Trump's speech comes amid mixed signals for the U.S. economy.
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We've only been sending out signals for the last 80 years.
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The bottom line: None of these are helpful signals for Trump.
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"These are going to be critical signals for Alberto Fernandez," Gedan said.
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The report comes amid a series of mixed signals for the economy.
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Coordinators are constantly monitoring the signals for signs of tampering or blocking.
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So the reach of 5G signals for those phones may remain limited.
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Of course, race and ethnicity have always been valuable signals for marketers.
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Concern lingers about the Fed's signals for a possible June interest rate hike.
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Don't you think we're giving mixed signals for such a short game, though?
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The €10bn ($12bn) initiative provides the signals for Europe's equivalent of America's GPS.
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Here are 10 time-tested signals for when capitulation is in the air:
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And second, we have been listening for signals for decades and heard nothing.
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Overwhelmed by opioids, the nervous system signals for blood pressure and respiration to drop.
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Society's signals for judging reputation and trustworthiness haven't caught up with the changing tech.
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Musk's purchases have been reliable short-term buy signals for the stock, according to InsiderScore.com.
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These feelings are simply flags that are signals for you that it's time to recalibrate.
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"Finally there are important signals for the victims as the 30th anniversary approaches," Ayola said.
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It's premature yet on directional signals for rates - whether they could go up or down.
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To get high-resolution signals, for now there is no alternative to opening up the skull.
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The signals for the new third-gen system are encrypted and should protect against this hack.
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S. firms, a relationship used by funds to generate buy and sell signals for industrial metals.
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"This tells me they are sending signals for a potential deal down the line," Capri said.
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This has overpowered positive supply and demand signals for metals, Deutsche Bank analyst Nick Snowdon said.
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His watch tracked his exact location, but did not emit signals for others to locate him.
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Pavements, street signs and pedestrian signals, for example, are often designed for the young and able-bodied.
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Signals for 5G won't be able to travel very far and won't be great at penetrating buildings.
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In short, in the past few decades, we have seen several false signals for every correct one.
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Still, analysts said there were worrying signals for the months ahead, despite better-than-expected trade data.
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Jodie Gunzberg sees two bullish signals for commodities as they come off their first positive year since 2012.
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Apple's newest touchscreen smartwatch also introduces built-in electrocardiogram functionality, which uses electrical signals for heart rate monitoring.
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Goldman Sachs said the PBOC's signals for a weaker yuan could spur another damaging wave of fund outflows.
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Furthermore, the pair said they had been flagging vessels and sending distress signals for at least 98 days.
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"Someone's Pocket is their content identity" Weiner says, so it has plenty of signals for targeting its ads.
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Once complete, the Starlink constellation of satellites would transmit signals for high-speed internet access to paying customers.
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There were no unexpected safety or tolerability signals for PT010 identified in the 24-week trial, it added.
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And the other brings in receives the signals for the sounds I designed through a Max MSP patch.
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The threats also include "spoofing", which involves broadcasting false signals for receivers to lock on to, it said.
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Matt Maley, equity strategist at Miller Tabak, said the charts are now flashing warning signals for the group.
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Apple's newest touchscreen smartwatch also introduces built-in electrocardiogram (ECG) functionality, which uses electrical signals for heart rate monitoring.
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She also shows me essential hand signals for cavern diving, which are different from signals used in the ocean.
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Plus, the app comes with a library of preloaded images, GIFs, turn signals for bicycling, and even video games.
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"We've seen it improves safety," said Mr. Villere, citing the findings of cities that have retimed signals for cyclists.
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The pages might contain a design for a front end or a list of signals for a ranking algorithm.
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In their statement, CSIRO said Bowman and his team have been working to detect the signals for 12 years.
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It's based on the flag-waving signals for the letters "N" (nuclear) and "D" (disarmament), but also evokes a cross.
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Black boxes — also known as flight recorders — continue to emit signals for up to a month after an air incident.
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Since then, it's been a drip-drip-drip of bad signals for Blue Apron, from registered trademarks to test launches.
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The man flirts with her from the doorway until she signals for him to join her in the laundry room.
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Did the May 85003-26 European Parliament (EP) elections, in turn, offer any useful signals for the U.S. going forward?
