That's 32 times slower than regular footage and four times slower than standard slow motion.
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However, the company also said May sales have started out slower than expected and slower than the first quarter's pace.
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It feels a tick slower than the Pixel 3a and noticeably slower than top-tier phones, but that's to be expected.
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Still, the weight is coming off slower than Jewel expected, and slower than her mom, who has now lost about 210 pounds.
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To be certain, it was slower than Omega's best matches, but Jericho is a step or two slower than he used to be.
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This package offers speeds of just 10 Mbps, which is 10 times slower than EPB's slowest package and 100 times slower than gig service.
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In my limited experience with EMV chip card readers (mostly at CVS stores), these are slower than swiping a credit card and much slower than using Apple Pay.
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That is slower than China (a 6.2% annualised rate in the second quarter of 2019, down from 6.4% in the first) and substantially slower than India believes itself capable of.
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Bottas was a mere 0.045 slower than his compatriot with team mate Lewis Hamilton, Vettel's closest rival, third fastest but 0.607 slower than Raikkonen after going off the track several times.
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The Raiders, at 11.96, are slower than every other team except for the Packers, who are more than a mile and a half per hour slower than the Rams at 11.74 m.p.h.
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Or did it happen faster or slower than you anticipated?
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It's just been a little bit slower than initially anticipated.
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Costs for food and services increased slower than in July.
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A meter ticking by, creeping upward, slower than the mileage.
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That means Apple is slow — far slower than its competitors.
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"Are turtles slower than tortoises?" asked Louis Sclafani, age 5¾.
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Wilson was moving too slowly, sometimes slower than the plastic.
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Pros: Low price, durable designCons: Slower than our top pick
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Using the digital currency was also slightly slower than TransferWise.
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Cons: Earns points slower than most cards with annual fees.
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Sonos's growth is slower than some recent I.P.O.s as well.
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Autonomous vehicles: "They're coming slower than you think," says Bardin.
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But many quantum machines are still slower than traditional computers.
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When it opened, trains ran slower than in New York.
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Yet "moments" is still much slower than the brain operates.
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My masters world record is 13 percent slower than hers.
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U.S. mobile speeds are generally slower than other developed countries.
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"The transition is actually slower than you thought," he explained.
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The trains were slower than ideal, but they were reliable.
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Qi wireless chargers are slower than wired chargers, full stop.
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His 40-yard dash time of 4.85 seconds was just one-hundredth of a second slower than Mayfield and wasn't enough slower than Allen's 4.75 for that to tip the scales in Allen's favor.
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It keeps anything traveling slower than light speed from getting through.
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Banks say Odebrecht's asset sales program is proceeding slower than expected.
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The pace of loan growth was slower than October's 8.16 percent.
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State politics and state legislatures move slower than the sex industry.
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Intel's LTE modems are known to be slower than Qualcomm's, too.
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Alas, progress has been slower than politicians promised and is uneven.
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They're slower than the Comcast internet connection I have at home.
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The Czech economy grew 4.5 percent, a touch slower than expected.
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Slower than some of the people I see next to me.
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Admittedly, that one looks a lot slower than using a controller.
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Growth has been much slower than for its other Snapchat copies.
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It is slower than any other video card you could get.
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" Continues Kufrin: "He did take things slower than the other guys.
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This was slower than an expected 3.1 percent pace, Ruskin said.
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The latest quarterly growth was also slower than the prior quarter.
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It's all about moving slow -- a lot slower than you expect.
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The oil market could rebalance faster or slower than currently expected.
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Again, things have fallen slower than in other parts of digital.
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However, New York wage increase will be slower than other states'.
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It's not that job growth is slower than it should be.
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This is because search engines can update slower than individual websites.
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I think change has been slower than we would have imagined.
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That would be slower than 2018, when the company's revenue doubled.
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The other moved slower than the flood of the financial crisis.
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That said, he's a step slower than most of his competitors.
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Average train speeds are now slower than they were in 211969.
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That process typically moves a lot slower than a disease outbreak.
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Bradycardia is when your resting heart rate is slower than normal.
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In fact, it's getting there a lot slower than we expected.
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I can still walk the dog, although it's slower than usual.
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It also moves slower than someone taking a Sunday morning jog.
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Last year's average speed-of-service time at the "major players" was 234 seconds, which was nine seconds slower than the average speed in 2017—and more than 40 seconds slower than the average time in 2003.
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The fact that progress has been slower than once hoped has costs.
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Granted, the UN-led process is moving slower than many had hoped.
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There are occasions when it's slower than Intel's current generation offering though.
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Google revenue increased 17%, slower than the 28% pace a year earlier.
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And shuttling data continuously between users makes them slower than conventional databases.
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The Chinese economy grew 6% in the third quarter, slower than expected.
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Nakajima set their fastest lap, 0.411 slower than Kobayashi, in second place.
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Consequently, the inflation momentum is expected to be slower than earlier anticipated.
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That was much slower than the overall market, which rose 17 percent.
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Tourism in particular will likely be much slower than expected, he said.
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Admittedly, it clamps down a bit slower than the spring-loaded version.
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It just feels like things are going much slower than we'd hoped.
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But truth is always slower than falsehood, because truth catches the facts.
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That's a decent figure, but still a notch slower than Facebook's growth.
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In fact, mass timber burns much slower than many other building materials.
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Colton and I initially started off much slower than my other relationships.
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"You hear these stories, that boys develop slower than girls," Engel says.
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No LikeIt is slower than any other video card you could get.
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And that structural reform arrow, flies much slower than all the others.
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That's slower than the average wage growth over the past two decades.
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New data showed weaker exports and slower-than-expected investment in inventories.
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But everything else is disassociating, scatting, unknowable, slower than slow, time unhooked.
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But that is still thousands of times slower than modern hard drives.
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In February consumer prices rose by a slower-than-expected 0.17 percent.
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The pace of job creation is slower than it was under Obama.
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Inflation rose slightly slower than expected in the first half of June.
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Although Taurus is slower than molasses, there is electricity in the air.
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HSBC's total revenue decline in 2Q16 was 1.9pp slower than cost cuts.
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"It's about two to four times slower than the flu," he said.
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He ran slower than normal, which affected his defense in left field.
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It's slower than mmWave, but that allows it to cover wider areas.
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Underneath all of this the subway trains rumble along, slower than usual.
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Frigid temperatures continue to cause equipment failures and slower than normal operations.
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But its oil sector development has been slower than some had anticipated.
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The pace of life was slower, much slower, than that of Beijing.
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He's slower than he used to be but still strong and smart.
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McDonald's has been slower than its competitors in embracing the meatless trend.
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Broker UBS said organic revenue and margin growth was slightly slower than expected.
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"The bite was considerably slower than it had been the last two weeks."
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In that same period, growth has been slower than round below $22015 million.
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Download speeds are capped at 8Mbps, which is slower than the US average.
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PEOPLE born after 1980 have been slower than previous generations to settle down.
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Mixing is permitted on streets where the cars are traveling slower than that.
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If your website is loading slower than molasses, what’s the point?
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Maybe it thinks it's moving a little faster or slower than it is.
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Power: Can move trains like Eleven, but only slower than they're already going.
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The company pointed to slower-than-expected sales of its hepatitis C drugs.
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Homeowners near a Walmart saw slower-than-average appreciation, of just 16 percent.
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It's definitely a little slower than more recent fingerprint scanners, to be sure.
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Though job creation was a bit slower than expected, wages posted strong gains.
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Service costs gained 1.1 percent, slower than 1.4 percent gain a month earlier.
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Even the fastest wireless chargers are slower than most wired alternatives right now.
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It also performed markedly slower than most of the other VPNs we tested.
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Although it's slower than a Tesla, that doesn't mean it's exactly a slouch.
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It's a little slower than your typical strut BPM, but it still works.
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And perhaps even worse, the process is much slower than it should be.
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Dirigibles are far slower than planes: they max out at just 110kph (70mph).
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Mr. Ehrenreich's progress has been slower than that overnight-sensation story would suggest.
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His swims this summer were markedly slower than his efforts a year ago.
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The U.S. economy is growing "slower than France - that's really terrible," said Fink.
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INF/OF Chris Owings (left foot plantar faciitis) is recovering slower than expected.
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Globally, capacity measured in available seat kilometers rose 6.1 percent, slower than demand.
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But the healthcare industry is often slower than others to embrace technology changes.
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The Pixel 3A is slightly slower than the Pixel 3, but not noticeably.
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Her time was 15:38.97, or 18.49 seconds slower than her world record.
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The speeds were actually slower than LTE at my home in New Jersey.
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BASF also said demand was slower than initially expected in the third quarter.
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Tier-3 cities rose 0.5% on a monthly basis, slower than October's pace.
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Trump has been slower than his recent predecessors to nominate State Department personnel.
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Employment growth in the advanced economies was also slower than in previous quarters.
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This means the shot would be slower than if the human was stationary.
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Growth in value-added tax receipts was slower than earlier in the year.
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Job creation has averaged 180,000 a month, a bit slower than last year.
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With a Geekbench score of around 1,900, Samsung's flagship Galaxy S8 is not just half the speed of the iPhone 8, but it's actually slower than last year's iPhone 7, and even slower than the iPhone 6S, released in 2015.
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Compared to the farming to manufacturing, which was slower than people ... fast and slow.
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"Apep's dust pinwheel moves much slower than the wind in the system," said Callingham.
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For businesses further away, the week may actually be a bit slower than normal.
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So if your computer appears slower than it should be, it's because it is.
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" Trump also said, without evidence, that Biden is "slower than he used to be.
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At some stores, however, early sales of Comey's book were slower than Wolff's blockbuster.
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The problem is that advertisers may be slower than users to make that shift.
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However, that strategy can lead to disappointment when features are deployed slower than expected.
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But it is definitely slower than the rear capacitive sensor on the Pixel 3.
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"We still think demand growth in 2019 will be slower than 2018," she added.
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"We still think demand growth in 13 will be slower than 2018," she added.
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And it's still slower than US growth of 2.4% the IMF expects in 2019.
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Growth was slower than in the Bretton Woods era but inflation was reined in.
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That's notably a few ticks slower than some of the E-tron's direct competitors.
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" "Economic growth in the first half of the year has been slower than expected.
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That is slower than Concorde, which could belt along at just over Mach 2.
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That's one reason the recovery from the Great Recession has been slower than most.
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"There is good but slower than expected progress on the land issue," Mbogo said.
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The system is now back up but working slower than normal, the people said.
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Although positive, this would be slower than a 4.3 percent gain seen in April.
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Nevertheless, GDP came in slower than its rate of 3.1% in the first quarter.
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Therefore, turnover at the partner level tends to be much slower than other industries.
|
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Tesla executives are not wavering on yearly targets, despite a slower than expected quarter.
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Yet Twitter is losing cash more than a hundred times slower than those companies.
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So the actual performance of phones in real life was slower than its claims.
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The lowest speed is slower than other brands so you don't get any splatters.
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But it is growing slower than Lyft and burning cash at a faster rate.
