Academics grind out authoritative studies, but at a snail's pace.
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I'm wrecked afterwards, and walk home at a snail's pace.
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Likewise, nobody wants to experience the web at a snail's pace.
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HAMBURG — The escalator to the Elbphilharmonie moves at a snail's pace.
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As drivers advanced at a snail's pace, officials and politicians traded recriminations.
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But your fingernails grow at a snail's pace compared to your hair.
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Nutrition labeling has also proceeded at a snail's pace during this period.
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Musk said current tunnel technology literally doesn't even operate at a snail's pace.
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So given the data, and snail's pace progress, why isn't more being done?
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Instead, scores of Venezuelans ascended the road on foot, at a snail's pace.
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RCEP negotiations, by contrast, take place at a snail's pace, from a low base.
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"With the recovery at a snail's pace, this can only fuel discontent," Cesar said.
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The case will go ahead as ordered, though as before, at a snail's pace.
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The traffic on the major thoroughfare below us was moving at a snail's pace.
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Version updates may still come at a snail's pace, and only arrive on flagship phones.
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The equipment used to conduct the test is unpackaged and used at a snail's pace.
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But self-growth develops at more of a snail's pace, rather than at lightning speed.
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They then replaced the snail's pace electric motor with a 600cc Suzuki Bandit motorcycle engine.
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But, as we'll detail later on, Dallas has adopted a snail's pace in recent years.
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In past eras, when information travelled at a snail's pace, civil servants had to cluster together.
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This is further hit home by the snail's pace the car is keeping on the road.
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These frequencies cannot carry voice communications, only coded messages or — at a snail's pace — text messages.
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It moved along the monorail at what felt like a snail's pace, shuddering at every curve.
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Two years after the latest Israeli assault, rebuilding in Gaza is going at a snail's pace.
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But until earlier this year, floor action on nominees had been moving at a snail's pace.
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Globalisation has slowed from light speed to a snail's pace in the past decade for several reasons.
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The car slowed well ahead of stop signs and drove at a snail's pace over speed bumps.
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At a snail's pace, brick by brick, with the scalding bright orange of pomegranate trees in full bloom.
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But no, iPhones come with a puny 5W charger that juices up your device at a snail's pace.
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Umbrella Movement activist Lau Siu-lai read her entire speech at a snail's pace in an apparent protest.
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GO AT A SNAIL'S PACE is lively and in-the-language, as is WHAT MORE CAN I SAY.
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"The rebalancing of the supply and demand equilibrium for oil is moving at a snail's pace," Watkins said.
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Fret Zealot — $169.99 See Details Most chargers designed for cars power up your devices at a snail's pace.
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Things would be a lot easier if most of Europe were growing at more than a snail's pace.
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The world was moving so quickly while my advancement felt like it was moving at a snail's pace.
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She can do that if she takes a Percocet just beforehand and reconciles herself to a snail's pace.
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"If you compare Eko to Uber, it looks like we're moving at a snail's pace," Mr. Bellet said.
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Watthana Muay Thai Gym In the days leading up to Thai New Year, traffic moves at a snail's pace.
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Regulatory change occurs at a snail's pace but nearly a year into Giancarlo's chairmanship, there are signs of progress.
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In the age of 2018-character electronic announcements and Instagram, Butterly has slowed looking down to a snail's pace.
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It has signalled that interest rates will rise only at a snail's pace—perhaps 0.25 percentage points every year.
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I'm usually on time for things, but this winter has me moving at a snail's pace in the mornings.
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Nineteen months later, it is moving at a snail's pace, bankers, investors and analysts familiar with the process say.
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The United States has moved at a snail's pace when it comes to following similar directions with immigration policy.
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Negotiations over the so-called Regional and Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) have for years crawled along at a snail's pace.
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In the age of 40-character electronic announcements and Instagram, Kathy Butterly has slowed looking down to a snail's pace.
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The greatest sacrifice the volunteers make is not the missed sleep, the snail's pace of their drives or the waiting.
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I was a big fan of the snail's pace as it gave me plenty of time to savor the view.
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It seemed as if time slowed to a snail's pace, in which hours felt like days, and days like weeks.
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But the snail's pace of its policymaking efforts stands in stark contrast to the all-out blitz on Capitol Hill.
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The robot moves at a snail's pace which can be problematic with a scorching hot appliance sitting on your favorite shirt.
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He sought to explain away court rulings enjoining the enforcement on his controversial travel ban, the snail's pace legislative agenda rollout.
