Twenty games will go on at once on Roulston Lake, with the scaled-down teams playing on scaled-down rinks.
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Savitri's father said he decided to organize a scaled-down ceremony.
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The food was scaled down awesomeness -- tacos, french fries and churros.
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A scaled-down repeal bill has been conceivable for some time: Sen.
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Legendary gun-designer Eugene Stoner and his team scaled-down the rifle.
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Are scaled-down versions of adult classics right for very young children?
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"A scaled-down business may have a chance of survival," Saunders said.
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Trump scaled down his prop during a trip to the Midwest on Thursday.
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Mattis could be concealing the importance of the scaled down forces, Kazanis added.
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The hardware has mostly been scaled down from the flagship, as the name implies.
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Kantar scaled down some of the flexibility in the debt baskets and restricted payments.
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Instead, those demos were scaled-down from what the team ultimately wanted to create.
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That's the reason its activities — and consequently sales — have scaled down in recent years.
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Price reforms have been scaled down and delayed in some parts of the GCC.
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I've got to keep my cholesterol down, so I've been making scaled-down versions.
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Expectations for so hikes have been scaled down dramatically amid the new year swoon.
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Dream Chaser is a futuristic-looking, scaled down version of the retired Space Shuttle.
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Many large-scale public gatherings and sporting events have been scaled down or canceled.
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He was with me in New York when we did the scaled-down version.
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Not everyone is convinced that the project, even scaled down, is a great idea.
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But the scaled-down White House is the showpiece, complete with an Oval Office.
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Nebenzia added that joint U.S. and South Korean military exercises should be scaled down.
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Imagine a scaled-down, slightly more intimate Mister Saturday Night and you're nearly there.
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Now, he scaled down the brush size to draw very tiny patterns, almost like hieroglyphics.
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The SpaceX Pusher resembled the frame of a scaled-down Model S with four wheels.
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Satellite images from HiRISE and simulated Beagle 2 images, at high resolution and scaled down.
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As expected, the 7-inch Nook is a scaled-down version of its bigger sibling.
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But instead, Susan Collins and Olympia Snowe agreed to back a somewhat scaled-down package.
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The new iPad is essentially a scaled-down version of the 12.9-inch iPad Pro.
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Now there are female crash test dummies, but it's just a scaled-down male dummy.
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In a sense, the XB2900N are a just slightly scaled-down version of the 2300XM3.
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The dinner will be a scaled-down event compared to state dinners in past administration.
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It's good to see Apple do something a little scaled-down once in a while.
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To see this, it's useful to think about a scaled-down version of the problem.
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It will just be a scaled-down version to start, one focused on gaining subscribers.
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But even though G.M. was scaled down in bankruptcy, it still has excess production capacity.
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Chinese New Year celebrations were being scaled down or canceled in many parts of China.
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The scaled-down selection for men includes $55 shorts and $35-to-$55 t-shirts.
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Rhode Island Warwick: Providence, the state capital, should function much like Philadelphia but scaled down.
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Professor Dumpster, he had his dislikes (school gym as bathroom) and likes (mobility, scaled-down possessions).
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All the details have been scaled down perfectly, including the logo, buttons, and even the packaging.
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Google has scaled down its hardware to capture Hamburg's Miniatur Wunderland—the world's largest model railway.
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It was scaled down after the stock market crash of 1929, making it look somewhat stubby.
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Professor Ostergaard thinks it could, if Britain acknowledges reality and accepts its scaled-down modern status.
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Several exercises involving the US military have already been scaled down, postponed, or canceled in response.
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A scaled-down bill would fall far short of what Senate leaders had aspired to pass.
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A Senate GOP aide said leadership pitched their office on the scaled-down bill on Monday.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) — opposed a scaled-down version of ObamaCare repeal, halting work on the bill.
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John McCain (R-Ariz.) as senators await a vote on a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal plan.
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One month later, a scaled-down plan to replace Obama's Affordable Care Act failed in the Senate.
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After that, part of the building would continue to be run as a scaled-down Lord & Taylor.
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It can be used to build multi-hundred-megawatt power plants, or it can be scaled down.
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The fight scenes are scaled down, the special effects aren't as frequent, and the sets feel stagnant.
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Foxconn had already strayed from the original contract when it scaled down the factory it was building.
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V and T In The Park relocated and rebranded as the scaled-down RiZE and TRNSMT respectively.
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The console is notably smaller, too, with the 21871334-inch touchscreen getting scaled down to 18713323 inches.
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Have a seat in Parker's Bar for a more scaled-down (but no less tasty) dining experience.
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McCain last month cast the deciding "no" vote against a scaled-down bill repealing the healthcare law.
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Whatever your plans, we've got a soundtrack that will keep your scaled down spring break on track.
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Shane's use of GPT-2 (albeit a scaled-down version of it) might be the funniest yet.
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Dean Heller (R-Nev.) said Wednesday he was inclined to support a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal bill.
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Her body proportions have been scaled down too, while retaining the extreme level of strength and fitness.
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Musk also proposed a variety of new uses for the scaled-down rocket beyond just going to Mars.
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And scaled down to the size of an infant, admittedly, there is something adorable about our Dear Leader.
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Closed, the system takes on the appearance of a scaled down ThinkPad – albeit one largely devoid of ports.
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The company's revenue and stock price fell, which led to layoffs and scaled-down financial projections for 2016.
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Buckingham Palace, who announced the changes today, said that the ceremonies were being scaled down because of scheduling.
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South Korea confirmed the drill would go ahead as planned and the exercises would not be scaled down.
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The mental health measure is significantly scaled down from the more sweeping version originally proposed by Murphy, though.
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Paul has suggested he could support keeping the structure of the ObamaCare subsidies if they were scaled down.
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The hobbits have some anatomical similarities to Homo erectus in Indonesia, but they're not just scaled-down versions.
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According to promoters of these scaled-down reactors, they could solve the multiple challenges faced by nuclear power.
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City Hall officials acknowledged on Wednesday that the inauguration would be "dramatically scaled down" from four years ago.
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Even the Queens Museum's beloved scaled-down layout of New York City is part of Mr. Chin's show.
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It scrapped that plan in July before resurrecting a scaled-down version of the deal earlier this month.
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A bipartisan group of 10 governors is urging Senate Republicans to reject a scaled-down repeal of ObamaCare.
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Mr. Birbach repeatedly demanded that the project be scaled down to a garden apartment complex for older residents.
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However, he has yet to even signal support for a scaled-down background check bill sponsored by Sens.
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Mr. Smith, of Alaska Natural Organics, envisions creating jobs in villages through scaled-down versions of his Anchorage operation.
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Sessions had recused himself from overseeing the Russia investigation, while Whitaker has called for it to be scaled down.
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Use of OPV is being scaled down in a phased manner as countries eliminate circulating wild polio virus strains.
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To start, each aircraft is hand-painted and looks like an incredibly scaled down version of the real thing.
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Bierhorst told Gizmodo that perhaps there's a future in which something relying on this method could be scaled down.
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You start to see forms designed for typesetting advertisements scaled down for watches and the flavor starts to change.
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And, the bank will also open scaled-down "Everyday Express" offices of ATMs and as few as two employees.
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She stayed aboard to fill a vacancy after Russia scaled down its station staff from three to two cosmonauts.
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However, the company scaled down its construction pace, with completed gross floor area falling by 43% yoy in 2016.
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In the demo, the mobile version of the application is essentially a scaled-down version of the desktop version.
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Although these particular plans from Mist8k are scaled down for desktop use, the principle is sound at larger sizes.
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While Siri has been available on macOS for a while, it feels like a scaled-down version of Siri.
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"The clothes are still masculine cuts but slightly scaled down for the female models," said Miller to Mashable backstage.
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The hardware itself is essentially a scaled down version of previous Ronins, with features designed from single-handed use.
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The smaller fund size suggests scaled-down ambitions, and perhaps the opportunity to do more investments in Southern California.
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Capital expenditure declined to EUR165m in 2015 from EUR204m in 2014 as the department scaled down its investment programme.
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Raspberry Pi runs on a scaled down-version of Microsoft's Windows 10 and requires some tech savviness to operate.
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But since becoming the Republican nominee, Mr. Trump has scaled down that approach, favoring conservative outlets and scripted speeches.
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Senate Republicans are considering passing a dramatically scaled-down version of their ObamaCare repeal bill, according to GOP aides.
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Today's episode was a scaled down, in comparison to the last one, with witty banter on sex and relationships.
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Kazakhstan beat out Belgium for the rights to host the "specialized expo," essentially a slightly scaled-down world's fair.
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Meanwhile, North Korea fast approaches nuclear breakout while the U.S. and South Korea have drastically scaled down military readiness.
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Murkowski and McCain voted against the a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal bill in July, helping to sink the measure.
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The government said the trip to China was beneficial to the country and that the wedding was scaled down.
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"The type of disc we see is a scaled-down quasar that we did not expect to exist," Bianchi explained.
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Earlier this month, Pohela Boishakh, our welcome to the Bengali new year, was scaled down in comparison to previous years.
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Industry experts shown Foxconn's building plans say it does not appear to even be the scaled-down Gen6 LCD factory.
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It could have launched an Android Wear device, but instead opted to skin a scaled down version of stock Android.
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But there's a bigger reason for the rally: The Fed has notably scaled down expectations for a future rate hike.
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And a scaled-down version—powered by AA batteries instead of burly D-cells—made Maglite a hit with consumers.
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It's not perfect, but watching this scaled-down bike balance on two wheels all by itself is kind of magical.
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The first PIBOT, a scaled-down version based on a commercially available 'bot called BioLoid Premium, was demonstrated in 2014.
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Eventually, the project was scaled down, but not before news of what Wikimedia was initially planning leaked to the community.
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This final, scaled-down recipe for Tricia Nixon's wedding cake did not work in The New York Times's test kitchen.
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Otherwise, a better move is offering a scaled-down version of your services at a price that'll fit their budget.
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Tim Murphy (R-Pa.), is also being included, though it has been scaled down from its original, more sweeping version.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Karl Lagerfeld presented Chanel's haute couture collection under a scaled-down version of the Eiffel Tower on Tuesday.
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In recent days, the operation scaled down some; many federal and state agents who had filled local motels headed home.
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Beyond the stage, in the near distance, is a bluff doing an excellent impression of a scaled-down Hollywood hill.
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If you have time, you might imagine how you could produce a scaled-down version of one of these ideas.
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Aides say the scaled-down bill would likely just repeal ObamaCare's individual and employer mandates and the medical device tax.
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That scaled-down measure would repeal ObamaCare's individual and employer mandates, as well as the medical device tax, aides say.
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Converting those money-losing routes to scaled down segments could help shore up the Amtrak&aposs finances, its leaders say.
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Troja and Tchekhovsky both noted that it needed to be scaled down and simplified a bit to accommodate current computing power.
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A scaled-down version of the website remained online until late 22016 before being taken fully offline after True Pundit launched.