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Most recently, the company's Model X production rates were slower than it had hoped.
|
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There the men's marathon winner was slower than nine competitors from four years earlier.
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To get to 115, you'd have to age about 113 percent slower than normal.
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That was nevertheless much slower than the 10.8 percent growth posted a year earlier.
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"Apep's dust pinwheel moves much slower than the wind in the system," Callingham said.
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Both scarlet cars were over a second-and-a-half slower than Hamilton's benchmark.
|
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With limited RAM, the Pixel 3 noticeably feels slower than other 2018 Android flagships.
|
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President Trump has been slower than his recent predecessors to nominate State Department personnel.
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Any statewide minimum lower or slower than that would only further entrench low wages.
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Both are a lot slower than your ability to see and hear and touch.
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In fact the flurry of activity since the inauguration is slower than Sessions wanted.
|
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On Monday morning, it was moving just 1 mph — slower than most people walk.
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But during this current rate-raising cycle, banks are being even slower than usual.
|
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The past decade flew by, and I feel older and slower than I anticipated.
|
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There's a pace of life there, it's slower than New York, which I appreciate.
|
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That was only 20 seconds slower than Mr. Galusha's fastest lap in the Lexus.
|
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That is somewhat slower than the 40 percent growth clocked in the previous quarter.
|
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Trains had also been running slower than usual in Romania because of the heat.
|
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But what causes a response to move slower than the increase in individuals' frustrations?
|
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The IMF expects the Saudi economy to grow 1.9%, slower than last year's 2.2%.
|
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It is also slower than when Mr. Singh, supposedly such an embarrassment, left office.
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The only way they could be slower than this is if they were dead!!!
|
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That was slower than 2014's expansion of more than 3.1 million new jobs.
|
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N) reported slower-than-expected quarterly growth in North America, while France's Publicis (PUBP.
|
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Rational, linear, and conscious reasoning has been shown to be far slower than intuition.
|
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Adoption of the Oculus technology and headsets has been slower than Facebook had anticipated.
|
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That's the fastest in the country, though it's slower than in a few places.
|
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That was five miles per hour slower than the figure for Lagares in 2288.
|
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It's a bit slower than the TV screen but this delay is the point.
|
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So we edged it up, getting faster, but much slower than he normally would.
|
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It is true that Wimbledon's courts are playing slower than they have in the past.
|
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I hop in the shower and then get ready a bit slower than I should.
|
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They're also going to be slower than the 13-inch MacBook Pro with Touch Bar.
|
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That's only a little bit slower than the promised performance of a Mobileeye EyeQ4 chip.
|
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The second generation Ryzen CPU was nearly 20-percent slower than Intel's 8th-Gen processor.
|
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This ascension is also going a bit slower than Pokémon GO did when it arrived.
|
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China's manufacturing sector grew slower than expected in April, according to data released on Tuesday.
|
|
Christopher Bogdan acknowledged the problematic development, saying it was sometimes "slower" than he would like.
|
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And we aren't talking about poorly made, subpar notebooks that run slower than your smartphone.
|
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In reality, however, adoption of these new concepts has moved slower than many initially expected.
|
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More worryingly perhaps, the data also showed slower-than-expected growth in China's industrial output.
|
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The app was in review for four days, which is slower than usual, says Gardner.
|
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Previously, laptop video cards—the M series— were significantly slower than their desktop big brothers.
|
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The original Roku Stick was super cute, but slower than interstate traffic after 6 pm.
|
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"That's the plan," said Ricciardo whose lap was 0.315 seconds slower than Rosberg's pole time.
|
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Translation: The blemish-prone individuals' skin aged slower than that of the acne-free participants.
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After the Ethiopian disaster, the FAA was slower than its counterparts to ground the MAX.
|
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In 2015 the republic's GRP contracted 2.4%, slower than the national average decline of 183%.
|
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The first is that it uses eMMC storage, which is historically much slower than SSD.
|
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Internet does exist out here, but it's slower than [in] a lot of other places.
|
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The slower than expected cuts have drawn a rebuke from Saudi Arabia, the OPEC kingpin.
|
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It is slightly slower than the duration of one rotation of a helicopter rotor blade.
|
|
The Negative Outlook reflects the risk of a slower-than-expected trajectory to de-leveraging.
|
|
Do you think widespread AI-driven automation is going to happen much slower than that?
|
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The aircraft will also fly a little slower than Concorde, which cruised at Mach 2.
|
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That's only just slower than the Ferrari... I'm tired of Sony making me look bad.
|
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This was slower than the 2.9 percent rate set in the fourth quarter of 2017.
|
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Investor sentiment was dented by a slower-than-expected growth in U.S. gross domestic product.
|
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Jason Day and Jordan Spieth can be slower than an uphill putt after a rainstorm.
|
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Our brand new iPhone X was was close, but slower than on iPhone 8 Plus.
|
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The forecast was slightly slower than the 6.8 percent expansion posted in the first quarter.
|
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That's a year-on-year increase of about 21.4% — slower than 21's 2000% growth.
|
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Twitter, the only other hashtag-based platform, has been growing much slower than its competitors.
|
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It is slower than Apple's iPhone 7 and the Galaxy S7, Samsung's smaller flagship phone.
|
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This was slower than the 1.5% pace estimated by Atlanta Fed's GDP program on Monday.
|
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The performance was much slower than Gaga's rock version of the song at the Grammys.
|
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Though she skied almost three minutes slower than Armstrong, Lussi held on for the win.
|
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This is no surprise; recovery in offshore is always much slower than among onshore producers.
|
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Runners wearing this shoe tended to run about 2.5% slower than with their previous shoe.
|
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Nevertheless I managed to cross the finish line, though six minutes slower than in Chicago.
|
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These wireless products were five times slower than their wired counterparts and also were expensive.
|
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Horses are much slower than trains, and they could carry far less cargo than steamboats.
|
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But the reality on the ground can be slower than the pledges for speedy action.
|
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The Brazil proxy was better, but up to 40MB slower than what I experienced elsewhere.
|
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The development of self-driving tech has been slower than some companies and analysts predicted.
|
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But other major companies said their factories remained closed or were running slower than usual.
|
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The market's recovery will be far slower than that of patients infected with the disease.
|
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The rate of inflation was also slower than in December when consumer prices rose 3.7%.
|
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Tropical storms like Dorian typically move slower than weather patterns further north in the Atlantic.
|
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But individual owners have been slower than institutions and companies to catalog what they have.
|
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That was a hair slower than forecast; economists had expected an expansion of 1.1 percent.
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ONE IS, IS THE COUNTRY GOING FASTER OR SLOWER THAN PEOPLE EXPECTED VERSUS OTHER COUNTRIES?
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"Yes, he was behind, he was slower than his peers by a bit," she said.
|
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As such, we see SNAP ad revenue growth being materially slower than we previously expected.
|
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In other words, your card will never write at a speed slower than its rating.
|
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Overall, IATA said global capacity measured in available seat kilometers rose 6.1 percent, slower than demand.
|
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That pace is slower than the regional Fed's prior estimate of 1.3 percent growth on Dec.
|
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But light can go slower than its top speed when it moves through materials like glass.
|
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Netflix's second-quarter earnings suggest the company's road to global domination is going slower than expected.
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Hence, when the application is running, your PC will likely run slower than its usual speed.
|
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Saudi Oil Minister Khalid al-Falih Russia has started, slower than I'd like, but they've started….
|
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That chip is actually slower than the one in Samsung's Galaxy S5, released in early 103.
|
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The firm said margin pressure eased in Britain and Australia at a slower-than-anticipated pace.
|
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He did acknowledge, though, that the Japanese market is moving slower than the North American market.
|
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So, you see the global economy somewhat slower than it was, and possibly getting slower still.
|
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I am late, so I try to safely run, but it's slower than a speed-walk.
|
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Uber's core business, ride-hailing, is growing much slower than other segments of the massive business.
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That is far slower than the average rate of natural speech, around 150 words a minute.
|
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That is slower than Walmart's online sales growth in America, which is itself less than stellar.
|
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The choreography being so fast, I picked it up slower than the dances in prior weeks.
|
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Police determined that Jenner was driving below the speed limit and "minimally slower" than Howe was.
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Smash Bros because it's visually interesting, dramatic, and—importantly—slightly slower than more technical fighting game.
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Tony Hawk: Honestly, that happened slower than I expected, just with the advent of social media.
|
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That's better than economists had expected, but slower than the 3.1% pace in the first quarter.
|
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Yuan-denominated imports fell an annual 1.7 percent, slower than the previous month's 8 percent decline.
|
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So the state of the art in AI is still much slower than how we learn.
|
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Storms worldwide in 2016 moved about 1.25 mph (2 kph) slower than 103 some years ago.
|
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So, again, it's not that the Universe is expanding faster or slower than we previously thought.
|
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Growth rates immediately after the crisis were slower than they had been before, but still healthy.
|
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It has been slower than other Gulf states to cut wasteful spending and raise new revenues.
|
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Getting consensus among a large group is harder and slower than a powerful leader issuing orders.
|
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She also said she expects the pace of rate increases to be "somewhat slower" than expected.
|
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But some people, myself included, have complained that conversational bots can feel slower than other interfaces.
|
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Some things were slower than they were with our old system, and some things had improved.
|
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The nerve fibers advanced about a millimeter a day (about 24,000 times slower than a snail).
|
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While that may sound impressive, it is tens of thousands of times slower than an iPhone.
|
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It works decently on iOS 11, but it is slower than it was on iOS 10.
|
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AMD had long been competing on price—its chips were slower than Intel's but much cheaper.
|
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This was slower than the 2.69 percent rate calculated by N.Y. Fed's program the week before.
|
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Despite slower than expected growth, corporate tax rates will be cut to 17 percent by 2020.
|
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But disinflation was widespread, thanks to a slower-than-expected economic recovery and double-digit unemployment.
|
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The company has previously fallen short of production targets during the slower-than-expected ramp-up.
|
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And it's all thanks to a computer slower than some of the early desktop personal computers.
|
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The Negative Outlook reflects slower-than-anticipated revenue and EBITDA stabilization for Windstream versus previous expectations.
|
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It was slower than many rivals to launch a digital loyalty program and mobile ordering options.
|
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Adults bearing a nymph, once they actually started walking, were no slower than adults without passengers.
|
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Mr. Devictor said that tackling long-term development issues was much slower than providing emergency aid.
|
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The EEG showed that the man's brain was working slower than normal, but nothing suggested seizures.
|
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But its sight is slower than any other observed in the animal kingdom and lacks detail.
|
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Examining word predictions and making a choice is far slower than using autocorrect, Dr. Kristensson said.
|
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It was also slower than October's 2.09% growth and a 5.18% expansion in November last year.
|
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If somebody's moving slower than you are, you've got to get them out of your way.
|
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It should come as no shock that slower-than-expected wage growth doesn't apply to everyone.
|
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Prices rose 0.3 percent in July from June, Nationwide said, slower than June's 1.1 percent jump.
|
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Your commute may be slower than usual, too, so give yourself extra time and travel safely.
|
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But the company's quarterly report revealed slower-than expected growth due to delays in home sales.
|
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Given the better Lane 6, Van Niekerk was still much slower than Makwala, finishing in 221.
|
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The training record is at best mixed, undoubtedly moving slower than anyone in the alliance wanted.
|
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In monthly terms, prices rose by 0.3%, slower than a 0.5% rise in January, Nationwide said.
|
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The supplier said their product is a little bit slower than Oracle's (ORCL), about 20% slower.
|
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Those are supposed to melt slower than regular ice, if that's a problem that you have.
|
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He has concluded that the triple time should be much slower than it is usually performed.
|
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That's slower than the 8.6% rate in the first half of the year, the data showed.
|
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Prices are expected to rise 28503 percent this year, slower than the 22019 percent last year.
|
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Data show foreign investment in China is on the rise, though slower than it had been.
