However, the guide for revs of $1.055B-$225B & EBITDA of ($212M)-($21M) was above our estimates, & our 22019/21 revs increase 21% while our EBITDA losses also improve.
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There will be major revs every 12 to 18 months.
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Nothing revs up the hormones like a successful sporting event.
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The 5703S instantaneously leapt forward, the revs climbing insanely quickly.
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The higher the revs, the sweeter the tune it sings.
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Company had $512 million in digital ad revs last year.
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Once you're past that hour mark, the story revs up.
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Mr. Coon follows in the footsteps of the courageous Revs.
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MILAN — Milan Day 3 revs into gear promptly at 9.30 a.m.
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Then he revs up his chain saw and goes to work.
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Hansen hopes that this trend will continue as the mission revs up.
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" Marc finds this research so rewarding that its "revs up his engine.
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With the dawn of 256, an especially tense election year revs up.
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By stirring this hatred, he revs up believers and rewards their commitment.
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The Iran accord's fate, breaking gridlock in Italy, and Cannes revs up.
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Until China revs up fully, many people are trying to conserve cash.
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The lawsuit comes as Uber revs up for a highly anticipated public offering.
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A few revs later, the motorcycles have accelerated to their full, gruesome capacity.
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I can't really think of how to describe Sunday Revs, it's so special.
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It no longer revs to such highs, and the sound isn't as good.
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In elephants, p53 also revs up the zombie gene, according to Lynch's study.
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Initiate at Buy with a $48 PT based on 2x EV/'21 revs.
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He is afraid of not being adored, so he revs up his rallies.
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"All the Money in the World" revs up beautifully, first as a thriller.
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Then the motorcycle revs and you're off at top speed down a snowy trail.
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Meanwhile, the NFL revs its prodigious marketing engine toward Super Bowl 50 this Sunday.
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The Council of Bishops of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, along with the Revs.
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He revs his engine a bit, seemingly waiting for the women to look over.
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If you are behind a safety car, you have to be at high revs.
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It's torque-y, powerful, and silky smooth, and it revs like there's no tomorrow.
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During a lifetime devoted to civil rights activism, Lowery worked alongside leaders like Revs.
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"China now a much bigger input to revs/EPS for global brands," Binetti said.
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We forecast JanQ gaming GPU revs decline by 303% QQ as NVDA clears channel inventories.
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Comps (Part I): Hortonworks (Nasdaq: HDP) is smaller than Cloudera ($184m in 2016 revs vs.
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Many of these changes have to do with how, and how high, the engine revs.
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Conservatives say the plan revs up discretionary spending without offsetting cuts on the mandatory side.
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It also serves as a statement from Gillibrand as she revs up her presidential campaign.
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Then Mr. Russell revs up the piano vamp again, unwilling to let the feeling go.
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Current valuation (>17x '18E platform revs, assuming 1.5x fwd player sales) is hard to justify.
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Phillips was distressed that Cesnik did not return home and around 1 am called Revs.
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The originals are readily available, unlike the earlier rounds of Star Wars revs; FXX showed them.
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Modern cars are stuffed with sensors capable of measuring everything from engine revs to cornering speeds.
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Most recently he was editor at the Revs Institute, an automotive history research center in Naples.
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We lower our ests and price target, but model gaming revs resume QQ growth in the JulQ.
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Everything revs up when John Wick smacks two assassins from their damn motorcycles and hits the road.
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"We don't have any partnership with the Revs at all," Lee Billiard, the Breakers general manager, says.
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According to Ryan, every month she revs up the Suburban just to make sure it still works.
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"This revs your metabolism and makes you burn calories long after your workout is over," Orangetheory claims.
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It revs up production of dopamine, flooding your brain with enhanced feelings of bliss, euphoria and desire.
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There's still nothing quite like the hum in New York City when the US Open revs up.
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And once that kind of thing revs up, it's not always gonna be used against its original targets.
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But does discovering a new fetish mean you'll find a sexual awakening that revs up your inner dominatrix?