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As he scaled down an embankment with a civilian he could hear the lady crying out before he could see her.
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However, the cost of mailing statements fell dramatically in 2017 and 2018 after the agency scaled down the number of recipients.
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She also wants to end a crisis-time income tax surcharge, which has already been scaled down in this year's budget.
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The company only recently began laying the foundation for a vastly scaled-down manufacturing plant, more than a year behind schedule.
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Now, scientists at Northwestern University are developing a scaled-down version of these enormous observatories that could fit on a tabletop.
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The UAE in June scaled down its presence in Yemen, leaving behind thousands of southern forces it has built and trained.
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But Trump eventually succeeded in building roughly 20 residential buildings on the west side as part of a scaled-down development.
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All three senators voted against a scaled-down version of an ObamaCare repeal bill in late July, effectively sinking the measure.
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He also is working on a chronograph variation and envisions another version scaled down "like a Cartier Tank watch," he said.
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"And China has lots of otherwise unemployed construction workers, millions of them," because it has scaled down domestic building, he says.
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The designer scaled down the traditional tote shape, adding an arts-and-crafts touch: a leather cord wrapped around each handle.
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Even the Queens Museum's beloved panorama, with its scaled-down layout of New York City, is part of Mr. Chin's show.
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Now, the flame will be transported from Athens to Japan, for another scaled-down ceremony at a military base on Friday.
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The private residence, where the President and first lady live with their teenage son, is operating with a scaled-down staff.
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Dozens of new rocket companies are promising to build scaled-down rockets that can provide quick and easy launches for smallsats.
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After that the amount of assistance would be scaled down until it is phased out completely at $2900,220006, according to Sen.
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On Wednesday, JSW Steel Ltd said manufacturing operations in all of its locations have since been either scaled down or suspended.
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If the campaign launching Tuesday is successful, the scaled-down AOC will stand six inches tall and about an inch wide.
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The complex, called Biosphere 220.9, was (and remains) the world's largest closed ecological system — a scaled-down replica of Earth (a.k.a.
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The search operation would be scaled down on Thursday, officials said, with heavy machinery brought in to sift through the rubble.
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You're writing a piece that should be performed and performed well, but it also should be able to be scaled down . . .
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Building very small drones is hard because the technology used in larger drones cannot simply be scaled down; different approaches are needed.
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He stood in front of a mock-up of the project, which includes scaled-down replicas of the world's most iconic mosques.
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Visitors walk through the reconstructed crooked alleys of Baghdad's Jewish quarter and view a scaled-down replica of the city's Great Synagogue.
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A scaled-down version of her over-delivery approach has provided me with the best online clothes shopping experience I've ever had.
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Johnston: Sadly, Smile didn't come out until years later [in 2004], and [the scaled down] Smiley Smile came out [in 1967] instead.
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A scaled-down version of that system now works indoors, Intel says, making it perfect for conferences, Vegas shows and bar mitzvahs.
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But objections from several developing countries meant that the criteria for sustainable biofuels were provisionally scaled down to two from 12 originally.
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Science fiction author Anthony Ha says that the scaled-down TV version arguably surpasses its big budget rivals in terms of storytelling.
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We're excited to exclusively announce the launch of the Mini Alidia Ring, a scaled-down but still-bold version of the original.
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Several joint military exercises involving US military personnel have already been canceled, postponed, or scaled down in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The results of the survey come one week after the Republican-controlled Senate failed to pass a scaled-down repeal of ObamaCare.
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Tall vitrines hold an archive of runway pieces, including Rihanna's cape, which have been scaled down to fit a collection of Barbies.
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There is, for instance, versions of Mickey Mouse as a baby, wherein Disney scaled down the popular Mickey Mouse to baby size.
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It still replaces ObamaCare's tax credits to help people afford insurance with a smaller, scaled-down tax credit that provides less assistance.
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The scaled-down measure appears to have momentum, but it is not entirely clear that it has the votes to pass. Sen.
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The government this week scaled down its planned budget cuts for next year to 16 billion euros ($19.15 billion) from 20 billion euros.
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More than any existing Echo, the product resembles a Milton Bradley product from the 1980s — sort of a scaled-down version of Simon.
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Iran said this month the cap no longer applies as it scaled down commitments in reaction to U.S. unilateral withdrawal from the deal.
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The MIT-developed system operates in a scaled down model of a city block, complete with traditional roadways, buildings and mock green space.
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This did not halt oil exploration, although efforts have been scaled down in recent times due to low oil prices on international markets.
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He then presented an updated design at another IAC meeting the following year, which called for a scaled-down version of the vehicle.
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Illinois election roll breach scaled down to 90,000 records In no cases was information changed, nor were any actual voting systems at risk.
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The search of Kohlhepp's 95-acre property will be scaled down Tuesday, said Lt. Kevin Bobo, spokesman for the Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office.
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"Important investment decisions may potentially be postponed, scaled down or even canceled," Goldman Sachs economist Alberto Ramos wrote in a note to clients.
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The Senate rejected a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal bill on Friday in a surprise vote viewed as a major defeat for GOP leaders.
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But when the recession foiled a scaled-down plan, St. Paul took control and built 254 market-rate apartments and a grocery store.
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Earlier this year, SpaceRyde launched a stratospheric balloon carrying a scaled down version of their launch platform and rocket in Northern Ontario, Canada.
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The UAE, concerned about rising tensions with Iran and Western criticism of the Yemen war, in June scaled down its military presence there.
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That would be a far narrower measure than the most recent Senate replacement bill, which also scaled down ObamaCare's subsidies and cut Medicaid.
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"I definitely see it as something that could be scaled up or scaled down to whatever works best for the community," says Kurup.
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He did vote for the "skinny repeal" bill, which was a scaled-down repeal bill meant to keep the repeal process moving forward.
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Trump cited the Israeli findings in his decision, a month later, to quit a 2015 deal that had scaled down Iran's nuclear project.
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Deputy Finance Minister Set Aung, who was appointed to lead project negotiations in May, told Reuters the "project size has been tremendously scaled down".
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Already this year it has been cut by 5 percent, and a range of future projects are being quietly scaled down or pushed back.
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The model was then scaled down to the pixel resolution of the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter's images, and bathed in virtual sunlight at different angles.
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Apple — Apple has scaled down its self-driving car project, according to a Wall Street Journal report, with several dozen employees being laid off.
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It built its own scaled-down prototype, a racecar-shaped quadcopter called the Alauda Mark 1 Airspeeder, that it plans on testing in 2018.
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The Daily Bag Simon Miller scaled down the traditional tote shape, adding an arts-and-crafts touch: a leather cord wrapped around each handle.
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As a first step, Ms. Yates said, a pending contract solicitation will be scaled down from 10,800 prisoner slots to a maximum of 3,600.
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In fact, the pickup truck is apparently powered by a scaled-down version of the tech that Nikola developed for its big commercial trucks.
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Trump hotel officials eventually came up with a scaled-down proposal that came in at $1.03 million, which Wolkoff still said was too high.
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But the company, which has visibly scaled down some of its businesses in India in the past year, had nothing more concrete to say.
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Va.) and Rob Portman (R-Ohio) both said Wednesday that they have not taken a position yet on a scaled-down "skinny" repeal bill.
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Operations at the project have already been scaled down, and the headcount at the project was slashed last month to fewer than 40 people.
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Some of these executives receive 24-hour physical security, while others receive scaled-down versions based on the threat picture on any given day.
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Healthcare groups are coming out against the Senate GOP's plan to pass a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal bill, saying it would spike insurance premiums.
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The contents of the scaled-down bill will be discussed at the Senate GOP lunch on Thursday before they are finalized, the sources said.
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GOP leaders have not revealed their scaled-down measure, but it is expected that it would repeal the employer and individual mandates from ObamaCare.
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Igor Dyomin, a spokesman for Transneft, said oil has been shipped to Belarus in accordance with the scaled-down schedule since the start of July.
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Its scaled-down cousin K3 is meant for the indoors, while the K1 is a stationary pillar that will soon monitor things like building entrances.
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The CMoG hosts daily "Hot Glass" demonstrations for visitors, and the GlassBarge is a scaled down version of this programming, adapted to a maritime setting.
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But the ambitious venture ended after only a year, and was replaced with a scaled-down version called Limelight Shops that continues to limp along.
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You can think of it as a very scaled-down and simplified, purpose-built version of Qualcomm's Snapdragon, Samsung's Exynos, or Apple's A series chips.
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Businesses may have only temporarily scaled down their production of exports for the EU. Normal service could resume if Britain negotiates a good trade deal.
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The Argentine measures have not halted oil exploration, although efforts have been scaled down in recent times due to low oil prices on international markets.
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It looks sort of like a scaled-down Segway, but it's designed for easy operation for anyone using a single joystick for navigation and acceleration.
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Both summer temperature scenarios involve a considerable amount of uncertainty, as climate models become less precise when scaled down to the city level, Bronzan noted.
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He also admits to being disappointed to hear of Apple's dramatically scaled down car efforts, which Lynk & Co can be interpreted as a parallel to.
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Ireland was the only major country of ancient Catholic tradition without an embassy to the Vatican until a scaled-down embassy was reopened in 2014.
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GOP leaders have not yet revealed their scaled-down measure, but it is expected that it would repeal the employer and individual mandates from ObamaCare.
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President Trump rejected a push to let states adopt a scaled-down version of the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion, The New York Times reports.
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They scaled down the functionality of a full 3D printer so that kids can create their dream toys with the touch of a single button.
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The scaled-down street testing would be a humble return for a cutting-edge effort that Uber's executives once considered a key to its prosperity.
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But by building a scaled-down river in a laboratory, a research team demonstrated that waterfalls can bring themselves into existence without any outside help.
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Republicans fell short of their goal to repeal and replace the law over the summer, when a scaled-down repeal bill failed in the Senate.
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It is building a scaled-down lander to fit into a small, $5 million rocket called Electron, developed by a start-up company, Rocket Lab.
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Other small desserts are prime toaster oven candidates, such as molten chocolate cakes in individual ramekins, baked apples and scaled-down crisps or cobblers. Roasting.
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In August, SpaceX completed its final test flight of the Starhopper rocket prototype, a scaled-down version of the Starship that's designed for shorter flights.
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Over three-quarters of its scaled-down offer is held by domestic investors, with most of the rest held by close allies like Abu Dhabi.
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Instead, Global Rapid Rugby has organized a scaled-down Showcase Series of 153 matches featuring the Western Force and teams from five Asia-Pacific countries.
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It's built six scaled down demonstration and testing aircraft, including five one-fifth scale and one that's one-third the size of the eventual production version.
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The authors think these bots, once scaled down to be affordable, could be used everywhere, from serving as better crash dummies to helping grow tissue grafts.
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It's due to be a scaled-down version of his executive order to temporarily keep out citizens from seven nations he says pose a terrorism risk.