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Also coming are more dedicated bus lanes, priority traffic signals for buses and redesigning busy corridors, like K Street Northwest.
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It tried repeatedly to disrupt American and South Korean military exercises by jamming electronic signals for guided weapons, including missiles.
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It looks like that scrutiny still hasn't gone anywhere as investors are looking for more positive signals for the recent IPO.
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It won't require all devices on a network to rebroadcast signals, for instance, so that they can save even more power.
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The command signals that connect drones to their operators on the ground are similar to the detonation signals for roadside IEDs.
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"I see many positive signals for 2019 and am optimistic as a result," Chief Executive Burkhard Lohr said in a statement.
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That decade-long, $100 million project, also backed by Milner, monitors radio signals for signs of intelligent life across the universe.
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But Kouider thinks the visual cortex offers a richer set of neural signals for people trying to control their personal devices.
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He signals for me to pull over, and I tell him that I was sure I was only going 5 m.p.h. over.
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Still, we encrypt Wi-Fi signals for a reason, so you will want to patch your software as soon as you can.
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Mahathir's administration wanted to suspend the deal due to cost, but has been giving mixed signals for months, leaving the market guessing.
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As markets around the world tumbled last week, one technician is seeing some very bearish signals for emerging markets and U.S. stocks.
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But writing today in the journal Science Translational Medicine, researchers describe a clever way to amplify these signals for users like Hamilton.
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But, aside from Biden's victory, exit poll data from the state offers a number of warnings and signals for Democrats moving forward.
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Nilufer Sezgin, chief economist at Is Portfoy, forecast no rate cut but said signals for a move had increased in recent days.
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So now I think we've accepted the fact that the strongest signals for schizophrenia and GWAS studies are still around immune areas.
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The move is surprising not only because it reverses years of policy, but also because of what it signals for the platform's ambitions.
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There were also some technical difficulties early on, including noisy audio signals for several minutes and the game clock's disappearing for a bit.
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Or perhaps Mr. Abbas, weakened politically at home, was sending out signals for his own purposes that he was under pressure from Riyadh.
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The weather bureau raised storm warning signals for the northern and eastern parts of main island of Luzon, home to industrial and export centers.
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These sensors then send electrical signals for the scientists to decode as soon as possible, while the unstable product rapidly decays -- usually within seconds.
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The firm said the appetite for issuance to Athenahealth and Dun & Bradstreet, which launched earlier this week, will provide signals for this year's market.
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She said jobless claims, new home sales, the mortgage purchase application index and consumer confidence have all been positive signals for the U.S. economy.
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They're very mixed signals for insurance companies that needed answers yesterday on what the rules for the game are going to be next year.
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Current televisions cannot carry the new signal and the FCC only requires broadcasting both signals for five years after deploying the next-generation technology.
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Similarly, Facebook now analyses text that has already been removed for praising or supporting militant organizations to develop text-based signals for such propaganda.
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Patricia Lent, the director of licensing at the Merce Cunningham Trust, steered him toward "Signals" for its modular structure, playful quality and challenging solos.
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Meetings were reduced from two hours to 30 minutes, and employees created signals for their colleagues that they needed time to work without distraction.
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Amid all this, there appear to be some positive signals for Snap regarding growth despite the significant redesign and a lot of backlash over it.
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In any case, the speech on Friday contained useful signals for Russian businesses, Shokhin said, though they "might not be totally understandable for foreign participants".
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"With regard to the economic situation in Germany, no clear conclusions can be drawn from the most recent economic signals for January 2017," Wambach said.
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His powers were reduced when he was reappointed in a new cabinet in May and others in government are sending less comforting signals for investors.
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Will the early positive signals for Harris in the endorsement primary end up leading to success when it comes to the actual primary next year?
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The recent exit from risky assets by investors has sent a handful of powerful contrarian "buy" signals for the market, according to Bank of America.
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Below are some of the early signals for the economy in 2020 that members of the Monetary Policy Committee will weigh up before Thursday's announcement.
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The firm's strategists assemble different facets of credit, earnings, economic, risk, and sentiment signals for a comprehensive, all-encompassing viewpoint on where markets are trending.
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Wendy Stovall of the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory says geologists are trying to pin down the precursory signals for Kilauea&aposs explosions to give people better warning.
