That reflects farms scaling up or scaling down to survive.
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Aside from the scaling down, the biggest change is the controls.
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That forecast marks a further scaling down in expectations from previous quarters.
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The forecast marks a further scaling down in expectations from previous quarters.
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Plus, scaling down means fewer people get direct experience building and using hardware.
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Scaling down and tackling clutter will help you become more productive at work.
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Of this group, 27 percent selected scaling down to a more cost-effective home.
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" Kartikey, India "The impact shall be likely on the scaling down of humanitarian aid.
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"The first nukes are scaling down already ...... due to cooling water issues," one trader said.
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As sales volumes grow Cloosiv takes a smaller portion, scaling down to 8% per order.
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To speed up service times and improve customer satisfaction, McDonald's has been scaling down its menu.
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But with Bernhardt staying on, scaling down the agency's drilling agenda seems highly unlikely in 2019.
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"Most NGOs are scaling down—they didn't see it coming," says Asif Saleh, BRAC's executive director.
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But it has been scaling down its presence since June amid rising criticism of the war.
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Instead of scaling down production in response to shrinking demand, dairies continue to overproduce cows' milk.
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For example, scaling down to basic cable from premium could save $100 a month, he suggested.
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Go to half the size of your existing living space before scaling down to the ultimate vision.
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On Tuesday the company said it was scaling down production at the plant from three shifts to two.
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Scaling down to basic cable from premium could save $50 a month, or $600 a year, Bach said.
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The bank is not likely to abandon the U.S. market, but it may considering scaling down its activities here.
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The cost's reduction would most likely be achieved by scaling down some of the related equipment, local analysts say.
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Scaling down our ideas of what we "must have" won't result in onerous changes to the way we live.
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When it comes to children, this isn't a matter of just scaling down the post-mortem procedures applied to adults.
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The U.S. currently has 35,000 active-duty troops stationed in Germany, with Washington reportedly already considering scaling down this footprint.
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More generally, he says they should consider scaling down their pesticide use and cultivating bee-friendly plants near coffee crops.
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Holesh says he plans on releasing more courses in the months ahead that will similarly focus on scaling down phone usage.
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However, the energy firms accept that prices may well stay low for some time and are scaling down their plans accordingly.
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After the launch of the tower, Roosegaarde is planning on scaling down the same principle so it can work with bikes.
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Scaling down to 2128nm and beyond for flash memory has been difficult for manufacturers to accomplish without suffering loses in performance.
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"The idea of scaling down to a small CT-only mission has long been discussed in the U.S. government," she said.
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Bayer said it would seek to reduce its environmental footprint by scaling down crop protection volumes and enabling more precise application.
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Executives and traders within the industry said that Barclays' move was not surprising as it had been scaling down in recent years.
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The company also said it would seek to reduce its environmental footprint by scaling down crop protection volumes and enabling more precise application.
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"But, that too, we will see a scaling down on the number of aircraft and troops rotated in our bases," the general said.
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Through the Paris accord, China has pledged to cap the growth of its carbon emissions by 2030 and begin scaling down from there.
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It's alleged that he attempted to break into the pharmacy by scaling down through the small chimney cavity, and he subsequently became stuck.
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Desperate to show a major legislative win, Republicans have been debating scaling down plans and simply passing tax cuts instead of full reform.
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Then the crew starts scaling down, usually because of compatibility issues or simply because it would be too expensive to include a particular feature.
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With growth broadly slowing, markets are pushing back rate hike expectations and scaling down bets on inflation returning to the ECB's two-percent target.
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This means that the only way out of this hole is for the Saudis and UAE dramatically scaling down their unrealistic demands of Qatar.
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Sony is scaling down that business and writing off some assets, yet it remains committed to hitting a 2020 profit target for the unit.
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What do you think about Trump's trade vision, which blends closing ourselves off from the world to some degree with scaling down trade commitments?
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Because of the store closures, this also means the company will be scaling down its North American manufacturing and distribution operations in the interim.