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It was a scaled-down, but just as energetic version of her Enigma Las Vegas residency show, with 90 minutes of music and multiple costume changes.
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The Youth Olympics are an International Olympic Committee (IOC) event and are a scaled down version of the Games, organized every four years for young athletes.
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Each camera takes a quarter of the full picture, but the Planetary Camera (PC) takes a magnified view which needs to be scaled down, said Scowen.
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The Senate is poised to complete its transformation from a chamber of heightened reflection and statesmanship to a scaled-down version of the House of Representatives.
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Nvidia's already greatly improved the headroom of gaming laptops by shipping basically unaltered 21080, 24, and 7993 cards for laptops, instead of scaled down mobile versions.
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" But now, sitting in a cramped office wedged into the scaled-down version of Alex Musical Instruments, he said, "If you sell one, it's like, hallelujah!
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It's designed for people who sell complex products like vehicles or heavy machinery, letting them show off scaled-down or full-sized models in augmented reality.
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At home, the grand talk about transforming society and taming capitalism has yielded only timid proposals, many of which have already been scaled down or withdrawn.
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Thanks to downsampling, though, where a 4K image is scaled down to a nicer-looking 1080p image, I can get some benefits from our 13K future.
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However, in recent weeks, Amazon has significantly scaled down or relocated on-site promotions for its private label products, according to multiple Amazon sellers and consultants.
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Soon, these scaled-down thrusters will extend that reach to the Moon, Mars, or even more distant destinations like Jupiter's moon Europa or Saturn's moon Titan.
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It's a scaled-down prototype of the machine that General Fusion hopes will one day be at the core of a real life fusion power plant.
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"If you land with a group of little boys, they are more like scaled-down society than a group of little girls would be," Golding said.
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One option is to codify into law a scaled down version of the change to Medicaid that the Obama administration included in a regulation in April.
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As CNBC's Eugene Kim writes, in the past few weeks Amazon has "significantly scaled down or relocated" those promotions, according to multiple Amazon sellers and consultants.
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Monahan, who is a graphic designer during the day, has been building the scaled-down models and sharing on his Instagram for close to five months.
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The new wearable, which is essential a scaled down version of the company's entry level Alta tracker, is aimed squarely at kids aged eight to 13.
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Boom unveiled the design of the XB-1 Supersonic Demonstrator last November, and completed wind tunnel testing on a scaled down physical model earlier this year.
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Much of that anxiety is expressed in his oversize eyes, but they had to be scaled down because "they couldn't fit inside his skull," Nordby said.
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By building a scaled-down river in their laboratory, a team of researchers demonstrated that waterfalls can sometimes bring themselves into existence without any outside help.
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They tend to be scaled down, with little internal memory, and lack strong out-of-the-box security, often shipped with default accounts and passwords enabled.
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While it's already being used in airports to screen checked baggage, only recently has the machine been scaled down enough to be incorporated into security checkpoints.
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But the paper has scaled down to probably one-tenth of that space, he said, and plans to move about a half-mile east this summer.
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McCain previously cast the deciding vote against a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal measure in late July, killing the bill in a dramatic, late-night voting session.
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The consideration of the scaled-down measure is a sign of how much trouble Senate Republicans are having coming to agreement on any more significant bill.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) to kill a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal bill, effectively shuttering Senate Republican's existing efforts to overhaul large parts of the nation's healthcare system.
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Senate Republicans are planning to include a one-year defunding of Planned Parenthood in their scaled-down ObamaCare repeal bill, according to lobbyists and congressional aides.
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At present, solar installations are eligible for a 28503 percent tax credit, a credit that is to be scaled down to 22019 percent in four years.
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Now, according to the official, the US and South Korea will instead conduct scaled down exercises at a small unit level that could involve virtual training.
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But traffic will be scaled down to four Rockland-bound lanes once the second Westchester-bound span is completed, which is supposed to occur in June.
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Editorial News Update: The Senate rejected a scaled-down Republican plan to repeal parts of the Affordable Care Act in the early hours of Friday morning.
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They can look cynical, though, when they could be scaled down to smaller, cheaper portions as easily as Llama Inn's chicken or its take on lomo saltado.
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John Schilling of the website "38 North" believes that missile to have been a scaled-down, two-stage version of the three-stage KN-08 prototype ICBM.
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A search for the little girl, who was not found during the initial rescue efforts, was scaled down overnight with plans to fully resume at 7 a.m.
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The technology needed to digitally process photos has shrunk down quite a bit since the first digital camera, but until now, the lenses haven't scaled down equally.
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But this year, his scaled-down plan for a division into three states succeeded, thanks in part to his bankrolling an expensive drive that gathered 600,000 signatures.
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So Deborah Borda, the Philharmonic's new president, and Ms. Spar agreed last year to come up with a scaled-down plan that can be done in phases.
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After that, it will be scaled down until it reaches a $99,000 income threshold for an individual or $198,000 for a couple and then phased out altogether.
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Nintendo helped popularize the retro gaming trend with the 2016 release of the NES Classic, a scaled-down version of its original console, and 30 vintage games.
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Elsewhere, employees sanded down doors that hung back-to-back on a moving conveyor belt, a scaled-down, less colorful version of Disney's animated "Monsters, Inc." factory.
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The Galaxy S10 Lite is a slightly scaled-down version of the original Samsung Galaxy S10, but it still offers many of the device&aposs best features.
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The scaled-down bill is expected to be offered after votes on both a repeal-only measure and the latest replacement bill -- which are expected to fail.
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This New Zealand-based company didn't appear out of nowhere — look at its timeline and you'll see scaled-down tests being conducted more than a decade ago.
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In a bid to help diplomatic efforts with North Korea, the United States and South Korea have postponed or scaled down a number of joint military drills.
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These taxes were drastically scaled down from a 1.3 billion euro revenue target in the original draft, in the face of protests from the affected industry lobbies.
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Visually, BFR looked a lot like ITS, though it was slightly scaled down, with the bottom rocket booster was shown to have 31 engines instead of 42.
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In December, it scaled down its monthly purchases by a quarter to 60 billion euros ($64.04 billion) from April but extended the program until the end of 2017.
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The UAE in June scaled down its presence in Yemen under Western pressure to end the war and as rising tensions with Iran threatened security closer to home.
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The standoff has exposed differences between allies Saudi Arabia and the UAE, which in June scaled down its presence in Yemen but still backs thousands of southern separatists.
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On the Nokia 7.1, I particularly appreciate that the entire system has been scaled down a bit so that you can see more on the screen at once.
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In the future, these robots could be scaled down and used to deliver drugs inside arteries, or in disaster situations where bots need to crawl inside narrow spaces.
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That said, Thor says it will build a scaled-down, medium duty truck, too, which will be good for short hauls between a port and an urban center.
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In December, it scaled down its monthly purchases by a quarter to 60 billion euros ($64 billion) from April but extended the programme until the end of 2017.
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The parachutes used in Boeing's Starliner are a scaled-down version of legacy parachute designs developed by NASA nearly 20 years ago as part of the Constellation program.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) than Republicans, according to a new poll released days after McCain cast a crucial vote killing a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal measure in the Senate.
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Ogmundsson scaled down the original blueprint of the Titanic to Lego size and helped figure out how many tiny toy bricks would be needed to create the model.
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Flair gave an introductory promo in what looked like a scaled-down version of the Price is Right set, while WCW threw Hulk Hogan a ticker tape parade.
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But even a scaled-down and more traditional-looking tower struggled to pass muster with the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission, which didn't give its final approval until 2015.
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The handover ceremony for the flame in Athens was significantly scaled-down, with a few dozen officials in an empty stadium meant to hold 6900,2628 people, Reuters reported.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's first female president, Katerina Sakellaropoulou, was sworn in for a five-year term on Friday at a ceremony scaled down due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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The original plan was for it to become WeWork's headquarters after the 2018 shopping season, with Lord & Taylor continuing to operate a scaled-down store at the location.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) is "absolutely" on his game, clarifying previous comments that his colleague's health may have contributed to a vote against a scaled-down repeal of ObamaCare.
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The UAE already scaled down its presence in Yemen in June as Western pressure mounted to end the conflict that has pushed millions to the brink of famine.
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A few hours later, the Senate's No. 2 Republican indicated that the chamber would try to pass the scaled-down bill in an effort to convene a conference.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's first female president, Katerina Sakellaropoulou, was sworn in for a five-year term on Friday at a ceremony scaled down due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Melissa Hanham, a senior research associate at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, said the military component of the parade appeared to be scaled down this year.
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Building on the success of their modern Parisian-style restaurant, Mimi, Louis Levy and the brothers Daniel and Evan Bennett are opening this somewhat scaled-down bistro nearby.
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Artists I had spoken to were cautiously optimistic for the most part, but also ambivalent about whether the scaled-down strategy would work as well as organizers hoped.
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Reuters reported earlier, citing sources, that the offer had been scaled down to match weak markets, and valuations at about 15 times future earnings were more palatable for investors.
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Hot Wheels wouldn't just focus on scaled down production cars, it would also create outlandish fantasies, dripping in bright colors, sometimes crazy shapes, and always full of intricate detail.
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Valeant Pharmaceuticals — The drugmaker announced that it has scaled down its debt load by an additional $220 million, after the sale of three skincare brands closed earlier than anticipated.
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UBS and Credit Suisse have operated under so-called "gone concern" rules since 2016, with scaled-down requirements for other big lenders PostFinance, Raiffeisen and ZKB since this year.
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The only surviving element of Seaman's Folly is directly across Broadway from the western end of West 216th Street: a scaled-down marble replica of the Arc de Triomphe.
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Unfortunately, there are some very bad provisions in the 28500-page legislation, despite some very good parts that could be the basis of a greatly improved scaled down version.
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Former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) said Thursday that President Trump should share some of the blame for Senate Republicans' failure to pass a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal measure.
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The scaled-down version was created by renowned replica maker De La Chapelle, a brand founded in the 1970s by a former Venturi director who started creating Bugatti clones.
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Nintendo helped popularize the retro gaming trend with the 2016 release of the NES Classic, a scaled-down and inexpensive version of its original console and 803 vintage games.
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In preparation for a potential surge, the hospital has scaled down surgeries to only those that are essential, making it less busy than in the months before the pandemic.
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"You can find miniature bentwood chairs in bright colors," she said, as well as scaled-down modern classics by the likes of Norman Cherner, Verner Panton and Harry Bertoia.
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While there are plenty of empty storefronts on the nearby blocks, there are also fresh contenders like Donut Savant, which sells pour-over coffee and scaled-down Cronut knockoffs.
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And, SpaceX's tests of its scaled-down rocket, the Starhopper, faced delays earlier this year, including a fireball that erupted from the prototype in an earlier test in July.
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Such a scenario could leave Republicans with 85033 seats in the Senate, where GOP efforts to pass a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal bill fell one vote short in July.
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Early Friday morning, he voted in favor of a scaled-down repeal bill, though the measure was ultimately rejected after three other Republicans joined all Democrats in opposing it.