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That's because there's no one out there transmitting signals for us to intercept, and no one's travelling between stars in search of new places to conquer.
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Of course we've been leaking our own position to distant stars via radio and television signals for six decades now, largely ignorant of the cosmic implications.
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Providing some bullish signals for the Chinese currency in the forwards markets was firm consumer inflation data, which hosed down expectations for aggressive central bank easing.
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Chang added the decision was a disappointment to markets anticipating stronger signals for a reduction in stimulus, which led to a sell-off in euro/dollar.
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Circulating online is a complex list and chart of agreed-upon hand signals for use by protesters on the streets during direct action against the authorities.
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The footage has a "direct view" of Bengals players coming on and off the field and the coaches&apos signals for play calls, sources told Dehner.
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They represent the initial phase of a planned constellation capable of beaming signals for high-speed internet service from space to paying customers around the globe.
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John Herrman takes a skeptical look at social networks' proposals to de-emphasize public engagement metrics: Likes and retweets used to be translated into signals for people.
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But it doesn't take a conspiracy theorist to tell us we're fucked if terrorists or shitty teenagers make it a habit of jamming GPS signals for everybody.
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While consumers can use a digital antenna to capture over-the-air TV signals for free, it requires the installation of a not-very-aesthetically-pleasing antenna.
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Norway posted a similar warning about loss of GPS signals for pilots in its own airspace at the end of the October when the NATO exercise began.
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But in birds and humans and other complex organisms they work like antennas, and one of their jobs is to pick up biochemical signals for bone growth.
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Investors are largely pricing in a quarter-point cut, with the focus now on how much more easing the central bank signals for this year and next.
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Tyga knew the deal and even threw up smoke signals for Rob Kardashian about hooking up with Blac Chyna ... but thinks Rob was ultimately blinded by love.
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Time is of the essence: The batteries powering the flight recorders' locator beacons are certified to emit high-pitched signals for about 30 days after they get wet.
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TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran's Oil Minister said on Saturday OPEC and non-OPEC countries had given positive signals for an extension of output cuts, which Tehran would also back.
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"Multiple physiological and environmental sensors are designed to measure relevant signals for studies spanning cardiovascular, movement disorders, and other areas," says Verily in a post announcing the device.
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Another recent finding was the discovery of a genetic risk factor for schizophrenia, called C4, which is one of the strongest signals for a risk factor ever found.
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When someone with a vagina becomes aroused, their brain signals for the blood vessels in the vagina to start "seeping fluid" out of the vaginal walls, Fosnight says.
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" In a telephone interview with Reuters, Gundlach said investors were "slowly trying to reconcile themselves that the bond market has been showing recessionary signals for quite some time.
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" In a telephone interview with Reuters, Gundlach said investors are "slowly trying to reconcile themselves that the bond market has been showing recessionary signals for quite some time.
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The outbreak had reversed earlier positive signals for the global economy and made forecasters gloomier about the prospects for 2020 as demand falls and supply chains are disrupted.
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Mr. Trump had mixed signals for Russia: He urged Moscow to "cease its destabilizing activities in Ukraine and elsewhere," but played down Russian interference in the American election.
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Investors are largely pricing in a quarter-point rate cut, and the focus will be on how much more easing the Fed signals for this year and next.
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But when a police officer directing traffic signals for the vehicle to stop, Aaron slams on the gas and flees the scene, setting off a sudden police chase.
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We depend on these distorted radio signals for navigation on Earth, including commercial aircraft, so this distortion can be a key determinate when doing things like autonomously navigating aircraft.
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More crucially, it gives him a chance to shape the new US administration's nascent Middle East policy and gain some clarity on mixed and potentially worrying signals for Israel.
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Flight recorders at present emit acoustic signals for 30 days after a crash, giving search teams fewer than three weeks to locate them in what can be deep waters.
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" The Athletic reported that the eight-minute video shows a "direct view of the sideline as players run on and off the field and coaches make signals for plays.
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Compared to the Eöt-Wash team, which uses torsion balances that are a few centimeters wide, both experiments trade away the larger gravitational signals for more precision at close range.
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Spitting out rapid-fire voice and hand signals for about 30 seconds, the humans would direct their dogs through the course, the two moving as one, a mind-meld team.