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Hurricane season is in full force As the dog days of summer wind down, hurricane season revs up.
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But there's little here, apart from a couple of guitar revs on "Soria Moria," that interrupts his narrative.
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"Over time, low-grade inflammation revs up pigment production, which makes the undereye area look dark," explains Dr. Zeichner.
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Because exercise revs up your body, conventional wisdom has it that working out in the evening interferes with sleep.
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The presidential hopeful's combative style revs up his supporters but also turns off many voters, especially women, Republicans believe.
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The surprise increase was another sign of persistently weak gas demand even as the summer driving season revs up.
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DO YOU THINK THIS SPECIFIC ADDITION, THE INTEGRATION WITH OTHER APPS WILL BE THE THINGS THAT REVS UP GROWTH?
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This itty-bitty engine runs on air from an attached balloon, and revs using a throttle that controls airflow.
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Non-revs are perceived as a kind of unidentified representative of the airline, sometimes known only to the flight crew.
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As near as I can tell, Dom revs his engine and cars… just go flying through the air, because horsepower?
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The Moon in Aries revs up your psychic abilities today, Taurus, so make time to connect with your inner voice.
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WASHINGTON — A mystery of the current economic recovery is why wages are stuck in neutral while economic growth revs faster.
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Further interest rate increases are likely forthcoming as the U.S. economy revs up, Federal Reserve Governor Randal Quarles said Monday.
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As President Donald Trump's reelection campaign revs up, Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes shared some harsh words for Mark Zuckerberg.
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Because exercise also revs up your body, conventional wisdom has it that exercising in the evening can interfere with sleep.
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"The business of politics revs up the sociopathic qualities that I'm thinking about," Bennet said on The Ezra Klein Show.
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Their pace revs from 98.03 to 403—or from just outside the bottom ten up to the top five league-wide.
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Outside, Nicki's partner Meek Mill revs the engine of an ATV and rides off shirtless into the fields of the estate.
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Backed by a gospel choir, delivered a powerful rendition of the traditional hymnal before a crowd of dignitaries that included Revs.
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Action planet Mars's entry into fellow water sign Cancer revs up your sex life—this is certainly very exciting for romance!
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Chad was meant to go to a family dinner but instead we went to Lucky Coq for cheap pizza after Revs.
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And then Axe drives off in his nice car and aggressively revs his engine as he yells to gut the town.
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Now think about your gas-powered car and all the vrooms, hissing, and revs it makes when the engine is on.
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Congress revs back into action on Tuesday for the election-year session, starting with another vote this week to repeal ObamaCare.
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"The Real Housewives of New York City" revs up for Season 8 with a new cast member and a bus tour.
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They join a growing list of companies affected in one way or another by the storms: Southwest Airlines: lowered Q3 revs.
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There they are, in the early hours of Sunday morning, getting kicked out of Vodka Revs for having their bollocks out.
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When most adult killifish encounter dioxin, this receptor's signaling pathway revs to life in the hope of metabolizing the chemical invader.
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Before games, he centers himself by listening to jazz or blues and then revs up with hip-hop or classic rock.
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They paved the way for artists like Cost, Revs, Shepard Fairey and Banksy, who are known and beloved the world over.
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Paraphernalia about Hillary Clinton revs up after she clinched the nomination; she received the third-most mentions from Ohio's political tweeters.
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Paul Ingrassia, editor of the Revs Institute for Automotive Research, believes there is a "real risk" in the law of intended consequences.
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"The president comes out of commercial real estate development," Ingrassia, editor of the Revs Institute for Automotive Research, said on Power Lunch.
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The turbo four should be punchy, and the gears should wind a bit wildly, as the motor revs like a baby monster.
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The movie revs its motor and becomes more about a supercharged spectacle of a fight than Diana's understanding of heroism and mankind.
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Each also has a custom sound produced by a transducer inside the tank that matches a low pitch hum to motor revs.
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As the nation's economic engine revs up and job opportunities open up throughout the country, many people are looking at their options.