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Heller and Sandoval joined in initial opposition to Senate Republicans's first effort to pass an ObamaCare repeal this summer, but Heller eventually voted for a scaled-down repeal bill.
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"Production in gold, chrome, manganese and other sectors will be scaled down, while processing of surface materials in the PGM sectors will continue," Gwede Mantashe told a news conference.
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The standoff has exposed differences between regional allies Saudi Arabia and the UAE, which in June scaled down its presence in Yemen while still backing thousands of southern separatist fighters.
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Why it matters: Because of the rare comments from special counsel spokesperson Peter Carr, lawmakers and reporters both scaled down the hype of whether BuzzFeed's story is a smoking gun.
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During this year's presentation, Musk unveiled a scaled-down version of the ITS, one that utilizes 31 Raptor engines, rather than 42, as initially planned, along with some other changes.
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So it's not quite a desktop model, but it is a scaled-down version of water-jet cutters only available for tens of thousands of dollars and for factory use.
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Project organizers have now disclosed details of a scaled-down version of the venture, but with a goal that's still quite audacious: creating human cells that are invulnerable to infections.
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The switch in strategy reflects a broader shift in the electric carmaker's approach, which has been scaled down for earlier ambitious and lofty goals based on the company's economic realities.
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Even scaled down to just a few cameras, Light's technology could still bring big optical zoom, bigger resolution, and maybe better quality to the backs (or fronts) of our smartphones.
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Bioo Lite is actually a scaled-down version of the company's core Bioo technology, which uses panels placed beneath the soil to draw energy from the natural process of photosynthesis.
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Now Musk and the Boring Company are working through the boring part: the long and paperwork-intensive process of building a scaled-down version of their vision, called the Loop.
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Reduced illegal immigration to the tune of 40 to 50 percent would justify that without handing the Democrats and other Trump opponents the "victory" of getting the project scaled down.
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While most departments are scaled down in small format stores, the beauty department is comparable to a regular-sized Target, said Tony Roman, Target's senior group vice president of stores.
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He has also bucked the administration's push on healthcare, casting the deciding vote last week to kill a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal bill, halting healthcare reform efforts in the Senate.
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The project started at the University of North Texas and is based on a scaled-down version of Neil Gershenfeld's Fab Lab, which originated at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
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In the days of Austen, Dickens and even Virginia Woolf, members of the working class took on adult-styled clothing and livelihoods (albeit scaled-down versions) before they reached puberty.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) explained Wednesday that he voted against a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal bill last week because people in his home state would be deeply hurt by the measure.
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Pyongyang has said the tests are in protest of joint U.S.-South Korean military exercises, drills that were already scaled down so as to not upset diplomacy with North Korea.
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After a judge blocked the original ban, Trump issued a scaled-down order and the court's action Monday further reduced the number of people who would be covered by it.
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EU diplomats said the formal lifting of sanctions should be rapid following automatically from an International Atomic Energy Agency report saying Tehran had scaled down its nuclear program as agreed.
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I follow the "everything on the spoon at once" rule, too, and consider it a triumph if my last spoonful looks like a scaled-down replica of the original sundae.
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The White House had been floating a scaled-down version of that plan to end the current shutdown — three years of legal protections for wall funding — but Democrats wouldn't bite.
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Elsewhere, millwork employees used palm sanders to smooth down doors suspended back to front from a conveyor, like a scaled-down, less colorful version of Disney's animated "Monsters, Inc." factory.
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The artists presented include Mohamad Hafez, who creates tiny, war-torn urban edifices; and Issam Kourbaj, who created an installation of a scaled-down view of refugee camp in 2015.
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Palm Jebel Ali, which began construction in 2002, has yet to be completed, while plans for Palm Deira have been reworked to create a scaled-down project called Deira Islands.
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But some Republicans harbored fear that a conference committee could fail and that the House could eventually just take up the scaled-down bill and send it to the president.
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I follow the ''everything on the spoon at once'' rule, too, and consider it a triumph if my last spoonful looks like a scaled-down replica of the original sundae.
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But behind the scenes, Defense Secretary James Mattis and White House chief of staff John Kelly worked to kill the order, convincing Trump to agree to a scaled-down directive.
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Democrats are hammering him for his vote in favor of a scaled-down repeal bill, but his Republican primary challenger, Danny Tarkanian, argues that bill did not go far enough.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) explained Wednesday that he voted against a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal bill last week because people in his home state would be deeply hurt by the measure.
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Those bills both scaled down financial assistance for private coverage, rolled back Obamacare's insurance regulations, ended its Medicaid expansion, and instituted a federal spending cap on the entire Medicaid program.
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Now, just weeks before Trump's inauguration, multiple Chinese retailers have started selling scaled-down versions of that gigantic rooster statue, including Taobao, a large e-commerce site owned by Alibaba.
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The sources said this was the first major attack since Israel scaled down its attacks in Syria after the accidental shooting down of a Russian surveillance plane over two months ago.
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Usually these kinds of landings happen on a square-shaped drone ship in the Pacific or Atlantic oceans, but hey, the scaled-down version is pretty awesome in its own right.
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After other European countries, notably Britain, argued that saving migrants inspired more of them to attempt the trip, it was replaced with a scaled-down version, closer to the Italian coast.
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Los Angeles (CNN)For those unfamiliar with "Ben-Hur" -- or who only remember that it involves a chariot race and Jesus -- a new scaled-down movie version might be deemed harmless.
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He spoke to the news outlet a week after his first visit to the site of the facility, which has been scaled down since the deal was first announced in 2017.
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And since players in Animal Crossing are encouraged to build and customize their virtual neighborhoods, there's an opportunity to build in some user-generated content (like a scaled down Minecraft), too.
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On Sunday, Philippine security officials said that China had scaled down the number of ships at the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea, allowing Filipino fishermen to resume fishing.
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The UAE, the kingdom's main military ally on the ground for most of the war, in June scaled down its military presence under pressure from Western allies to end the conflict.
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Somalia has not seen sustained peace for several decades now, but there is sufficient confidence in the government's security forces that the African Union Mission in Somalia is being scaled down.
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Roku's scaled-down version of Siri isn't a surprise: The company has been moving into voice-activated software for a while, and "acqhired" a Danish "multi-room audio startup" in September.
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Last month, Republicans' efforts to repeal and replace ObamaCare collapsed in the Senate, with a scaled-down repeal measure failing after three GOP senators broke from the party and voted no.
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An Upper East Side condo that displaced a popular Park Avenue preschool in 2013 and had to be scaled down to meet historic district requirements will finally start sales this month.
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Dollhouses allow children — typically girls — to be in control of a scaled-down domestic space as the mistress of the house, to immerse themselves in fantasies about a future home life.
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For example, the Cubs' original plan for the bullpen doors was scaled down because the ivy is protected by Wrigley's landmark status — a distinction that gives the Cubs a tax break.
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This Apple Mac Mini Core i5 comes with all the features you'd expect of the device, including a scaled-down size, WiFi connectivity, and 500GB of storage, but for just $249.99.
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Singing with lovely bloom and sensitivity, Ms. Nylund scaled down her essentially dramatic soprano voice to emphasize the lyrical eloquence of the music and the subtle emotions of this complex character.
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Speaking at his campaign launch for Labour leadership in London last week, Lewis said that "a lot of people would like to see the monarchy scaled down," according to the BBC.
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Trump and McCain have repeatedly criticized each other, with McCain specifically catching the president's ire after he joined Democrats in voting against a scaled-down repeal of ObamaCare over the summer.
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In all, the exhibition has over 200 works in a setting scaled-down and dolled-up for young children, with milk and cookies provided for all visitors by a corporate sponsor.
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If the proposed tournament with Conmebol does not come to fruition, U.S. Soccer could still press ahead with a new event, possibly a scaled-down tournament involving teams from other continents.
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In principle, MicroLED displays could be scaled up to enormous sizes like the 219-inch TV Samsung showed, but it can also be scaled down and stretched out to unusual aspect ratios.
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We scaled down her CH Carolina Herrera coat to a Via Spiga option ($148.80), and then complemented it with a Lulus clutch for $28 (hers was a $295 version from L.K. Bennett).
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Oil majors, including Exxon Mobil, BP and Shell, have scaled down their presence in Norway by selling or merging their assets in the mature region to focus on new growth opportunities elsewhere.
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Artist David Tremont and his team scaled down Weta designer Richard Taylor's nine-foot film model of Barad-dûr, the fortress of Sauron, and it makes one heck of a desk lamp.
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Four fields, each built in the scaled-down image of a famous major league stadium, surrounded a central hub of video games, flat-screen TVs, bad food, and, most important, copious beer.
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As a result, that new phone will be thinner than previous models, though this doesn't apply to the scaled-down and cheaper iPhone SE, which Apple is expected to unveil next week.
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Most of the displays force you to crouch to properly scrutinize these scaled-down spaces, but there are stools thoughtfully scattered around that invite you to stay as long as you like.
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The United States scaled down its presence at Cobra Gold, Asia's largest annual multinational military exercise, as one of the former U.S. administration's measures to pressure the Thai government to restore democracy.
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Armalite (which is where the "A" in AR-15 is derived) had scaled down their 7.62-chambered AR-10 to produce the new AR-5.563, which was capable of firing the new .
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It also did not help that the U.S. military presence on the island was scaled down and that the island was subject to the same minimum-wage requirement as was the mainland.
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The quake, initially measured with a magnitude of 6.8 by the Alaska Tsunami Warning Center but later scaled down, was at depth of 46 km (28 miles), the Hawaii-based PTWC said.
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Earlier this month it was announced that the government's military campaign in the Delta would be scaled down, after having been built up a few weeks earlier, to pursue talks with militants.
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The Olympic torch will be lighted in Olympia at a scaled-down ceremony on Thursday before a seven-day relay that will culminate with a handover ceremony in Greece a week later.
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While her contemporaries sought a scaled-down perfection, she produced stories of amplitude and ambition, form-breaking narratives that swung thrillingly between the domestic and the political, the mundane and the visionary.
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If current US plans remain in place, we can expect US troop levels to be scaled down and the CIA presence scaled up over the next 14 months, according to the source.
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The Senate on Friday rejected a new, scaled-down Republican plan to repeal parts of the Affordable Care Act, seemingly derailing the Republicans' seven-year campaign to dismantle the health care law.
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That may not make them a threat on the chess board, but soccer or even Skee-Ball might be within their intellectual grasp — if it were scaled down in size, of course.
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Republicans will be vigorously selling tax reform over the August recess, following the release of shared tax reform principles and the Senate's failure to pass even a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal bill.
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He backed the venture with $1.2 million of his own money and hired engineers to design a scaled down detergent production system similar to the one he used at his old business.
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Senate Republicans are considering passing a dramatically scaled-down version of their ObamaCare repeal bill as a way to pass something and set up negotiations with the House, according to GOP aides.
