There, unlike California, biological parenthood is sufficient for legal parenthood.
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That is sufficient for the AI to work, he said.
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For felonies, negligence or recklessness is not sufficient for conviction.
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The Saturn V was quite sufficient for the moon program.
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In today's job market, academic skills alone aren't sufficient for success.
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But the military defections were not sufficient for a quick victory.
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That's more than sufficient for smooth, full HD 1080p video playback.
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Still, the words haven't been sufficient for everyone at the company.
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Product differentiation in consumer is necessary, but not sufficient, for success.
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But it's probably not sufficient for most as a standalone speaker.
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Presumably that space will be sufficient for a proper after-party.
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And in some respects, that's sufficient for satisfyingly offbeat, lurid entertainment.
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Enlightenment project will be necessary, but by no means sufficient, for this
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Government planners think this should be sufficient for India's needs until 2027.
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Acquiring a stake would be sufficient for a start, the report said.
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The judge will decide if the evidence is sufficient for a trial.
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And so the Serenity planned to be self-sufficient for some time.
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What works well for one entrepreneur may not be sufficient for you.
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Critics argue that industry standards are not sufficient for stopping bad actors.
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Rao's record has been sufficient for reproductive rights groups to oppose her.
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Learning critical thinking hardly seems sufficient for the scale of the problem.
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That would, according to S&P Global Ratings, be "sufficient for now".
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Dorrance said her skills were more than sufficient for her to thrive.
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You just need one cow which is sufficient for 25 to 30 acres.
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Mr Everett claims that recursion is neither necessary nor sufficient for human language.
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Novak told CNBC on the weekend that the hike was sufficient for now.
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The cost was sufficient for what she said was a "transformation": $5,900. Crazy.
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That was sufficient for the judges to award him 100,000 renminbi in subsidies.
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Some conditions, including H.I.V. infection, are sufficient for an insurer to deny coverage.
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Dialogue was necessary but far from sufficient for passage of civil rights laws.
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But some workers wondered whether that was sufficient for the most dangerous situations.
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"Loving something is necessary but not sufficient" for starting a company, he said.
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But they aren't sufficient for building a bid for power that can last.
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Still, a 308ppi pixel density is sufficient for the screen to look reasonably sharp.
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Such mutant cells are necessary, but not sufficient, for the later development of ALL.
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"In my point of view the existing restrictions are sufficient for now," he said.
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They questioned why Barr decided the evidence gathered was not sufficient for obstruction charges.
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But Dad assures me the Gay Inkblot Test is quite sufficient for their needs.
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Each CCAR ration offers up to 3,500 calories, sufficient for a 24-hour period.
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But the agreed upon figure should be "sufficient" for the time being, Novak said.
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"The freeform nature of a lab notebook is actually sufficient [for academia]," Wickramasekara said.
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Melting ice provides nutrients that fuel plankton blooms when sunlight is sufficient for photosynthesis.
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Science is, as the philosophers say, "necessary but not sufficient" for productive climate debate.
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That commercial service capability "is probably sufficient for the company to reach profitability," Modrzewski said.
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The larger Google Home has better audio and is sufficient for smaller bedrooms or kitchens.
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Boom said the U.S. standards published in 2020 will be sufficient for its certification needs.
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Ofcom will review it to ensure it is "still sufficient for modern life," PA reports.
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It said that was sufficient for supplying the country's refineries for two months if needed.
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We view these levels as fully sufficient for the company to execute its business plan.
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For years under Mr Denton's stewardship, such meagre conditions were sufficient for a Gawker post.
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It all seemed a bit ahead in time for that to be sufficient for us.
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The tax agency said the leaked data was fragmented and not sufficient for eventual fraud.
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They aren't, however, sufficient for drowning out the thunderous prattle of a loud co-worker.
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But employer plans are usually quite limited, and may not be sufficient for your needs.
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It's not sufficient for brands merely to be digitally competent; they must be digitally fluent.
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I'm not even sure that it's sufficient for changing our individual lives for the better.
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Currently, broadband speeds are sufficient for 4K streaming off services such as Netflix or Amazon.
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Text messages, Slack channels, task managers and Google Docs aren't sufficient for actually learning from mistakes.
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As with smartphones – the development of iOS and Android were necessary, but not sufficient for adoption.
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Manchin said Tuesday that the agreement on healthcare is sufficient for him to let Lighthizer proceed.
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Over all, the Justice Department "fails to allege facts sufficient" for any penalties, Volkswagen lawyers said.
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"We don't know whether today's coastal defenses will be sufficient for tomorrow's sea levels," Strauss said.
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"We don't know whether today's coastal defences will be sufficient for tomorrow's sea levels," Strauss said.
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The two lowest are less likely to cause much harm, yet are sufficient for everyday uses.
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Finally, there is the question of whether such a claim alone would be sufficient for impeachment.
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But it's not sufficient for brands merely to be digitally competent; they must be digitally fluent.
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Manchin said Tuesday that the agreement on healthcare is sufficient for him to let Lighthizer proceed.
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But it certainly refuted the proposition that cutting taxes is both necessary and sufficient for prosperity.
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And while Pam Bondi's performance may seem laughable to most, it's been sufficient for Senate Republicans.
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The room felt a bit small for two people but was sufficient for a short stay.
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Barr has said that evidence was not sufficient for criminal charges, regardless of the DOJ opinion.
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Is it sufficient for procedures to look airtight on paper, when the stakes are so high?
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They've also changed the rules on future judicial nominees, meaning 51 votes will be sufficient for confirmation.
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As he said on Twitter recently, 40 hour work weeks weren't sufficient for anyone with grand ambitions.
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Do you agree in general with the idea that money is necessary but not sufficient for competitiveness?
