Without insurance, the drug can run about $1,500 a month.
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Each is set to run about 200 meters (220 yards).
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Wind chills run about 10 degrees cooler than air temperatures.
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Legal fees typically run about 1,000 euros, Ms. Vukicevic said.
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Tournaments run about $40 per student; travel costs are extra.
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Today, their total housing costs run about $2000,230 per month.
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Not just wave his hands, run about, scream and shout.
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Our taxi on average run about 220 kilometers per day.
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They run about $3 and contain about a million cloves.
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In Pennsylvania, the two candidates run about even on that issue.
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In adulthood, the fastest men run about 10% faster than women.
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Each meal will run about $10-$15, depending on the dish.
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A yearlong, immersive, international program, for example, can run about $35,000.
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The ones for the big dump trucks run about $45,000 apiece.
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It has the capacity to run about 80 tests a day.
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So, at $160 billion of market cap, we run about book value.
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In addition to ad fees, sales commissions tend to run about 15%.
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Mr. Blank said that labs can run about 250 tests per day.
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Annual costs run about $40,000 when their training starts at age 3.
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Hypnosis sessions for both Mongiovi and Coulon run about $200 an hour.
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The podcast has six episodes that run about a half-hour each.
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An independent care manager can run about $150 per hour, by contrast.
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In Washington, D.C. itself, typical rents run about $2,170 a month, per Inc.
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Saeed-linked Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD) is estimated to run about 300 madrasas.
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A single unit will produce 200 kilowatts—enough to run about 100 homes.
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Fees are based on the case, but can run about $300 an hour.
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Moreover, the number of accepted asylees tends to run about 20,000 per year.
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Many elite marathoners, for instance, run about 120 miles a week in training.
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For a $300,000 home, a real estate agent's commission can run about $18,000.
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Depending on your coverage, they can run about $35 a month and higher.
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Eighteen researchers now use the rooms to run about 400 studies every year.
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One outlier was Michigan, where private prices run about 1.5 times Medicare rates.
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Neighbouring Malaysia has reportedly run about 1,20043 tests, and Britain more than 10,000.
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Its two versions of shoes — with and without laces — run about $95 apiece.
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Closing costs can run about 8 to 282503 percent of the sale price.
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Anticipate closing costs to run about 2% to 4% of total loan value.
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Other closing costs include taxes and fees, which can run about 5 percent.
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They normally run about $129.99, but today you can rock them for just $59.99.
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Together, CoreCivic and GEO run about 28503 percent of the privately-owned ICE beds.
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But collectively, the CDC says, disability-associated health-care expenditures run about $400 billion annually.
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We're told damages are expected to run about $60k -- it's a big TV, after all.
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The Amazon Black Friday sale, like it did last year, will run about a week.
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Runners wearing this shoe tended to run about 2.5% slower than with their previous shoe.
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The Department of Education estimates preliminary dispenser installation and supply costs will run about $160,000.
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Mr. Gitner then produced evidence that Mr. Howe's bill, with taxes, had run about $600.
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They can run about 20 miles per hour and maintain that pace for a mile.
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Utilities run about $300, leaving little for Ms. Lee to save or spend on herself.
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Barkan said his medical expenses run about $9,000 per month and are not covered by insurance.
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It's also smaller than the proposed DC to Maryland tunnels, which would run about 35 miles.
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And so if you think about it, we run about, fairly stated 66%, 43% efficiency ratio.
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Check out the spacewalk, which is expected to run about 2.5 hours, in the window below.
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It's still early and our numbers for the year run about 30 to 45 days behind.
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Welch said such a service would typically run about $1,000, and it was well worth it.
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The typical home costs about $0003,2000; property taxes on it would run about $211,22016 a year.
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The Central and Victoria Line trains will run about every 10 minutes between 12:183 a.m.
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Meanwhile, South Korea has the capability to run about 15,000 diagnostic tests in a single day.
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Elizabeth Warren and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg each run about even with the President.
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Vanity Fair swapped out an excerpt it had initially planned to run about the Wenners' marriage.
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She faced questions all through that run about her inability to win a Grand Slam title.
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But Clinton and Trump run about even on the question of who would better manage the economy.
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Yet operating margins for major drug chains like Walgreens Boots Alliance and CVS run about 5.5 percent.
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Faster and more agile than their bulk would indicate, they can run about 35 miles an hour.
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Recent negative ads Jackley and Noem have run about each other reflect the closeness of the race.
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The San Mateo County Sheriff's Office has run about 2,000 searches, as has the Philadelphia Police Department.