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Many rank-and-file senators have been in the dark on the contents of the scaled-down bill, saying as recently as Wednesday that they did not know what would be included.
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The scaled-down plan for the embassy will cut costs and allow Ambassador David Friedman and his staff to move there as early as next year after some security enhancements are made.
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Republicans will be vigorously selling tax reform over the August recess, following the release of shared tax-reform principles and the Senate's failure to pass even a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal bill.
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This full-scale testing version of the Starship will take over for the StarHopper, which was a scaled-down version used to test the Raptor engine initially with low-altitude "hop" flights.
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The plan would help save some union jobs at GM's Oshawa car-making plant, even though the operations would be scaled down and it will no longer produce cars, the source added.
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But plans for a huge PR drive have been scaled down and German staff are being invited to a more homely celebration with a souvenir key fob and free ice cream, employees said.
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We can only speculate why that might be: the engines may have been scaled down a bit for some reason or another, or the 7-thruster formation might be more robust to failures.
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Then I scaled down her Kiki McDonough earrings from $3,000 to a pair from Charter Club for $24.50, as well as her approximately $675 clutch to a Sole Society option that costs $69.95.
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To cope with heat dissipation, Razer even has a scaled-down version of the vapor chamber cooling technology used on its Blade 215 laptop, designed to keep the phone from getting too hot.
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But the XB900N do feel scaled down not only because the build quality is a little bit wimpier but also because the noise-canceling isn't as good as it is on the 1000XM3.
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RESIDENTS RETURN HOME Earlier this week, officials let some people back into their homes and scaled down emergency operations as lava flowed into the ocean on a path that wasn't threatening new areas.
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The initiative scaled-down version of options floated over the last several months, which included the possibility of sending in an AU-backed peacekeeping mission of 5,000 troops, with or without Burundi's consent.
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HKEx then decided to offer a mini bridge to the mainland in the form of "mini" yuan-denominated contracts mirroring in scaled-down size the core base metals products traded on the LME.
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The reassessment came as fears about China's slowdown receded and the U.S. Federal Reserve scaled down its expectations of U.S. interest-rate increases to two hikes from an estimated four hikes through 2016.
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Traders continued to digest the previous day's statement and projections from the Fed, which scaled down to two its expectations of the number of U.S. rate hikes likely over the next nine months.
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Google worked with Ubilabs to build a series of miniature Street View vehicles, shown in these pictures, that could travel around the model landscape and capture the scaled-down world in beautiful detail.
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Especially impressive was the way she scaled down her voice for the Satie, singing — at times almost speaking — with a natural tone, warm, pure, beautiful and highly sophisticated for all its seeming artlessness.
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If the offer to Conmebol is not revived, U.S. Soccer is expected to press ahead with plans for a scaled-down tournament featuring national teams from other continents, potentially including Africa and Asia.
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For example, as Boeing works to certify the 777X, engineers were catching glitches using a scaled-down cockpit mockup known internally as 'airplane zero' in a Seattle-area lab as recently as February.
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Made from blue doeskin, the single-breasted pieces feature stand-up collars and are completed with figured braiding of Regimental pattern — the design of which is "scaled down" for the pages, the palace noted.
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PIXELFORMULA/SIPA/REX/Shutterstock; Dominique Charriau/WireImage Eight models in the 55-piece collection walked down the runway with their exact mini look-alikes, each donning scaled-down versions of the grown-up gowns.
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The 100-meter floating boom is a scaled-down version of a 100-kilometer long system that Dutch nonprofit The Ocean Cleanup eventually hopes to deploy in the Pacific Ocean between California and Hawaii.
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The scaled-down flier will use a trio of General Electric turbojets; the airliner will use new engines that are more efficient and powerful, and thus don't require afterburners, but don't quite exist yet.
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It was an anarchic, scaled down Warehouse Project that would have you glued to the dancefloor—until someone would drop an inevitable pill fart and the whole room would go for a smoke break.
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Expect a scaled-down Pro experience Aside from the display, the new iPad Pro is very similar to the larger model: it's powered by the A256X processor and has a similar four-speaker system.
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Philippine security officials on Sunday said China had scaled down its maritime presence at the shoal since President Rodrigo Duterte's return from a visit to Beijing aimed at patching-up ties and courting investment.
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Italian bond yields risked spiraling out of control during the sovereign debt crisis of 53-2012 and were only reined in by the European Central Bank's ultra-expansionary policies, which are being scaled down.
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The previous $1 billion disbursement was heavily delayed after a number of agreed reforms, all centering on tackling corruption, were postponed or scaled down, compounding pressure on the government to deliver this time around.
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The firm is also looking for an equity injection from global strategic partners for further debt reduction and is in talks to sell a stake in the scaled-down business, RCom said last week.
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Then, in June, the UAE scaled down its military presence in Yemen, saddling Riyadh with an unpopular war it had launched to neutralise the Houthis and prevent Iran from consolidating influence along the border.
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After they sold it, Shaunak went to work at East Mississippi Community College, where students learn on real versions or scaled-down models of the same machines that operate at the local manufacturing plants.
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"This and the changing needs of our customers that our proposed investments were designed to serve have resulted in scaled down operations in the country at this time," the company said in its statement.
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"This and the changing needs of our customers that our proposed investments were designed to serve have resulted in scaled down operations in the country at this time," the company said in its statement.
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That option is being considered in a scaled-down, "skinny" repeal bill that Senate Republicans appear to be heading toward trying to pass this week after a lack of consensus around more comprehensive plans.
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Envisioned as a scaled-down version of the International Space Station, the Gateway will be a place for future astronauts to visit before climbing into a lander and heading down to the Moon's surface.
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Here, though, the pyrotechnics serve the story and are of a piece with a scaled-down realism that acknowledges — in its scars, viscera and flood of parentless children — the cost of the endless fight.
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HONOLULU – Officials on Hawaii&aposs Big Island let some people back into their homes and scaled down emergency operations Monday as lava flowed into the ocean on a path that wasn&apost threatening new areas.
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Uber's decision to launch a full-blown app for UberEats, only its second standalone app for consumers, comes after more than a year of testing a scaled-down version of the service in select markets.
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"The size [of LSD] is scaled down by a factor of 4,000 [compared to LIGO], but it is fundamentally different in the way it operates," Andrew Geraci, principal investigator of LSD, said in an email.
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"Strategic for us is making sure we're doing the right thing at the right time," he said, indicating the company has already scaled up and scaled down certain service offerings in response to market needs.
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In South Texas, original plans for two layers of reinforced fencing over about 200 miles between Laredo and Brownsville were scaled down to a gap-toothed, single-layer barrier of about a third that length.
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Yet even his scaled-down proposal will likely run into unexpected headwinds, given the critical role that some countries with ardent extremists — such as Saudi Arabia and Pakistan — play in assisting U.S. counterterrorism operations overseas.
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His funeral arrangements underscored his tense relationship with Trump, who questioned his status as a war hero during the 2016 presidential race and blasted his vote last year against a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal bill.
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Tickets have yet to go on sale for the festival, which, according to media reports, may now be a free, one-day event with an attendance scaled down from more than 100,000 to around 30,000.
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SMRs use existing or new nuclear technology scaled down to a fraction of the size of larger plants and would be able to produce around a tenth of the electricity created by large-scale projects.
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The Pizza Patio set consists of "the pizza saver," plus two thumb-sized patio chairs — scaled-down reproductions of real outdoor furniture sets — 3D-printed with food safe materials and nestled into warm, melted cheese.
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SoftBank will move ahead with a second Vision Fund, Mr. Son told attendees of the meeting, Bloomberg reports, noting that the scaled-down fund has yet to nail down big capital commitments from outside investors.
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The huge engineered wood beams will still be used, but originally they were to come from a factory that Sidewalk would help establish, an investment that the scaled-down project cannot justify on its own.
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When Hope Muir, the new artistic director of Charlotte Ballet (formerly of Scottish Ballet), was looking for interesting family fare, she negotiated the revival, with most of the same creative principals but scaled down slightly.
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On Sunday the enterprising On Site Opera company, which presents scaled-down versions of works in site-specific settings, opened a run of "Das Barbecü" in an ideal location: Hill Country Barbecue Market in Chelsea.
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Trump has also exchanged barbs with McCain, who has broken with the administration on a number of issues and cast a deciding vote in July to kill a scaled-down GOP bill to repeal ObamaCare.
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So far, SpaceX has done ignition tests of Starship's Raptor engines, and last year, the company flew a scaled-down prototype of Starship to a height of 500 feet, successfully landing the vehicle upright afterward.
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There's also a "scaled-down" Alphabot system operating at a warehouse in Arkansas (where Walmart's corporate HQ is located) and the system will next be rolled out to stores in Mustang, Oklahoma and Burbank, California.
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Learning from their much documented downfall thereafter, including a fatal crash involving a self-driving Uber car in Tempe, Arizona, Uber's ATG has a new scaled down, multi-pronged approach for its self-driving ambitions.
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Democrats are pressing Trump to agree to a gun control bill already approved by the House, but the president has yet to even signal support for a scaled-down background check bill sponsored by Sens.
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Senate Republicans haven't actually passed a health care bill yet, but their end game looks increasingly clear: a scaled-down bill that would repeal only the most unpopular parts of Obamacare, like its individual mandate.
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The Supreme Court eventually allowed Trump to move forward with a scaled-down version of the ban that restricted entry of some citizens from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen, along with Venezuela and North Korea.
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So although makers of military drones are keen to adapt some of their products for civilian use, commercial drones are more likely to be based on scaled-up consumer drones than on scaled-down military ones.
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Only recently did Uber broach the possibility of returning its self-driving cars to the streets in a scaled down test in Pittsburgh, which would involve slow speeds on a 1-mile loop in good weather.
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The sources also said edotco's plan to raise at least $500 million in an initial public offering at the end of this year or early 2019 is set to be scaled down and could be delayed.
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It has come as the Federal Reserve has scaled down its rate hike expectations and European Central Bank chief economist Peter Praet showed his unease about the resulting euro jump with a bit of verbal intervention.
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It said plans for a media village should be scaled down and it warned that the swimming center and surrounding developments were at risk of running as much as 170 million euros ($210 million) over budget.
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The Trump administration replaced its 2000-day suspension of the refugee admissions program this week with a more restrictive, scaled-down version that would have banned half of the refugees admitted to the U.S. last year.
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Still, "Ocean's 8" brings a refreshingly unpretentious quality to this all-female, numerically scaled-down heist tale, yielding a movie that's pleasant, mildly fun and the gender switch notwithstanding, a bit of an old-fashioned throwback.
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The company took the learnings of the CTS, scaled down the body size, and produced the ATS and the ATS-V — and the latter is a car that really is better than the current BMW M3.
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The mixed-use project, previously valued at $5 billion, was scaled down after an earlier estimate did not take into account the area for infrastructure and services required by the government, Jarrah said at the time.