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The iPhone 7 or 8 (or, hell, even the iPhone SE) are totally sufficient for those folks.
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Progress on recruiting and product development, though necessary, are no longer sufficient for B-rounds and beyond.
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Obviously these two traits are not sufficient for consciousness, but the researchers argue that they are necessary.
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" "There is movement but the question is how do we ensure that movement is sufficient for colleagues.
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Kanojia told me the performance of mesh networks isn't sufficient for what Starry is trying to offer.
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Unlike weaker taxes discussed before, the new proposal would likely be more than sufficient for that goal.
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Macau's health bureau said current supply was sufficient for residents and there was no need for concern.
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But the memory of it is sufficient for me, a staunch, though also pragmatic, supporter of Sen.
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Huawei has said it has been developing the technology it needs to be self-sufficient for years.
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Mr. Hekmatyar's assurances have been sufficient for the former American ambassador in Kabul to meet with him.
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From her stash of tins and frozen veg, Linda is self-sufficient for up to three weeks.
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And that's just not sufficient for addressing infanticide and abortion survival and these kinds of new frames.
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The process, however, was clearly not sufficient for the accuser, who resigned after the series of investigations.
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The stress tests, scheduled for next month, will reveal if that equity is sufficient for the storm.
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That's sufficient for hobbyist photography, and even higher megapixel cameras if you don't mind switching cards often.
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The agency wants to know if the disclosures required under "Industry Guide 3" are sufficient for investors.
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Brandon Drury's two-run homer capped Arizona's five-run third inning that proved sufficient for the victory.
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The negotiators will need to come up with some Chinese concessions that are sufficient for this purpose.
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This is hardly sufficient for the most valuable company on Earth, which prides itself on its environmental ambitions.
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The men periodically rated their ability to maintain an erection sufficient for intercourse on a five-point scale.
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But the vaccine is not sufficient for preventing all new cases and fatalities with so many community cases.
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The VR also reflects sound earnings and a capital base that is sufficient for the bank's risk profile.
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Very simply, this is the assumption in philosophy, cognitive science and AI that computations are sufficient for thought.
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She said the compensation given in phase one was sufficient for villagers to build new and better homes.
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He was previously using high-end feature phones, which were sufficient for calls, emails, calendar and little else.
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Just as they are now, wages may still not be sufficient for a middle-class standard of living.
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It is intended to be virtually impregnable and, if needed, self-sufficient for three days at a time.
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How are we going to ensure in a dynamic like that, that supplies are sufficient for our population?
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Play is clearly not sufficient for political cooperation — today's political elites had plenty of free play as children.
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"Marital status — the fact of being 'married' — is neither necessary nor sufficient for these health benefits," she said.
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In cases where they do respond, the information they provide isn't sufficient for us to actually make any progress.
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Fitch views CHU of Rennes' liquidity arrangements as sufficient for covering debt service (stable at 1.4x at end-2015).
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But for everyone else, natural language APIs are more than sufficient for pulling structured data out of human language.
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All told, only around one in ten Americans are eating the amount of produce deemed sufficient for good health.
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It wasn't grand or inspired by any means, but my single was clean and sufficient for the solo traveler.
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Oceanwide's rating is supported by its high-quality landbank, which is sufficient for more than 10 years of development.
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Normally that is sufficient for most kinds of estimates such as average family sizes, car ownership or other measures.
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"A cartel deciding not to artificially hold back supply is not sufficient for propping up an industry," said Bordoff.
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PwC said economic indicators were improving in Greece but the level of investment was not sufficient for strong growth.
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The amount of melanin in my skin is neither necessary nor sufficient for this: It's not a magic formula.
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While demand is sufficient for the stock market flotation to go through, investors are cautious on price, they said.
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Wagner says his research suggested that transplanting enough blood-forming cells was necessary − but likely not sufficient − for better results.
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You could also get an additional pair of solar eclipse glasses, which is sufficient for covering most phone-camera lenses.
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There's not a ton of volume here, but it's plenty sufficient for gym clothes and a pair of running shoes.
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Yes, but: Technical standards may unite the industry, but given their intrinsic generality they are not sufficient for demonstrating safety.
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For these reasons, we worked with the lowest possible sample size—data from which it's still sufficient for statistical analysis.
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It is useful to remember that even if consciousness-raising isn't sufficient for social change, it is always a prerequisite.
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And while these systems are more than sufficient for most people's randomness needs, they can be hard to work with.
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Walking alone is simply not sufficient for most people, although it may provide a platform to more specific, intense exercise.
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Still, he said the U.S. military effort is necessary but by itself not sufficient for success in the long run.
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Suspecting such meddling is different from proving it with a certainty sufficient for any American president to order a response.
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The Odebrecht case suggests that transnational bribery provisions and international cooperation are not sufficient for prosecutions in structurally corrupt countries.
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Both boast qualifications that ought to be sufficient for the job, and their nominations don't directly threaten the Fed's independence.
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Wagner says his research suggested that transplanting enough blood-forming cells was necessary—but likely not sufficient—for better results.
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He said that the standards covering workplace hazards across a wide range of industries are sufficient for the film industry.
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"Communications will by definition have to be sufficient for us to establish and prepare a successful summit," the official said.
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The land bank had average land cost of CNY3,470/sq m and is sufficient for 4-5 years of development.
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This is due partly to the misconception that a third-party guarantee is sufficient for SMEs to tap commercial credit.
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For contemporary artistic production, curated exhibitions are undoubtedly necessary, but they are no longer sufficient for a robust museum program.
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Congo's history of violence has led even well-intentioned Western powers to act as though peace is sufficient for Congolese.
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Pakistan International Airlines may have resumed flying operations for its ATR planes, but mere clearance wasn't apparently sufficient for the company.