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It was to have run about two-and-a-half miles, part of it alongside Bronx Park.
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This tourism venture, called the Voyager program, is already open for reservations, which run about $75,000 per ticket.
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The family said Meza first ran a marathon in 1980, and has run about 80 of them since.
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As of today, 64GB Vita cards run about $130 when normal 64GB microSD cards go for about $15.
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Jamie told The Buffalo News his wife was an avid runner and bicyclist, having run about 60 marathons.
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The pair run about even in a handful of early state surveys, and they share a similar message.
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They went on a 10-0 run about midway through the half, helped by another Carr 3-pointer.
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We had some exceptions -- new running shoes, since my husband and I run about 20 miles a week.
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A dinner for two, including starters, mains and a glass of wine, should run about 1,100 Mexican pesos.
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Trump and Biden run about even in Texas among registered voters, 48% back Trump to 47% for Biden.
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Here's why that's necessary: Conventional cars run about 12 volts of power, but many electrics use 400 volts.
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This is the second front-page opinion piece the Globe has run about mass shootings in recent months.
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The Snapchat episodes of Planet Earth II will be released weekly and will run about 4–6 minutes each.
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Users of Predictim, the month-old babysitter-checking service, have already run about 300 scans, said CEO Sal Parsa.
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I'm forever grateful to him for his tenacity that night and for always making that run about us both.
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It's closing more than 150 clinics and instead plans to work with health systems to run about 200 others.
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"If climate adaptation is a marathon, we've run about the first 50 yards so far," Dr. Titley said. "Grudgingly."
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It can run about 100 tests per day, according to Mark Pandori, director of Nevada's State Public Health Laboratory.
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But franchisees, who run about 80 percent of its restaurants in Britain, would not have to adopt this policy.
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Ms. Warren has run about one-fifth as many ads: $700,000 worth and none since the New Hampshire primary.
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"Father Figures" purports to run about two hours, but it feels like the length of Kyle and Peter's upbringing.
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The governor's January plan estimated the cost of expanding health care to cover undocumented immigrants would run about $260 million.
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His normal time would run about 32 to 33 minutes, but his best overall time was 28 minutes and change.
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While the Zumwalt-class destroyer costs more than $4 billion, the Arleigh Burke-class warships run about $1.3 billion apiece.
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During its more than 500-year run, about 20 percent of Rome&aposs 82 emperors were assassinated while in power.
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The company and its franchisees operate in approximately 13 Chinese cities and run about 1,300 daycare centers and 500 kindergartens.
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Most of the new episodes combine multiple stories and characters, and all of them run about a half-hour each.
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From more than a year, they paid Facebook some $11,000 in American and Canadian dollars to run about 150 ads.
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Other chefs from this year's roster also feature tasting menus, many of which run about $100 to $200 a person.
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The cubes run about $1.70 for the price of two that are meant to equate to a cup of coffee.
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Private rooms run about $35 a night, while entire homes can be rented on Airbnb from about $125 a night.
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Soon, Coinmint installed four transformers that could draw more than 240 megawatts, or enough power to run about 2150,2150 homes.
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Knight followed with a 2-yard touchdown run about 4 1/2 minutes later to cap a 62-yard drive.
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The cigarette brand she smoked daily was about $17 a pack; a package of four cartridges could run about $17.
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SKY AND WATER Even if there's snow on the ground I'll go on a run — about three miles or so.
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An eye exam at Costco costs about $75, while frames and lenses run about $126, review site Howard Clark found.
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Trains on the Metro-North Railroad's Harlem Line run about every half-hour from White Plains to Grand Central Terminal.
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Walking tours range from "Must-See Chicago," including the Wrigley Building, to modern skyscrapers, and most run about 90 minutes.
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Otherwise, business-class flights from the Maldives to our home city of New York would have run about $4,000 each.
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This online course would normally run about $150, but right now you can get it on sale for just $9.
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" In the next verse we hear about how "We two have run about the slopes / and picked the daisies fine.
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The new lanes would each run about 1.8 miles, and are expected to be completed this year, city officials said.
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The governor's January plan had estimated the cost of expanding health care to cover undocumented immigrants would run about $260 million.
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I run about 5 degrees cooler than the average human, and one of these is necessary to get me through winter.
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I force myself up, and the dog and I head to the park for our Saturday morning run, about five miles.
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After Otis' handiwork the whole star had to be replaced -- and the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce says they run about $30k.
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Conatus, led by former Lone Pine Capital portfolio manager Stemerman, grew to run about $230 billion by the start of 2014.
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Shortly before the 2023 presidential election, there were constant stories and ads run about the ObamaCare premium increases, and rightly so.