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My record is still slower than records in the 40-44 and 45-49 age categories.
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The economic recovery was slower than it might have been, had more serious action been taken.
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"Change is slow in medicine -- slower than any of us believe it should be," he said.
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A slower-than-expected growth in second-quarter gross domestic product also weighed on investor sentiment.
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Meanwhile, November imports were seen shrinking 13.32% annually, slower than the 16.46% drop a month earlier.
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Despite their greater numbers, Millennials have been slower than previous generations to adopt robust voting habits.
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An experiment at the University of Adelaide found his reactions were slower than the average student.
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That's the fastest in the country, though it's slower than a few places in the world.
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That's slightly slower than the 41% revenue growth between the December quarter of 2017 and 2018.
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Asia's third-largest economy grew at a much slower-than-expected 5.8% in the March quarter.
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And I think this is, as we were saying earlier, society just ... evolution's slower than technology?
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But orders were slower than some expected, with several airlines said to be holding off making decisions.
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So you'd get your fix, but you'd be crunching data a lot slower than before the patch.
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The iPhone battery slowdown saga began when GeekBench discovered some older iPhones were running slower than expected.
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That would be faster than Germany's 0.8 percent and only a touch slower than France's 1.3 percent.
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This was slower than the 1.82% annualized rate calculated by the N.Y. Fed model the week before.
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That growth rate was more than 2 percent slower than their wealthier counterparts, according to Saez's analysis.
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Both rates are slower than the more than 7 percent growth seen in each metric after 2010.
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This was slower than the 2.39 percent rate calculated by the N.Y. Fed model a week ago.
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Those acceleration specs are a fraction slower than the 675LT Spider, but identical to the 570S Coupe.
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While that's slower than recent years, it's still stronger than the majority of the world, he added.
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More often, it's November and December that are slower-than-average, while January is typically quite busy.
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The pace of wage rises remains slower than the 4 percent increases seen before the financial crisis.
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Regardless, the Verizon devices will be slower than they should be, against all odds and reason.[Bloomberg]
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Worse still, even conventional sub-sonic jetliners these days fly slower than their equivalents from the 21s.
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In the second round, Wisconsin played a bit faster, but still slower than Xavier would have liked.
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MARRIOTT SAYS GLOBAL ECONOMIC GROWTH IS CLEARLY SLOWER THAN WE ANTICIPATED WHEN THE YEAR BEGAN - CONF. CALL
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However, the "slower-than-expected decline in surplus fuel inventories" encouraged the organization to consider an extension.
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The whole process is a bit slower than something like Apple's Face ID but not annoyingly so.
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Growth in Tesla's charging network "is far slower than the growth in Tesla's car population," Jonas said.
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Kering's results late on Thursday showed a slower-than-expected rise in second-quarter sales at Gucci.
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Gez, ALVINN ran on 100 MFLOP CPU, ~10x slower than iWatch; Refrigerator-size & needed 5000 watt generator.
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The forecast growth rate was slightly slower than an actual 6.8 percent expansion in the first quarter.
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Slower-than-expected wage growth, in particular, has meant income tax receipts have been a continual disappointment.
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This was a tad slower than the 1.5% pace estimated by Atlanta Fed's GDP program on Thursday.
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This was slower than the 1.6% pace estimated by the Atlanta Fed's GDP program on July 17.
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While Obama also did not fill these posts immediately, Trump's pace is far slower than his predecessor.
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Everyday Health has reported some disappointing quarters, driven by slower-than-expected growth in digital advertising sales.
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So the arithmetic of demography implies that growth should be substantially slower than has been observed historically.
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Even when collateral has been pledged, Italian courts are much slower than those elsewhere to recover it.
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That's only just slower than the Ferrari LaFerrari and the Porsche 918 Spyder — both million-dollar hypercars.
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Growth was much slower than the 21625 percent pace in the final three months of last year.
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That growth rate is slower than the year-on-year increase of some 27% recorded in 2018.
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Economic growth in the first quarter was slower than initially reported, well below the Trump administration's expectations.
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Growth was much slower than the 2.9 percent pace in the final three months of last year.
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In 10 of the 26 individual events, the winning time was slower than at the 2012 trials.
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Job growth in August was slower than expected and US capital expenditures shrank in the second quarter.
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That was slower than the 3.6 percent drop in the first half of the year, Reuters reported.
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However, these customers tended to return new release discs much slower than more active customers, so DVD.
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That helps explain why running apps and switching apps can feel much slower than they once did.
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"We see global growth a little bit slower than we forecast in October," he said on Monday.
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The German was only sixth-fastest in the afternoon, his best effort 1.076 seconds slower than Verstappen's.
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Artyom moves slower than Far Cry's nameless hero, and can only take a few hits before dying.
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Companies have also blamed lower than expected revenues on the slower than expected rollout of retail stores.
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Tor's a bit more work to set up and use, and is slower than using a VPN.
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This was slower than the 2.0% pace estimated by the Atlanta Fed's GDP program on Aug. 30.
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So, it is there, moving slower than a granny, that I do my writing in my head.
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But despite their efforts, the growth of buprenorphine prescribers has been slower than many experts would like.
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This isn't to say that the health care law caused health costs to grow slower than expected.
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Fonterra sold its consumer business in Venezuela, while growth in other markets has been slower than expected.
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" He added, "Our job is to grow that significantly slower than the pace of growth of revenue.
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Meanwhile, December imports were seen falling 6.30% annually, slower than the 9.24% drop posted a month earlier.
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RSM's managed malls are progressing slower than expected, due to its exposure in 3rd/4th tier cities.
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Although that's slower than the previous three months, it's faster than the same period a year earlier.
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It's slower than my previous estimate of TIE Fighter speeds—but surely these things can slow down.
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The Federer slice backhand, Evans explained, tends to tumble through the air slower than his other shots.
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Wireless charging is slower than wired charging, but some wireless chargers and phones support fast wireless charging.
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Trivago – The travel website operator cut its full-year outlook, based on slower-than-expected revenue growth.
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Mr. Mulvaney revealed on Wednesday that tax revenue is coming in a little bit slower than expected.
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It was also slower than Amazon's North American sales growth of 2136.3 percent during the holiday quarter.
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It's an awful feeling realizing that your internet speed is far slower than what your provider promised.
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It's as though an enormous tornado inched its way through at a pace much slower than walking.
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"I think we did a good job, but maybe a bit slower than we could," he said.
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Trading is expected to be slower than usual this week due Lunar New Year celebrations in China.
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"The approval process for overseas titles is generally slower than for domestic games," said Gu at Newzoo.
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Employers added 2.65 million jobs last year, slower than 2014 but the second best year since 1999.
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This was a tad slower than the 1.3% pace estimated by Atlanta Fed's GDP program on Monday.
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He said it can do around seven transactions a second, which is slower than dial-up connection.
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Apple said that though its iPhone manufacturing sites had reopened, they were ramping up slower than anticipated.
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This was slower than the 5.0 percent pace calculated by the regional Fed's forecast program on Wednesday.
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This off-season's pace of signings has been faster but remains far slower than most previous years.
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Like, slower than you usually do (we all know you take as much time as you please).
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Finnish team mate Valtteri Bottas was quicker, 0.897 slower than Vettel but still the quickest of Ferrari's rivals.
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The latest estimate on gross domestic product was slower than the 5.4 percent growth pace calculated on Feb.
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"The year has started off slower than we'd like," CEO Michelle Gass told analysts on an earnings call.
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That pace is a tad slower than the regional Fed's prior estimate of 2.6 percent growth on Feb.
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Does your iPhone run a little slower than it used to, just in time for the iPhone 8?
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The time was the fastest in the world this year and 0.02 seconds slower than Coleman's personal best.
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That's slower than the highest-rated Verizon fiber optic line speeds, and not necessarily all that much cheaper.
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The U.S. services sector expanded at a slower-than-expected pace in December, according to data released Monday.
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According to their research, the searches in the watersports category were much slower than in the previous year.
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"Know what your speed is, because sometimes people think they're faster or slower than they are," she says.
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That's a touch slower than the previous quarter but comfortably surpasses the 6.8 percent growth posted by China.
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In annual terms, Scotland's economy grew by 0.7 percent, slower than growth of 1.8 percent in Britain's economy.
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That's slower than iOS 28.0, which took just 227 days to hit 50 percent, but not by much.
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Historically though, yes, progress has been slow, certainly slower than other industries in terms of awareness and implementation.
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This makes people replace coats slower than they would shirts, for example, which have a more aesthetic investment.
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Deal volume stayed suppressed through Q2 20153, and this year is on pace to be slower than 2012.
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"In addition, the implementation of the 2016 budget in the second quarter remains slower than expected," he said.
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While the burger joint beat top and bottom line estimates, slower-than-expected sales growth sent shares tumbling.
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Last year, Mark Zuckerberg admitted that efforts to monetize Facebook Messenger through advertising had gone slower than expected.
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But on an yearly basis, GDP grew by 2.7 percent, slower than the second quarter's 3.3 percent rise.
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Revenue, for its part, is up only 2320% year-over-year, igniting concerns over slower-than-ever growth.
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"If anything, I was a little bit slower than I thought I was going to be," he said.
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The firm's losses, paired with slower-than-anticipated DAU expansion, were a tough pill for investors to swallow.
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This was slower than the 1.37 percent growth rate calculated by the N.Y. Fed model the week before.
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Sonos said its growth in Europe was slower than expected because voice is an earlier stage of adoption.
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The latest estimate on gross domestic product was slower than the 4.0 percent growth pace calculated on Feb.
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Weak economic growth made deficit reduction much slower than the Conservatives expected when they took office in 2010.
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It's also capped at about 5 mph slower than those I was riding in LA just last month.
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That was slower than the median forecast for 2.8 percent but faster than the preliminary 2.4 percent expansion.
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Atlantic storms that make landfall moved 2.9 mph (4.7 kph) slower than 60 some years ago, it said.
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For 2018, it expects growth of 2.2 percent, a tick slower than the 2.27 percent it previously forecast.
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She notes that at 5 feet 6 inches tall she was smaller and slower than most pro players.
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The latest estimate on gross domestic product was slower than the 3.2 percent growth pace calculated on Feb.