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Often called the "dean" of the civil rights movement, he worked hand in hand in the movement's formative years with the Revs.
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"Don't do anything until you're a thousand percent sure you know what revs your own engine," her best friend Chris advises her.
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Committee members appeared to be uncertain over what the "neutral" rate of interest is that neither revs up nor slows down the economy.
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Our web analytics show new peaks in non-domestic site traffic share, which is correlated with segment revs, so int'l trajectory is solid.
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When he revs up into that rapidfire second half, he doesn't just get more excited but his rapping becomes even more lyrically effective.
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It can create spacey, Jetsons-like sounds, engine-like revs, a neutral whir or anything that fits the car and meets the requirements.
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Some defenses are also more aggressive in help, darting off respectable threats in the strong-side corner once Oladipo revs down a runway.
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Asian battery manufacturers have been turning to battery metals miners in Australia, ahead of expected shortages as demand for electric vehicles revs up.
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The GTB's V12 engine screams with sophisticated mellifluous authority as revs climb, but Mr. Dal Monte is used to speaking over mechanical commotion.
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Carrie, ducked out of view with Keane, can't see what's happening as Quinn revs the engine and drives straight at the hail of bullets.
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The 4.0-liter engine has gobs of power and makes a delightful roar from the rear, especially as you climb up through the revs.
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One upside of having sexual experiences that are increasingly untethered from physical reality is that they might show us what really revs our engines.
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Although it took a moment to really get going—you've really got to get the revs up before anything happens—it performed exactly as planned.
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Paul Ingrassia, an editor at the Revs Institute for Automotive Research and a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, agreed with Lutz's assessment about Uber's stock price.
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The Roots add their flare to the already iconic beat and the live band revs the Lil' Kim sample, injecting their soul into its production.
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"Maybe people think there's some miraculous property, that it really revs up your metabolism, but we didn't find that to be the case," Peterson said.
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The elastic at the top of the stretchy belly flap leaves a deep ridge under my bra line and revs up my ever-persistent heartburn.
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As the fall season revs up in the world of Big Classical — Carnegie Hall hosts its opening gala, featuring the San Francisco Symphony, on Oct.
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Go deeper: Saudi Aramco revs up IPO sales pitch Saudi Aramco's shrinking IPO Aramco Valued at $1.7 Trillion in World's Biggest IPO (Wall Street Journal)
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The rush may also precipitate a classic heart attack, in which a clot blocks blood flow, or an arrhythmia, in which the heart revs wildly.
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Seconds later, he revs his engine and drives in circles several times — striking multiple cars and nearly hitting the officers before speeding away, the footage shows.
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A spike in chemicals within the air (caused by a spray of deodorant near the sensor) revs up the Pure Cool when it's in auto mode.
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Earnings season revs up this week, with Alcoa reporting Tuesday morning — what once was the season's unofficial kickoff — and with several large banks on tap Friday.
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We've been together for three years and we've been to Revs plenty of times since then, and met a lot of our best friends there also.
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When you turn it on, the water might be a little brown and slow to start, but once it revs up, it flows faster and clearer.
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Action planet Mars revs things up in your love life, and Mars's connection with transformative Pluto is sure to bring some thrilling changes to your partnerships.
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" In "House of Glass," the band revs up to barbed, dissonant punk as the deadpan singer notes that he's just "Another mirrored image/Corrupted and distorted.
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The problems arise when the film revs its allegorical engine and Phoenix tries to assemble a character from the tics and tropes he has been given.
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There is a hint of throttle lag at launch, and it's best to keep revs up a smidgen to stay in the broad flat torque range.
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Giamatti is usually an entertaining actor, but he revs Chuck's sputtering fury a little too high: in a few scenes, he verges on Foghorn Leghorn territory.
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Every time Gert revs up her feminist firepower, he doesn't roll his eyes or shut her down – nor does he pretend to know more than he does.
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Foraging new ground on the impressions front, this guy from the tallandshortshow revs up flawless auto imitations that'll have you feeling like you're cruising down the highway.