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Val Demings of Florida said the evidence in the Mueller report was sufficient for Democrats to take the next, fateful step.
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"The president believes that the current Authorization for Use of Military Force is sufficient for our needs right now," he said.
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Lamar Alexander of Tennessee said the Democrats' offer, which was backed by both parties, should have been sufficient for the president.
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The land bank had average land cost of CNY3,470/sq m and is sufficient for four to five years of development.
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The Blue Yeti Nano only has the single-target and omnidirectional modes, which, frankly, will be sufficient for most people's purposes.
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"Call Me Maybe" is the definitive Song of the Summer, so the honor doesn't seem sufficient for Carly Rae's latest triumph.
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Conservation pricing, which charges the minimum amount for water that is sufficient for basic needs, should be provided at low rates.
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This was sufficient for the judge, who ruled Zaina would live with al-Haidari's mother, who lives in the same house.
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Instead of expensive LIDAR sensors like for autonomous vehicles, a simple 2D camera with the right software is sufficient for positioning.
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He ruled that arguments Muthana faced irreparable harm if the case was delayed were not sufficient for speeding the case up.
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"In my opinion this is sufficient for now and deliveries are being supplemented via Naftoport," Energy Minister Krzysztof Tchorzewski told reporters.
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The plot thickens with the arrival of our first childThe $250,000 policy was sufficient for our financial circumstances at the time.
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The good news is that those levels are sufficient for blood to clot, because normal levels are more than people need.
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This practice is against Instagram's rules — but the activity just goes to show how rules aren't sufficient for protecting users' privacy.
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While sufficient for many older students, a MetroCard is of no use to a kindergartner who cannot take the subway alone.
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That's not quite as much as the G28 Power's 28,29mAh capacity, but it was still more than sufficient for my needs.
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Horsepower: Any treadmill motor with a continuous duty measurement of at least 2.0 should be sufficient for most people, says Precor.
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The four loops might not be quite enough for longer routes but I found them to be sufficient for sport climbs.
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"What I think you have in the public domain already is more than sufficient for an article of impeachment," said Rep.
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As Oceanwide's large land bank, most of which was acquired many years ago, is sufficient for more than 10 years for development.
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While Eichenwald has yet to file criminal charges, the civil suit was sufficient for an ex parte order from the district judge.
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Italy's bourse is expected to decide at the weekend whether the floating share capital is sufficient for Popolare di Vicenza to list.
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The City of Portland recommends that residents prepare "to be self-sufficient for no less than five days," during a major earthquake.
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Calder had been making abstract animals since he was a child; Miró showed him that abstract animals were sufficient for major art.
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Feinstein and Harris said they expected the money in federal disaster accounts would be "sufficient" for the state's immediate recovery needs. Sen.
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Most well ponds are no more than a dozen metres across, sufficient for only the two or three households that neighbor them.
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Huffman's explanation wasn't sufficient for many posters there, and many began crying censorship, vote manipulation, and started calling for him to resign.
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The idea is that the First Amendment was designed for a pre-internet era and is no longer sufficient for this country.
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Traditional analytic tools won't be sufficient for this massive data effort, Reese said, inevitably putting AI and machine learning in Amgen's future.
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STEVE RICE, MARSHALL, N.C. To the Editor: Aaron Pratt Shepherd helpfully argues that forgiveness might not be sufficient for healing moral injury.
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"It is useful to remember that even if consciousness-raising isn't sufficient for social change, it is always a prerequisite," she wrote.
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Compton testified that her evaluation of Moore -- including school, trial and prison records -- didn't show deficits sufficient for a diagnosis of intellectual disability.
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Its HD picture quality isn't as sharp as some of the higher-end competitors, however, but will be sufficient for a Facebook Live.
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But reserve coverage is high and should be sufficient for GCC banks to meet IFRS 9 requirements to provision for expected credit losses.
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Last month's job gains could still be sufficient for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates at its June 13-14 policy meeting.
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While most attention may focus on the US and Russia, any two nuclear-armed countries are more than sufficient for a global catastrophe.
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Other tips include assessing whether personal finances are sufficient for basic feline needs, with consideration to vaccinations, veterinary wellness visits and cat supplies.
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But it [merely] increased them in faith, and they said, sufficient for us is Allah, and [he is] the best disposer of affairs.
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If the amount of TLAC is sufficient for recapitalization in Fitch's opinion and is pre-positioned, Fitch will likely upgrade the subsidiary ratings.
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The Z2 Play and now the Z3 Play feature a 3,000 mAh battery, which should still be sufficient for a day of use.
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If the amount of TLAC is sufficient for recapitalization in Fitch's opinion and is pre-positioned, we will likely upgrade the subsidiary ratings.
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The new system improves upon these earlier efforts, enabling "a typing rate sufficient for a meaningful conversation," in the words of the researchers.
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It sounds so simple, but it works: a 2015 study found that just one session of CBT is sufficient for treating acute insomnia.
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VICE News sought records on officer-involved shootings from the country's 50 largest local police departments; 47 responded with data sufficient for analysis.
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The 5% OC is unlikely to be sufficient for maintaining the 'AA' rating of the OF, should the programme's reference IDR be downgraded.
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In closed-door conversations with the defense committees, Mattis has been asked if the funding was sufficient for a rebuilding on that scale.
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Although a Nomura Instinet analyst, cited by Reuters, suggests that a $70 per share offer won't be sufficient for the proposal to fly.
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The first question is whether a legal theory based on such inchoate facts will be sufficient for an extradition request to be granted.
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His concern with BuzzFeed's factchecking process is that the screenshots were not sufficient for him to figure out where the emails came from.