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Why it matters: The VR market has been slower than expected to take off, resulting in several casualties.
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But Overstreet said Noorah's attorney claimed he was driving much slower than what law enforcement surveillance video shows.
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Last month, GoPro said it had seen "slower-than-expected sell-through at retailers" during the fourth quarter.
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Industrial output is expected to have risen 0.5% in April, slower than the previous month's sharp 1.4% rise.
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And the new site makes no attempt at helping you determine if your connection is slower than normal.
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The latest fourth-quarter gross domestic product estimate was slower than the 3.6 growth rate calculated on Nov.
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"My brain was slower than my mouth," LePage, a Republican, told reporters at the state house in Augusta.
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U.S. wheat futures rose modestly on Tuesday after the USDA reported slower-than-expected winter crop planting progress.
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Lava from Kilauea moves much slower than the dangerous mix of ash, rock and gases spewing from Fuego.
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And it's true that economic growth since 2008 has been slower than some earlier periods in US history.
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Industrial production grew 1.9% in August, slower than expected but higher than the 1.2% pace a month earlier.
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The U.S. corn harvest is progressing slightly slower than expected but not slow enough to cause major concern.
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Millions of tax returns have been submitted, but indications are that they are coming in slower than usual.
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His fastball has averaged 94.5 miles per hour, nearly a mile and a half slower than last season.
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That was slower than the 4.2% rate in the second quarter, because of a deceleration in business investment.
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That's a slower than the 4.2% rate in the second quarter, because of a deceleration in business investment.
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The device moves slower than the ocean's current thanks to an underwater parachute that serves as an anchor.
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Sentiment was further soured after data revealed that Australia's economy grew more slower than expected during last quarter.
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As he often does, Bolt reacted relatively slowly to the starting gun, slower than every competitor but one.
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The company cited "slower-than-anticipated growth" of the legal cannabis market in California, per Marijuana Business Daily.
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Mini Motoring Points will accrue slower than the more generous cash back of other cards on the market.
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The news comes at a time when Apple's core iPhone business is expecting slower than expected sales growth.
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"It's slower than any of us want, and not helping enough people yet, but, definitely, change," she said.
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Ryan Moore hit the ball great but could not figure out the greens, which were slower than usual.
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Serbia's economy is set to grow 1.8 percent this year, slower than its neighbors, the World Bank says.
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This was a tad slower than the 2.1% pace estimated by Atlanta Fed's GDP program on June 14.
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This was slower than the 4.4 percent pace calculated by the regional Fed's forecast program on Sept. 5.
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The number of paid users grew 25 percent last year, slower than the 20063 percent rate in 2016.
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Outstanding yuan loans grew 12.4% from a year earlier — in line with expectations but slower than July's 12.6%.
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He also defended the FAA's decision to move slower than other regulators in March in grounding the plane.
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Notably, average growth in that period was slower than in the preceding 10 years, sometimes by a lot.
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For Optimus Ride, the fastest path to mass adoption of the technology is, ironically, slower-than-normal speeds.
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Zink printers are slower than Instax to spit out your images, but they're done the minute they emerge.
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They are 33 and 31, and they appear a step slower than they were a few years ago.
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"Because it's Trump, the tower will appreciate, but a lot slower than what we had thought," he said.
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The social media network has been slower than its rivals like Facebook and Snapchat at expanding new features.
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This project is slower than any other I've been on, so I'm trying to adjust to the pace.
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Consumer prices in Saxony rose much slower than the month before, but similar data in Brandenburg proved solid.
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Two other flights operated by Virgin over the same route were only minutes slower than the BA flight.
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That was slower than the 67% growth it generated in the first three months of its fiscal year.
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That&aposs far slower than one of the standard methods for removing PFAS: adding carbon to contaminated water.
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A snail probably moves around 0.001 m/s, so the astronaut moves six times slower than a snail.
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"The speed that shipments clear customs is much slower than what is was in early 2018," he said.
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Euro zone consumer prices grew by a slower-than-expected 1.1 percent last month, data last week showed.
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Historic as it may be, this year's rate is only somewhat slower than in recent years, experts said.
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He said because blockchains require all transactions to be verified cryptographically, they are often slower than traditional processes.
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But any given storm is increasingly likely to be more intense, wetter, and slower than in the past.
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Online sales grew just 23 percent during the period, much slower than the prior quarter's 50 percent jump.
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The rapid recovery in U.S. output is one of the factors making market rebalancing slower than OPEC anticipated.
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But the robot is still much slower than humans, taking 31 seconds on average to pick one lettuce.
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That was slower than the 753% growth it generated in the first three months of its fiscal year.
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Azure revenue rose 28.82 percent over the year, slower than the 21.14 percent rise in the previous quarter.
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In that meeting he told Gase what was causing him to play slower than usual, contributing to turnovers.
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Economic growth could be slower than expected because of volatility in exports and a lukewarm holiday shopping system.
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However, this quarter's pace was slightly slower than the first quarter, when e-commerce sales rose 63 percent.
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The online business is still growing slower than it was a year ago, but Walmart will take it.
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Global growth is still slower than before the financial crisis of 2008, but is heading in the right direction.
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Blockchains in their current state (at least public ones) have some scaling issues, making them slower than traditional databases.
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For instance, the surface in 's Hertogenbosch this year, where he won the title, was even slower than Wimbledon's.
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While inventories increased further in the second quarter, the pace of accumulation was slower than early in the year.
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Development of this advanced fuel industry has been slower than lawmakers expected when they established annual targets in 2007.
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Such impacts often manifest far slower than other overdoses, yet they're still the direct result of chronic drug abuse.
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Social security has a short life-span because the funds flowing in are slower than the funds going out.
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Credit trading activity, however, was slower than the third quarter although the general environment remained relatively benign, Pruzan said.
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The statement said if inflation fell slower than expected in coming months the bank would raise its policy rate.
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Asia's third largest economy grew at a significantly slower-than-expected 230% annual pace in the January-March quarter.
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Sales have started the year slower than expected, due in part to a delay in tax refunds, Biggs said.
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"Normalization in the automotive industry may be slower than initially thought," the central bank said in a regular report.
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"Subscriber growth, not advertising, drives our revenues," Sarandos said, noting growth in the second quarter was slower than expected.
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For reference, 120 fps is about five times slower than normal speed, and 240 fps is 10 times slower.
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Sam Weston, who works for the University of Reading in EduCity, admits that recruitment has been slower than hoped.
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China said last month its economy expanded 6.7 percent in the first quarter, slightly slower than the December quarter.
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Second-place qualifier Kyle Busch was just a tick slower than Logano, with his best lap registering 197.520 mph.
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Federal bureaucrats could move slower than usual to implement contentious orders, such as the deportation of 11m undocumented migrants.
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Though the economy has resumed growth after the deepest recession in decades, the recovery has been slower than expected.
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That was slightly slower than the 4.4 percent pace calculated by the regional Fed's forecast program on Aug. 3.
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Most emerging Asian currencies were buoyant as the dollar eased after Thursday's slower-than-expected April consumer price gain.
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In the case of tunnelling he found that current machines are much slower than physics suggested they could be.
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Snapchat owner Snap fell 14.62 percent a day after reporting much-slower-than expected advertising revenue and user growth.
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In the case of Microsoft, it's frustrating, because that old GPU is significantly slower than the Pascal GPUs available.
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U.S. nonfarm payrolls increased by a slower-than-expected 151,250 in August, against expectations for a rise of 22.92,219.39.
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This gadget is good for lighting cigarettes, cigars, and candles, though it does ignite slower than traditional flame lighters.
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This Pentium chip is significantly slower than the Intel Core m3 chip inside of the entry-level Surface Pro.
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The big picture: Average hourly wage growth rose 3.2% on an annual basis, which is somewhat slower than before.
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Facebook (Oculus Rift) and HTC (Vive) had growing pains at launch, whether slower than expected shipping or order cancellations.
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The researchers expect that human subjects will likely text a bit slower than the monkeys, but not by much.
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Yet while virtual and augmented reality uptake may be slower than boosters expected or hoped, venture investment hasn't slackened.
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Asia's third largest economy grew at a significantly slower-than-expected 5.8% annual pace in the January-March quarter.
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Asia's third largest economy grew at a much slower-than-expected 5.8% annual pace in the January-March quarter.
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Obviously, growth is slower than it had been in the past, but still the world's largest market for us.
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However, the pace of nominal wage rises remains slower than the 4 percent increases of before the financial crisis.
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Because it was, yes, downloading the web, but it was downloading it slower than the web itself was expanding.
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Goldman's ratings benefit from a strong market share in advisory though results may be slower than in prior years.
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"Progress over the past two months has been slower than in previous months," wrote Robinson at the LROC site.
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We expect it to stay pretty stable but slower than the growth we've seen in prior years for 2016.
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Meanwhile, February producer prices tanked 4.9 percent on year, slower than January's 5.3 percent and in line with estimates.
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Smartphones and networks are constantly getting faster, but somehow the mobile web now feels slower than it ever did.
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This critical mindset might cause some to feel like like their phone is working slower than before at first.
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If you're getting strange errors, or if your computer is running slower than normal, you might have a virus.
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That's not bad, but still far slower than dedicated ASIC hardware, which calculates in terms of terahashes per second.
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Growth was slightly slower than January, which was revised up to 22019,000 jobs, the Labor Department reported on Friday.
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Despite slower than initially expected de-leveraging, Fitch views the company's portfolio actions as positive in the long run.
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That's actually much slower than Avezum and crew hoped, but was still fast enough to win this particular contest.
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Although this would be slower than in 2017, Jestin said it was nevertheless possible Klepierre might beat its forecast.
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The moves came despite slower than expected growth in Chinese industrial output, investment, retail sales and trade in July.
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Chocolate sales are growing slower than they used to, but those profitable impulse buys are still important to merchants.
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Even though Samsung's phone is slower than the iPhone 7 in this test, users shouldn't notice any real lags.
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The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said women's clothing prices rose at a slower than usual pace in March.
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Jobs in the field are expected to increase by a slower-than-average rate of 2083 percent through 2026.
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BUT REMEMBER, THE FOURTH QUARTER GDP IS GOING TO BE SIGNIFICANTLY SLOWER THAN THE SECOND AND THE THIRD QUARTER.
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Netflix fell after a Jefferies analyst said its subscriber growth in the United States may be slower than expected.
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" He later added that "the speed with which the bureaucracy could exercise my decision was slower than I wanted.
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Like a phantom, it glided against the current, its rhythm just a beat slower than the water around it.
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Underlying inflation averaged around 1.85 percent, again missing estimates and actually a touch slower than in the second quarter.
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Vertex cited a slower-than-anticipated launch in Germany and slower refills during July and August for the cut.
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The economy grew 215 percent for the full-year 63, slightly slower than the government's forecast of 26 percent.
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But they're moving slower than one might have expected under recent Senate rules changes and GOP control of Congress.
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Revenue growth has been slower than expected, and rolling out new businesses and improving existing ones has proved pricey.
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Refined nickel imports have been slower than last year but inbound shipments of nickel raw materials continue to boom.