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Existing credit bureau systems don't cover many of the population, so Oriente is investing heavily in data-based systems to develop signals for credit assessment and, importantly, to combat fraud.
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ZestFinance was founded by ex-Google CIO and VP of engineering Merrill, and it uses machine learning and big data to transform information into measurements and signals for credit scoring.
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Chief Executive Officer Miles Hurrell, who was appointed earlier this year and oversaw much of the recent overhaul in strategy, on Tuesday said there were positive signals for milk prices.
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"When fried foods are consumed, the altered structure of those fats used for frying generates signals for more inflammation, more (hardening of the arteries) and higher blood sugars," Yancy added.
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In trying out the supposed right way for a woman to accept a compliment, I learned what such pleasant commentary really signals for Americans of all genders: connection and conversation.
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He signals for you to crouch down beside him, then he runs his dirty fingers through his hair until flakes of his scalp fall onto his shoulders and his beard.
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The two-woman crew sent out distress signals for 98 days but did not receive a response, and endured two separate attacks from groups of tiger sharks that rammed their boat.
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And, though Boroden notes that these averages aren't always accurate and shouldn't be looked at in a data vacuum, positive and negative crossovers are typically reliable signals for a stock's trajectory.
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During stress, the hypothalamus, a region in the brain, makes and sends out a chemical called corticotrophin-releasing factor, which signals for the pituitary gland to release another chemical, adrenocorticotrophic hormone.
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But Paulsen said it could be that the surprise data is going to start turning positive and the recent move higher in financials may be one of the signals for that.
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The company uses Twitter firehose data — the unfiltered, full stream of Tweets from Twitter's 300m+ users — along with other primary sources, to surface signals for big events as they are happening.
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The subway's leader, Andy Byford, who has talked about the need for modern signals for months, said he was "ecstatically happy" that they were a top priority in the capital plan.
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Thanks to some specialized fluorescent dye, the more viral bits there are, the brighter the genetic material glows, creating a pattern of light that signals for the presence of the virus.
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It was meant to fly at high altitudes and beam signals down to small dishes and towers, which would convert them into Wi-Fi and LTE signals for people in remote areas.
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"The acceleration of the buyback, increase in dividend, strategic M&A transaction and generally confident tone sends all the right signals for the medium-to-long term," Berenberg analyst Ross Law said.
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"The European Union must now send clear signals for a reform of its policy," said Seehofer, head of the Christian Social Union (CSU), the sister party of Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU).
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The video offers damning evidence that the Patriots intended to capture footage of the Bengals&apos sideline with a "direct view" of Cincinnati players and the coaches&apos signals for play calls.
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"The Commission is attempting to establish a set of price signals for determining resource entry and exit that will supersede state resource decisionmaking and better reflect the Commission's policy priorities," Glick writes.
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We've only been transmitting radio signals for about 100 years; the chances that they'd be picked up by a civilization that's been using radio technology for less than a century are vanishingly tiny.
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If there are too many wireless signals — for example in large urban areas — the system also allows the user to follow the drone back to its base and find the operator that way.
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The necessary signals for the eye tracking test are transmitted in your brain's white matter, which is made up in large part by axons, long tubes that stretch from one cell to another.
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Widely followed sites that rate congressional elections show mixed signals for the GOP: The Cook Political Report rates the race as a toss-up, while Sabato's Crystal Ball rates it as "likely" Republican.
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For instance, the operating assumption is that the signals for diseases currently invading the body will be stronger, and stand out against signals from things your immune system has fought off in the past.
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But certain types of the toxin (there are eight in total) can also be used in low doses to block nerve signals for months at a time, including those responsible for communicating with muscles.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The European Union should send clear signals for a reform of its policy following the British decision to leave the 28-member bloc, German Chancellor Angela Merkel's Bavarian ally said on Friday.
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Appropriately named the Study Watch, the watch has a simple, sleek look and has "multiple physiological and environmental sensors, designed to measure relevant signals for studies spanning cardiovascular, movement disorders, and other areas," Verily said.
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Facebook said it will look to user controls, what pages users follow, publishers they subscribe to and the news they interact with as signals for what kinds of personalized news will populate the news tab.
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In the same way that full moons can prompt different actions and behaviors in us, different numbers (and the various settings in which they appear) can act as signals for change and things to come.