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The announcement came just days after the Senate failed to pass a scaled-down version of an ObamaCare repeal bill and could deepen the divisions that have plagued the party throughout the repeal-and-replace effort.
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A statement from a North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesperson on Monday afternoon blasted the US and South Korea for holding a long-planned military exercise, although it was scaled down to lower tensions with Kim's regime.
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The Senate failed Wednesday to advance a bill that would have partially repealed Obamacare without replacing it, another step in the Senate health care debate that is likely heading toward a much more scaled-down bill.
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Senate Republicans failed to coalesce around a bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, and a scaled-down version of a repeal bill failed in a dramatic vote on the floor in late July.
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He says that This call for a significant slowdown coincides with several facts: the ECB's QE programme will conclude by end-2017 and will at best be scaled down by €10 billion per ECB meeting in 2018.
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Google said to capture the smallest nooks and crannies of the exhibit, it worked with Ubilabs to build a scaled-down version of how it typically captures Street View (cameras attached to its Street View car fleet).
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"Overall trend in gold is higher, they (Fed) scaled down interest rates and thats been helping," said Bill O'Neill, partner at Logic Advisors said, adding that bullion would likely work its way up to $1,350 an ounce.
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In a 196-12 vote, the single-chamber National Assembly approved the bill, scaled down from an April draft proposal for 6.7 trillion won, although new spending plans over the trade dispute with Japan were added recently.
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Organizers last week made a last ditch attempt to put on a free, scaled down event at an amphitheater in Maryland, but several of the 80 or so acts began pulling out despite having already been paid.
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The Dong Maeng exercises are scaled-down computer-based training exercises being held for only the second time in place of larger exercises done in the past, but North Korea still considers them to be a provocation.
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The UAE said it scaled down its presence in Yemen due to a holding truce in the main port of Hodeidah, which became the focus of the war last year when the coalition tried to seize it.
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No potential buyer will be willing to take on Alitalia's debts, and may only be interested in a scaled-down version of the airline, which now employs 12,500 staff, or only some individual assets, analysts have said.
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What Facebook ultimately launched was a drastically scaled-down version of the original phone plan: a software program called Facebook Home that brought Facebook pictures and status updates directly to the phone's home screen on Android phones.
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The scaled-down copy, a project by the UK-based Institute for Digital Archaeology, made its New York City debut yesterday morning following its initial unveiling in London by Boris Johnson at a packed, fanfare-filled ceremony.
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Although the project was never completed, San Quentin State Prison in California created a scaled-down version with support from the Ford Foundation, and it was one of the few prisons then that offered higher education classes.
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Small modular reactors use existing or new nuclear technology scaled down to a fraction of the size of larger plants and would be able to produce around a tenth of the electricity created by large-scale projects.
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Lee Jin-woo, a spokesman for the South Korean Defense Ministry, said on Monday that the joint exercises would go ahead as planned, denying a domestic news media report that they would be scaled down this year.
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Last month, Trump's development company proposed a scaled-down version of the wall after being forced to scrap its original plans for a 2-mile long barrier because of potential damage to habitat for an endangered snail.
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And in a sign of how the once mighty Mueller apparatus has dramatically scaled down, Gaston sat alone at the once-crowded prosecution table, flanked only by a couple of legal manuals and a three-ring binder.
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In one work, two neat piles of feces rest atop tiny, neatly made twin beds covered in satin sheets; in another, a scaled-down, two-story apartment remains empty aside from a handful of preserved dead flies.
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From the aroma of hot dogs and beer to the crack of the bat, the entire scene looked and smelled like a scaled-down version of a major league game, staffed by professional baseball players doing their jobs.
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The Senate's bill must save as much money as the House's Obamacare repeal legislation did — more than $100 billion — which will make it more difficult for GOP leadership to add new spending to even the scaled-down bill.
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Banks in the so-called middle-market segment have tightened loan disbursement standards and scaled down the use of borrowed money to boost lending, although they are struggling to predict defaults, which recently hit a six-year high.
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German automaker Audi, Airbus and Italdesign presented Tuesday a scaled-down version of its vision of the future: a drone that can pluck the cab off an autonomous electric vehicle and then fly off to its intended destination.
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The scaled down game offers much of what you get in the Nintendo Wii version, the company shared today, and will be able to play many (but not all) of the games created on the Wii U version.
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Annual maneuvers that began on April 1 have featured a scaled-down number of U.S. assets, much lower than the 85033,000 U.S. service members engaged at the height of U.S. war games in the 1980s, the AP reports.
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Filmmakers worried the scene was too reminiscent of the attacks on the World Trade Center, and subsequently scaled down the smoke plumes in an effort to be more sensitive to those struggling with the aftermath of the tragedy.
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Many of the early Game Boy games were adapted from popular arcade games, and through the years Nintendo steadily built the Game Boy's library by re-releasing scaled-down versions of dozens of successful games from the NES.
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Israel's banks have in recent years scaled down their foreign activities after three major lenders - Leumi, Hapoalim and Mizrahi Tefahot - came under investigation, and in some cases were handed down hefty fines, by U.S. authorities over tax evasion.
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The mission will make use of Sierra Nevada's Dream Chaser space plane, a reusable spacecraft that looks like a scaled-down version of NASA's space shuttles, and can be used to transport both crew and cargo to orbit.
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A senior coalition source said the government has scaled down its plans and now aims to raise "up to 5 billion euros" this year by selling real estate currently managed by public agencies including state holding company CDP.
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Another source said it could even come before Japan kicks off its scaled-down torch relay on Thursday in Fukushima, the site of the March 11, 2011, nuclear power plant meltdowns triggered by a huge earthquake and tsunami.
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It marked a 9.1% increase from this year's budget of 469.6 trillion won when excluding a 5.83 trillion won extra spending bill adopted later in the year, although scaled down from the government's proposal for 513.5 trillion won.
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Ms. Coles, who feeds about 350 people from a mobile van delivery service for Martha's Table in Washington, and who makes staff lunches for 60 to 80 people, said her techniques could be scaled down for large families.
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Another source said it could even come before Japan kicks off its scaled-down torch relay on Thursday in Fukushima, the site of the March 11, 2011, nuclear power plant meltdowns triggered by a huge earthquake and tsunami.
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More than 2,500 young people crowded into an outdoor venue in the capital, Islamabad, to a scaled down version of the event known for bringing together some of the hottest names in dance-hall, hip hop and electronic music.
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But in the rush to get to the Moon more quickly, Bridenstine has said that NASA might instead focus on a scaled-down version of the Gateway — one consisting of just a power module and a small habitat module.
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It has since announced a scaled-down hunt, ignoring suggestions that declaring itself unbound by international agreements it dislikes could backfire (some said China and South Korea might apply the same logic in their bitter territorial disputes with Japan).
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Funding to combat America's opioid crisis could be added to a scaled-down "skinny" Obamacare repeal bill that Senate Republicans are expected to vote on at the end of this week, according to health care lobbyists and Senate aides.
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The standoff has complicated efforts to end the ruinous war and has exposed differences between regional allies Saudi Arabia and the UAE, which in June scaled down its presence in Yemen while still backing thousands of southern separatist fighters.
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Roccat's newer revisions of the Kone Pure have actually scaled down the resolution number, and there's also a laser version available, but having tried them briefly, I can say I'm confident the changes haven't the degraded the mouse's performance.
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People can buy AmazonBasics USB cables and water filter cartridges or fashion under its Find by Amazon label, for example, although in April it scaled down promotions of private-label brands following regulatory scrutiny and calls of unfair advantage.
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Earlier this year, Foxconn briefly stated they wouldn't be building a factory at all; they backtracked, but over the lifetime of the project it has scaled down its plans to a Gen 6 facility making smaller screens for phones.
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MANILA (Reuters) - China has scaled down its presence at a disputed South China Sea shoal but has not interfered with Filipino fishermen, the Philippine president's security adviser said on Sunday, after the administration had said China had withdrawn completely.
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It includes her own, scaled-down version of "Humble & Kind," a No. 1 country hit earlier this year for Tim McGraw, which was also the first country No. 1 since 2012 credited to a lone songwriter, not a committee.
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The Children's Gallery is the most interactive, allowing youngsters to climb into a World War I foxhole, paint their faces with camouflage paint, try on uniforms and sit at the controls of a scaled-down Korean War-era helicopter.
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A statement from a North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesperson earlier this month blasted the US and South Korea for holding a long-planned joint military exercise, even though it had been scaled down to lower tensions with Kim's regime.
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ANCIENT OLYMPIA, GREECE (Reuters) - The Tokyo 2020 Olympics torch relay got under way on Thursday when the flame was lit by the rays of the sun in ancient Olympia in a scaled-down ceremony overshadowed by the coronavirus pandemic.
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ANCIENT OLYMPIA, GREECE (Reuters) - The Tokyo 2020 Olympics torch relay got under way on Thursday when the flame was lit by the rays of the sun in ancient Olympia in a scaled-down ceremony overshadowed by the coronavirus pandemic.
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DUSHANBE (Reuters) - Tajikistan on Tuesday scaled down a wide-ranging travel ban introduced just days ago to prevent the spread of coronavirus, reducing the number of targeted countries to five from 35 without explaining the reasons for the move.
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It was decided that almost everything except the women's runway collection would be discontinued or scaled down: Away went the secondary Marc by Marc Jacobs line, with its popular candy-colored handbags and flared blue jeans and irresistible trinkets.
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Amazon failed to secure enough servers to handle the traffic surge on Prime Day, causing it to launch a scaled-down backup front page and temporarily kill off all international traffic, according to internal Amazon documents obtained by CNBC.
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North Korea continuously voiced stern opposition to joint US-South Korean military drills held this year -- though some were scaled down and others were canceled -- as well as Seoul's decision to purchase F-35 stealth fighter jets from Washington.
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The brewer has already sold some of the assets in the business, but the scaled-down flotation in Hong Kong should still raise at least $5bn, which would make it the world's second-largest IPO this year, after Uber.
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"Sugar imports this year will be scaled down critically," Hassan Hashim Erwa, corporate director sales & marketing with Sudan's top domestic plant Kenana Sugar Company (KSC), told Reuters on the sidelines of the International Sugar Organization's annual seminar in London.
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SpaceX succeeds with first untethered StarHopper low altitude 'hop' test StarHopper is a scaled-down test vehicle designed to help SpaceX run crucial preparation trials for the new Raptor engine ahead of building its full-scale Starship reusable spacecraft. 7.
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His stage setup with his logo in front of camo netting barely covering his booth and replete with lasers, might have been scaled down compared to his headlining festival appearances, but his music was made for a stadium sound systems.
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Temer is also considering a bill to give the central bank board immunity from prosecution in lower courts, in a move to shield policymakers after markets reacted negatively to his plans to exclude the bank's chief from a scaled-down cabinet.
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Analysts said Abu Dhabi and Riyadh, Sunni Muslim allies united against Shi'ite Iran, would work together to contain the crisis even though the UAE in June scaled down its military presence in Yemen as Western pressure mounted to end the war.