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The pace was slightly slower than analysts' expectations of 7.1 percent growth, and down from 7.5 percent in August.
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Another security researcher discovered that write speeds in a normal tab are much slower than in an incognito window.
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As a result, traffic has slowed to 8.3 miles per hour — even slower than it was before congestion pricing.
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Until then, I'd thought it was a sad thing that you were sometimes slower than the rest of us.
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Business was slower than usual and future reservations are down, but Sea Landing stayed open to honor existing reservations.
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I'm slower than I am at park run back home, but that's always the way with a new route.
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In some cities, though, the DACA push in response to immigration authorities reopening renewal applications was slower than others.
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The wind has died down, although a slight rain continues to fall, making the greens much slower than yesterday.
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However, testing has been far slower than other countries and the total number of cases might be far larger.
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This is slower than your nervous system, but "for a plant biologist, that is booking it," Dr. Gilroy said.
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It's still slower than charging by cable, and less efficient, and it generates more heat, which reduces battery life.
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But its speeds were slower than some of the other networks; I downloaded a movie in about 15 seconds.
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But in the closing days of campaigning, observers felt Gantz was looking worn down, a step slower than Netanyahu.
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But the Chairman himself says the revenue -- the growth was slower than expected and more challenges remain in 2020.
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According to Moody's, Kuwait has been slower than its regional peers in developing its non-oil and private sector.
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However, the company noted that the return to work has been slower than expected, impacting the supply of iPhones.
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Most players, who describe the court as playing somewhat slower than what they are used to, like the court.
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U.S. wholesale inventories grew at a faster rate than expected in December, though still slower than the month before.
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Still, the overall level of hiring so far this year is a bit slower than it was in 2018.
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"The pace of change is far slower than the problem and the harm that the problem causes," she said.
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Elsewhere in the region, Japan revealed that its economy grew slower than what was estimated in the second quarter.
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The cut was prompted by slower-than-expected sales in the holiday shopping season in Europe, the United States.
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That is a pace far slower than recent predecessors, falling far short of the schedule originally outlined by Gov.
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"They said things were slower than usual because the person who would investigate was on furlough," the pilot said.
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And yet, the marketing and sponsorships from benefactors for college female teams has caught on slower than men's sports.
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But because of cost concerns, union resistance and other factors, the rollout has been slower than some cities envisioned.
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In a YouTube video posted last week, technology commenter Dave Lee claimed that not only was the Core i2699-equipped MacBook Pro running slower than its base clock speed, but that it was also completing video rendering tasks 11 percent slower than the previous-generation MacBook Pro with a Core i7 processor.
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As a result, downloading apps directly to the watch was slower than through the Android Wear app on my phone.
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Netflix shares plummeted 14 percent on Tuesday, a day after the company reported slower-than-expected subscriber growth last quarter.
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According to a back-of-the-envelope calculation, this delay is about ten times slower than the light traveling unimpeded.
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Image: William Warby/FlickrHave you ever had that nagging sensation that your computer was slower than it used to be?
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If your ability to partner is slower than the pace of change, you will never be ahead of the curve.
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The bright-blue Chevy panel van, chugging along at slower than a walking pace, may not have looked like much.
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By Jack Stewart After the Concorde was retired in 2003, air travellers only had one speed option: slower than sound.
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However, revenue increases were slower than the same quarter a year earlier, when it jumped 58 percent year over year.
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Just be sure that you're OK with a limited app selection and performance that might be slower than you'd like.
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Last month's rise brought the year-over-year increase to 2.2 percent, slower than the 2.4 percent advance in March.
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Outstanding yuan loans at end-December grew 12.7 percent from a year earlier, slower than an expected 13.1 percent rise.
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And we aren't talking about poorly made, subpar notebooks that run slower than your smartphone after the latest iOS update.
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If China delivers growth at that pace this year, it would be slower than the 6.7 percent expansion last year.
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Germany made a nervous start in Kazan, playing slower than it usually does to avoid being vulnerable on the break.
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The current reforms were slower than market expectations and could not be completed in one or two years, he said.
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The TPU v2 Pods feature up to 512 cores and are a bit slower than the v3 ones, of course.
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Across Wales as a whole, however, in the past decade economic growth has been far slower than the British average.
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The South Taurid meteors are moving about 17 miles per second, slower than others that occur during different meteor showers.
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Though it's good that Samsung has begun its Android Pie rollout, the schedule is (as always) slower than customers want.
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Twitter (TWTR) blamed several bugs in its advertising products and slower-than-expected demand for advertising in the summer months.
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At a news conference in New York, Schneiderman said Spectrum's Wi-Fi speeds were approximately 80 percent slower than advertised.
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Target reported slower-than-expected growth in the third quarter and chalked it up to large investments in speedier shipping.
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That's speed on par with Samsung's desktop SATA SSDs, although still a good bit slower than an M.2 drive.
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And we aren't talking about poorly made, subpar notebooks that run slower than your smartphone after the latest iOs update.
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Recovery from the devastating 2012 outbreak of coffee rust, a harmful fungus, has been "slower than expected" the report said.
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That was a few seconds slower than he managed in London, but still well ahead of a world-record pace.
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It forecast domestic euro zone growth of 20203 percent this year, slower than the 22020 percent it predicted in February.
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Google's ad revenue grew 15% in the first quarter, slower than the 24% increase in the segment the year prior.
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The reality, however, is that thus far in 2017, job growth has been somewhat slower than it was in 2016.
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Profit for 2019 is likely to increase by 6.4 percent this year, much slower than 23.5 percent growth in 2018.
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The pace of fall, however, was slower than a 0.15 percent annual decline forecast by economists in a Reuters poll.
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Scotland's economic growth is weak and is expected to remain slower than that of Britain as a whole (see chart).
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It comes with an 18W USB-C charger; it charges slower than wired charging, but it's still considered fast charging.
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Banks are currently cutting back in response to slower-than-expected economic growth and new regulations since the financial crisis.
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There, it'll hop from network to network and ISP to ISP, which is obviously slower than using Google's own network.
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But Trump is correct that the overall growth in gross domestic product remains slower than any other post-war recovery.
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The car was traveling slower than two miles per hour at the time of impact — the bus, about 15 mph.
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The drop followed a monthly report from EIA that showed oil production is growing slower than previously expected in 2018.
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Second, they looked for countries that were growing faster or slower than expected, resulting in positive or negative growth gaps.
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The big picture: Rhetoric matters, but action matters more, and here President Trump has actually been slower than his predecessor.
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There are many factors, of course, but overly aggressive predictions and slower-than-expected market growth were two major factors.
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As hoped, it's definitely faster than the first generation of Touch ID, though perhaps slightly slower than the second gen.
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It's only somewhat slower than the A10X processor found in the iPad Pro, so you aren't missing out on much.
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Cheap laptops use cheap hard disk drives, which are much slower than the solid state drives found in better computers.
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The lawsuit, led by then-Attorney General Eric Schneiderman alleged that speeds were up to 28 percent slower than advertised.
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China set its 2019 economic growth target at 6.0-6.5 percent this year, slower than the growth recorded in 2018.
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The luxury goods group reported a slower-than-expected rise in second-quarter sales at Gucci in the previous session.
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The key risk for the industry remains slower-than-expected growth in China, leading to weaker demand for communication devices.
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"My feeling was my timing was a little bit off," Pliskova said, adding the court felt slower than she expected.
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The Spaniard, who completed 93 laps after failing to set a time in the morning, was 0.563 slower than Raikkonen.
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Uber had been slower than its peers to release such a report, for which CEO Travis Kalanick apologized on Tuesday.
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The bad loans reflect more than a decade of stagnation and Italy's slower-than-expected recovery from the euro crisis.
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In my experience, the TV programs loaded fairly quickly, if slower than launching a show on Netflix, for comparison's sake.
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Reuters reported earlier this month the bank's progress in attracting individual customers in the region has been slower than planned.
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China's fixed-asset investment growth was slower than expected, while industrial output and retail sales data were not encouraging either.
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The company said it expected organic sales growth of 297 percent this year, slower than the 21.20 percent in 19.523.
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At the same time, production growth in the Bakken formation of North Dakota is seen slower than a year earlier.
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Canadians paid 3.2 percent more for food, though the pace of the increase was slightly slower than the month before.
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But tech stocks could come under pressure after Snap posted revenue that missed estimates and slower-than-expected revenue growth.
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On the other hand, the growth rate of the economy has been slower than at any time since Herbert Hoover.
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Some of the companies said industry adoption was slower than it could be, in part because of the added expense.
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Refusing home health care after a hospitalization puts patients at risk of a difficult, incomplete or slower-than-anticipated recovery.
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Wage growth has shown signs of accelerating over the last year but remains slower than before the 2007-2009 recession.
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Adoption ended up slower than many expected, forcing Oculus to fund VR content creators since it's still an unsustainable business.
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Cloud infrastructure vendors are working hard to shift those workloads, but technology always moves a lot slower than we think.
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HRS has de-leveraged slower than Fitch expected following the XLS acquisition driven by recent portfolio reshaping and share repurchases.
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Filling The White House Performance: Trump has been much slower than the previous three presidents in filling federal government positions.
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It was slower than the first season, and also doubled down on some of the problematic story lines, but fine.
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The pace was slower than the previous quarter's 2175 percent and also the 212 percent forecast in a Reuters poll.
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Sales of lithium-ion batteries have been considerably slower than anticipated, and the factory has yet to turn a profit.
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Your old PC will be slower than a new PC, but it still does what you need it to do.
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"It is slower, much slower than WEC, and it has much less horsepower," di Grassi said of the electric car.
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However, the transition from coal to cleaner fuels may be slower than in other countries, because of the industry's scale.
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They hope to tie Democrats to Obama's economic record and the slower-than-expected recovery from the 22019 financial crash.
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The Red Cross also said that freezing conditions with heavy snow and wind caused evacuations to move slower than expected.
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But Trump's agenda with the first GOP-led Congress in a decade is moving slower than anticipated since his Jan.
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I'm a media relations and public affairs manager for a relatively small agency, so some days are slower than slow.
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They have grown by 5 percent per year on average since 2002, slower than the pace of banknotes in circulation.
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Goldman analyst David Tamberrino reaffirmed his sell rating for Tesla shares, predicting Model 3 production will be slower than expected.
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"Trading in 3Q21.99 appears a little slower than we would have liked, but FY22016 guidance is unchanged," Jefferies analysts wrote.
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A Supreme Court decision opened the way for states to allow sports betting, but some have moved slower than expected.
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Music's reckoning is happening considerably slower than the one in Hollywood, but being present and visible is activism in itself.
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Amazon says there will be seven different speeds for Alexa, two slower than the default and four that are faster.
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A slew of Apple iCloud services and apps are "experiencing slower than normal performance," according to the phone maker's website.
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If robots were the problem, our worker productivity would be growing faster, not slower, than it has in the past.
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Brazil's real weakened as a slower-than-expected rise in retail sales in August raised concerns about the economy's recovery.