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"The transition towards non-mining investment is taking place at a snail's pace," said Paul Dales, chief economist at Capital Economics.
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Right now they, along with the entire team's terrific transition defense, have helped Boston play at the snail's pace it prefers.
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Citigroup expects the metric to surge from 281,000 to 4 million as the virus drags economic activity to a snail's pace.
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" Though coffee got really popular in the late 1800s, it still "made its way into dessert recipes at a snail's pace.
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In some areas, there were so many people that the crowds moved at a snail's pace and spilled into adjacent alleys.
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Set aside an hour or two and explore the soft and gentle snail's pace of a game that doesn't need to rush.
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Still, with every new privacy stumble, Congress gets a notch more serious about regulation, even if it moves at a snail's pace.
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In sharp contrast, modernization in the U.S. progresses on at a snail's pace, and costs have doubled in the last 20 years.
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Problem is ... the process that goes into approving the paperwork moves at a snail's pace and won't be ready until after Christmas.
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School choice legislation continues to advance forward at a snail's pace and is often defeated by liberal opponents who carry political weight.
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Meanwhile the disarming of the movement, promised in the wake of the 2016 shootings, is progressing at a snail's pace, Mihalic says.
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At one event in Brooklyn, a video showed Mr. Cuomo waving from the tracks as a train passed at a snail's pace.
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While Dorian's snail's pace was unusual, it could be in line with expected changes in atmospheric circulation as global average temperatures rise.
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Seo Sung-hae, a salesman, says business has slowed to a snail's pace, because of a drop in the number of Chinese visitors.
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"The economic gender gap is reducing at a snail's pace and, all being equal, will not close for centuries - 202 years," he said.
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Recently, astronomers found a second planet (CVSO 30c, located uppper left) orbiting at a snail's pace --- taking 27,10063 years to complete a rotation.
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But Dev is all too familiar with the snail's pace of Indian bureaucracy and harbors serious doubts that they'll ever see the money.
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As Mr Leahy notes, passenger numbers are set to double every 15 years, whereas airport expansion is likely to proceed at a snail's pace.
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Ty rolled up at the Poppy at a snail's pace in his super sweet '64 Chevy Impala, after doing a number with the hydraulics.
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Africa's most industrialised economy is growing at a snail's pace, with power supply interruptions from struggling state utility Eskom contributing to low business confidence.
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Africa's most industrialised economy is growing at a snail's pace, with power supply interruptions from struggling state utility Eskom contributing to low business confidence.
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While the larger plot may be moving at a zombie snail's pace, each self-contained episode contains an immense emotional payoff for the longtime viewer.
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Neither team was able to establish any sort of rhythm as the game was played at a snail's pace due to the 53 fouls called.
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A second boon of a maturing cycle is higher productivity, which has risen at a snail's pace in all countries since the global financial crisis.
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Businesses are also cutting investment before Britain's scheduled departure from the European Union in late March, leaving the overall economy growing at a snail's pace.
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Wind and solar hardware may be rapidly growing on the ground, but as a share of total power, actual generation increases at a snail's pace.
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So with property development moving at a snail's pace, tapping into what already exists in the city, but isn't used, could be a clever shortcut.
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The internet, long kept at a snail's pace by the authorities, is noticeably faster — enough to watch videos online, something that never had been possible.
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She reached out to police detectives, some deeply invested and others seemingly less so, but the investigation moved at a snail's pace before stalling altogether.
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It's a great core strengthening exercise, but timing yourself can feel like it's taking forever as the seconds seem to go by at a snail's pace.
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While Turnell is confident Htin Kyaw can succeed in constitutional reform via open dialogue with the army, he warns progress will occur at a snail's pace.
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This fear of the unknown, the lack of basic regulations and rules and the snail's pace of local bureaucratic progress, will slow down our autonomous future.
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Maintaining a safe driving speed doesn't mean going at a snail's pace — slowing down too much can create almost as much danger as driving too fast.
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Annual wage growth is only just above record lows at 2.1 percent and the RBA has conceded any pick up will come at a snail's pace.
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Carbon dioxide also tends not to be absorbed very well into the materials that make up catalysts, meaning the reaction can proceed at a snail's pace.
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However, a narrower measure of consumer prices that excludes fresh food and energy rose an annual 0.5 percent in February, highlighting the snail's pace of underlying inflation.
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With everything happening at what is basically a culinary snail's pace, you have a lot more wiggle room — up to an hour or two, according to Schloss.