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That said, the Mate 10 Pro provides 128 gigabytes of storage space in the standard model, which should be sufficient for most users.
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The amount of storage in this house was definitely sufficient for a short trip, and the whole experience was a lot of fun.
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I am now retired with savings that are sufficient for my needs, but my retirement planning never anticipated support for an unexpected dependent.
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But the courts have also essentially said that Congress can decide that more limited procedures are sufficient for noncitizens detained at the border.
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Are these airbags and anti-lock brake system sufficient for getting him from home to school and wherever else he needs to go?
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As for battery life, Hayley Tsukayama of The Washington Post wrote that the phones would be sufficient for a typical day of use.
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"Personal protective equipment should continue to be reserved for health care workers until supplies are sufficient for them and abundant," the report concluded.
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Eventually, the income being produced by those assets may be sufficient for the owner to live comfortably without having to work anymore.220.
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Millions upon millions of training situations aren't sufficient for an end-to-end deep learning model to learn to safely drive a car.
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That response wasn't sufficient for Democratic members of the House Oversight and Reform Committee who have grown frustrated with the administration's slow pace.
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That&aposs because a laptop that doesn&apost work well is immediately noticeable, while one that&aposs sufficient for your needs just works.
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The government official who has knowledge of the budget numbers said the increase in the health ministry budget would be sufficient for ongoing projects.
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The RAM and processor are more than sufficient for web browsing, word processing, e-mail, and social media, but one additional spec struck me.
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Still, the opprobrium resulting from the government ceasing to function for nearly a month was sufficient for Mr Gingrich never to try it again.
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The constitutional convention of 1787 ignored this, deciding that ratification by nine of them would be sufficient for their document to replace the articles.
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In sparsely populated areas, cameras and remote sensors are sufficient for picking up suspicious movements; in cities people can slip across borders more easily.
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Ring also includes the necessary screws and wall fasteners for a more permanent installation, but the double sided tape was sufficient for my needs.
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No matter how far you've gone or what's happening right now, God's grace is sufficient for you and He wants you to come home.
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Valuable Landbank: A majority of Oceanwide's large land bank was acquired many years ago and is sufficient for more than 10 years of development.
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The FDA made its decision in September, but there is a lingering debate as to whether the clinical trials used were sufficient for approval.
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We are not in need of the U.S. or the U.N. If we put our trust in Allah, he will be sufficient for us.
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That's a hopeful lesson to take home from class — and sufficient, for one evening anyway, to mask whatever toothache or heartache you arrived with.
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They dismiss the voting-rights argument, saying the government's current estimate of the number of voting-age American citizens is sufficient for that purpose.
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Images from overhead street cameras "are in no way sufficient for lip-reading," said Joon Son Chung, a researcher at the University of Oxford.
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While two speeds are perfectly sufficient for occasional mixing or blending, you&aposll enjoy having more choices if you use your stick blender regularly.
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Assange's lawyers have also argued the five days slated for the extradition hearing will not be sufficient for the entire case to be heard.
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"This should be largely sufficient for our 2016 needs," he said, and confirmed Areva needs to repay a one billion euro bond in September.
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But Mueller concluded that the evidence he had, particularly regarding the parties' intent to violate the law, wasn't sufficient for a likely criminal conviction.
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The couple thought their price range of $1 million to $1.5 million would be sufficient for a spacious two-bedroom suitable for having visitors.
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Assertion by a Muslim witness that blasphemy was committed is sufficient for filing of charges and arrest of a suspect -- even without corroborating evidence.
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"For the opposition-held areas, they are doing whatever they can to remain self-sufficient for nine months of the year or something," Alkatib said.
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Cars with that range will be sufficient for 99 percent of daily vehicle use, all but very long single-day trips, which are an anomaly.
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That might be sufficient for the average user — Evernote likely wouldn't deliberately rankle a majority of their free users — but it's still a considerable limitation.
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Mars' thin atmosphere isn't sufficient for slowing a spacecraft speeding at thousands of miles per hour as it arrives, so engineers have to be creative.
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The PPA was sufficient for Tris Rating to grant Nam Ngum 2 Power a A rating, the highest it has given to a Laotian borrower.
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This monitor offers a 1,920 × 1,200 resolution for only $329.00 — professionals will want better, but it's probably sufficient for amateurs, and displays natural, accurate color.
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Verizon says 500MB should be sufficient for customers who are very light data users, but you'll want to go light on the Spotify and YouTube.
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What's next: The researchers say they need to test whether the circuit is necessary or just sufficient for bonding behavior and what more is involved.
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Folau has a right to appeal but a high-level breach would be sufficient for RA and the Waratahs to dismiss the 73-test back.
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Most current QKD systems transmit data "between tens to hundreds of kilobytes per second," a rate not sufficient for most uses, including chat and telephony.
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Let's face it, coconut oil is sufficient for almost everything from oral hygiene (instead of drying mouthwash, horrors) to conditioning your Rick Ross-like beard.
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The companies which provide sufficient evidence for efficiency, that is sufficient for drug registration, will be able to move forward in the market and succeed.
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It seems that a path forward depends on whether the FDA would consider the remainder of data sufficient for filing and approval, Barclays analysts said.
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Small but sufficient for one person at a time, the space had been updated with black-and-white terrazzo flooring, modern fixtures and bright lighting.
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If you find that gifts were given both out of friendship and with corrupt intent, that is sufficient for you to find a corrupt intent.
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Nichol likened the weight room to a dungeon, but it has been sufficient for Edmonton's Connor McDavid, a league most valuable player and scoring champion.
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The N.F.L. asked the arbitrator, Stephen B. Burbank, to determine whether the evidence unearthed by Kaepernick's lawyers was sufficient for the case to go forward.
