a second time around I'd be putting a lot of persuasive pressure to say, 'Make the floor-to-floor of a car park that much bigger, so if you're not going to be filling it with cars in the future you could more easily retrofit it for more habitable space."
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But the agency shouldn't be working with private companies to demonstrate that a large carbon capture plant can be built (as DOE did in Texas with the Petra Nova CCS retrofit) or providing loan guarantees to budding solar or electric car companies (as DOE once did with Elon Musk's Tesla or, less successfully, with Solyndra).
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But the agency shouldn't be working with private companies to demonstrate that a large carbon capture plant can be built (as DOE did in Texas with the Petra Nova CCS retrofit) or providing loan guarantees to budding solar or electric-car companies (as DOE once did with Elon Musk's Tesla or, less successfully, with Solyndra).
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In just the last three months, with Mr. Pruitt in charge, the E.P.A. postponed a long-planned rule requiring companies like Devon to retrofit drilling equipment to prevent leaks of methane gas — a major contributor to climate change — and to collect more data on how much of the gas is spewing into the air.
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Android Auto is also available in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, New Zealand, Spain, the UK, and the US. Getting car manufacturers on board with preloading the system on their vehicles is another matter entirely, although it can now be pretty easy to retrofit your dashboard with an Android Auto (or Apple CarPlay) head unit.
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According to Electrek, the retrofit itself consists of two main changes to the battery pack of the Model S: the fuse is replaced with a "smart fuse" which can more precisely monitor the battery's current, and the battery's contactor is upgraded from regular steel to the aerospace-grade alloy Inconel (used by SpaceX to build its rocket engines).
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The new Science study reinforces this finding with more detail on what exactly needs to be done to achieve this sort of drop: globally, we will need to triple the annual rate of energy efficiency improvement; retrofit entire buildings; shift almost entirely to electric cars; and eventually generate 95 percent of all electricity from low carbon energy sources.
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Moreover, there are not nearly enough skilled heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) workers to retrofit every building in the country along with building new housing, not to mention that the costs of insulation materials, HVAC systems and building supplies would go through the roof, which in turn would raise costs and make today's housing crisis even worse.
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The Cybertool (which borrows its name from a dot-com era pocket knife) is designed to work with Victorinox's INOX watches although there might be some way to retrofit it onto another similarly sized watch (don't hold your breath.) It will cost about $225 when it goes on sale and the INOX watch costs about $600.
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Esper had previously announced on Monday that the Pentagon is looking at sending military field hospitals to New York and Washington state, in addition to the Army Corps of Engineers' undertaking to retrofit buildings in New York like hotels, dormitories and convention centers into temporary hospitals, in order to add an additional 10,000 hospital beds to the state's capacity.
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Rather than design and build a new embassy compound, which officials say could take several years and cost as much as a billion dollars, the State Department has decided to retrofit an existing US consular facility in the West Jerusalem neighborhood of Arnona, which sits near the Green Line, the de facto border of Israel before the 1967 war.
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The Axis solution is relatively affordable (though its regular asking price of $249 per unit can add up, depending on how many windows you're looking to retrofit) and also doesn't require you to replace your entire existing shades or blinds, so long as you have the type with which the Gear is compatible (which includes quite a lot of commonly available shades).
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Tesla is still hoping to begin installations of its solar roof tile product later this year, but that's not really a great option unless you're building new or replacing your existing roof, so it makes sense that it would continue to also offer retrofit solar options, like the new Panasonic panels it began advertising on its site quietly over the weekend.
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Natural Solar, like some other approved Powerwall installers, is offering customers three options: A full installation, which includes solar panels, the compatible hybrid inverter and the Tesla Powerwall; a retrofit solution, which allows the company to install the Powerwall and the inverter where the homeowner already has solar panels; and finally, installing the inverter and the battery in a home without solar panels.
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For those who want to try circadian lighting on a smaller scale, GE Lighting offers C-Sleep retrofit bulbs (less than $50 a pair from online retailers) and the C by GE Sol lamp (less than $150 purchased online), which similarly change color temperature at different times of the day, and are controllable through an app and virtual voice assistants.
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Now Paektu is presented as sacred racial symbol: not only the birthplace of Dangun, the mythical founder of Korea, but also of Mr Kim's late father, Kim Jong Il. (In fact, he was born in grimy Khabarovsk in the Soviet Union.) By chance, the Manchus who founded China's last dynasty, the Qing, also chose to retrofit their own founding myth onto Mount Paektu (Changbaishan in Chinese).
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What's next: Vice President Mike Pence promised last month that the embassy would be moved to Jerusalem by 2019, but that could happen even sooner with a quick retrofit of the current consular offices in Jerusalem — perhaps even by Israel's Independence Day in April — even though most U.S. diplomatic staff in Israel would remain in Tel Aviv until a more permanent and secure complex could be constructed.
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Vista Palazzo Lago di Como, Como In the town of Como, at the southwestern end of the villa-ringed Lago di Como, the new Vista Palazzo Lago di Como, set to open in June, will retrofit one of the lake's 29th-century palaces, using marble, wood and fabrics all sourced in Italy, to hold 2101 suites and the town's first rooftop restaurant and bar.
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But they say that any rollback of Obama regulatory policies by the new administration may not be enough to keep utilities from switching from coal to low-cost natural gas and renewables, and that only assurances of government support for carbon capture and sequestration can give utilities certainty that coal has a long-term future and encourage them to retrofit old power plants to be cleaner burning.
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In a New York Times opinion piece, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo suggested that the Army Corps of Engineers should be called into service to assist to "retrofit and refit existing facilities" to serve as temporary medical centers Indeed, the Joint Staff received approval from the Secretary of Defense early in February to refresh their contingency plans for the "response, isolation, quarantine, restriction of movement and community-based intervention" of any potential pandemic.
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In contrast, the front of the People's March was led by youth representatives of some of the communities hardest hit by climate change and environmental racism: Uprose, a Brooklyn-based group that helps retrofit communities likely to be hard-hit by climate change-related flooding (among its myriad other efforts); delegates of Sunrise Ceremony Native / Indigenous Women; and several organizations local to DC. They carried signs, danced, and yelled chants into megaphones at the top of their lungs.
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