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It was a snail's pace to get anything done because it just took so long to get information from Mexico to the United States, and vice versa.
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However, Turkey still hosts hundreds of thousands of people, and thousands are stuck in limbo in Greece as asylum application reviews crawl forward at a snail's pace.
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Armindo Fonseca (Fortuneo-Vital Concept) was the first attacker of the day and he built an 11-minute lead over a peloton that rode at snail's pace.
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Though there is hope for pay equity in the corner office, for women in less high-profile roles, closure of the pay gap progresses at a snail's pace.
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"We are moving forward at a snail's pace and this is embarrassingly slow," Sam Smethers, chief executive of women's rights organization the Fawcett Society, said in a statement.
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Patrick Shanahan pulled out of the (snail's pace) confirmation process to be defence secretary, after the press dug up details about a violent domestic incident involving his son.
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You're already feeling like time is moving at a snail's pace thanks to Mercury retrograde, and Mars and Saturn will create an even heavier and more sluggish vibe.
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Senators on both sides of the aisle are predicting that Congress will need to pass another CR next month given the snail's pace of the 6900 funding bills.
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You don't like being rushed, Capricorn, but the snail's pace at which things are moving at now that half the sky is retrograde doesn't suit you much either.
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He's been patient with her insistence on taking things at a snail's pace, and during the party, she finally reveals to him why, telling him briefly about her assault.
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The trademark snail's-pace curve didn't have much to it that day, plopping well off the plate to Darvish's arm side, but everything else shined at least on occasion.
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"Twin Peaks" arrived at a moment when what's been dubbed "surreality TV" is cresting, as snail's-pace dramas like "Legion" and "American Gods" have garnered considerable praise from critics.
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For The Slow Mo Guys, nothing is off limits when it comes to documenting extreme, brain-meltingly fast footage that will eventually be slowed down to a snail's pace.
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And while systemic change proceeds at a snail's pace in Hollywood, that films about women we've too often ignored are getting made and finding audiences is no small matter.
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But he will also be dogged by accusations that by protecting abusers, or taking action at a snail's pace, the Vatican has failed those for whom it was directly responsible.
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Andrew Albert, a board member who represents riders, said he noticed trains running faster along the Lexington Avenue line in Manhattan where they used to move at a snail's pace.
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There's also the Supercharger network that gives Tesla owners a significant advantage when charging away from home — and not at a snail's pace — with fast charging taking about 30 minutes.
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Over the past 103 years, the brand has expanded at a snail's pace, reluctant to relinquish Supreme's standing as a symbol of the underground, in-the-know streetwear fashion scene.
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Last year's unlocked Galaxy S7 was updated at a snail's pace compared to carrier versions of the phone, which received new software features (and Android Nougat) months before the unlocked model.
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All of this requires some combination of virtual money, K-stars, and energy — all of which you either earn at a snail's pace, or purchase to prolong and expedite your playtime.
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"Right now, no more than about 5% of metastatic patients get into a clinical trial, so of course the therapeutic progress is moving along at a snail's pace," Dr. Ellis says.
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Early every evening in Almaty, the commercial capital, the internet suddenly crawls at a snail's pace as an exiled (and deeply flawed) opponent of the regime, Mukhtar Ablyazov, takes to Facebook.
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The EU managed to sidestep a potential stumbling block over Cyprus by agreeing to limit Turkey's progress in snail's pace membership negotiations to one policy area - budget - which Nicosia has not blocked.
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Working through Faulkner's layered and allusive prose, line by line at a snail's pace in a few snatched moments at the end of the day, is a meditative, joyous and colorful experience.
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Guitars drone, swings swell ominously, drums crawl at a snail's pace as he paints a picture of the world where there's smoke rising above the horizon and you're constantly on the run.
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The snail's pace of development in home robots stands in striking contrast to the rapid advance of artificial intelligence in successful products like Amazon's Echo or even the Siri technology of iPhones.
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Allowing the litigation to proceed under strict timetables would let the court tackle several key disputed issues that have kept the island's bankruptcy, filed in May 2017, moving at a snail's pace.
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While Heritage found much that it liked about Mr. Trump's first year, it also found much that could be improved on — most notably the snail's pace of nominations by the White House.
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Hurricane Florence roared onto the North Carolina coast at a snail's pace Friday, subjecting the coastline to more than 12 hours of punishing hurricane-force winds and pushing a massive storm surge inland.