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Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz.), had argued a 60 day comment period was not sufficient for changes of this magnitude that would be so broadly felt.
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And I would add that it is not sufficient for us Never Trumpers to sit back and plan to vote for Joe Biden in November.
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If you need something more than an iPad and you're a light PC user, then the Surface Pro X should be sufficient for most tasks.
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Unfortunately, changing congressional behavior, while critical to any formula for lasting change, will not be sufficient for restoring the health and vitality to our democracy.
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He said he believes Mr. Worley is guilty, though he said he does not think a 210-22 verdict should have been sufficient for conviction.
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Weak talking points in Trump's defense might be sufficient for Fox News, which went to drastic lengths to spin the first day of the trial.
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Control over Bezeq Retained Fitch views B-Com's reduced 26.3% stake in Bezeq as sufficient for full operational and management control over the telecoms operator.
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That was not sufficient for the Canadians or Australians, who said they would not be participating if the Games were not pushed back to 2021.
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The Cowboys had hoped the extra time off would be sufficient for Irving to pass through the concussion protocol, but he has yet to be cleared.
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A top speed of more than 217 mph (350 km/h) should be sufficient for even the most urgent of late-night runs to White Castle.
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Plus, Apple and other phone makers are right in concluding that sticking to the tried-and-true slab of Gorilla Glass is sufficient for consumer gadgets.
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Mid-3x leverage and over 6x fixed charge coverage are not sufficient for investment grade ratings despite being the strongest in Fitch's rated U.S. REIT universe.
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Folau has a right to appeal but the panel's endorsement of RA's judgement is sufficient for RA and the Waratahs to dismiss the 73-test back.
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At the heart of all of these experiments though is a belief that the old models are no longer sufficient for the needs of today's citizens.
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But there are still concerns that regulation and policy in California aren't yet sufficient for the technology to be rolled out in place of planned blackouts.
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Against such challenges, traditional leftist mass movement tactics, while important, are unlikely on their own to prove sufficient for provoking fast, sweeping social and political change.
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Not to mention that the Independent Women's Forum plan has a parental leave benefit that is unlikely to be sufficient for workers who need it most.
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"Three sessions with MDMA were sufficient for 68 percent of participants … to not satisfy PTSD criteria, 12 months after their last MDMA session," Yazar-Klosinski said.
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Possession of condoms alone "is not sufficient for proof of illegal acts," said Wan Yanhai, a Chinese AIDS activist, "and carrying condoms is not a crime."
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A pandemic, a shelter-in-place sort of thing, where you have to be self-sufficient for a few weeks or for a month or two.
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However, the idea is that by starting with 4K, the video quality is more than sufficient for playback on smaller screens, such as smartphones and tablets.
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"Your four-page summary of the special counsel's review is not sufficient for Congress, as a coequal branch of government, to perform critical work," they wrote.
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While applying general principles alone is sufficient for clear, ordinary cases, a fine sensitivity, experience and reflection is necessary for reliably judging unusual or exceptional cases.
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The pilot had reported that visibility was sufficient for visual flight, the Times said, adding that the weather appeared to have worsened as the flight continued.
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"Is it sufficient for us to build a better model?" asks Shanna McClain, head of NASA's Risk Reduction and Resilience program, which has funded Kruczkiewicz's research.
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The model I'm using has a nice 1080p resolution screen that's totally sufficient for casual video watching, and the speakers actually sound quite good and loud.
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Before launch, a group of NASA engineers came to Ride, asking if 100 tampons would be sufficient for her needs on a six-day space shuttle mission.
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S it now owns are sufficient for its takeover bid for the Swiss airline catering firm to succeed, waiving the minimum acceptance level it had set previously.
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Although Myanmar is not a member of the Hague-based court, Bangladesh is, and the cross-border nature of deportation was sufficient for jurisdiction, the court said.
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Experts differ on whether it's sufficient for an AI judge to perfectly emulate a human one, given that it's not actually capable of "thinking" like a person.
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Our research shows that merely increasing exposure to computing will not be sufficient for boosting the number of girls that select computer sciences in their later years.
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Current capitalisation is sufficient for an increase in the bank's LIRs to up to 13% of gross loans, from the current 8% before breaching regulatory capital requirements.
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Mesoblast said it believes that 6-month safety and efficacy data from this 55-patient Phase 3 trial may be sufficient for filing for accelerated U.S. approval.
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"Just a few grams of VX is sufficient for mass killing," Yun told the Geneva forum, referring to the nerve agent that Malaysian police said was used.
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But despite its fast expanding public transport system, there are always going to be areas where demand is not sufficient for fixed-frequency bus services, said Theseira.
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The X Compact steps down to a Snapdragon 650 with 720p, which admittedly is probably sufficient for its 4.6-inch size, but it's definitely not cutting edge.
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Pros: Simple, no-frills helmet that doesn't get in the way of driving funCons: Open-face design might not be sufficient for events with higher safety requirements
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Why wouldn't it be sufficient for the imam to pledge, under penalty of contempt, that he will not interfere with the State's ability to perform the execution?
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Sorry, but that's golf, and this club 460cc clubhead is more than sufficient for tackling even the most doggedly doglegged par five this earth has to offer.
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The "reasonable doubt" problem rightly prevents indictments here, but a preponderance standard is sufficient for an interpretation for public debate based on more-likely-than-not facts.
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Mr. Banks said it "belies logic" that the $5 million in promised funding would be sufficient for all the workers who could not afford the mandated training.
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Superfast broadband, which offers speeds of at least 30 Mbits per second, sufficient for most households' current needs, could be accessed by 95% of homes, Ofcom said.
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Though CEO Horace Luke says the company's charging kiosks are sufficient for the majority of scooter owners, the GoChargers allow people to also recharge their batteries at home.