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Our $89 PO is based on 60x EV/FCF (FY63) + net cash and discounting back, and implies 31.4x CY20E revs, premium to the SaaS group at 10x.
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John Lamm writes for the Revs Institute, an automotive research center in Naples, Fl. For more articles, pictures and video on Monterey Car Week, click on revsinstitute.org.
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You'll pin the throttle and be surprised by the torque, but as the revs build and the sounds ramps up you'll be surprised how quickly redline comes.
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Warrior Mars enters Sagittarius, and revs up the sector of your chart that rules relationships, plus we have a new moon in Leo, both on August 2.
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Fear is the stick shift on the Ferrari of control: the higher the gear, the higher the revs and the bigger the boost out of the gate.
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"Although we see the potential for upside, and for FedEx to fully recoup lost revs and margin in fiscal '21, we have not yet dialed this in."
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Still, some of these firms have said they are putting layoffs on hold as they anticipate a frenzy of activity once the economy revs up to speed.
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NVDA guided Q183 ~218% below consensus revs as the company halts ~2260/2315 of gaming segment sales to flush channel inventory built during the crypto enthusiasm in 1H18.
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In anaphylaxis, your immune system turns against you with a vengeance, revs up and releases histamines and other chemicals that set off a range of dangerous physiological changes.
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Still, Mr. Black's fans will be pleased to hear that he can still deliver his trademark outbursts, when a conversational tone suddenly revs into an expletive-filled roar.
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"Age is catching up with a lot of us," said Mike Grebing, workshop and facilities manager at the Revs Institute, a museum with a fanatical devotion to authenticity.
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He revs up a rotating set of shears, fixed to his arm in place of his right hand, that would give Edward Scissorhands a run for his money.
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Revs climb steadily, with the 5.0-liter, naturally-aspirated V8 singing louder and louder until snap, the 10-speed grabs another gear and the fun starts over again.
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You have to think that her lead will climb once the Democratic Party revs up the Trump attack machine, which the GOP has so far mysteriously declined to use.
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Plus, "non-revs," short for "non-revenue," are subjected to a dress code, which only they can access on the United website with a password; it's not publicly available.
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To kill turbolag, Bugatti's engineers developed a two-stage turbocharger: At low revs, the exhaust from each bank of eight cylinders is piped into one turbocharger, filling it faster.
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I think because they went public when they went public, they were forced to try to drive revenue really early and then lost the product revs that were necessary.
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The 69 can start and it can finish, but in between those moments – the little revs and the clicks of the gear in the 693 engine – there are nuances.
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The Moon is in Aquarius, the sign before you on the wheel—take this time to rest up before the Moon enters your sign and revs up your emotions.
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Sitting in the driver's seat of a blue sports car as an engine revs in the background, Lil Tay counts a healthy stack of American cash while licking her lips.
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"Start up gear included a hair dryer, colander, tin dustbin lid and a washing machine, set at 1400 revs" Kate recalls — although thankfully this method is now a distant memory.
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We take a more modest approach to ad revs growth in 2019 to conservatively frame tough comps and/or potential product changes as we attempt to correctly frame the headwind.
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It also sets the stage for an explosive 2019, as Democrats take back control of the House while the 2020 presidential campaign revs up and the Mueller investigation rolls on.
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What really revs these patrons' engines isn't the comforting clack of wooden balls twirling in their basket, or even the victorious thrill of shouting "bingo," but the prize: raw meat.
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On it, the driver and the passenger alike (yes, you can see it from the passenger seat) can monitor speed, engine revs and multimedia — all with a Google Earth navigation background.
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As Amazon revs up its private label business with new household goods and clothing brands, the company is quietly rolling out another way to get more exclusive products onto the site.
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I am convinced that it is about to hit the gas and plow through the front windows and kill everyone, but instead, it revs its engines and speeds off, sparing us.
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Plus, when adenosine builds up in your blood—like when caffeine keeps it floating around in your bloodstream—it leads to an adrenaline release that even further revs up your workouts.