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"The war has been unfolding at such a snail's pace, there wouldn't have been any serious value in not talking about it," Tomas Donnelly of the American Enterprise Institute in Washington told CNN.
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Like many of the recent catastrophic superstorms, Maria moved over the island at a snail's pace of about nine miles per hour after gaining strength as it traveled over unusually warm Atlantic waters.
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Yet homebuilders are moving at a snail's pace to meet this heated demand — they are breaking ground on just 230,20163 new single-family homes per year, well below the 22016 rate of 240,22007,000.
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Its 93-minute, Baz Luhrmann–directed pilot episode was a slog, and the show kept up a snail's pace until finally getting good in the last episode—if audiences even made it that far.
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"It started out as this kind of acoustic guitar crooner song, like 30 bpm slower than it is now," explains Danielle, singing the song's opening lines ("Some things are long forgotten") at a snail's pace.
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"It's like watching a competitor creep up on you at a snail's pace and not necessarily moving in a straight line," said Richard Aboulafia, vice president of analysis at Virginia-based industry consultancy Teal Group.
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The Warriors want to move as quickly as possible while the Cavaliers, regardless of what Coach Tyronn Lue may have wanted when he started coaching them, tend to grind out games at a snail's pace.
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Its budget for programming had grown at a snail's pace under Time Warner, to $2.3bn in 2017; Netflix increases its spending on programming by an entire HBO or more each year, to $12bn-13bn in 2018.
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Some of the shared traits include complicated flights of fancy, occasionally blurring the lines between fact and fantasy; and doling out story in measured drips, advancing the plot at what often feels like a snail's pace.
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Big platforms like Apple's HomeKit and Google's Brillo were supposed to unify all our smart devices into a relatively simple easy-to-use system — and they may still — but it's been progressing at a snail's pace.
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If the gentlemen of Muirfield want to talk about a snail's pace, how about the fact that it took two years of consultation among themselves to decide, ultimately, not to budge from their 18th-century moorings?
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Point of sale mandates, including utility and whole home inspections, and a range of sales restrictions, can cause a house sale to slow to a snail's pace even though both parties are keen to seal the deal.
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The problem was that these cinematic interludes and excruciatingly long load times actually made the game grind to a snail's pace and drew the battles out into long hour-plus affairs, with no mid-mission saving allowed.
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You can usually get along for a few years with third-party security software, but the newest versions of your preferred programs and games may not work — or run at a snail's pace on your outdated system.
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"According to the agency, it must move at that snail's pace regardless of whether the responsive emails reveal classified material or contain only a one-line lunch order or YouTube forward," the RNC said in its filing.
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The Trump administration has faced international outcry since it implemented a "zero tolerance" immigration policy that resulted in thousands of undocumented families separated at the border, criticism that only intensified amid a snail's pace of reunifying those families.
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But Munoz also had to stop for gas and didn't have a chance to race his teammate for the victory, even though Rossi was running on fumes and completed the final lap at a snail's pace of 179.784 mph.
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The news highlights the snail's pace at which some important information on cybersecurity may be shared, and the frustration regional officials feel in trying to figure out if any of their own systems were compromised by state-sponsored hackers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The economic gender gap is narrowing at such a snail's pace that suggests that women will own a smaller percentage of the world's financial assets for at least two centuries, Bank of Merrill Lynch said on Thursday.
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Adding time for that court process, which can often move at a snail's pace, it is possible — but nowhere near certain — the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit won't be able to rule before the 2020 election.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - They pollute the roads and chug along at a snail's pace, but to their Pakistani owners the rickety trucks are moving pieces of art, commanding attention with garish portraits of flowers, Islamic art, and snow-capped Himalayan peaks.
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The boring machines employed to construct the tunnels for Crossrail, a new railway under London which should open next year, cut through the strata they were faced with at a rate of around a metre an hour—literally a snail's pace.
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"This is a step in the right direction but these remain isolated measures allowing Cuba to advance at a snail's pace," said ex-Cuban central bank official Pavel Vidal, who is now a professor at Universidad Javeriana Cali in Colombia.
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And for the past few days, evacuees have been sharing images of gas stations strapped for fuel and backups all the way to Atlanta as they heed advice and make their way north — many of them seemingly at a snail's pace.
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Remember: Mercury is retrograde, and things were feeling like they were moving at a snail's pace when it was going through Taurus, so the surprises that take place today may feel like they should have happened for you forever ago.