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In fact, Pentagon budget levels during the Obama years have run about $100 billion above Cold War levels, accounting for inflation.
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Scott Becker, the executive director of the lab association, said on Monday that labs can run about 100 tests per day.
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At that point, the lead runners were on pace to run about 2:07, a very fast time for New York.
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A number of clients Mr. Hinton later signed up failed to pay their bills; fees usually run about $7,000 a month.
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For a comparison, standard movie tickets cost $2432 to $2386 in New York and Los Angeles; IMAX screenings run about $2190.4.
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Sets of three will run about $11,000 — but for that you get about 100 grams of gold and a replica poster.
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Since 2010, we've run about 40 taste panels, consisting of around 100 people each, to rate 160 different varieties of tomatoes.
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The stock stalled after a strong run about two years ago, and then went into free-fall from last summer to January.
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Partial plates run about $325, and a complete set of dentures costs about $900, including office visits, fittings, lab work, and impressions.
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A trial to decide the matter is set to begin on March 19, and run about 15 days, according to the filing.
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It has the ability run about 15,000 diagnostic test per day and has conducted 196,000 tests to date nationwide, free of charge.
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And market-rate apartment rents — which run about $30 a square foot — are the equivalent of subsidized housing in New York City.
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Larger and more luxurious homes that typically appeal to foreign buyers can run about 1.2 million euros ($1.37 million), Ms. Alaurent said.
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"Every time a story is run about this case, and more people hear about this, more women are coming forward," DiPietro said.
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Water filters for sinks run about $300 and shower filters can cost upwards of $203,000 on JD, a popular Chinese e-commerce site.
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But his family says he first ran a marathon in 1980, and has run about 80 of them, off and on, since then.
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Ready to run About 600 miles south in Charlottesville, Virginia, Moy is doing a lot of listening and learning for the time being.
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All four mission plans would run about $2 billion each — a little more than half the cost of the Cassini mission at Saturn.
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A trial to decide the matter is set to begin on March 19, and run about 15 days, according to a court filing.
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For my toddler, I bought a package of Andy Pandy diapers, an eco-friendly chemical-free brand that run about 50 cents each.
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The company and its franchises operate in approximately 300 Chinese cities and run about 13,300 daycare centers and 500 kindergartens around the country.
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Bar beers, as they do in most cities, run about $5-7, cocktails closer to $12, and tiki drinks as much as $15.
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Republicans also have the advantage of incumbency, which, on average, allows members to run about seven percentage points ahead of the national party.
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And finally, did you know "Game of Thrones" episodes will run about 80 minutes for the last four episodes of the final season?
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The average doctor visit can run about $30 to $43, while a trip to the dentist costs about $28, according to International Living.
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It's much faster than most people can run—about double the average running speed [9.81kph or 6.1mph]—which is why it's so dangerous.
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These days, building something of that size would run about $4.5 billion, so maybe that measly tombstone isn't looking so bad after all.
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The 12.2-inch screen has a full 1080p display, and the computer will be able to run about eight hours on a single charge.
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"They're a great opportunity to challenge yourself in beautiful territory with an aggressively friendly community," said Ian Seabury, who has run about 203 ultramarathons.
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Sharks may cause politicians to thrash about, but Australians run about the same risk of being killed by a bee or wasp (see chart).
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GM plans to launch late this year the electric Chevrolet Bolt, which would run about 200 miles on a charge, priced at about $35,000.
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I personally just picked up my third pair of Brooks Cascadia trail-running shoes (the 11 model, which run about 11 ounces per foot).
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Commercial rentals near MedMen's Manhattan location, run about $500 to $1,000 per square foot, according to Faith Consolo, a retail broker at Douglas Elliman.
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There is a gap between Vaporflys and the second best performing shoe, the Nike Streak, which seems to help runners run about 3.25% faster.
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Typical real estate cycles run about eight years, Mr. Gurry said, but the current one, clocking in at 228 so far, still has legs.
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Over the last decade or so, incumbents have run about seven percentage points ahead of non-incumbents from the same party in similar districts.
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Our Black Friday shifts usually run about seven to nine hours, and, during the year, sales associates usually average four- to five-hour shifts.
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The Washington Post found that Republicans and pro-GOP groups have run about three times as many ads on Facebook as the Democratic side.
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The proposed line, which would run about 1,180 miles (1,899 km) from Hardisty, Alberta, to Steele City, Nebraska, has been a lightning rod of controversy.
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The latter — supposedly covering use of gyms, pools and Wi-Fi at a hotel or resort — can run about $27 per day, according to ConsumerReports.com.