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Jump-cut to parkour expert "Four" (Ben Hardy) scaling down the iconic Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore for God only knows what reason.
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His budget is gambling that the US can maintain its strategic position while radically scaling down its commitments to helping and working with other countries.
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Clear suggests scaling down the first action so that you can't say no — even if it means writing only one sentence per day to start.
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Another reason campaigns should continue in something like their traditional form is that imaginable alternatives--scaling down or shifting focus to free media--defy logic.
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Its business dealing with sports and leisure, stadiums, cultural destinations, airline lounges and conference centers was also experiencing a severe scaling down or full closure.
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"We have companies scaling down or discontinuing certain lines that are heavy on import requirements," said Busisa Moyo, president of the Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries.
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The prospect of the ECB scaling down its multi trillion euro stimulus programme meanwhile nudged up yields on German Bunds and other higher-rated government debt.
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But the BOJ's next move, whether it is scaling down or increasing stimulus, likely won't come until late 2018 at the earliest, according to the poll.
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A right-wing Republican, Ernst's focus in Iowa has been on growing the state's economy by cutting taxes, reducing spending, balancing the budget and scaling down regulations.
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Some countries are scaling down or scrapping entire projects that are part of China's Belt and Road Initiative amid mounting financial concerns over the continent-spanning venture.
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He noted that the North's moratorium on nuclear tests and scaling down of U.S.-South Korean military drills helped reduce tensions and created conditions for further progress.
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Even though I can do similar things in post processing by shooting in 4K and scaling down to 1080p, I really enjoy having zoom options while flying.
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Buhari, however, has been scaling down his schedule since he returned from extended sick leave and is expected to have more medical treatment in London next month.
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Ganassi has room to field additional cars — he is scaling down to two full-time cars from four — and would give Patrick a car capable of winning.
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As part of the attempts to contain the outbreak, Tokyo Olympics officials are considering scaling down the torch relay, Tokyo 2020 CEO Toshiro Muto said on Wednesday.
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"Our data indicates that management has stuck true to its word by meaningfully scaling down inventory in the wholesale channel," BMO Capital Markets analyst John Morris told investors.
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Current propulsion systems cannot achieve the relativistic speeds required for interstellar travel, but by scaling down the spacecraft and directing them with specialized lasers, researchers believe they can.
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After years of escalating confrontation, six world powers and Iran last year clinched a deal envisaging sanctions relief in exchange for the scaling down of Tehran's nuclear activities.
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Brooks and Wohlforth themselves favor the US scaling down from "optional" commitments like democracy promotion and refocusing more on shoring up the foundations of the deep engagement strategy.
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In the '60s and '20083s aspiring preservationists snuck reel-to-reel recorders into venues under battlefield conditions, scaling down to professional quality handheld cassette decks and eventually to DATs.
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With the hospital scaling down operations and the island's infrastructure on its knees, Gonzalez Cancel estimated he would not perform another open heart surgery for a month or more.
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"There was a hawkish tone from Nowotny over the weekend, although he emphasised the scaling down of asset purchases before a rate-hike," said DZ Bank rates strategist Sebastian Fellechner.
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It follows similar moves by rivals Target, Kohl's, J.C. Penney and Macy's — scaling down the size of a store, moving other retailers inside or opening up a tinier location altogether.
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BRUSSELS – The European Union is scaling down its rule of law mission in Kosovo which helped guide the territory to independence after it unilaterally broke away from Serbia a decade ago.
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The unit's strength is small cars but GM is scaling down its presence in that segment, said Lee Hang-koo, a senior research fellow at Korea Institute for Industrial Economics & Trade.
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TOKYO, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Tokyo Olympics officials are considering scaling down the torch relay due to concerns over the coronavirus outbreak, the chief executive of the organising committee said on Wednesday.
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Divall's Earthmoving and Bulk Haulage, which employs 250 people, has drawn business from wind farm developments northeast of the capital city Canberra but is considering scaling down operations due to political risks.