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That was slower than December's 0.8 percent monthly growth but marked 0.63 straight months of price increases, Reuters calculations showed.
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I realize that even though he is fast, he is probably a step slower than he was five years ago.
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Still, the levels remain far above the state standard and the decline in pollution has been slower than some hoped.
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That has been a big issue traditionally for ARM computers, which feel slower than devices with Intel or AMD chips.
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Mom runs about four minutes per mile slower than my easy pace, so I knew I could cover the distance.
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But, that's slower than reported growth of more than 9% in 2018, and down from a 10% increase in 2017.
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JBL claims that the headphones can even charge from lighting indoors, although that'll be far slower than under direct sunlight.
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"I think the Centre Court is much slower than the other courts I played on before," the 12th seed said.
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Kraft Heinz has been slower than many of its other traditional rivals to try and branch out into newer categories.
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Japan's core machinery orders, which rose at a slower-than-expected pace in December, had little impact on the market.
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"Certain countries are going to move slower than others, so implementing the approach region-wide will take time," he said.
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That is sharply slower than last year's 50 percent jump and on track for the slowest annual growth in a decade.
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Netflix remains the runaway leader of streaming services, even though it reported a slower-than-expected subscriber growth rate on Monday.
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In January, Singapore reported that its economy grew 3.3 percent in 2018 — slower than the 3.6 percent recorded the year before.
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Charter reported a loss of 73,10.363 residential video customers in the quarter, slower than 91,000 it had lost a year earlier.
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Investors drove shares of Domino's down by 5.5 percent Tuesday, disappointed in slower-than-expected sales growth during the third quarter.
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Spire watches for your breathing patterns so it can more accurately access when you're breathing faster or slower than your norm.
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On Friday, the Chinese statistics bureau reported slower-than-expected industrial output and retail sales growth for the month of November.
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The Sub-6 GHz spectrum is faster than 63G but slower than the 5G most of these companies are talking about.
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That is, of course, much slower than an actual Bugatti Chiron, which boasts a top speed of 261 miles per hour.
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DJI has since started sending out some Mavics, but apparently the whole process is going slower than some customers had expected.
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We feel that everybody is unique, and some women can go slower than that and still have a normal vaginal birth.
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Their metabolism is slower than that of other apes, they reproduce later in life, and they nurse their babies for longer.
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With a top speed of 24 kph (15 mph) it's a little slower than the Electrified S, but I didn't mind.
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Austria and France also saw their economies expand over the same period, even if the latter figure was slower than expected.
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Cows grow and reproduce slower than pigs and poultry, so they eat a lot more and need more land and water.
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Nomura also cut its 2019 revenue forecast for ZTE by between 2% and 7%, taking into account slower-than-expected demand.
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Scooters and bikes are lighter and slower than cars and trucks, making them simpler and cheaper to automate and operate remotely.
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But the scientific process on the whole did its job here, even if it was slower than we might have hoped.
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The Chinese National Bureau of Statistics reported that investment, factory output and retail sales all grew slower than expected in April.
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Here, the balance is geared more towards the ideas, and the pace is slower than, say, "Liar's Poker", his first book.
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Nominal cash earnings rose 0.9 percent year-on-year in August, slower than a revised 1.6 percent annual increase in July.
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The ONS also said Britain's giant services sector grew by a monthly 0.2 percent in April, slightly slower than in March.
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On the Chromebook Plus, I found that most apps felt slightly slower than they do on my Google Pixel XL phone.
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Meanwhile, the International Monetary Fund released new projections on Wednesday that showed growth in Asian economies could be slower than expected.
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Data on Monday showed that Mexican inflation rose at a slightly slower-than-expected pace in the first half of June.
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On jobs, the Fed acknowledged job growth was strong but second-quarter gains were noticeably slower than in the first quarter.
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Progress seems to have been a little slower than in some natural sciences, and economics remains far behind other social sciences.
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Thailand grew 2.8 percent in 2015, up from 0.8 percent in 2014, but slower than the growth rate of its neighbors.
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Solar Impulse 2 flew at an average speed of 75 kilometers (46 miles) per hour, slower than an ordinary passenger car.
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But sales have been far slower than expected - only about 260,22025 vehicles, including 1150,000 in 2015, down 6 percent from 2014.
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Also, while my Digital Ocean box is a lot slower than my MacBook Pro, it has a blazing-fast internet connection.
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Economists expect the Chinese economy to have expanded 6.3% on an annual basis, slower than the 6.4% in the prior quarter.
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But sales have been far slower than expected - only about 23340,260 vehicles, including 603,260 in 22025, down 60 percent from 2014.
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When it's active, any time-limited ability in your toolbox — specifically, melee abilities, grenades and Supers — charge significantly slower than normal.
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A test conducted by some reporters at The Verge found the site either loaded regularly or a little slower than usual.
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Consumer price inflation (CPI) climbed an annual 1.3 percent, slower than the estimated 1.7 percent rise and July's 1.8 percent spike.
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That is slower than in any member of the OECD, a rich-country club that Costa Rica has applied to join.
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It typically flew at a ground speed of 30 mph, or around 18 times slower than a regular, gas-powered plane.
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Restarted, another tape spools slower than before, creating a warped, melancholic melody that is only an echo of its previous tune.
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But Sabine Lautenschlaeger, who represents the ECB's supervisory arm on the central bank's board, said progress had been slower than hoped.
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The company also posted slower-than-expected sales growth of 3.1% at its US franchise locations open at least a year.
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Australia's economy expanded a slower-than-expected 2.8 percent in the third-quarter with private consumption one of the biggest drags.
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The result is that TV-based operating systems tend to be harder to use and slower than their smart box counterparts.
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"Because of depressed commodities prices, the ramp up of operations in Brazil was slower than our initial expectations," Salmon told Reuters.
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Snap missed revenue estimates and posted slower-than-expected user growth last week in its first quarterly report since going public.
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Hamilton was only fifth, 0.835 slower than Vettel, while team mate Valtteri Bottas was third and 0.435 off the Ferrari's pace.
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The U.S. economy grew even slower than was expected, at an annualized rate of just 0.7 percent in the first quarter.
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Then, additional uncertainties emerged in the form of slower-than-expected recovery in Europe, global trade tensions and heightened geopolitical risks.
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Between 1981 and 1988, GDP per adult grew by an average of 2.5 percent, distinctly slower than what they are forecasting.
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Consumer headset adoption has been slower than some analysts expected as prices remain high for some of the most recognizable systems.
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"The slower than expected resolution process also means that there is unlikely to be any reduction in the numbers," he said.
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Baudry hopes the firm's new strategies will help it grow sales 3 percent this year, still slower than the wider market.
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Spending on private health insurance rose 5.1 percent to $1.1 trillion, which was slower than the 6.9 percent growth in 2015.
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Three of my projects are on hold for different internal reasons, so things are slower than I'd like them to be.
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Average monthly job gains fell to about 116,000 in March through May, much slower than the nearly 200,2023 pace last year.
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Germany is now expected to grow by only 20213% this year, slower than the 0.8% the IMF had predicted in April.
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Consequently, the top velocity of the pitches by the women was a few miles per hour slower than among the men.
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Norway will record the strongest price growth in Europe (6%) in 5003, but this is notably slower than last year (10%).
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So we have to understand this gap and why the progress in closing it is a lot slower than we'd like.
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For example, Serena's average topspin serve is about 145 kilometers per hour, 25 kilometers per hour slower than her power serve.
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Nationwide said 2016 was the first year since 2008 that house price growth in London was slower than the British average.
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Infrastructure investment rose a paltry 3.8% in the first seven months of the year, slower than 4.1% in the first half.
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He finished fourth at the London Games with a time more than five seconds slower than his winning effort of 2008.
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He may be slower than he used to be, but he is still talking at least half a mile a minute.
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IHS Markit's Euro Zone Composite Flash Purchasing Managers' Index, seen as an indicator of economic health, showed slower-than-expected growth.
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The growth rate would be considerably slower than the 13.9 percent annual growth rate seen during the five years through 441.763.
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Like Rosberg, he spent the afternoon focused on long-run race simulations with both Mercedes lapping slower than their morning best.
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During the first quarter of this year, job gains averaged 24,21 per month, just a bit slower than last year's pace.
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Cerrone has always had trouble with his long limbed, looping punches being slower than his shorter opponents punches up the inside.
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For example, Chichester's prior time was 2:53:30, about six minutes slower than the qualifying time for the elite group.
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If you dislike Face ID because it's slower than Touch ID, 2020's iPhone could bring the good ol' finger biometric.
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It produced one-tenth the amount of raw steel as China, and its steel output was still growing slower than China's.
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Revenue rose 20 percent to $3.1 billion, slower than the 25 percent annual growth it had recorded in the prior quarter.
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The top speed for trains on the subway is about 50 miles per hour, though most trains travel slower than that.
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The upswing anticipated for the neighborhood with the creation of Lincoln Center in the mid-303s had been slower than anticipated.
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Because of the golf ball is going further than it did back in 2000, I'm slower than I was in 2000.
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The Asian economic giant is expected to grow by 4.9% this year, slower than the earlier forecast of 5.7%, said OECD.
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The catch: Signals from space have to travel a long way, so the connection is slower than earth-bound internet options.
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Furthermore, the AP found that the pace of deletions by the Trump administration is, on average, slower than predecessors thus far.
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Industrial output slightly missed expectations as it came in at 22.0 percent, while new bank lending was also slower than estimated.
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Sanders on Tuesday was asked why the pace of nominations for judges and agency appointments was slower than for previous presidents.
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Now he uses them even more — nearly 87 percent of the time — despite the fact that both are slower than ever.
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Elliott sees Dorsey's lack of control over Twitter as a reason for why the company makes decisions slower than its competitors.
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The user base grew by 21 percent over the past year to 173 million, which was slower than analysts had expected.
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The harvests are off to a slower than normal start, after heavy rains and historic flooding delayed planting in the spring.
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That growth rate is drastically slower than the 2.1% increase in the fourth quarter and 63% for the full year 2019.
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Ten states -- all of which are expected to lose a congressional district due to slower-than-average growth over the decade.
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After so long in a cast, her recovering arm is still weak; she's still slower than everyone else in her class.
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Failure to meet strategic goals amid slower-than-anticipated growth of its non-member businesses could also lead to a downgrade.
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What's worse, for the first time in three years, that wage growth was slower than the rate of inflation (1.9 percent).
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The EC forecast domestic euro zone growth at 1.2 percent this year, slower than the 1.3 percent it predicted in February.
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Adobe sees Digital Media segment revenue growing 303% from a year ago, which would be slower than the past three quarters.
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Trading is expected to be slower than usual on Monday due to market holidays in the United States and Greater China.
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Average monthly job gains fell to about 116,000 in March through May, much slower than the nearly 200,000 pace last year.
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The company predicted that subscriptions would continue to grow in the current quarter, although slower than in the period last year.
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Since then a slowdown in China's economic growth meant it has been slower than some analysts expected to redeploy those assets.