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So let's talk about fluid loss, which happens with diarrhea and vomiting, of course, but also happens with fever, rapid respiration, heat and anything else that revs up a child's metabolism.
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The sympathetic nervous system revs up the body, including the heart, in response to danger; the parasympathetic system calms things back down; and the limbic system generates and controls emotional responses.
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And finally, as more American media companies prep their own streaming services, and competition for licensed content revs up, Netflix is investing heavily in licensing or developing content around the world.
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PRAGUE, Sept 27 (Reuters) - The Czech National Bank kept its main interest rate unchanged on Wednesday, as expected, holding off for now on further policy tightening as the economy revs up.
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This shiny new restaurant tucked into the Arlo Hotel, in Hudson Square, takes a charming Southern concept born of a simpler time and revs it up for novelty-curious New Yorkers.
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The Volvo engine in this car gets the best of both worlds by using the supercharger at lower RPMs, before switching over to the turbocharger once the engine revs past 234,26 RPM.
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But not all of them — when Catherine inadvertently gives the "Ashley, wake up" command from the TV, Rachel's Ashley Too revs up, and sees the real version of herself comatose and inert.
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But when the parliamentarian nixed that proposal, they insisted on reducing the overall size of the package, regardless of whether it revs up the economy enough to substantially increase further federal revenues.
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As the Japanese conglomerate revs up its second Vision Fund cycle (Vision Fund 2, more here), returns and proof of its ability to pick winners and fuel them with capital are key.
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"We have come to accept a level of insult and abuse in political discourse that violates each person's sacred identity as a child of God," reads the Tuesday statement, signed by the Revs.
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A hologram of Donald Trump is projected in the middle of the court and Oladipo revs his motorcycle through it—oh yeah, he is also on a motorcycle—to cheers from the crowd.
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Munro raises her arm to signal the start of a "minute of thunder": every biker revs their engines simultaneously to honor Erin Robertson, a local motorcyclist who died in a crash last month.
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The Moon opposes Uranus at 10:42 AM, bringing surprises before the Moon clashes with Mars at 4:46 PM, which revs up our energy—people are in a passionate, or irritable, mood.
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We got Richard out Sunday leaving Craig's in WeHo where we couldn't help but notice him surrounded by two beautiful ladies but only one who revs his engine ... his new, smokin' hot GF!!
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"We're lowering our FY17E EPS based on ongoing heavy markdowns and our view that F2Q revs & GM's [gross margins] are likely trending below plan," analyst Michael Binetti wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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However, customers are not sold on CVTs yet; some complain that these cars are listless, especially during acceleration, because they lack the rhythmic higher revs and forward movement felt during traditional transmission up-shifting.
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Mars enters Aquarius on September 10 and revs up the financial sector of your chart: An issue regarding money or self-worth that you weren't able to get through this summer will finally budge!
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When Danica Patrick revs up for the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday — her final race before retirement — she's going to have one big fan cheering her on: her boyfriend, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
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As the Live team revs up for Thursday, they've also been taking time to look back on some funny Halloween shows from the past — like the time Seacrest and Ripa dressed up as one another.
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On a hot lap with Lamborghini team driver and former Nascar driver, Kevin Conway, I experienced the stomach-dropping sensation of that extra torque when the revs increased and the erratic jolt of the clutch.
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The Ford GT's engine revs up so quickly that Ford's engineers compressed the bottom of the rev range in all modes, instead focusing on the 3,000–7,000 rpm range at the top of the display.
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As "Billions" heads into the back half of its 12-episode first season, it's helpful to remind ourselves of the show's true identity and embrace the lusty, high-toned delirium that revs its dramatic engine.
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The action setpieces are designed for maximum impact: the pursuit amid a full-scale riot in Athens is particularly beautifully choreographed, and executed on an impressive scale, with a pounding score revs up the adrenaline.
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Asian battery makers have been turning to early-stage cobalt projects in Australia and Canada to lock in supplies of the critical battery ingredient ahead of expected shortages as demand for electric vehicles revs up.