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This includes testing an atomic clock for deep-space navigation and a new, ultrasafe green satellite fuel, studying radiation and space weather, and demonstrating Wi-Fi communication between cubesats and GPS signals for weather forecasts.
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By looking for evidence of transits in the data—winks in a star's light that suggest a planet has slipped in front of it—she found signals for planet candidates that had previously been overlooked.
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"However, the limited bandwidth of a microphone, strong attenuation of aerial acoustic signals, as well as various interferences in the audible band, poses significant challenges in using acoustic signals for indoor localization," the paper explains.
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To move forward, Mr. Erdogan, who has given some positive signals for national reconciliation since the coup, must curb his supporters, who seem prone to escalate this purge into a paranoid dictatorship's mindless witch hunt.
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The official hand signals for bike riders — a straight arm to indicate a turn one way, a right-angled arm to signal the other way — can be confusing and hard to remember in the moment.
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The mission on Friday was to delivery Bulgaria's first ever geostationary communications satellite into orbit, so that it could begin operations broadcast communication networks and HDTV signals for clients on Earth in parts of Europe.
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BERLIN, June 24 (Reuters) - The European Union should send clear signals for a reform of its policy following the British decision to leave the 28-member bloc, German Chancellor Angela Merkel's Bavarian ally said on Friday.
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Ablin said he is watching credit markets for early warning signals for the stock market, but so far there are no signs of trouble, and he considered last week's selloff in junk bonds to be minor.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks around the world fell and U.S. Treasuries yields sent warning signals for a possible recession on Friday after weaker-than-expected U.S. and European data intensified fears of a global economic slowdown.
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"It sends all of the right signals for the first time in nearly a decade - a budget that actually is focused on the best interests of the American taxpayer rather than what's popular in Washington," he said.
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An aerial view of the Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake (Wikipedia)Starting today, it appears the US military will be testing a device or devices that will potentially jam GPS signals for six hours each day.
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The Earth's warmer environment is killing off some of the world's microbiological diversity, some of which acts as warning signals for greater environmental impacts in their ecosystems, according to a study published this week in Nature Communications.
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This is Toyko Steel's first price cut in five months and is the latest in a series of weak signals for Japan's economy that have raised doubts about government efforts to reignite growth and end decades of deflation.
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This year, the company offered updates on a number of projects, including Project Soli, its attempt at building a very small radar sensor that can translate hand movements into digital signals for building new user interfaces for wearables.
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Notwithstanding the rebound last week, steel prices and profit margins have narrowed since the August peak, while economic data has started to throw out some worrying demand signals for steel-intensive industries, such as construction and car manufacturing.
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Scientists have developed a tool that decodes brain signals for the speech-related movements of the jaw, larynx, lips and tongue and synthesizes the signals into computerized speech, according to a small study published in Nature on Wednesday.
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A motorist, identified by CNN affiliate WCCO as Chad Mock, who had been following the sedan with his dashboard camera rolling, pulls up behind the child, exits his vehicle and signals for an oncoming car to slow down.
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The study's co-author noted in a release that they didn't look at age of onset, but if they had, they might have been able to find even stronger genetic signals for men with early-onset hair loss.
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The signals for these TVs and stereos came from other gadgets: cable boxes and antenna systems and satellite receivers brought in live TV, while VCRs and DVD players played back Hollywood movies and camcorders let consumers record their own.
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The California Institute of Technology has sued Apple Inc and Broadcom Ltd, alleging the companies swiped digital technology developed by one of its professors that speeds up the transmission of Wi-Fi signals for their chips and mobile devices.
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Each recorder, one containing cockpit voice recordings and the other data from the Airbus A320 jet, is attached to a beacon designed to emit acoustic homing signals for 30 days, giving search teams limited time to detect the second box.
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Despite bullish signals for U.S. ethanol demand, Chief Financial Officer Ray Young told analysts "a case for consolidation" remains in the sector, which is in a historic downswing due to the U.S.-China trade war, excess domestic supply and weak margins.
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BUENOS AIRES, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Argentina's central bank kept its monetary policy rate unchanged at 24.75 percent for the ninth consecutive week on Tuesday, citing "mixed signals" for inflation in January but noting improvement in the second half of the month.