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Critics say the agency is responding slower than to previous hurricanes and are laying the blame on Republican Chairman Ajit Pai.
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You know, ladies climb... ladies climb for their careers, and I'm sure it's a lot slower than it is for men.
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Part of the reason is slower than expected growth in smart home devices; part of it comes from Nest's internal drama.
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The lawsuit, led by then-Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, alleged that Charter's speeds were up to 80 percent slower than advertised.
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The 13-year-old, the youngest competitor in Budapest, clocked 35.69 seconds, over 10 seconds slower than Swedish sprint sensation Sarah Sjostrom.
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We recently reviewed the X21 and found that while the novel fingerprint sensor works, it is slower than a traditional fingerprint reader.
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There are drawbacks to older workers, admits a local supervisor; they carry fewer boxes and are sometimes slower than their younger colleagues.
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The average heart rate recorded by the Fitbit was around 6 beats per minutes (BPM) slower than the average collected by ECG.
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"Consumer confidence is strong, retail sales are still solid — though slightly slower than previously anticipated — and equity markets are up," Harker said.
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Wage growth grew 2.5 percent in November on an annual basis, slower than October's 2.8 percent increase and September's 2.7 percent rise.
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Despite beating earnings per share at $5.75 versus $3.14 estimated, according to Refinitiv, Amazon grew revenue at a slower-than-expected pace.
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Mercedes were slower than Ferrari and Red Bull for the second successive race in Malaysia after similarly struggling for pace in Singapore.
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Gross domestic product grew by a slower-than-expected 6.5 percent in the third quarter, its weakest since the global financial crisis.
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It was slower than economists' expectations for a 6.9 percent rise and easing further from the previous month's gain of 7.6 percent.
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After a slower-than-expected start, INspire reported sales of 4.2 million rand for the four months ended September, the firm said.
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That was slower than a 4 percent rise in the previous year as tourists shopped less on items like gifts and souvenirs.
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To the Editor: Attorney General William Barr has been a bit slower than most of us to understand who Donald Trump is.
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CEO Steven Collis cited generic drug pricing pressure and slower-than-expected independent retail revenue among reasons for the change in forecast.
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It's also a little slower than the Nex Dual Display's sensor, though that's forgivable considering how much easier to use it is.
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Vandoorne, however, was 19th out of 20 cars with his time of 1:15.624 nearly three seconds slower than pacesetter Kimi Raikkonen.
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FED'S MESTER SAYS BUSINESS CONTACTS ALWAYS TALK ABOUT TRADE UNCERTAINTY BUT STILL SEEING GOOD ACTIVITY, ALTHOUGH SLOWER THAN LAST YEAR AS EXPECTED
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Yes, the mechanism raises and lowers a little slower than the 29T Pro's, but you're still getting a 29-megapixel selfie camera.
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Bullion hit $21,2374 on Friday, its highest since July 21, after much slower-than-expected U.S. economic growth weighed on the dollar.
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If you use employment as an economic benchmark, the recovery may have been slower than many, but it was not the worst.
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Though slower than 2018, U.S. economic growth was forecast to average 2.4 percent this year, according to a Reuters poll of economists.
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It has been slower than it has elsewhere to forge deals with broadband and mobile providers, which market its service to customers.
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It's a little slower than before, but we still want that pace, we still push the pace, especially with that second group.
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TUI plans to spin off TUIfly into a leisure airline joint venture with Etihad, but the process has been slower than expected.
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However, mid-episode, when Kenny arranges a big romantic picnic on the beach, Krystal admits that she's moving "slower" than Kenny is.
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Zillow has revealed headwinds in its new business segment in recent months, highlighting slower-than-expected home sales and rising interest rates.
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But the pace was slightly slower than in February, when activity had climbed to the highest point in more than two years.
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The latest estimate on gross domestic product was slower than the 2.5 percent growth pace calculated on March 9, theAtlanta Fed said.
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Governments, which often offer their workers DB pensions, have been far slower than the corporate sector in attempting to reduce the cost.
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The U.S.-China trade war and slower-than-expected earnings growth are giving him an uncharacteristically muted view on the market's strength.
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"Fundamentally, growth is slower than people have penciled in for the year," said Kathy Jones, chief fixed income strategist at Charles Schwab.
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However, short-term interest rates will only increase gradually, much slower than in previous expansions; this should limit the fallout for borrowers.
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High prices encouraged new mine supply, which depressed prices, but smelters have been slower than expected to churn mine supply into metal.
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The Daily Beast first reported on the committee's progress, saying it seems to be moving slower than similar efforts by other panels.
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While slower than last year it is still above the economy's underlying potential of just under 2 percent annual growth, he said.
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In my limited time trying the sensor, it felt...a step slower than the physical fingerprint reader on past Galaxy S phones.
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Falih, who has criticized Russia's output cuts as being slower than expected, was also unlikely to visit, according to a Bloomberg report.
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To quieten things further, the aircraft would also fly a bit slower than Concorde, which had a cruising speed of Mach 2.
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But he also needs to turn his mind to boosting economic growth, which has ground to a pace slower than population growth.
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The deleveraging of CP ALL has been slower than previously expected because of a weak domestic economy over the past two years.
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Still, Uber's sales have grown slower than its rival Lyft, which saw a 33 percent increase in sales in the same period.
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An exciting new opportunity is on the way—just don't be discouraged if things move a little slower than you would like.
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The economy added 6900 million jobs last year, slower than the 2628 million in 28503, which was the strongest year since 22019.
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Japan's exports to the United Sates rose 0.2 percent year-on-year, much slower than a 4.3 percent annual increase in February.
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Cherono was unchallenged en route to her second win in the German capital but was a minute slower than two years ago.
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I still go to shows and do stuff, but I'm a little slower than I used to be at being socially active.
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The ADP report shows that jobs growth added 179,000 jobs over the past three months, slightly slower than the 200,000 jobs pace.
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The stock has fallen about 18 percent over the past three months, amid slower-than-expected user growth in the first quarter.
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Thompson led only in the final five meters and finished in 21.85 seconds — seven-hundredths slower than her gold-medal-winning time.
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That's not terrible, necessarily, but is far slower than countries like the United Kingdom (a blazing 26 Mbps) and Germany (24.1 Mbps).
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Housing starts and building permits are currently higher than they were a year ago, but the gains have been slower than expected.
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The German economy grew slower than analysts had forecast in the first three months of 2018, federal statistics authority Destatis said Tuesday.
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The company reported better-than-expected overall quarterly earnings, but revenue growth for its boys' toy unit was slower than analysts expected.
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Scope Ratings in July downgraded a 2017 GACS-backed securitisation by regional lender Credito Valtellinese due to much slower-than-expected collections.
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Still, the time it took to charge was a little slower than I'd have liked if I was on a road trip.
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Price competition was an Achilles' heel for retailers over the holiday, as steep promotions contributed to the industry's slower-than-expected growth.
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So it's telling us that the speed of achievement of brain enlargement in primates was a little slower than perhaps we thought.
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It's an almost stoic presence: slower than it needs to be, evenhanded, sometimes determinedly hanging back from the rest of the band.
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Practically, OCR is much slower than Lowson's matching solution, meaning his bot was faster and got better tickets than his competitors' bots.
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The dominant subscription video service on Monday also forecast slower-than-expected growth in U.S. and international markets in the current quarter.
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With a minimum speed of 36 kilometers per hour, these drones will be slightly slower than the average Tour de France cyclist.
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Few retailers accept it, and processing transactions on the blockchain remains much slower than payment card networks, despite some recent technical changes.
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The Google parent company's stock has grown about 21 percent over the past year, faster than Apple but far slower than Amazon.
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Because videos load even slower than web pages, publishers might be keen to get involved to ensure maximum viewability for their clips.
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It rose 10.1% from a year earlier, accelerating from a 9.5% gain in May but still slower than in April, Reuters calculated.
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Some French labor unions said on Saturday it had been decided that production would resume at a slower than normal rate. –Reuters
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By the way ... Roary the Lions mascot and Blitz the Seahawks mascot also hit the track ... and clocked in SLOWER than Katy.
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But they're also moving slower than his feet, because they don't have to go as far in the same amount of time.
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She finished the 100-meter dash about six seconds slower than her record time, but she was still pleased with the result.
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Out-of-pocket spending grew 2.6 percent last year, to $365.5 billion, which was slower than the 4.4 percent growth in 2016.
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Jerome Powell, the Fed chairman, discussed expectations of growth "at a solid pace" for the coming year, but slower than last year's.
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"He was always very technical, but he matured slower than his colleagues," Daniel Pavan, the goalkeeping coach at Internacional, told ESPN Brazil.
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The researchers compared Rinpoche's aging brain to a control group and his appeared to age much slower than the general focus group.
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I read several books simultaneously, which means I read much slower than I do when I tackle one book at a time.
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Train delays more than tripled from 2012 to 2017 and subway speeds are now slower than they were in 1950, it said.
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But the pace of buying seems slower than in recent years, said Hiroshi Yokotani, senior vice president of fixed income at AllianceBernstein.
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Investec analysts highlighted easyJet's slower than expected capacity growth and higher costs, as the market digested the airline's trading update last week.
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On a similar note, The Atlantic's Robinson Meyer points out that global emissions growth is much slower than projected 2019 economic growth.
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Factory output in December grew 4.53% from a year earlier, below expectations and slower than the 2.0% expansion from the previous month.
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Pritchard also advised against borrowing money thinking you&aposll have more income later, because things might move slower than you think.5.
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Amazon disclosed in its annual report on Friday that its overall R&D costs will grow slower than expected following this change.
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With a maximum velocity of under 200 m/s, the star is moving much slower than the planet, but it is moving.
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Private industries produced a monthly average of 2216,2000 jobs in 2215, slower than a 2000,236 monthly pace in 0003, according to ADP.
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In the third quarter same-store sales at the brand grew 9%, but that was slower than the 13% increase last year.
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Sources say that Lockhart will get a next-gen CPU, but that it will be clocked slower than what's available on Anaconda.
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Data shows planned maintenance this spring by refineries will be slower than expected, but economic run-cuts will likely offset the effects.
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Season three, set in Karuizawa and certainly the best introduction to the show so far, was warmer and slower than this one.
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S&P downgraded Wanda Commercial in December citing rising financial leverage and slower-than-expected asset disposal at China's largest commercial developer.
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And it was more than two miles per hour slower than the average for all of baseball last season, according to MLB.com.
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It now looks like 2016 is shaping up as a solid year for economic growth, albeit a little slower than last year.
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Her top recent time in her best event, the 800 meters, is more than four seconds slower than the Olympic qualifying standard.
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However, that is still much slower than nearly 50 percent in Ireland before the global financial crisis, and 40 percent in Spain.
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Bureaucracy under the council means services and infrastructure development are slower than before, residents said, and political participation has dropped since independence.
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Chanel's sales growth in 2018 was slower than the 19% increase reported by Louis Vuitton and the 33% jump reported by Gucci.
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Prior to this observation, scientists observed a number of small-scale atmospheric features that moved either faster or slower than the prevailing winds.