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The Jazz expanded the lead to 75-49 on a jumper by Mitchell that capped a 14-2 run about midway through the third quarter.
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And all six run about even with Trump in Texas, a state Democrats have long hoped would flip to their column in the electoral college.
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He brags about having two wives and two girlfriends, but also that he houses them in cheap boarding houses that run about $30 a month.
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In comparison, average housing costs for owner-occupied homes run about $12,552 annually and rental units are $11,208, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's latest data.
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The short films, which run about 75 minutes in total, are also available across numerous platforms on Roku, Amazon, Apple TV, Xbox One, and TNT's website.
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According to the poll, Clinton and Trump run about even when voters are asked who will better handle the economy and protect the US from terrorism.
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The airline said it canceled some 1.423,000 flights due to the storms and estimates that storm-related costs will run about $75 million in pretax earnings.
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In the next 85003 years, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates the total cost of revitalizing water pipes and treatment plants would run about $384 billion.
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Ex Machina, The Witch, and Moonlight will receive limited edition books that run about 224 pages in total, according to tweets from the company's official account.
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As dusk turns to darkness, the three hundred children draped with battery-powered necklaces of lights provide a colorful spectacle as they run about the grounds.
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Bloomberg reported in May that a NewTV series will cost about $5 million to $6 million per hour with individual episodes that run about 15 minutes.
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Most movies still arrive in the same way they have for decades: first in theaters for an exclusive run (about 90 days) and then in homes.
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A seat aboard New Shepard should run about $250,000, according to Bezos, which is in the ballpark of what a ticket to ride Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo costs.
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The Cleveland Fed says CPI has run about a half a percentage point higher than PCE since 2000, though only about 0.3 percentage points higher since 2008.
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But it also quietly started work on some other optimizations recently, too, that add up to making Chrome on Windows run about 15 percent faster than before.
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After parting ways with her father professionally in 2011, persistent rumours have run about of a personal fallout between the two as a result of his infidelity.
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Currently, Twitch broadcasts run about 10 to 15 seconds behind live play, which can make it difficult for the broadcaster to interact with her or his audience.
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Judge Richard Leon of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia will oversee a trial that begins on March 19 and run about 15 days.
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The index has delivered an annual average return of about 2500 percent during the run, about 22018 percent higher than the norm over the past 30 years.
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There were two accounts associated with the San Francisco–based venture firm that have run about 70 searches, some as recently as October, according to Clearview's records.
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Between morning and evening rush hour, trains will run about every 8 minutes on all lines, resulting in service every 2 to 4 minutes at downtown stations.
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Sanders and Buttigieg run about even when asked who in the field is most likable (24% Sanders, 22% Buttigieg), with Biden at 14% and Yang at 11%.
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After the first three therapy sessions included in my husband's company's Employee Assistance Program, and after insurance paid its part, therapy sessions would run about $84 each.
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Pricing at Prefab depends on the size of the unit, of course, but the most popular model, a 288-square-foot home, will run about $105,000 installed.
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Getting a new roof may run about $53,600 on average, while the value you are able to recover from doing this project may be as much as $8,000.
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The Fed would like to see inflation run about 2 percent, but that goal has remained elusive and has triggered a lower-for-longer approach to interest rates.
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To show his love to his defensive unit, Heyward hit up Prime Society Boutique and locked down 31 personalized Crown Collection backpacks, which run about $500 a pop.
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Last quarter, it spent $270 million on legal issues, Moynihan said, adding that he expects legal costs to run about $300 million a quarter in the near term.
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The cost of each bus will run about 30 million renminbi, or about $4.5 million, which Mr. Song put at one-sixteenth the price of a subway train.
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Under its system of universal health care, the country has the resources to run about 15,000 diagnostic tests per day and has conducted more than 200,000 tests nationwide.
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EN+'s offering, in particular, comes on the heels of a quiet inflow of foreign money into Russia's government bond market, where interest rates run about 8 percent.
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An aspiring lighting designer, Otto was also accepted at Adelphi University, a private school where tuition would run about $15,000 a year after financial aid was factored in.
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Last year, utilities made deals with corporate customers through rate arrangements known as green tariffs for 220 megawatts of power, enough to run about 40,000 average American homes.
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In its current iteration, the study will run about a year with these devices, and that information will inform how wearables will be used in the program moving forward.
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Gaining control of vacated sites will be costly, and rebuilding the stores can run about $214 million to $5.0.6 million, or about $25.25 per square foot, for each site.