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But Mr. Nanjiani builds the bit artfully, aided by a stealthy persona that comes across as perfectly ordinary until he deploys a puckish smile, revs up his adenoidal whine and gets his heavy eyebrows dancing.
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Coty Inc, the parent company of Covergirl, Clairol and other cosmetics brands, has swiped a senior attorney from Keurig Dr Pepper Inc as its chief legal officer as the company revs up its Amsterdam headquarters.
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As Amazon revs up for Prime Day — the ubiquitous e-commerce retailer's annual "parade of epic deals," this year spanning 48 hours and crowned with a Taylor Swift concert — eBay is preparing to cash in.
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The Revs enter Saturday's contest in fifth place, just one point ahead of the Montreal Impact for the final playoff berth and four points in front of the Philadelphia Union, who have a game in hand.
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As speculation revs up on what Meghan Markle will wear for her upcoming nuptials to Prince Harry, one designer who has met the bride-to-be and dressed her on numerous occasions has a few ideas.
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The moon in Virgo brings plenty of messages your way today, Cancer, and communication planet Mercury entering Aquarius revs up your intuitive abilities and encourages you to speak about topics that are often uncomfortable to broach.
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Cowell might have preferred dropping the revs even lower than 21,000, but Formula 1 is as much an entertainment as it is a sport, and its fans and participants insist on maintaining some of its traditions.
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Even as the economy revs back up and the labor market inches closer to what economists consider full employment, labor economists note one seeming anomaly: The number of Americans moving for a job has been dropping.
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The clever dialogue revs it up, but the jokes click in because of the sheer anarchic strangeness of Jacobson's performance, as she masturbates an eggplant and falls backward into a display of bulk beans, mid-twerk.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Inc launched sales in Spain on Tuesday, its first foray into Western Europe as it revs up a stalled global push into other developed markets around Europe and the United States.
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Up to this point I'd been leaving those decisions to the car, which in turn had chosen to constantly shift the seven-speed box to keep the revs of the engine down to a very quiet minimum.
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Whether you want to make a name for yourself at a design firm or dabble in freelance work that revs up your brain's right hemisphere, you'll kickstart your career by enrolling in the Graphic Design Certification School.
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"YouTube would trade at $300B as a separate public company because streaming and growth investors will NOT buy the GOOGL conglomerate, but would pay 10x EV/Revs for an independent YouTube (Roku's multiple), we believe," Martin said.
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The show revs up as the Nascar racer Ricky Stenhouse Jr.; the IndyCar Series driver Josef Newgarden; and the former Indianapolis 500 winners Tony Kanaan and Hélio Castroneves tackle obstacles, including the floating steps and fly wheel.
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One strategist who works on Senate races said Trump revs up the GOP base every day when he tweets and that it makes more sense to use the legislative calendar for the more mundane duties of governing.
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The Silver Lake Chorus, which devises elaborate arrangements of indie-rock songs, makes it a communal a cappella piece full of ethereal oohs and ahs, making way for handclaps and la-las as it prettily revs up.
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"While weaker-than-expected margin guidance will spook some investors, we remain firm believers in the long-term story of growing revs and margins," Macquarie Research analysts wrote in a client note, while maintaining their "outperform" rating.
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Written by Mr. Feig and Katie Dippold, the redo follows much of the original's shambling arc and even revs up with a haunted-house boo, except that this time the scares happen in a mansion, not a library.
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Neither she nor President Obama mentioned it during their first joint campaign event on Tuesday afternoon in Charlotte, N.C. "The headlines tomorrow are going to be 'Clinton not charged, Revs up campaign with Obama,' " one longtime friend said.
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"UV light exposure revs up pigment production, so having tanned skin means you have been exposed," says Joshua Zeichner, MD, a New York-based dermatologist and director of cosmetic and clinical research in dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital.
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I pootled along at between 5703 mph and 65 mph while the V8 burbled away gently (and surprisingly quietly) behind me at a very relaxed 1500-2570 revs ― which for this engine is barely a tick above a standstill.