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The recorders are designed to emit acoustic signals for 30 days after a crash, giving search teams fewer than three weeks to spot them in waters up to 9,840-feet (3,000 meters) deep, which is on the edge of their range.
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The panel's Democratic chairwoman, Eddie Bernice Johnson, and its top Republican, Frank Lucas, cited concerns that the spectrum under consideration could interfere with signals for sensors related to weather and climate forecasting and said such interference could impact public safety.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Morale among German investors improved slightly in January, but their assessment of the economy's current condition deteriorated to a four-year low, a survey showed on Tuesday, sending mixed signals for the growth outlook of Europe's largest economy.
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While the Fed is all but certain to hike rates by a quarter percentage point to between 250 and 20.3 percent, the focus is on what it signals for the coming quarters following Republican Donald Trump's surprise election win last month.
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Mixed signals The President has sent mixed signals for the past week on whether he would sign the legislation that would stave off a shutdown of some key federal agencies, set to expire at midnight on Friday, just days before Christmas.
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AirAsia, Asia's largest budget carrier, has been sending mixed signals for months about whether it will confirm its earlier deal for 66 of the upgraded A330neo - watched from afar by Boeing, which hopes to replace the order with its 787 Dreamliner.
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You feed it a signal from one of Analogue's video game consoles via an HDMI cable and power from a USB cable, and it will spit out high-quality analog video and audio signals for your CRT or professional video monitor.
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However, the video offers fairly damning evidence that the Patriots intended to capture footage of the Bengals&apos sideline with a "direct view" of Cincinnati players coming on and off the field and the coaches&apos signals for play calls.
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However, the flawed vote signals for many Guyanese a return to the political malaise of the 1980s, when the predecessor of Mr. Granger's party ruled the country through a series of sham elections and with the support of the army.
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According to the company, data showed Grail's still-in-development multi-cancer blood test detected strong signals for 12 deadly cancer types at early stages with a very high specificity of at least 99% (or a false positive rate of 1% or less).
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"Insofar as it's plausible to identify DNA signals for metabolic variants, it makes a certain amount of sense," Nathaniel Comfort, a history of medicine professor at The Johns Hopkins University who blogs about hype and misconceptions in genetic research, told me over email.
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ETHANOL UNIT Despite bullish signals for U.S. ethanol demand, Chief Financial Officer Ray Young told analysts "a case for consolidation" remains in the sector, which is in a historic downswing due to the U.S.-China trade war, excess domestic supply and weak margins.
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The French gendarmerie already has powerful but not particularly sophisticated portable equipment that could help steer drones away from stadiums by interfering with GPS signals; its drawback is that it could also interfere with GPS signals for civil use, including for aircraft.
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"You have to house both the small ones and the large ones, and you have to have an environment that can provide cross-talk between these follicles, because that's how the natural ovary signals for only specific ones to ovulate," Shah said.
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And while spikes much higher in the VIX are often buy signals for stocks, a persistently low VIX mostly just reflects a steady calm in the day-to-day market action itself, offering no real clues about when and how that might change.
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BERLIN, Nov 6 (Reuters) - German chemicals association VCI on Wednesday said it saw no positive signals for the chemical industry after reporting a 2.4% drop in third-quarter revenues, citing a weakening auto market, a drop in domestic orders and sluggish global growth.
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The market, however, gave a muted reaction to a survey showing growth across Britain's construction industry picked up slightly in February, driven by the civil engineering sector, though a slowdown in new orders added to recent mixed signals for the economic outlook.
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While markets are on course to fall this month after a two-week sell-off driven by concerns over the U.S.-China trade war and its impact on global and U.S. growth, the signals for Powell from the economy this week have been more bullish.
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The more he talked and talked about how much he wanted to have sex with her, the more the girl, my coworkers, and every woman in the cafe felt disgusting and made signals for the girl to realize that it was definitely time to go.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The number of people in England and Wales filing for insolvency hit a more than six-year high in the second quarter, adding to conflicting economic signals for Bank of England officials as they consider whether to raise interest rates next week.
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What all of this signals for men may not mean very much on the retail level — especially seeing as most of these clothes will no doubt set fashion lovers back a few credit card payments — but it does signify that menswear isn't giving up.