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It's undeniable that global sentiment is growing in a complete reversal from the financial crisis malaise, when the euro zone moved at a snail's pace with no hint of inflation, while the U.S. hunted for ever-elusive escape velocity for its economy.
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So you can go at a snail's pace when you're playing with your kids or just getting the hang of the controls, or you can ramp it up when you're playing with friends or competitors who are more familiar with the game.
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For the second straight year, baseball free agency is moving at a snail's pace as a new crop of risk-averse general managers are refusing to pay players for past results and are increasingly embracing the rebuild (it's not "tanking" but it's close).
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"Dannemora" feels like the more distinctive tale, even if it unfolds at what initially feels like a snail's pace, painstakingly recounting the 2015 escape of Richard Matt (Benicio Del Toro) and David Sweat (Paul Dano) from the Clinton Correctional Facility in New York.
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At 90 minutes, the story tends to meander, providing lots of time for rat-a-tat banter (and references to things that weren't on the radar when the show signed off, like "Game of Thrones") but moving the plot along at a snail's pace.
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"If someone comes into my office walking at a snail's pace and tells me 'I'm old; I'm just slowing down,' I'm like no, that isn't right," said Dr. Lee Ann Lindquist, a professor of geriatrics at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago.
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It's impossible to say if Fizdale was an inarguable solution to their looming and present-day problems, but even going at a snail's pace with a roster that's drowning in below-average talent, he at least had the Grizzlies playing a smart brand of basketball.
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Five double-decker buses that carried the players and their families moved along the parade route at a snail's pace due to the massive crowd, as players including Kawhi Leonard, who was named most valuable player of the NBA Finals, sprayed champagne on the fans.
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It has not, admittedly, taken much to lift the spirits: reckless extremists came second, not first, in elections in Austria, the Netherlands and France; economic growth has accelerated beyond a snail's pace; and Brexit, though probably disastrous for Britain, may not be catastrophic for Europe.
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The purple dye, made from a liquid secreted by mollusks found on Mediterranean shores and on the European Atlantic coast, fetched high prices, since production crawled along at a (sea) snail's pace—no more than a single drop of colorant could be extracted from each animal.
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Gartner today published its latest forecasts for device sales — covering PCs, tablets, 'ultramobiles' and smartphones — and it predicts that while end-user sales overall will continue to grow to 2.4 billion units in 24, it will be at a snail's pace, up just 210% on 210.
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The panel is notoriously slow and rarely takes punitive action against its peers, but with the Capitol focused on battling coronavirus — and some members limiting their interactions or being forced to go on self-quarantine — the probe could move at even more of a snail's pace.
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Here, life moves at a snail's pace: Walking or eating, cooking or contemplating the words of their Vietnamese teacher, Thich Nhat Hanh — many of which are supplied in voice-over by the seductive, milk-and-honey baritone of Benedict Cumberbatch — the nuns and monks dawdle contentedly.
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But if the negotiations continue at the snail's pace which we have seen over the past five months, we will reach a point when it becomes clear that an agreement is unlikely to be reached in time to achieve the smooth transition which the UK government is seeking.
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Moreover, if they don't accomplish the objective of repeal before the April congressional recess, the town halls will be far worse, as Republicans will be hit hard by both the political left and right as conservative grassroots activists are growing increasingly alarmed by the snail's pace in Congress.
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The row has placed Europe in an awkward position with Ankara, which has seen its decades-old bid to join the bloc move at snail's pace due to concerns over its human rights record, ethnically-split Cyprus, and reluctance among some European countries to admit a largely Muslim nation.
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The row has placed Europe in a particularly awkward position with Ankara, which has seen its decades-old bid to join the bloc move at snail's pace due to concerns over its human rights record, ethnically-split Cyprus, and reluctance among some European countries to admit a largely Muslim nation.
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In the last week, two studies have shed light on the persistence of the wage gap and how women approach investing: Efforts to close the gap are moving at a "snail's pace" and parity is expected to take another two centuries, according to research published by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Banks and servicers routinely flouted the rules by rejecting eligible homeowners, processing applications at a snail's pace and tossing people out even when they made their modified payments on time, according to a series of audit reports from the program's regulatory watchdog, the office of the special inspector general for the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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Involuntarily slowing down to a snail's pace in public produced a new and different world before me, a world which included, for the first time, meeting the eyes of all the people like me, people on crutches, holding canes and getting around in wheelchairs, moving slowly through a tsunami of 100-mile-per-hour humanity that didn't always notice or care if others were sick or lame.
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