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Gaining control of vacated sites will be costly, while rebuilding the stores can run about $250 million to $215.95 million, or about $100 per square foot, for each site.
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The Cowen analyst estimates the program could run about $3 billion to $4 billion and involve a handful of competitors, including BAE Systems, General Dynamics and Science Applications International.
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UPS expects the semi-trucks, the big rigs that haul freight along America's highways, will have a lower total cost of ownership than conventional vehicles, which run about $120,000.
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In February, the C.D.C. rolled out a three-step diagnostic test and distributed testing kits — each of which could run about 800 tests — to state and local health laboratories.
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The pickup, driven by Max Townsend, 57, struck six Moore High School athletes who had just started a run about a half-mile from school Monday afternoon, authorities said.
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Depending on where you live, the fees at the other two will run about $5 to $10 (although some states waive the cost for people age 65 or older).
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"This fire took a major run about seven or eight days ago, and with the weather changing now, the weather settling down, the fire has settled down," he said.
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That underlying package can run about $1,000 per person per night and covers your meals, room, unlimited access to the facilities and a $160 daily credit toward spa services.
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Feature Her first book, 'On the Run' — about the lives of young black men in West Philadelphia — has fueled a fight within sociology over who gets to speak for whom.
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I was a hyper kid, and I benefited from naps, but to the chagrin of my endlessly patient parents, I would run about like a wildling if given the opportunity.
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The for-any-reason plans generally charge 10 to 12 percent of the cost of the trip, according to Mr. Grace, while lesser options run about 4 to 2563 percent.
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The feature even landed him on American television as he spat his verse live for Jimmy Kimmel's late night audience, estimated that week to run about 1.6 million viewers strong.
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The virology lab at the University of Washington announced that it had developed a new diagnostic test, under an expedited F.D.A. protocol, and can run about 1,000 samples a day.
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For example, a one-way Uber trip to Hvar from Split on an eight-seat boat cost 220,245 kuna (about $2120, or $230 per person); ferry tickets run about $433.
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Monthly costs for high-speed, fiber-optic internet run about $13, premium channel cable TV costs just $1, and a prepaid cellphone plan with unlimited data is just over $3.
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The new plan calls for making critical repairs on nights and weekends, when workers would close one tube at a time and trains would run about every about 20 minutes.
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The red carpet will run for two hours, and the show itself should run about three hours, so you'll def want to bring a snack or two to your viewing party.
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Small generators, which run about $500 at Home Depot and would be a stretch for Kuster to afford right now, have been selling out as soon as they hit the shelves.
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The scant 27-minute album contains 11 songs that each run about two minutes long, the majority of them rousing gospel tracks instead of the hip-hop he's best known for.
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Best Verse: T.I.Overall Grade: C Here we have another minor hit that gets all its charm bludgeoned out of it with a quartet of remixes that run about 15 minutes combined.
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We're told the players and their friends ripped through 80 bottles of champagne in total -- including 2 custom 6 liter Moet & Chandon Nectar Rose bottles (they usually run about $15k each).
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The Rockets have only run about 20 different offensive sets this series, according to one Western Conference scout—the Spurs are closer to 50—but they execute them with humming precision.
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We've actually seen a bunch of NFL star rockin' the look -- from Ezekiel Elliott to Odell Beckham -- so we did some digging and found out they run about $500 a pop!
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It'll cost Amazon a lot in the short run (about $800 million), but may give it the edge it needs to boost its slowing retail sales and stay ahead of competitors.
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For renters, studios start in the low $1,000s; two-bedroom apartments run about $18703,200 a month; and single-family detached homes can be found for around $3,000 to $5,000 a month.
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A report in Politico, citing data collected by Advertising Analytics LLC, said Jones since the primary has run more than 2628,28503 advertising spots in Alabama, while Moore has run about 22019,000.
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The "Morning Joe" duo fought back, saying that White House staff told them that Trump would have a tabloid story run about them unless they "begged" for it to be killed.
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The Paradas are challenging the FBI's account of the dig, insisting that something had to have been buried in the woods near Dents Run, about 135 miles (220 kilometers) northeast of Pittsburgh.
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Newly developed apartments in the village center run about 2587,2240 euros a square meter ($1,530 a square foot), while similar apartments on the outskirts might be half that price, Mr. Grépillat said.
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Estimates show that a full implementation of Distribution Fault Applications could run about $22 million, which pales in comparison to the $20 billion settlement PG&E shelled out in 2017 and 2018.
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You can use your camera built into your phone, but if you want to do something like a night vision camera, those run about $200 for a good one from a reliable dealer.