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BUENOS AIRES, Jan 20173 (Reuters) - Argentina's central bank kept its monetary policy rate unchanged at 24.75 percent for the seventh week in a row on Tuesday, citing expectations for falling core inflation in the coming months but warning of "mixed signals" for inflation in January.
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The Science, Space and Technology Committee's Democratic chairwoman, Eddie Bernice Johnson, and its top Republican, Frank Lucas, cited concerns that the spectrum under consideration could interfere with signals for sensors related to weather and climate forecasting, and said such interference could impact public safety.
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" The experience was Bezos' first hands-on brush with retail, according to Wired, and he spent the summer "studying the company's automation improvements," like beeps and signals for when to "scramble his eggs, flip his burgers, and pull his fries out of the boiling vat.
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BERLIN, Sept 11 (Reuters) - A meeting between Germany's foreign minister and Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong sent very negative signals for bilateral relations, China's ambassador to Germany said on Wednesday, adding that the foreign ministry in Beijing had summoned the German ambassador in protest.
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The General Lighthouse Authorities of the UK and Ireland (GLA) have pioneered a radio-based back-up prototype called eLoran that would provide alternative position and timing signals for navigation, but faced a hard sell in other European countries, which are needed for a signal network.
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"Our latest China copper survey shows some positive signals for the copper market: End-user demand started to show clearer recovery from seasonal softness, fabricators plan to raise production rates and restock copper, and sentiment remains positive across the industry chain," Macquarie said in a note.
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Once fully operational, Galileo will offer two main services: an open service that is freely accessible to the public with navigation capabilities accurate to the nearest three feet, and a commercial service that uses encrypted signals for and is accurate to the nearest decimeter (about 4 inches).
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"The slowdown in ad impressions in conjunction with the acceleration in ad price growth rates reported on the 1Q17 results were strong-enough signals for us to be starting to think about upside potential to 13H17 advertising revenue," wrote Credit Suisse analyst Stephen Ju in Monday's note.
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Matt Mierzejewski, senior vice president at Merkle, which offers ad-buying services, said he also saw an uptick in search queries around healthcare coverage and co-pays for coronavirus testing, as well as around life insurance for the elderly, signals for insurance companies to increase ad budgets.
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Matt Mierzejewski, senior vice president at Merkle, which offers ad-buying services, said he also saw an uptick in search queries around healthcare coverage and co-pays for coronavirus testing, as well as around life insurance for the elderly, signals for insurance companies to increase ad budgets.
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Though the tendency may be to provide an old car lest a new one get banged up, teens may be better off with a newer vehicle equipped with the latest safety features, like signals for lane departures and approaching vehicles and self-braking in an impending crash.
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The jet's flight recorders or "black boxes" are designed to emit acoustic signals for 30 days after a crash, giving search teams fewer than three weeks to spot them in waters up to 9,840-feet (3,000-meters) deep, which is on the edge of their range.
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The euro was steady near a three-week low as morale among German investors improved slightly in January, but their assessment of the economy's current condition deteriorated to a four-year low, a survey showed on Tuesday, sending mixed signals for the growth outlook of Europe's largest economy.
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Ford's chosen signals for the project are simple, but they're intended to be, and they're designed to not just replicate existing vehicle signalling apparatus, like break lights and turn signals, but to fill in gaps where we currently communicate via subtle gestures, eye contact and other less obvious mechanisms.
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"Already, AI has begun to help us identify terrorist imagery at the time of upload so we can stop the upload, understand text-based signals for terrorist support, remove terrorist clusters and related content, and detect new accounts created by repeat offenders," Bickert was expected to say today.
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In April, FCC chief Ajit Pai pushed through a measure reinstating an outdated regulatory loophole called the "UHF discount," which allows broadcasters to discount by 50 percent the reach of local stations that use ultra-high-frequency (UHF) TV signals for the purposes of federal media ownership compliance.
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"It is believed that if implanted beta cells could be shielded from immune attack, and would respond to the body's own signals for insulin, they would be likely to eliminate most, or even all, the complications of the disease, and would, in effect, serve as a cure," Colen added.
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The franchise was accused of cheating after sending a video team to the Cincinnati Bengals&apos Week 14 game and recording footage of the Bengals&apos sideline with a "direct view" of Cincinnati players coming on and off the field and the coaches&apos signals for play calls.