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In 2020, one thing is for certain — big banks have no intention of scaling down their efforts as the pressure for incumbents to maintain their competitive edge will only continue to intensify.
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Last year, Trump, who was living in New York through the completion of the school year, oversaw the event, which marked a scaling-down and return to basics for the annual eggstravaganza.
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Known as 'Vision 2030', the plan aims to make the country "dramatically different", said Al-Khalid, by scaling down the government and scaling up the private sector, both with domestic and international companies.
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The prospect of the ECB scaling down its multi trillion euro stimulus programme if data remains as strong as it is, nudged up yields on German Bunds and other higher-rated government debt.
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The panel "recommends that the government make energy policy decisions in a direction of scaling down nuclear power generation," said its chairman, Kim Ji-hyung, during a nationally televised news conference on Friday.
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Add in Trump's, uhh, enthusiasm for thawing American relations with Russia—once and future nemesis of the North Atlantic alliance—and it's likely this signals a scaling down of American involvement in NATO.
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Sadly, the cycle of ramping up the required systems and resources when an epidemic hits, and then scaling down again when it's over, will remain the de facto approach for the foreseeable future.
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Somehow, then, the rest of the industry is going to continue losing customers and scaling down while Peabody flourishes, responsible for all net new coal production in the next five years, and more.
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Officials on Hawaii&aposs Big Island are letting some people back into their homes and scaling down emergency operations as lava flows into the ocean on a path that isn&apost threatening new areas.
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Federal officials are scaling down their capacity to hold immigrant families in detention centers and will instead likely release them directly into the US as they struggle to handle an influx at the border.
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The scaling down in expectations for large rate cuts from the Fed also knocked gold prices by more than 21%, putting the precious metal on course for its first decline in seven trading sessions.
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Scaling down of the program comes at a time when there are approximately 22.5 million refugees in the world, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, which designates people for refugee resettlement.
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Lower oil prices will result in oil and gas companies scaling down their flexible investment budgets, especially shale operators in the United States as well as some offshore exploration and production players, Rystad said.
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But then again the whole point of the movie is the scaling down of expectations to arrive at something like an accurate sense of scale, and disappointment may be a perverse sign of success.
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The deal has given Iran some sanctions relief in exchange for scaling down its nuclear program and the EU has been in touch with Trump's foreign policy advisers to discuss the need to preserve it.
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Since 2014 the group has stepped up efforts to restructure European operations and focus more on its European headquarters in Rolle, Switzerland, scaling down its previously more prominent German HQ in Hamburg, the sources said.
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The drastic scaling-down of the bailout plan reflects a fierce squeeze on Russian state finances, with the rouble hitting an all-time low on Thursday and oil prices languishing at their lowest since 2003.
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The lack of boldface new initiatives, as the mayor faces a looming re-election fight, may simply be an example of Mr. de Blasio's scaling down to allow his potential opponents fewer avenues for attack.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand police said on Wednesday they would be scaling down search operations for the two people who are missing after a volcanic eruption last week, admitting the bodies may never be found.
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The UAE was already scaling down its presence in Yemen as Western allies, some of which provide the coalition with arms and intelligence, pressed for an end to the war, and as tension with Iran grew.
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Saudi Arabia and the UAE are already patrolling the coastline off Yemen where they are leading a coalition battling the Iran-aligned Houthi movement, though the UAE has said it is scaling down its presence there.
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New World Development and its China unit said the deal signified their strategy of scaling down investment in low-margin projects in lower-tier Chinese cities, and focusing resources in top-tier and mid-sized projects.
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Global panel makers are delaying or scaling down investment in purchases as a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy, exacerbated by its bruising trade war with the United States, has begun to squeeze their sales.
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On Tuesday, the BOJ nudged up its economic growth forecasts and sounded cautiously optimistic about the global outlook, though it said ongoing risks meant it was way too early to consider scaling down its massive stimulus.