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That means cameras may be sufficient for their vision systems — and expensive radar or lidar sensors may not be necessary, according to Ride Vision co-founder Uri Lavi.
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"Conditions in Argentina are not sufficient for a company to take on the risk of staying here 30 years," Mining Secretary Daniel Meilan told Reuters in an interview.
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His aim was not only to explain the prosperity of the nation, but also "to supply the state or commonwealth with a revenue sufficient for the public services.".
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But what it&aposs not necessarily sufficient for is if this individual had contact with sub-state entities where he was help of help to the United States.
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Some legislative leaders and constitutional lawyers have said that Pierluisi's approval by the House would be sufficient for him to become Puerto Rico's governor once Rosselló steps down.
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But Forbes - an external member of the BoE's Monetary Policy Committee - said she believed August's rate cut and measures to support bank lending were probably sufficient for now.
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Nomorobo already automatically allows legal robocalls like automated school closings announcements and local library calls about overdue books through, but that might not be sufficient for all users.
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When people read smartphone reviews, one of the first things they want to know is whether the battery life is going to be sufficient for their use cases.
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If an area is already relying on donated water, food and gasoline, each citizen returning should be prepared to be self-sufficient for several days upon their return.
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Other carriers, including British Airways, Air Canada and Delta, have also decided that on some routes business class is now sufficient for the needs of its premium passengers.
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That documentation was still not sufficient for examiners to give the bank credit under the law because the lender could not provide income data on all bus riders.
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Mr. Chaffetz said he viewed the step as a "precursor" to impeachment, but one that also might be sufficient for some colleagues who regarded impeachment as too drastic.
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And heading into the very last match, a mere draw against humble Trinidad and Tobago on October 22000th would have been sufficient for America to secure an invitation.
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Cohen argued that speed is "more than sufficient" for most household needs, and he pointed out Comcast has raised the speeds 4 times over the past 8 years.
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If you look long enough—the minute or so that Martin deemed sufficient for her works—your sensation-starved optic nerve may produce fugitive impressions of other colors.
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"Your four-page summary of the Special Counsel's review is not sufficient for Congress, as a coequal branch of government, to perform (its) critical work," the letter stated.
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Almost immediately after Stephens's 2004 ruling that the evidence against Purdue was sufficient for the case to proceed to trial, Purdue settled with West Virginia for $10 million.
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But that was sufficient for England to emerge triumphant, since they had hit the ball to the boundary more times than New Zealand during the course of the day.
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However, Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih told reporters Thursday morning that an output cut of 1 million bpd would be sufficient for OPEC and its allied producers.
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That has attracted new residents: although the poky 40-square-metre apartments in the old blocks were sufficient for the post-war generation, modern Japanese families demand more space.
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By highlighting that the creation and spread of ideas is necessary for growth, but not sufficient for it, Mr Romer identified a rich vein for other researchers to mine.
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Upon successful unlock, Face ID may use the newly calculated mathematical representation — if its quality is sufficient — for a finite number of additional unlocks before that data is discarded.
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Upon successful unlock, Face ID may use the newly calculated mathematical representation—if its quality is sufficient—for a finite number of additional unlocks before that data is discarded.
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Petcube says it plans to expand that view even further to 2180 degrees via a software update sometime this year, but 21080 degrees is probably sufficient for most rooms.
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Greenhouse projects being built with state support are key to Russia's plans to become self-sufficient for its 144 million population by 2020, industry players, analysts and officials say.
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However, Fitch does not expect Jinmao to continue buying land aggressively in 21000 after two years landbanking as its landbank is already sufficient for about 211 years' of development.
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He and Phyliss were beyond prepared for what they believed would be a complete economic collapse, and they'd planned on being self-sufficient for an extended period of time.
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If Trump's presidency has demonstrated that wealth, celebrity and business assets alone are sufficient for a successful run for the White House, media mogul Winfrey would seem eminently qualified.
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Essentially, she felt confident that whatever healthcare she ended up with post-election would be sufficient for her needs, and would only get better with time and further reforms.
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But it is close enough to Ross 128 that it absorbs warmth sufficient for liquid water, one of the requisite ingredients for life, to potentially exist on the surface.
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"I have concluded that the evidence is sufficient for a reasonable prospect of conviction and it is in the public interest that criminal proceedings should be preferred," he said.
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No, I'm not fully convinced by Elliot's concluding declaration that standing our ground and refusing to change who we are is sufficient for changing the world for the better.
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He has portrayed the military's primary role as winning battles, and winning battles as sufficient for winning wars — two ideas out of favor since at least the Vietnam War.
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That cushion proved sufficient for Astros left-hander Framber Valdez, who made his first career start five days after earning his first victory working in relief against the Seattle Mariners.
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This decoupled approach is sufficient for actions such as dribbling or perhaps juggling, where the interaction between the character and the object doesn't have an effect on the character's balance.
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The bank believes that the government can establish a primary fiscal balance slightly above 1 percent of GDP over the medium term, which would be sufficient for stable debt dynamics.
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Both will be sufficient for average use, but this is another mid-range Android phone so if you're not going to get the best camera phone on the market here.
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" In its forecast of the most likely scenario, S&P said, "Credit conditions and issuance levels should be sufficient for companies to manage global corporate rated debt maturities through 2021.
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On October 20, company's board denied Harvey Weinstein's request for access, claiming that he did not establish that the need for the documents was "essential and sufficient" for that purpose.
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But I think many of them are also conscious of the other inequities like race and class and don't feel that being a woman is sufficient for a job description.
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If the other 80% of the bears start feeding on the whale carcasses as well, "the subsidies may not be sufficient for the number of individuals making use of them."