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Technology-powered luggage began appearing on the market a few years ago, and some new versions of these high-tech bags can do a range of things: They weigh themselves, report their locations, provide power and Wi-Fi signals for gadgets, offer rides to the gate and even follow travelers around.
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The team at ICT used existing research on nonverbal expression to come up with a list of telling behavioral signals for Ellie to look out for, including 3D head position and orientation, body posture, intensity and frequency of facial expressions and self-adaptors (such as self grooming or touching parts of the body).
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In one early passage, Roberson describes her revelation that all this emotional labor was sapping her brainpower: I came to this conclusion when a guy was giving me strange signals for months and I was using my brain to its full capacity trying to figure out what the hell was going on.
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"Fiscal authorities should find the speed necessary for fiscal consolidation in order not to generate such a strong impact in the short term, but should send signals for consolidation in the medium term, so that access conditions for financial markets continue to be favorable for the private sector and the government itself," Werner said.
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While he had no opinion on the Cuban case, Pennebaker noted these outbreaks have common characteristics: they take place in high-stress environments where people frequently communicate nonverbally, and they trigger symptoms that are cultural signals for illness, nausea, headache, and dizziness among Westerners; eye-rolling in parts of Malaysia; and spontaneous dancing in the Middle Ages.
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It also comes equipped with a 4G LTE filter that blocks unwanted 4G and 3G signals for better quality and supports HD TV, 1080p TV, and 4K Ultra HD. Then there's ANTOP's AT-400 683K/Ultra HD TV Antenna, which lets you tap into free over-the-air HD TV signals within a range of 65 miles.
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He distributed leaflets and pamphlets promoting nuclear disarmament that were among the first to popularize the universal symbol of the peace movement, the circular logo designed by the British artist Gerald Holtom using semaphore signals for N and D. Mr. Sharp later studied at the University of Oslo and at Oxford, where he earned a doctorate in 1968.
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South Korea, which says it has faced repeated attempts by the rival North to interfere with satellite signals, will award a 15 billion won ($13 million) contract this month to secure technology required to build an alternative land-based radio system called eLoran, which it hopes will provide reliable alternative position and timing signals for navigation.
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"The China market for us has slowed and it's had an impact on how we see the full 2019 playing out as demand signals (and the) overall economy in China slowed and then demand signals for semi equipment and for our business in particular slowed as a result of slowing demand," Bob Swan, CEO of Intel, told CNBC on Wednesday.
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A measure of where it sees its ambitions going can be viewed in a product launch from Tuesday of this week: a new analytics product that NewsWhip says can provide social signals for all kinds of problems, from predicting elections to figuring out when to market a hot or cold coffee shop drink (and which specific drink it should be).
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There are signals for how we treated those we designated as disabled (dark glasses and white cane to indicate blindness), how we generally viewed femininity (quite rigidly coded), what abundance looked like (a pile of succulently glazed doughnuts), and how similar home food was to street food before the hegemony of corporatized fast food took hold (a lunch counter sign advertises spaghetti for a few cents).
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So we're pretty encouraged that they're back talking, but at the same time, in the meantime, you know the China market for us has slowed and it's had an impact on how we see the full 2019 playing out as demand signals overall economy in China slowed and then demand signals for semi equipment and for our business in particular slowed as a result of slowing demand.
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The Atlantic cited state jobless filing growth as signals for how bad the impending national unemployment rate might be: Pennsylvania unemployment claims increased by 36,000 from the first week of March to the second week; Connecticut saw a spike of 30,000 jobless claims in mid-March, compared to an average 3,000; and Texas saw a 40% jump in claims from the first week of March to its second.
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The automaker first released the technology in 2016 in Las Vegas, and it's since spread to cities such as Dallas, Denver, Houston, and Palo Alto, as the system now supports traffic signals for more than 1,600 intersections in the US. For Audi, technology such as the traffic light information system could be used to give better routes through the navigation system or even to optimize when a vehicle would be best to slow down ahead of a changing light.
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As Bob Considine wrote in a 1948 profile in Life: In his excitement these days Mister Mack sometimes makes plainly discernable mistakes in simple strategy... He is beginning to shake like a great angular twig whenever the team loses... When he signals for an obviously wrong move these days [coach] Al Simmons turns his back a bit sadly on the old man, as if he did not detect the signal, and calls for the right move.
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