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Coming a day after the ECB trimmed its inflation estimates for the euro zone as a whole, the downgraded Bundesbank projections may weaken its hand in calling for an imminent scaling down of the ECB's monetary stimulus.
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"The projected range is assuming a production level of 40 Kboe/d in Venezuela and a scaling down in production volumes at our Indonesian project to factor in a slowdown in end-markets in Asia," it said.
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The newspaper also published an editorial by Donna Shalala, the Clinton Foundation's president, in which she argued that the foundation helps millions of people, especially in developing countries, and so scaling down its work was not simple.
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Trump abruptly ended his second summit with Kim earlier Thursday after the North Korean leader insisted that the United States drop all its economic sanctions immediately in exchange for North Korea scaling down its nuclear weapons program.
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At the same time, traders are scaling down production estimates, after the government initially expected good monsoon rains would boost the country's output in 2016/17 by 3.8 percent from a year ago to 35.1 million bales.
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What they're saying: Some farmers remain hopeful that a deal can be reached, but most have had to cut costs to cope — like going without health insurance, delaying equipment purchases and crop sales, and scaling down livestock operations.
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With the U.S. scaling down its presence, Iran will boost its naval power in the Gulf of Aden and near Bab-el-Mandeb, the entrance to the strategic Red Sea and the southern gateway to the Suez Canal.
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NEW DELHI, March 20 (Reuters) - India's Tata Motors said on Friday it was rapidly scaling down activities at its car manufacturing plant in the western state of Maharashtra and was prepared for its closure if coronavirus concerns deepened.
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The Bank of Japan earlier nudged up its economic growth forecasts and was cautiously optimistic about the global outlook, though it said ongoing risks meant it was far too soon to consider scaling down its massive stimulus program.
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"We need to focus more on concessional borrowing... what we are doing is looking at scaling down our commercial borrowing up to a point where it is manageable," Geoffrey Mwau, the economics adviser to the finance minister, told reporters.
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Canadian police said Wednesday they are scaling down but not abandoning the hunt in a remote and rugged part of northern Manitoba for two teenagers suspected of killing a college professor, a North Carolina woman and her Australian boyfriend.
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The Republican president gave Congress 60 days to decide whether to re-impose economic sanctions on Iran, lifted under the pact in exchange for scaling down a program the West fears was aimed at building a nuclear bomb, something Tehran denies.
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Trump has given Congress 60 days to decide whether to reimpose economic sanctions on Iran, lifted under the pact in exchange for the scaling down of a program the West fears was aimed at building a nuclear bomb, something Tehran denies.
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The Republican president gave Congress 60 days to decide whether to reimpose economic sanctions on Iran, lifted under the pact in exchange for scaling down a program the West fears was aimed at building a nuclear bomb, something Tehran denies.
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Last month the UAE said it was scaling down its military presence in areas including Aden and the western coast, but would not leave a vacuum as it had trained 90,000 Yemeni forces from among southern separatists and coastal plains fighters.
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"We will consider scaling down the size to a single 600-megawatt ultra super-critical (USC) power plant or building a few 300-megawatt integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC) plants," J-Power Executive Managing Officer Hitoshi Kanno told a news conference.
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Mr. Chernyaev was 65 and ready to retire when Mr. Gorbachev asked him to join his effort to remake foreign policy by bringing the Soviet Union closer to the West and scaling down the nuclear standoff that had lasted for decades.
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Like the 5D IV, it's a very heavy format, it's a very large file, and from people we're talking to, they want 23K but they're scaling down to 1080, so 4K is a very hard resolution for them to work with currently.
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"Her speech was labeled as dovish due to no signs of any aggressive rate hikes or having a firm plan in relation to scaling down their balance sheet," said Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at Think Markets UK. At 9:38 a.m.
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Even that would be fraught with difficulty if it means the North giving up long-range nukes but not the ones that threaten South Korea and Japan—all the more so if it results in America's scaling down its military presence in the South.