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Instead, I opted to run about three-ish miles from Bed-Stuy to Williamsburg, because I had seen photos of the fun water feature at Domino Park, the new park along the water.
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Still, premiums are lower for these short-term policies: They can run about 20 percent or less than the premium for the cheapest ACA-compliant bronze plan, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Of course, the tackle occurred after the fan had run about 90 yards untouched, so in that respect the security force was not a whole lot better than the Broncos' first-half defense.
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Yet both figures are well below private insurers' administrative costs, which run about 13 percent of spending (this also includes profit), according to America's Health Insurance Plans, an advocacy organization for the industry.
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Rentals can run about $2,23.50 a month for a two-bedroom apartment, or $2,500 to $2,23.50 for a three-bedroom space in a multifamily house, said Mr. Ortega of the Garabedian Realty Group.
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I didn't like running then, and I created such a mental block against the mile run that, every single year, I'd run about half a lap and then walk the rest of the way.
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Buyers and sellers must both be represented by a notary whose fees depend on the purchase price; on a 296 million euro house, the buyer's fee would run about 296,217 euros, or about $7,000.
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They had planned for the school's marching band to descend a hill toward the track just as she was finishing her 400th lap, but her pace slowed after she had run about 80 miles.
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Total insured losses from the storm are expected to run about $25 billion, including $18 billion in the United States and $7 billion in the Caribbean, catastrophe modeler Karen Clark & Co estimated on Wednesday.
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For example, buying a timeshare at a brand-name property on Maui can run about $20173,000 for one week a year, he said — but the going resale rate is $6,000 to $24,2800 on RedWeek.com.
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The description for the session, which is scheduled to run about 20 minutes, notes the team will share their "initial experiences," so it doesn't sound like we'll see an actual launch until after F8.
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Trump's tweet was seemingly in response to a Fox News segment that had just run about the Arizona Republican Party suing over the handling of ballots where there were issues with a voter's signature.
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Looking ahead to the general election, hypothetical matchups in the poll show Biden, Sanders and Bloomberg each topping Trump by a significant margin, while Warren and Buttigieg each run about even with the President.
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The interview sessions run about an hour, and Steer, who usually covers politics and crime, waits until the last moment to sneak in the big question on his mind outside of healthcare and education: UFOs.
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Although he has captured the attention of publications like The Guardian, The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, the articles that have run about him have offered only hazy details about his life.
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The Covid Tracking Project has put the most recent number of tests in the entire United States at around 10,000; in comparison, South Korea has been able to run about 10,000 tests a day since February.
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But if the candidates run about evenly and split the Electoral College map by one or two votes — as some projections suggest they might — the rogue electors just could tip the balance in the presidential election.
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Street dogs trot lazily between vendors peddling local apricots (200 grams, almost half a pound, will run about 2300 rupees), while hawkers call from their storefronts, promising the best prices for pashmina shawls and handmade crafts.
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A reason why I think you might even be more optimistic over the long run about this than podcasting is just that email has that built-in viral mechanic if you can forward it to somebody, right?
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Republicans knew Toomey needed to run about even with McGinty in those collar counties, home to tens of thousands of suburban moderate women who had elected him six years ago, if he were to keep his job.
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Case Farms managers said that the lines in Canton run about thirty-five birds a minute, but workers at other Case Farms plants told me that their lines run as fast as forty-five birds a minute.
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The featured titles each run about 10–15 minutes in length, and after purchasing tickets, guests walk to a staging area where video screens give the uninitiated a brief overview of what to expect when trying VR hardware.
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By comparison, the US -- with a population six times that of South Korea -- has only run about 3,700 tests in the federal CDC lab, and 4,800 in local public health labs across the country, according to the CDC.
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Sony will bundle each of the new cameras with the new, smaller "live view" remote that it debuted alongside the smaller AS50 at CES, and those bundles will run about $150 more than the retail price of the cameras.
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Visit This Australia's Eurobodalla, Shoalhaven and Sapphire coasts run about 250 miles from the dairy town of Berry — two hours south of Sydney via the Grand Pacific Drive — down to a historic whaling center near the Victorian state border.
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In Houston, rates of HIV among those aged 21625 and 2900 are roughly double those of Houstonians in their 220006s and 2202s, while rates for those in their late 2628s run about 28500 times higher than their older peers.
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ESPN statistics and game-modeling guru Brian Burke wrote that no-call robbed the Saints of the ability to run about 90 seconds off the clock—and changed their post field-goal Win Probability from 98 percent to 78 percent.