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Although Myanmar is not a member of the Hague-based court, Bangladesh is, and the cross-border nature of deportation was sufficient for jurisdiction, the ICC said in Thursday's ruling.
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The evidence is sufficient for Senate Intelligence Committee Vice Chairman Mark Warner, a prominent figure in the investigation into tech's culpability in disseminating of Russian disinformation, to make the connection.
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Short of two committee members drawing up a legal contract, notarized and signed by both parties in triplicate, it's hard to imagine what evidence would have been sufficient for Eckert.
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"Both (case) documents are very, very sufficient for reasonable suspicion that (the offences) took place and that there is reason to press charges," Prague Municipal Court judge Jaroslav Pytloun said.
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Seventy percent said the feature was useful, and 75% said it was good at navigation, though just 41% of respondents said Smart Summon's reliability was sufficient for the average driver.
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But as any person with even a passing knowledge of social justice movements can tell you, watching the minutes or years tick by is not sufficient for radical social change.
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And Representative Jerrold Nadler of New York, the Judiciary Committee's chairman, has repeatedly dismissed the idea — presenting the inquiries that he has already opened as sufficient for the time being.
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For me, my regular meditation and mindfulness practices do not seem sufficient for these times, so I have added something new to my routine — a hand-washing and gratitude exercise.
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It's always going to be overdetermined because people are going to give you various reasons, any one of which could have been sufficient for them to vote as they did.
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Sustainable narrowing of the budget deficit leading to debt stabilisation, accompanied by easing refinancing pressure and an operating balance that is sufficient for interest payments, could lead to an upgrade.
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After two weeks of public testimony in mid-November, the national conversation shifted from the accumulation of evidence to debate over whether that evidence was sufficient for impeachment and conviction.
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"It is just quite clear that the commission of a crime is neither necessary nor sufficient for an act to be impeachable," said John Mikhail, a Georgetown University law professor.
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I asked a photo editor at The Times if 300 dpi is sufficient for scanning and she said that to print photos at larger sizes, a higher dpi is preferable.
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In recent winters, really nice white birch firewood has been showing up at Washington-area supermarkets at $8 to $9 for a bundle sufficient for two evenings sitting by the fireplace.
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Planning for 'the day after' "While the US has never taken the military option off the table, the US doesn't have forces in the area sufficient for an invasion," said Ivers.
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No, I don't think so, because if the global economy slips into recession it won't be sufficient for the Fed to just hold rates low, they might have to reverse course.
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My time with the DSR9BT was the briefest from among the trio of headphones on this list, but it was sufficient for me to obtain a positive impression of their sound.
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But what's apparent on the map above is that it is barely sufficient for a studio apartment in the big cities, and it could upset workers already earning $15 and more.
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A set of no more than four nesting mixing bowls is plenty sufficient for most home cooks, and they store neatly for those who get off on a well-organized space.
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There is some controversy over whether silicon PV can ever go far enough — whether it will be sufficient for the ambitious long-term decarbonization goals the US has set for itself.
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Pouyanne said the key issue is to encourage European power producers to switch from coal to gas-fired electricity generation and that a 20 euro/tonne price is sufficient for that.
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Hormones extracted from urine aren't sufficient for any real uses alone, or free of serious side effects, and the tools and protocols to do anything more complex are still largely inaccessible.
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"This is why our paper doesn't suggest that the commercial trackers we tested would be sufficient for medical applications where high precision is needed during exercise," Cadmus-Bertram said by email.
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Britain and the EU aim to sign a joint declaration setting out progress toward final deals which the Commission, as the EU executive, would say was "sufficient" for opening trade talks.
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"We've evolved to feel that politics is necessary but not sufficient for the good society," said longtime donor Frank Baxter, who was US ambassador to Uruguay in George W. Bush's administration.
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Pictures emerged this week showing construction sites and factories full of workers, triggering concern that the lockdown measures introduced by Johnson's government this week are not sufficient for containing the virus.
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EXPAND FREE PUBLIC EDUCATION; ASK MORE OF STATES AND BUSINESSES Students are guaranteed a free education from kindergarten through high school, but that education is no longer sufficient for many jobs.
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Sufficient FCF, Future Acquisitions in Focus: Cash flows are consistent and sufficient for OMI to have an accelerated repayment of the term loan that OMI entered into to finance the transaction.
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I loaded mine up with tunes from Apple Music and found that the $199 32GB model was sufficient for storing enough playlists and albums to get me through a five-hour flight.
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The new results don't have practical implications for error-correcting codes, since knowing that E8 and the Leech lattice were close to perfect had already been sufficient for all real-world applications.
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That's why we asked them for concrete proposals, we set a deadline, and we will wait for the last answer and we will assess and analyze whether this is sufficient for us.
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"There is no doubt another period of market turbulence would be sufficient for the Fed to cut interest rates, even before it has a tangible impact on the US economy," Perkins wrote.
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Declines in the funding cost reflected flush cash conditions following persistent central bank injections via open market operations last week to keep liquidity sufficient for the end-June peak season for cash.
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He said that KKK had wanted to cut costs and that three guards was not sufficient for a building of that size, saying it should have been at least twice that number.
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Many of the roadside zoos that are homes to these cats meet a bare minimum of standards required by the USDA that many experts don't consider sufficient for safe and humane treatment.
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"I am expecting the wheat harvest to be sufficient for bread production provided exports are cut, but not enough for animal feed," the wheat purchaser at a large German flour mill said.
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He said these were sufficient for now but could one day be overwhelmed, and suggested studying stationing new radar there as well as interceptors to knock out any incoming North Korean missiles.
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But when the sports conversation touches upon more complex social dynamics, Smith can come across as downright offensive, if only because his Just Saying Stuff approach is not sufficient for the moment.