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Tokyo 2020 officials said Thursday that they were not currently considering canceling the Olympic Torch relay, which begins on March 26, but will look into how to host it without increasing the risk of infection, including scaling down events and the number of spectators.
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There is an outside chance the bank could signal an eventual scaling down of the aid, but most economists expect it to extend its 80 billion euro-a-month bond buying for at least another six months and add a few tweaks to keep it running smoothly.
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Bolton has signaled support for military intervention in the South American country to oust embattled President Nicolás Maduro, a move that would pose a challenge for Trump, who has so far indicated a preference for and campaigned on scaling down existing military conflicts and avoiding new ones.
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"We would have to be looking to work with our mission partners in the government as well as the companies to start scaling down in advance," George Barnes, the deputy director of the NSA, said at the George Washington University Center for Cyber & Homeland Security event.
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ANZ, which is scaling down its presence in Asia in the face of an economic slowdown around the region, launched a formal process to sell the stake in the second half of last year, attracting interest from bidders including Taiwan's Fubon Financial Holding Co Ltd and Japan's Mizuho.
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To appease the regional banks, FamilyMart is scaling down the plan to replace existing ATMs with those of Japan Post Bank at its stores, though it has kept a plan to replace about 3,500 ATMs at its CircleK and Sunkus convenience stores from January next year, the sources said.
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Bolton this week signaled support for military intervention in the South American country to oust embattled President Nicolás Maduro, a move that would pose a challenge for Trump, who has so far indicated a preference for and campaigned on scaling down existing military conflicts and avoiding new ones.
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In New York, Victoria Beckham is eschewing a full show and scaling down in favor of intimate small group chats, the way she did when she was first starting out — preparation, perhaps, for next season when she is leaving New York for London to celebrate her 10th anniversary.
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JOJO RABBIT Scaling down after "Thor: Ragnarok," Taika Waititi directed this (somehow) comedy set during World War II. It's about a German boy (Roman Griffin Davis) whose imaginary friend is Hitler (Waititi) and whose mother (Scarlett Johansson) is secretly sheltering a Jewish girl (Thomasin McKenzie, from "Leave No Trace").
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JOJO RABBIT Scaling down after "Thor: Ragnarok," Taika Waititi directed this (somehow) comedy set during World War II. It's about a German boy (Roman Griffin Davis) whose imaginary friend is Hitler (Waititi) and whose mother (Scarlett Johansson) is secretly sheltering a Jewish girl (Thomasin McKenzie, from "Leave No Trace").
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The problem is that both the House and Senate versions of the tax bill eliminate the deduction for state and local income taxes as a way of paying for the sharp cuts in the corporate tax rate, the scaling down of the estate tax, and overall income tax rate cuts.
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The House's version of the NDAA, which easily passed Thursday, would establish a "special rule" to waive sanctions for 180 days on allies who have bought Russian arms if they have ended their relationship with Russia, are significantly scaling down that relationship or have made other assurances about reducing that relationship.
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After the initial energy for public jobs and even a jobs guarantee in the 1960s and 1970s, "the flurry of new programs," Weir wrote in her 1992 book Politics and Jobs, "was followed only a few years later by disillusionment and a sharp scaling down of resources devoted to them."
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A tough balancing act between scaling down business, passing some rising costs to consumers and government interventions through subsidies or excise duty cuts is taking place across Asia, which is by far the worst hit region by a surge in oil prices to around $80 per barrel, a level not seen since 2014.
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"Her speech was labeled as dovish due to no signs of any aggressive rate hikes or having a firm plan in relation to scaling down their balance sheet," said Naeem Aslam, chief market analyst at Think Markets UK. Dow e-minis were up 2247 points, or 2000 percent, with 28,2248 contracts changing hands at 2000:23 a.m.
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If Sanders's walkback actually ends up representing the White House position, and the Trump team starts scaling down its ambitions, then maybe they can come to some kind of more moderate but still useful agreement — like agreeing to relax sanctions in exchange for North Korea giving up the ballistic missiles capable of hitting the United States.
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