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Opponents of Keystone XL, which is proposed to run about 1,100 miles and would become part of the Keystone system, quickly cited Thursday's spill as evidence of the risks posed by such pipelines, and urged Nebraska regulators to take note.
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While there was some discussion during the Red Sox playoff run about who the most valuable member of the team was — Betts or the designated hitter J.D. Martinez — the baseball writers who voted left little doubt as to their opinion.
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" Jake Oeth, who was O'Malley's Iowa state director in 2016, said that when O'Malley called him with his decision not to run about two weeks ago, O'Malley had concluded that "Democrats want somebody new and fresh who hasn't been around.
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Since nothing can be done in the short-run about the population issue, and binding fiscal constraints are precluding large-scale public spending, exports are the only demand component that could make a significant contribution to Japan's economic growth and price stability.
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The typical 12-year-old American would run about 520 meters (1706 feet or 26 laps lasting 3.5 minutes) on the shuttle run before stopping, falling some 840 meters (203 feet or 42 laps) behind the typical 12-year-old from Tanzania.
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But since most of us dress appropriately for the weather, minimizing areas of bare skin when it's cold out, in reality you'd probably only have to run about four miles per hour—a brisk walk—to feel warmer than just standing still.
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NEW YORK – A man who fled to Thailand after allegedly tossing his dead 7-month-old son into a river sent a chilling text to the mother while he was on the run about the fate of her child, prosecutors said Friday.
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Many banned groups such as JeM run seminaries, which counter-terrorism officials say are used as recruiting grounds for militant outfits Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD), which operates hospitals and a fleet of ambulances, is estimated to run about 300 madrasas across the country.
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One ad — Republicans have run more than 20163,000 featuring her in the last six weeks, more than either party has run about President Trump — depicts a California congressman walking in a cheap version of Ms. Pelosi's signature stilettos, more streetwalker than former speaker.
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I began to ask around to find the address and eventually learned that the somewhat cloak-and-dagger affair would be held in a space on the 20th floor of the St. Regis, a luxury hotel where the cheapest rooms run about $1,000.
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Mr. Matthews, who is 58 and estimates that he has run about 20 marathons, said he persuaded Ms. Thompson to join the team after seeing her on a treadmill at an inpatient center, where she had been living with her infant son.
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Operating costs run about $0003,000 annually, with about $110,000 coming from a handful of subsidies from the island's central government – subsidies she says have declined sharply in recent years as the now-bankrupt Puerto Rican government fell into a fiscal crisis, Oliver said.
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The O'Reilly Factor was able to accommodate up to 40 ads on any given night, and prior to the O'Reilly scandal had run about 15 minutes' worth of ads during each broadcast, accounting for approximately a quarter of the program's hour-long airtime.
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And then came a lengthy run about her supposedly nonthreatening "girl next door" looks, with special attention paid to her lips: Silverstone has straight blond hair that falls around her shoulders, wide eyes and a mouth that people describe in ways that she finds inappropriate.
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According to current plans (much of the engineer work remains to be done), the steel and concrete structure will spread roughly 1,600 feet wide, 25 to 40 feet deep, and run about 2 miles in length, cutting across land on the Mississippi's southern banks.
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When the L's $8.5 billion modernization is complete, Chicago will be able to run about 15 more trains every hour on our busiest lines, cut 10 minutes off a trip from downtown to O'Hare Airport and have trains run as fast as 55 m.p.h.
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In her free skates — which typically run about four minutes — she usually completes all seven of her jumping passes after the halfway point of her routine, so that she can fully take advantage of all available bonus points (which are factored into a jump's base value).
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So, on a recent afternoon, we went up and down the L train line to ask the folks who make this city run about the impending crisis: their worries, their backup plans (or lack thereof), and what it could mean for their future in New York.
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The leading man in the Uncharted series, Nathan Drake, made the dickheads list, primarily because while he's rarely short of a wise crack, and some people love that half-tuck, he doesn't half run about the world royally fucking over ancient ruins and dismantling the remains of forgotten societies.
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He is currently ranked 123th in the world for the game's any percent speedrun (less than 7 minutes behind first place time of 1:23:19) and seventh in the world for the low percent run (about 10 minutes behind the first place time of 1:25:27).
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The UK's economy didn't plummet after the Brexit vote, as many economists had forecast, but the pound took an enormous plunge, and there are plenty of reasons for the country to be concerned in the long run about the effects of trade barriers between the UK and Europe.
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The proposed Keystone XL, which would run about 1,180 miles (1,899 km) from Hardisty, Alberta, to Steele City, Nebraska, has been a lightning rod of controversy since it was proposed a decade ago, with environmentalists making it a symbol of their broader fight against fossil fuels and global warming.