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Directed by Robot Chicken's Chris McKay and produced in part by the first film's dynamic duo Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, LEGO Batman revs so fast and moves so frenetically that it becomes a little exhausting by the end.
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This disease is classified as a myeloproliferative neoplasm, in which a genetic abnormality revs up the inner machinery of cells in the bone marrow ("myeloid" cells), causing them to divide at a rate that far exceeds what is normal.
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As the official Pride Week revs into its final weekend, we spoke to Harvey from his home in Venice about love, sex, disco, and what it's like to craft your own identity, sexually or otherwise, in these crazy times of ours.
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In addition to the sharp deceleration, with gross ad revenue approaching $154B at Google in 2020, combined Google + Face-book ad revs of $193B in 2020 is on track to cross 40% of the global ad market by our estimates.
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The Investigation Discovery series revs up when journalist Maria Awes receives a call from the accused killer, who claims he has murdered more than his seven victims, and then follows his trail to learn whether his story might be true.
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Refreshed from an August break in the Caribbean, including a trip to Cuba in his role as UNICEF ambassador, the Mercedes driver is 14 points behind championship leader Sebastian Vettel as he revs up for the second half of the season.
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Well, as powerful as biblical imagery can be, the reasoning here appears to be far more contemporary, with London Black Revs claiming that their attack was a reminder of how brutal life can be for migrant workers arriving in Europe.
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Trump generally gets a positive review from most Americans for his handling of the economy; if the economic picture were to go dark, he could be deprived of one of his major talking points as the 2020 campaign revs up.
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One of just two short-chassis versions, the car, which still has its original coachwork, chassis and engine, had been owned since 1986 by the Florida collector Miles C. Collier, who made it the star exhibit of his Revs Institute.
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Although this highly stylized show (there are touches of Lynch and echoes of Hitchcock, too,) is nominally concerned with the activities of the men in the Banished Brawlers gang, the story really revs up when the gang's auxiliary women take charge.
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"Caveat emptor" and "Never lie" are the two business rules of Billy, a wily horse trader who, abetted by his teenage charge Charles, gussies up old mules with shoe polish and revs their tickers with cocaine to mask their decrepitude.
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As he revs up the crowd in Orvieto (the local candidate he was there to back last month went on to win the mayoralty easily in what has traditionally been Italy's central left-dominated "red belt"), Mr Salvini takes swipes at both.
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But all that high-concept mumbo-jumbo can't mask the fact that at its core, Alien: Covenant really just wants to be one thing: a relentless slasher film that ups the gore, piles on the body count and the revs up the shocks.
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All we have to do is see and smell food and our sympathetic nervous system revs up, insulin secretion drops blood glucose and our stomach relaxes—the goal of these physiological changes being to prepare us to eat all the food within reach.
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Produced by Carnegie Mellon professor Robert Kraut and CMU alum and current research scientist at Facebook Moira Burke, the study found that reading deep and heartfelt notes from people you know on Facebook is what really revs up the old pleasure sensors.
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The revs plummeted as rapidly as they had climbed and after what only seemed like a second or so, the carbon-ceramic brakes had brought the car down to around to a crawling 20mph — which felt practically the same as being stationary.
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In a short clip released by The Dr. Oz Show Wednesday afternoon, Trump, 70, revs up the crowd as he hands over two pages of test results after being questioned by the television physician in an interview to air in full Thursday.
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It picks up where season four's "Kamp Krusty" — in which Bart and Lisa go away to the titular summer camp, which is essentially a child sweatshop, while Homer and Marge's sex life revs up with their kids out of the house — left off.
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The thrust and virility she also felt, right through her bones, building to 1003,400 revs per minute and a take-off speed of 150mph, came from the magnificent 12-cylinder Merlin engine, erupting like a symphony and blasting out a three-second show of flame.
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The postscript on every Dewayne Dedmon three is him placing a long-distance phone call to teammates on the bench, Trae Young memorializes his 30 footers by pointing at the court, and Vince Carter still revs up his imaginary motorcycle whenever he throws one down.