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Looking like a scaled-down version of the automaker's XC90 crossover, the 2018 Volvo XC60 will arrive in dealers early this fall with a starting price that significantly undercuts its dated predecessor when they're optioned up to the same level.
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Now the Met is looking at a new idea for small-scale opera: Peter Gelb, its current general manager, has been exploring using an opera truck to bring scaled-down staged performances with small orchestras to communities around New York.
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WeWork will convert most of the building to be its headquarters, on the top floors, while Lord & Taylor will lease space to operate a significantly scaled-down department store — from 10 of 11 floors to three floors over 150,000 square feet.
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"Forward-looking survey indicators suggest that manufacturers in Japan are set for another difficult quarter, as firms scaled down stocks and input purchasing to keep a lid on costs," said Joe Hayes, economist at IHS Markit, which compiles the survey.
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The UAE, concerned about the rising tensions with Iran and Western criticism of the war, has scaled down its military presence in Yemen, leaving Riyadh to try to neutralise the Houthis to prevent Iran from gaining influence along its border.
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But political objections to the library's original site in Cambridge delayed the project for years, and by the time it was built, both the new site, at Columbia Point in Boston Harbor, and the scaled-down design represented major compromises.
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The standoff has exposed a rift between Gulf allies Saudi Arabia and the UAE, which in June scaled down its presence in Yemen under Western pressure to end the devastating war but continues to support thousands of southern separatist forces.
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The standoff has exposed a rift between Gulf allies Saudi Arabia and the UAE, which in June scaled down its presence in Yemen under Western pressure to end the devastating war but continues to support thousands of southern separatist forces.
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DUSHANBE, March 3 (Reuters) - Tajikistan on Tuesday scaled down a wide-ranging travel ban introduced just days ago to prevent the spread of coronavirus, reducing the number of targeted countries to five from 35 without explaining the reasons for the move.
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The administration proposed a somewhat scaled-down version of its wish list in a framework for a deal to preserve DACA, a program that protects young undocumented immigrants who came to the US as children, which Trump is trying to end.
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"I noticed that one fan had put together a suit that looked like a version of Samus from Super Metroid except it was scaled down," recalled Steve Rothlisberger, one of several artists who volunteered his free time to helping build AM2R.
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Analysts say the Houthis may have used the attack to test dynamics on the ground after the UAE in June scaled down its presence under pressure from Western allies to end the war and concerns about rising tensions with Iran in the Gulf.
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As McMaster directed his National Security Council staff to begin drafting the order, Mattis worked with Kelly to dissuade the President, ultimately convincing him to issue a scaled-down directive barring military personnel in South Korea from bringing their families during future tours.
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But some lobbyists and congressional aides believe the prospects for a bigger Obamacare repeal-and-replace bill are dimming, and the scaled-down bill might be the only bill that Republicans can pass out of Congress and send to President Trump's desk.
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Earlier this month, the government said the military campaign in the Delta would be scaled down as part of an attempt to pursue talks with militants, who laid down arms in 2009 in exchange for cash benefits under a government amnesty scheme.
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So-called small modular reactors (SMRs) use existing or new nuclear technology scaled down to a fraction of the size of larger plants and would be able to produce around a tenth of the electricity created by large-scale projects, such as Hinkley.
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Though the monstrous Bell Centre had been scaled down to a little under half the arena, the electricity inside rivalled that of true mega fights the venue had hosted in recent years, such as Jean Pascal-Lucian Bute and Pascal-Bernard Hopkins.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland on Thursday gave the green light for a company owned by U.S. President Donald Trump to build a scaled-down sea wall at its golf course in the west of Ireland that environmental groups say could damage protected wildlife habitats.
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He said the strike on Saudi oil assets near the border with the United Arab Emirates was also a warning to the UAE, which has scaled down its military presence in the coalition but continued to funds and arm the southern separatists.
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This year's West African production estimate has already been scaled down to 78,000-85,000 barrels per day (bpd), with the flagship TEN fields expected to contribute a lower-than-expected 50,000 bpd due to problems with managing pressure in one of the reservoirs.
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After the Soviet Union collapse, the Pentagon steadily scaled down its 400,000 combat-ready military personnel to less than 67,000 before beefing up its force levels only in the wake of Russia's seizure of Crimea and attack on eastern Ukraine in 85033.
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The fighting has exposed a rift within the Saudi-led military coalition backing Hadi after the United Arab Emirates scaled down its military presence in areas including Aden amid pressure from Western allies and concerns about Iranian activities around the Gulf of Oman.
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It turns out that it was amusingly simple, especially when you consider the reaction—it was one or two lines of script, and a new image for [the] flashlight image, which was just a scaled-down version of the regular flashlight image.
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The IPO was set to raise around $22018 million — having been scaled down from an original target of $2500 million — but now M2100 has taken a $203 million injection from existing backers that include Infinity Venture Partners, Majuven, Convergence and Global Grand Capital.
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It quickly drew the attention of the United States military, which had scaled down its presence in Afghanistan to a small counterterrorism mission against Al Qaeda and a larger NATO mission to train Afghan forces to hold their ground against the Taliban.
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That same economy has yielded uneven results in Altoona, a city of about 45,20163 where the low unemployment rate of 4.2 percent masks some uglier economic facts: Most of the new jobs are in lower-paying service industries, with scaled-down benefits.
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Driving the news: The immediate source of tension is the war in Yemen, where the UAE has scaled down its military presence amid a realization that there is "no military solution" to a devastating conflict that has dragged on for 4 years.
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The approval also lets Utah cap program enrollment if the state runs out of money and marks the first phase of a plan to replace a Medicaid expansion voters approved last November with a scaled-down program covering roughly 60,000 fewer people.
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The UAE, which had already in June scaled down its military presence in Yemen, would continue fighting "terrorist organizations" in southern provinces and other areas, the General Command of the Armed Forces said in a statement carried on state news agency WAM.
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On Thursday, Japan said the preparations for Xi's state visit were going ahead, despite its call for sports and cultural events to be scaled down and a closure of the school system from Monday to help rein in the spread of the virus.
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A scaled-down vehicle called Starhopper took shape at a testing site in South Texas, and it conducted a series of short "hop tests" designed to work out how the vehicle will safely touch back down on Earth — or another planet — after launch.
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So while the dream of colonizing Mars remains a distant one, perhaps the scaled-down dream of sucking valuable metals out of asteroids, or turning a patch of the lunar regolith into soil to grow some space veggies, isn't too far off.
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While neither the Sanders nor Clinton campaign has directly challenged this consensus, Tanden's Center for American Progress has, with a call to make the child tax credit fully refundable — which is essentially a scaled-down version of Bruenig's signature anti-poverty initiative.
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Visitors can take off their shoes and enter a scaled-down version of Eliot Noyes's 1961 plan for a silvery Westinghouse Pavilion of connected orbs intended for the 1964 New York World's Fair (the very event for which the museum was built).
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Chinese shares have surged some 30 percent so far this year, partly due to optimism that a trade deal would be reached, but they have pulled back in recent weeks as investors scaled down expectations for further stimulus in light of better March economic data.
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Bradley Byrne, R-Alabama, also criticized the scaled-down Senate bill, telling CNN the strategy he favors is putting leaders of both chambers together and having them decide what framework for a health care overhaul can actually make it through both the House and Senate.
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The main indexes ended the week lower for the first time in three weeks as hopes of a steep 21 basis points rate cut at the Federal Reserve's policy-setting meeting on July 2185-31 were scaled down following a Wall Street Journal report.
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Chinese shares had surged some 30 percent so far this year, partly due to optimism that a trade deal would be reached, but they have pulled back in recent weeks as investors scaled down expectations for further stimulus in light of better March economic data.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has scaled down U.S. presence in Iraq during his tenure.
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Given the arcade machine has been scaled down, experienced Golden Tee players might have to learn to tone down their swings as you don't have quite as much room to fling your hands across the trackball, but it's a minor trade-off I found.
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The most popular take place in glossy chain clubs like Pryzm (née Oceana), or their scaled down small town equivalents, often featuring pyrotechnics, celebrity appearances and chart music; but in recent years an increasingly diverse array of options have become available to the modern tween.
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Pakistan has drastically scaled down its diplomatic and economic relations with India — a move that underscores just how quickly tensions ramped up this week between the two nuclear-armed nations due to New Delhi's decision to gain more control over the disputed Kashmir region.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Olympic flame, which flew to Japan last week from Greece, will be carried not by relay runners, but in a lantern in a scaled-down flame display event starting on Thursday from northern Japan's Fukushima prefecture, a local government official said.
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" 133 Rue de Turenne — DAVID FARBER, style director, men's Marche aux Puces de Vanves "Throughout the years, I have always made an effort to head out to the antique/flea market at Clignancourt, but I recently discovered the scaled-down charm of Puces de Vanves.
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A scaled-down version of the bill almost came to a Senate vote last year with support from three Democrats — Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, Joe Manchin III of West Virginia and Mark Warner of Virginia — and from Angus King Jr., an independent from Maine.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska) in voting against Senate Republicans' scaled-down ObamaCare repeal legislation in July.
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McConnell's comments come as lawmakers have returned to their home districts for the August recess after Senate GOP efforts to fulfill their seven-year campaign promise to repeal and replace ObamaCare collapsed last week in the Senate, with a scaled-down repeal bill narrowly failing.
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That dichotomy between small and big is inherent in the ceremony itself: The films favored by the Gothams are decidedly scaled down, yet the event is held at Cipriani Wall Street, a cavernous space where crowd chatter and clinking silverware drown out every acceptance speech.
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Specialty farming requires a scaled-down approach, like the small robots being developed for Rivendale by scientists at nearby Carnegie Mellon University and the expanding array of equipment from the "slow tools" movement, a group of farmers and engineers designing affordable tools for small farms.
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As McMaster directed his NSC staff to begin drafting the order, Mattis worked with White House chief of staff John Kelly to dissuade the President, ultimately convincing him to issue a scaled-down directive barring military personnel in South Korea from bringing their families during future tours.
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As a marketing strategy it sort of makes sense, it's easy to see how hordes of students are more likely remember the party with all the free energy drinks than they are a scaled-down logo at the bottom of the poster for yet another club night.
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For an impromptu in-studio demonstration of how he created a scaled-down version of Jeff Koons's "Rabbit," an iconic stainless steel sculpture that Christie's estimates will sell for $50 million to $70 million, Mr. Doeringer inflated (by mouth) one of several plastic rabbits he bought online.
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The move comes as some Senate GOP leaders are openly admitting they don't see a path forward on their seven-year-long campaign pledge to repeal ObamaCare, at least for now, after a scaled-down repeal bill failed to pass the upper chamber early Friday morning.
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And it will present some chamber operas: a scaled-down version of "Dolores Claiborne" by Tobias Picker, who was named the company's composer-in-residence, and a double bill of two short operas based on the Pygmalion myth — one by Donizetti and the other by Rameau.