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In August, Raz and Issacharoff signed a deal with Netflix, which ordered a season of a show about a joint C.I.A.-Mossad operation and is developing a second, "Hit and Run," about a man who loses his wife in a mysterious car accident that leads to a political-espionage story.
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Soon after the President tweeted, Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser claimed she "got thru" to Trump about costs for the parade, which at one point was calculated to run about $12 million but more recent estimates said could run as high as $92 million by the time Trump canceled the event.
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She might begin by laying a blank canvas on the floor, pouring paint on it from a tin (she sometimes recycled cat food containers for this purpose), tilting the canvas to and fro to let the paint run about, then adding colors, eventually setting it aside and resuming work later.
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The novel coronavirus is now responsible for more than 80,000 cases worldwide and over 2,800 deaths, with 60 cases in the US. South Korea has run about 30,000 tests, and Hong Kong is testing over a thousand people a day, while the US has only tested a total of 445.
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Harris — a former prosecutor, district attorney and state attorney general — has faced scrutiny during her presidential run about her work in California, including a 2010 crime lab scandal and a 2004 fight with defense lawyers and San Francisco's elected public defender, Jeff Adachi, who passed away earlier this year, over bail reforms.
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"I won't comment on private discussions she's had except to say that she's more than happy to talk to anyone considering a run about the challenges (as well as the great things) that go with it, and lessons learned on what to watch for in this next cycle (aside from Vladimir)," Merrill said.
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Australia's Eurobodalla, Shoalhaven and Sapphire coasts run about 22003 miles from the dairy town of Berry — two hours south of Sydney via the Grand Pacific Drive, which is bordered by rolling farmland on one side and gleaming ocean on the other — down to a historic whaling center near the Victorian state border.
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The problem is that the text on which the song is based isn't in English at all — it's 18th-century Scots, a similar but distinct language responsible for lyrics in the song such as "We twa hae run about the braes / and pou'd the gowans fine" that are utterly incomprehensible to Americans.
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Alternative's offerings aren't as extreme as some end-of-life firms popping up around the country, but its president Bob Lonning — whose services run about 22015 percent less than a traditional funeral — notes that his business is taking on more of an event-planning bent, with customers looking for help booking gatherings at local parks.
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" Nick Merrill, Clinton's spokesman, told me: "I won't comment on private discussions she's had except to say that she's more than happy to talk to anyone considering a run about the challenges (as well as the great things) that go with it, and lessons learned on what to watch for in this next cycle (aside from Vladimir).
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"I won't comment on private discussions she's had except to say that she's more than happy to talk to anyone considering a run about the challenges (as well as the great things) that go with it, and lessons learned on what to watch for in this next cycle (aside from Vladimir)," Merrill said, referring to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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That's on top of standard IVF costs, which run about $20,000 a cycle in the US. Researchers say there isn't enough evidence to support the use of add-on treatmentsKatie said she has approached the process with a "healthy amount" of skepticism, but trusts that these supplemental treatments could be the key to her finally having a baby.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race Still, the major contours of the race have held steady: Sanders continues to outpace Buttigieg by a wide margin among those who have definitely made up their minds about whom to support, while the two top contenders run about even among those who have yet to commit to a candidate.
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Understanding the rise and fall of the Medellín Cartel — and Pablo Escobar, the contradictory figure at its helm — meant processing a lot of information about how the cartel was built and run, about its corrosive effect on politics and society at large, and about the flawed efforts from Colombian authorities, D.E.A. agents and other interested parties to bring it down.
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In a further sign that the Trump administration feels the lily of strong economic growth needs gilding, Hassett released a report last week recalculating after-tax wage growth to 1.4 percent over the past year; according to the standard measure used by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, average wage gains have during the past year run about even with inflation.
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Hologic has said that once its tests are available, labs could run about 1,000 tests per day, but only if the labs did not also run other tests for other viruses, like the flu or H.I.V. "They're not going to be able to test everyone, and if we let everyone through for testing, the people who really need it won't be able to get it," said Dr. Vaishampayan, the health official in California.
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In "Brown Paper Bag," a deep cut from We the Best that nonetheless has just as much star firepower as the hits—Young Jeezy, Juelz Santana, Fat Joe, Wayne, and Rick Ross is quite the lineup—Wayne addresses that relationship, before just going off in this crazy run about being Superman: It's dope as hell, and it is, as they say, another one—another example of Wayne going off and another instance of Wayne and Khaled being inexorably linked, two stars making an even bigger binary star or whatever the appropriate space analogy is.
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