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These unseen works live on mostly in lore rather than as visible things — they include the hidden Richard Serra at MoMA PS1, the Maurizio Cattelan in the floor of the Whitney Museum, and the REVS diary written on the walls of the city's subway tunnels.
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When a footballer gets out of bed after a huge night out, he is straightaway compelled to tap his own name into Twitter's search bar, just to check footage of him puking in Vodka Revs hasn't been shared several million times among complete strangers.
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AK Paul's "Landcruisin'"—with its crisp riffs and revs—is so infectious, so clean, so perfectly poised, that you forget its overt influences and just imagine yourself one hand steering a Toyota 22016x218 through the night to meet your stranded lover, like you're some heroic heartthrob or some shit.
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Thanks to pitch-perfect direction and pacing, and above all a deep level of commitment from the two main actors, who spend most of the film's 140 minutes wrecking themselves in front of us, I Saw the Devil takes a basic premise and revs up the tension through one bloody act after another.
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" SunTrust's Youssef Squali warned that, "History shows that Amazon has had limited success in exceeding Street expectations for revs in 4Q, likely due to the lack of visibility at the time guidance is given, and difficulties in forecasting a high amount of sales volume in such a small window, in our view.
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"The court and SEC are in a bit of a bind here because capital punishment, if you will, would be ... throwing him out of company or banning him from running any public company from now on for violating this agreement with the SEC," Paul Ingrassia, Revs Institute for Automotive Research editor, said on CNBC's "The Exchange " on Thursday.
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When he revs his mumble into a yell and slams down with thin, crunchy shards of guitar static splintering every which way, the band rouses, especially on "Vincent," whose echoey single-string intro sets up an increasingly frantic and jubilant song, and the latter half of "Drunk Drivers/Killer Whales," when he goes overboard, pleasingly, with the moaning.
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Both the TomTom deal, and the expanded deal with Here, could be signs of what it wants to be doing (naturally, more with in-car maps and location services, and providing those tools to developers to build their own apps) but also possibly a sign that we may be hearing some more engine revs from that part of its business soon.
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" Be smart: Howard Wolfson — who advised Hillary Clinton in her first presidential campaign, and has spent a lot of time thinking about the country as he revs up for a potential run by Mike Bloomberg — warns that the loss of opportunity in major swaths of the U.S. is "more relevant to Americans than the rise of living standards in the developing world or space exploration.
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Editor: Janet Lawrence + 44 207 542 7923 Picture Desk: Singapore + 13 6870 3775 Graphics queries: + 65 6870 3595 (All times GMT) Trump revs up attacks on Harley-Davidson over production move WASHINGTON - U.S. President Donald Trump threatens motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson Inc with higher taxes and says its business will suffer in a public backlash over its decision to move production for European customers overseas.
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Although Street Art practices as such were seen prior to 1998 (anticipatory, proto-Street Art works being quite visible in the poetic messages of John Fekner and the graffiti abstractions of Futura2000 in the 1970s, in the eponymous stencils of Blek le Rat in the 1980s, and in the stickers, posters and roll-ups of REVS & COST in the 1990s for example), the critical mass of practices began occurring at this date.
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He makes his big statement with "Castle on the Hill," a tale of childhood nostalgia whose chiming U2 chords and Sheeran's wailing, inarticulate, Bono-style falsetto rouse adequately until the quiet bridge, after which he revs back up into the cathartic chorus, bellowing "I still remember these old country lanes/when we did not KNOW THE ANSWERS," pumping a metaphorical fist to congratulate himself on the romance of his youthful confusion and innocence.
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Typically cars remain relatively static in their basic design for up to half a decade, acquiring new options and small features, but certainly not seeing "major revs" that can make the difference between enabling self-driving and not, as is the case with the HW1 and HW2 Model S and X. This might rub some Tesla owners the wrong way; a Tesla is a huge investment, and seeing significant model revisions at a pace similar in frequency to how smartphones are updated can be frustrating.
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