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The latest GDP estimate was slightly slower than the 2.4 percent figure calculated on July 19, the regional Fed said on its website.
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Japan's economy also grew much slower than initially estimated in the third quarter as capital expenditure dried up and companies ran down inventories.
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The latest estimate on gross domestic product was slower than the 2.8 percent growth pace calculated on April 2, the Atlanta Fed said.
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Costs fell a tad slower than revenue in the period, while sales, general and administrative expenses dropped a bigger-than-expected 32 percent.
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Since humans are natural hosts of influenza B and the virus mutates much slower than influenza A, pandemics rarely occur with this type.
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But so long as Anthony is able to dismember opponents who're smaller and weaker or larger and slower than he is, that's okay.
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Walmart's $503 billion in annual e-commerce sales is a fraction of Amazon's $250 billion and is growing slower than the industry average.
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The pace is slower than last year, when more than 20 retailers including Toys R Us, Hhgregg, and Gymboree filed for bankruptcy protection.
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Gross domestic product grew 2.2 percent in the third quarter from the year earlier, slower than the advance estimate of 2.6 percent growth.
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The latest second-quarter gross domestic product estimate was slower than the 4.1 percent reading calculated on May 16, the Atlanta Fed said.
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On the supply side, production cuts by major oil producers and slower-than-expected U.S. output will help oil prices recover, she says.
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It was slower than XP, had annoying DRM that grossly restricted what people could do, and removed a ton of features people liked.
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But there is a speed cost for motor sport fans with Formula E cars being around 25% slower than their non-green rivals.
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Earlier this month, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman filed against Charter Communications, arguing that internet speeds were 80 percent slower than advertised.
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Meanwhile, demand in 2019 has been weak, amid weak growth in the first half and India demand growth slower than expected, he said.
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Several VR and AR companies have either laid off employees or shut down amid a market that's growing slower than many people expected.
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Using his smartphone as a stopwatch, Varlotta records that Mago performs slightly slower than he did during an earlier administration of the test.
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Commercials sell Horizon as if it's Assassin's Creed with guns, explosions, and robot dinosaurs, but the game is slower than that marketing suggests.
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The app itself is functional, but it turns off Spotify music whenever I open an email, and it loads slightly slower than Gmail.
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Oil prices are rising, but the recovery is much slower than the selldown as the size of the expected hit to demand grows.
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British manufacturing output dropped to a three-year low and euro zone growth was forecast to be slower than previously expected this year.
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Earlier this week, the fund had projected the Chinese economy could grow at 5.8% next year — slower than the 6.1% forecast for 2019.
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While swinging a bat was satisfying, missing every single ball because the tracker was a few milliseconds slower than my swing, was not.
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The American Dream is just over the hill and everyone is in line, but the line is moving slower than it used to.
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Tencent posted a 98 percent jump in quarterly net profit on Wednesday, beating estimates, though revenue grew slower than expected at 51 percent.
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But the extra bad news is at that price it's probably slower than Jabba the Hutt trying to walk on a frozen sidewalk.
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Progress so far has been slower than with SLA and a SLS counterpart of a Formlabs like printer is yet to be released.
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And it may occasionally drive slower than posted speed limits, such as when it's driving by crowded situations like sporting venues or bars.
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They found that in this peculiar, cylinder-like area, seismic waves traveling through the Earth move notably slower than the rock around it.
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The Tesloop Model S The Tesloop Model S In general, terrestrial short-haul may be as fast or slightly slower than airlines, today.
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The artificial muscles are still considerably slower than the biological versions that inspired them, making self-balance all but impossible at this stage.
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The readings were largely in line with an official gauge that showed factory activity last month shrank at a slower-than-expected pace.
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There were no human workers in sight, unsurprisingly, but the footage was much slower than you might expect from an automated assembly line.
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This means any organization without deep enough pockets to pay an ISP's ransom will load much slower than those with ties to ISPs.
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Trading is expected to be slower than usual due to market holidays in the United States as well as Greater China and Mumbai.
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In Michigan, the Brooking Institution's Mark Muro points out that overall employment is growing slower than the nation -- 1% versus 1.5% across America.
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While that was slower than the third quarter's 3.7 percent rate of increase, it continued to suggest that wage growth is picking up.
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The Asia-Pacific business may look more attractive now because Australia is growing much slower than the remaining Asian markets such as China.
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French electrical equipment producer Schneider Electric expects its earnings growth to ease this year, but at a pace slower than the market expects.
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Work on that pipeline has also been moving slower than initially expected due to a road highway widening in the region, he said.
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Rosberg was third fastest in practice three, his time of 1:32.104 slower than Friday when he did 1:31.001, with Hamilton fourth.
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The data speeds were far slower than standard speeds, so the customers argue that their unlimited data plans weren't truly unlimited or useful.
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Compared to Moussambani, who clocked out in one minute 52.72 seconds and more than 50 seconds slower than anyone else, Habte was motoring.
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They are also looking for wages to grow a 0.3% clip in March, a tad slower than the 0.4% pace the month before.
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Our new PO of $210 is based on assumptions closer to scenario 2 (flat hardware, and somewhat slower than historical growth in Services).
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Prices rose by 5.3 percent in September compared with the same month last year, slower than August's increase of 5.6 percent, Nationwide said.
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Telsey said its prior thesis that the decline in GameStop's physical video game business would be slower than anticipated has not played out.
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Even so, analysts were cautious on TSMC's outlook, citing a slower-than-expected introduction of 5G technology and still-tepid demand for smartphones.
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On Monday, Financial Secretary Paul Chan said economic growth in the second quarter will be slower than the first, hurt by trade tensions.
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The UAE, which has been focusing on expanding oil capacity in recent years, has been slower than other Gulf members to trim supply.
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"We've begun to see some evidence of progress, but it's slower than what we had originally targeted," said Chief Financial Officer John Gerspach.
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He was pulled after throwing a pair of low-90s fastballs — more than five mph slower than normal — to Nationals LF Jayson Werth.
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From a year earlier, Asia's fourth-largest economy grew a revised 1.7% during the first quarter, slower than a 1.8% rise estimated earlier.
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Yet companies have been relatively slow to focus on this expanding market—certainly slower than they were to attend to the youth-quake.
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The prospect of slower-than-expected U.S. rate increases boosts demand for emerging-market assets, which offer higher returns but carry more risk.
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On a quarterly basis, the economy grew 1.4 percent in July to September, slower than the June quarter's upwardly revised 1.5 percent expansion.
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Nearly all countries have contributed to the rise in global emissions: either by growth in emissions, or reductions that are slower than expected.
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That was slower than 23.5 percent growth in the first 10 months, and less than the 24.7 percent clip for all of 2017.
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Laurenne Ross, another American who crashed on Saturday but emerged unscathed, completed the course but was nearly two seconds slower than Vonn's time.
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Gross domestic product grew 6.8 percent in the third quarter, a touch slower than the 6.9 percent pace in the first two quarters.
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The latest gross domestic product estimate was slower than the 2.3 percent figure calculated on Wednesday, the regional Fed said on its website.
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Against convention, Pitsiladis theorized that the second half of a two-hour marathon would be run faster, not slower, than the first half.
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The background of the image moves slower than the foreground, which gives viewers the illusion of depth as they cycle through the story.
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Wage growth ticked up with average hourly earnings up 220006 percent for the year, slightly slower than the 2202 percent posted in August.
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If she had run 220 miles in that time, it would have been at an absurdly slow pace, slower than a casual stroll.
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If it means trying to build the media up as a scapegoat to cover up a slower-than-ideal response to Maria's aftermath?
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It might be marginally slower than the Omega simply due to its size, but the shoots on the two models have similar dimensions.
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The sector is still underdeveloped in the Philippines, where fixed-line services are notoriously expensive and slower than other countries in the region.
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Still, the time it took to charge was a little slower than I would have liked if I was on a road trip.
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As a result, trust is low, data quality is bad, and research progress is way slower than it needs to be.2. INCENTIVES.
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That pace is slower than the regional Fed's prior estimate of 1.0 percent growth on Wednesday, the Atlanta Fed said on its website.
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As shown in the chart below, real output per hour worked is growing, but much, much slower than has historically been the case.
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Courses at The Open usually have slower putting greens than venues on the PGA Tour, but these greens seemingly are slower than usual.
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Poo Poo' recorded a save in the 16th inning while throwing slower than some Little LeaguersThe most iconic athlete born in every state
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That is slower than most countries in Europe, which is led by the United Kingdom with an average mobile speeds of 27.9 Mbps.
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China's industrial output grew significantly slower than expected in October, as weakness in global and domestic demand and the drawn-out Sino-U.
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"While the forecast assumes revenues will be phased in over time, preliminary data indicates revenue receipts are slower than anticipated," the budget said.
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Ballots were still being delivered to precincts, and while machine voting was an option, it was slower than voting on a paper ballot.
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The annual growth rate has shown signs of accelerating over the last year although it remains slower than before the 2007-09 recession.
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Another thing I noticed in several videos is that the rhythm seems to be much slower than what we are used to today.
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In 2016 operating expenditure grew 3.3%, slower than operating revenue growth of 5.7% (after excluding Family 500+ transfers and one-offs for comparison).
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The company, founded by the indexing pioneer John C. Bogle, has been slower than its rival BlackRock to find a more active voice.
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Even with cheaper drugs, progress against cancer in Africa will be slower than it was against AIDS, all parties to the deal warned.
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A turn section approached; on the slightly fuzzy video, I could see that one or two spinning girls were slower than the others.
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"China just announced that their economy is growing much slower than anticipated because of our Trade War with them," he tweeted on Friday.
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In response to decades of slower-than-expected growth and heightened foreign competition, students deserted the humanities for more practical degrees like business.
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They rose by 34.63 percent between 234.6 and 22017, when economic growth was considerably slower than it has been over the last year.
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"Demand in the fourth quarter will be slower than usual, especially as Indonesian prices are more competitive," said a Kuala Lumpur-based trader.
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You should replace your iPhone 6 battery if you've owned the phone for a couple years and if it feels slower than normal.
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Tesla's slower-than-expected Model 3 production rate has fanned worries about Tesla's cash flow and capital expenditures — major ongoing concerns for investors.
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Once the S.U.V.s turned onto the paved road, the convoy traveled at about 25 miles an hour, much slower than in the morning.
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Verizon explained to me that "data may be temporarily slower than other traffic during times of congestion" at any point during your usage.
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The cut was prompted by slower-than-expected sales in the holiday shopping season in Europe, the United States, and China, Nikkei reported.
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Although I ran it an hour and a half slower than the last 50K race I'd done, I was ecstatic just to finish.
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The Russian finance ministry did not reply to a Reuters request for a comment why budget spending this year was slower than expected.
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That probably means I'll see and respond to your email (because let's be real, it's 2017), but I might be slower than usual.
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Economists also expect consumer prices to rise a median 1.0% in February year-on-year, slower than a 1.5% gain a month earlier.
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"Over the longer term, growth in productivity remains much slower than before the economic downturn of 2008-09," ONS statistician Richard Heys said.
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