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And the company recently released a more than 500-page report detailing its plans for a high-speed connector between Washington, DC and Baltimore — which is a scaled-down version of his original plan to build an underground hyperloop that would connect New York City to the nation's capital.
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Salpeter offers a scaled-down version of what VaynerTalent promises: For about $2,000 a month, she'll rewrite your LinkedIn profile and help you become a regular on Facebook and Twitter, where she encourages clients to comment on articles as a way to burnish their credentials as thought leaders.
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Proponents of Trump's USMCA, such as Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, argue the ITC review won't be able to adequately take into account qualitative changes to policy, such as new digital trade and intellectual property rules or the deal's vastly scaled-down investor state dispute settlement system.
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The allies have scaled down their major military exercises and stopped regional dispatches of U.S. strategic assets such as long-range bombers and aircraft carriers since the first summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump June 2018 in Singapore to create space for diplomacy.
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Nigeria is Africa's biggest economy but some South African companies that expanded into the west African country, including Dairy products maker Clover Industries and fashion retailer Truworths, have either pulled out or scaled down due to a scarcity of hard currency to import spare parts and raw materials.
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The proposed regulation came under particular fire after a report in February that the Labor Department had scaled down its projection for the amount that might be transferred from workers to their bosses, and then abandoned the projection altogether under pressure from Mr. Acosta and the Labor Department.
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WASHINGTON — The Senate in the early hours of Friday morning rejected a new, scaled-down Republican plan to repeal parts of the Affordable Care Act, derailing the Republicans' seven-year campaign to dismantle President Barack Obama's signature health care law and dealing a huge political setback to President Trump.
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It was scaled down under Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton22019 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE and downgraded to a theater missile defense effort.
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"North Korea was looking for them to be scaled down somewhat so this maybe some way of expressing their discontent and warning the US and South Koreans that they are not going to tolerate being pushed around by large intimidating exercises," Josh Pollack, editor of the Nonproliferation Review told CNN.
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There would be working models of various sections of the Ring scattered around the area: a mocked-up stretch of a tunnel in one of the HP buildings before it was demolished; an actual working café near Infinite Loop that served as a scaled-down replica of the Apple Park version.
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The new robot, which is set for release sometime next year in Japan, priced at just under $400 US, is a scaled down version of the equally adorable Kirobo, which inspired some jealously among consumers when it was unveiled in 2013 as a space travel companion for JAXA astronaut Koichi Wakata.
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Don't get me wrong, there's a lot of mechanical skill involved in cranking out hundreds of actions per minute in a game like StarCraft, or reacting instantly to sudden attacks in Dota or Overwatch, but those are drastically scaled-down to a player's mostly invisible interaction with a keyboard and mouse.
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A new study published in Environment Magazine warns that a scaled down version of a nuclear winter is still possible through the application of limited nuclear strikes, and that these so-called "nuclear autumns" could be caused by as few as five conventional nuclear bombs—and possibly even just one.
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Mark Hogancamp, played by Steve Carell, was beat within an inch of his life, randomly, and is attempting to cope with the event and the loss of his memories by creating life-like dolls that live in a scaled-down town called Marwen that Hogancamp brings to life with his imagination.
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Sony massively scaled down its smartphone unit in recent years to stop the bleed — which had dragged down the company's overall financial results — while HTC, once a smartphone darling, took an unorthodox $1.1 billion investment from Google in September to effectively bail it out of financial trouble for a while longer.
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Without agreement on the spending measure, House Republican leaders have instead scheduled a vote on a scaled down security-focused bill, that will include money for the next fiscal year for the military, veterans, energy programs and the border wall that Trump promised he would build during the 2016 campaign.
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You know, I climbed out the window of that apartment buidling and then I scaled down the side of it and then did the fight in the driveway and then Will [the character played by Brian J. Smith] says 'Get on the bike!' and so Nomi gets on the bike. [Laughs.
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As New York Magazine noted, Foxconn eventually scaled down the plans to the point where it would only be hiring 3,000 workers in the short term, with the vast majority of the work done by robots; it seemed like some of those jobs might even be performed by Chinese guest workers.
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Brouillette said the initiative would also focus on the development of small modular reactors (SMR), which use existing or new nuclear technology scaled down to a fraction of the size of larger plants and would be able to produce around a tenth of the electricity created by large-scale projects.
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The recurring compliance headaches around the program, its negative association with Snowden and an inability by intelligence leaders to offer concrete examples of its value in fighting terrorism led a spectrum of observers — including former and current intelligence officials —to question if the scaled down system was worth keeping at all.
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When Perry opened the sprawling development last month, complete with 12 sound stages and a scaled down version of the White House (more on that later), he made history as the first studio fully owned by an African American and helped cement Atlanta as a major player in the entertainment industry.
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The Starhopper rocket is essentially a scaled-down version of the eventual SpaceX Starship, powered by one Raptor engine whereas the Starship will have three Raptor engines to make it capable of long-distance space flight (and the Super Heavy booster that will launch the spacecraft will have up to 31 Raptor engines).
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Washington (CNN)House Speaker Paul Ryan attempted to walk a fine line to keep the health care debate moving forward without putting House GOP members in a box on how it will deal with a scaled down version of the Obamacare repeal-and-replace bill that could emerge overnight from the Senate.
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According to a press release, Gore, along with the American Public Health Association, the Harvard Global Health Institute, and a number of other health and environment groups, will hold a one-day meeting on February 16 at the Carter Center in Atlanta — a scaled-down version of the original three-day CDC event.
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For larger cats, it was assumed that they had rough tongues to help them scrape bloody meat from bone — because your cat is nothing if not a scaled-down lion or tiger, never forget that — but now, researchers at Georgia Tech have uncovered another purpose to the many tiny hooks adorning a kitty's tongue.
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Stéphane Dujarric, a spokesman for Secretary General António Guterres, said in an email that Mr. Guterres had suggested that the commission "hold a scaled-down meeting, limiting participation to New York-based representation," which would sharply reduce the size and scope of the meeting and likely lead to the cancellation of numerous side events.
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Because it's stop-motion, the film uses scaled-down puppets to represent its characters onscreen, but it also diminishes them in more figurative ways, with a gaze that's detached and dispassionate when it comes to most of the humans, aside from 12-year-old Atari Kobayashi (Koyu Rankin) and foreign exchange student Tracy Walker (Greta Gerwig).
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The XV-24A isn't a full-size vehicle; it's a scaled down version, weighing just 325 pounds, a small fraction of the planned 12,000 pound full-scale XV-11073A (formerly called the X-Plane) intended for production, which will also have a 61-foot wingspan (an F-18 has a wingspan of around 45 feet, for comparison).
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This will be scaled down from its initial huge concept design, and will instead be one booster and ship that replaces Falcon 63, Falcon Heavy and Dragon, with capabilities both in terms of servicing the International Space Station and SpaceX's current Earth orbital satellite customers, as well as reaching Mars and helping establish a moon base.
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According to the Times report, the DEA program was one of those shut down after Snowden leaked a massive archive of U.S. government secrets, including the existence of an NSA program to collect bulk metadata on Americans' domestic phone calls; that program was later declared illegal by courts and replaced by Congress with a scaled-down program.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has scaled down U.S. presence in Iraq during his tenure, but there are still roughly 5,200 U.S. troops in the country.
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In the grand scheme of things, WWE will be fine, regardless of what they do: They're a big company, and even if they have to cancel events, whether part of the WrestleMania festivities or regular week-to-week TV tapings, they have spaces like the WWE Performance Center training facility in Orlando that can host scaled-down TV shows.
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" One wild card is economic growth, which is set to slow in coming years, making it easier to increase defense spending as a percentage of G.D.P. The German Council of Economic Experts scaled down its growth forecast for the current and coming years to 0.8 percent and 1.7 percent, respectively, saying that "the boom years are over.
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On a recent evening at the Guggenheim Museum, however, one of these ancient pyramids danced freely to the bright chimes of a marimba: it was replicated in the scaled-down form of a costume worn by Guatemalan artist Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa, as part of his performance, "A Brief History of Architecture in Guatemala" in the museum's atrium.
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International Women's Day is taking place a day before the U.N. Commission on the Status of Women holds a drastically scaled down one-day event so delegations in New York can adopt a draft political declaration commemorating the 25th anniversary of the 1995 U.N. conference in Beijing that adopted the wide-ranging plan to achieve gender equality.
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Just a couple decades after the debut of the Haut à Courroies, a 16- or 20-inch-wide bag big enough to stow a saddle (the Kelly, popularized in the 5003s by the actress Grace Kelly, is essentially a scaled-down version), the company began making a handbag to stow in the trunk of a sports car.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — On my way to Drunken Masters earlier this month in downtown Los Angeles, I imagined the reading series would be a sort of scaled-down American Idol: several writers present their work to a group of sauced professionals in the same genre who provide instant feedback and critique.
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A proposal closely tracking the full White House wishlist from October has failed to lock enough Republican support to be called for a vote in the House, and the administration proposed a somewhat scaled-down version of its wish list in a framework for a deal to preserve DACA in February that failed to get even 40 votes in the 100-member Senate.
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In one of his many notebooks, Mr. Aubry keeps a list of the projects, including more important pieces with precious stones, decorative objects, an exhibition, a book and reviving artist and designer collaborations (Arthus-Bertrand owns Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi's first, scaled-down mold for the Statue of Liberty; past collaborators include François-Xavier Lalanne, Salvador Dalí, César and Hilton McConnico).
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Meant to work as a "constellation or an archipelago of small solo exhibitions," as stated in the press release, this scaled-down presentation explores two key themes of "connectivity," and "isolation," that first came into play when in 1859 the small port city of Yokohama began trading with the West and connected the isolated constellation of Japan's islands with rest of the world.
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Senate Majority Whip John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas) indicated Wednesday that is it likely the Senate will try to pass a scaled-down ObamaCare repeal bill as a way to move to negotiations with the House.
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Quarter-midget racing — so called because the cars resemble scaled-down versions of the exponentially more powerful midget-style racers — is part of a vast tradition of American auto racing, one that includes everything from Nascar and IndyCar to the less regulated world of short-track racing, an infamously dangerous corner of the sport that often serves as a next step for ambitious young racers.
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Eventually, the effort would cost World Central Kitchen about $400,000 a day, paid for by donations from foundations, celebrities and a flood of smaller donors, as well as two Federal Emergency Management Agency contracts — one early on to cover the cost of 140,000 meals, and another for $10 million to cover two weeks' worth of meals while Mr. Andrés's team scaled down the operation.
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I did this while watching The Good Place in bed, and it was wonderful.) According to NodPod's founder, Melissa Bamberg, weighted blankets (and scaled-down eye masks) don't just feel good for no reason; studies on the effects of Deep Pressure Touch are still in nascent stages, but there's a lot of room to explore the potential of pressure on bringing an overall sense of calm.
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