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Federal regulations mandate that firms have traceability one step up and down the supply chain, but this isn't sufficient for food items and perishable products, which move very quickly across the chain.
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The Socialists came in second, with 85 seats, their worst-ever result, but still sufficient for them to remain the largest left-wing political group, ahead of the far-left Podemos party.
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Simply reading and name-checking him came to feel sufficient for some white readers, preventing them from consuming other African-American voices with different points of view and different readings of history.
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That advice might not be sufficient for addressing privacy concerns around Samsung's smart TVs, because the Weeping Angel hack continues to control the television even when it appears to be turned off.
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And it's not far fetched to imagine that these economic conditions are sufficient for voters to decide they want to keep the same horse in mid-stream -- despite everything they dislike about Trump.
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Facebook's Ad Archive API is Inadequate Mozilla researchers say Facebook's ad archive API isn't sufficient for researchers to understand what's happening on the platform: The fact is, the API doesn't provide necessary data.
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"We have increased inventory (so we have enough stock for) six weeks — we believe it is sufficient for the time being, we believe we are as ready as we can be," he said.
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The vote will take place at Credit Suisse's annual meeting in Zurich on April 28 with the support of a majority of shareholders sufficient for the pay packages to pass, the bank said.
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Eighteen percent of respondents said vaginal penetration alone was sufficient for orgasm, and 9 percent reported that they didn't have orgasms during intercourse, or achieved orgasm in other ways, such as oral sex.
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With the U.S. observing a zero-yield test moratorium, and Russia testing at low yield (quite sufficient for their purposes), we are now a quarter-century behind them, in both science and weapons.
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Fitch believes its land bank of 49 million square metres is now sufficient for more than six years of sales and, therefore, Guangzhou R&F is likely to slow land acquisition in 2H17.
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The watchdog decision confirms that the plan for the network put forward by TIM's main shareholder Vivendi is not sufficient for a change in regulatory framework, Elliott said in a statement on Monday.
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But there were other signs that the oral ruling and the 23-page transcript of the ruling that Efrón presented to the firm were not sufficient for releasing the accounts, Delgado-Hernández wrote.
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When the 737 went down in Indonesia and MCAS came under suspicion, Boeing repeatedly said emergency procedures should have been sufficient for the pilots to save the craft if the system had malfunctioned.
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Weighing about a pound and a half, and cut one-and-a-half- to two-inches thick, it is a hefty steak, sufficient for a few diners (or a couple of ranch hands).
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That definition seemed impractical to Catrine Tudor-Locke, a professor of kinesiology at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, who has long studied how much exercise might be needed or sufficient for health.
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Until then, administration officials have said, they will continue to negotiate the terms of the deal, but they have not specified what changes would be sufficient for the United States to reconsider quitting.
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Initially, speeds were not sufficient for any videos to be posted online, but in recent days a slow trickle of footage has been posted online, showing the brutal nature of the government crackdown.
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The bank also kept its overnight deposit and lending rates on hold at 20173 percent and 22017 percent respectively, Sejko said, adding that the decision was "sufficient" for reaching the bank's inflation target.
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Dig a deep hole set back at least 50 feet from drinking water (in some villages a simple six-foot hole was sufficient for a family of six for up to three years).
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But in describing his conversation with Taylor, Morrison said that Sondland indicated it would have been sufficient for Trump if the Ukrainian prosecutor general announced the investigations he sought, according to one source.
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" The N.C.A.A. president, Mark Emmert, said on Thursday that the league's governing board would soon determine whether the changed law was "sufficient" for "the board to feel comfortable going back to North Carolina.
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Recognizing that a high school diploma is no longer sufficient for success, the Star Scholarship program is part of a broader initiative afoot in Chicago to create a seamless "K to 14" system.
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The roughly one million tonnes of water stored at the plant, sufficient for about 500 Olympic swimming pools, still contains detectable levels of potentially harmful radioactive particles, Tepco told the government on Oct. 1.
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The scooter is fitted with a battery that can generate maximum power of 2,500 watts, giving a top speed of 75 km per hour (47 mph), which he says is sufficient for his needs.
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That could be sufficient for a search and rescue mission, but the battery technology will have to improve for the system to perform other extended tasks without being connected directly to a power source.
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While the company clearly listened to feedback about the keyboard, it's not backing down from the controversial stance that a single USB-C port is sufficient for most of what life throws at you.
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This Aspire 3 is a decent, Intel Core i5-powered laptop, sufficient for most basic tasks like checking email or surfing the Web (or, what you need a laptop for in the first place).
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Trafficking victims are automatically compensated through a government fund - which provides living and rehabilitation expenses and lost wages - but Tangworamongkon said these sums of money were not sufficient for victims to rebuild their lives.
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"Unchallenged statements made by a petitioner before a judge ... would be sufficient for law enforcement to enter that person's home and confiscate their private property," the National Rifle Association (NRA) said in a statement.
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I understand that Mr. Morrison testified at his deposition that Ambassador Sondland proposed that it might be sufficient for the Ukrainian Prosecutor General to commit to pursue the investigation, as opposed to President Zelensky.
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Or an orthopedist will list the same generic symptom for every patient ("pain in leg"), which is sufficient for billing purposes but not useful to colleagues who need to know the specific diagnosis (e.g.
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"The analysis in this report has shown that simply making labor markets more 'flexible' is, at least, not sufficient for effective functioning and that making labor markets more 'supportive' is essential," the report said.
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The FBI chose not to contact each for an interview, judging that the final report included representative documentation of their salutary assessments sufficient for the president and the Senate to make their own judgments.
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Job market buoyancy is probably sufficient for the Fed to outline a proposal to begin offloading its $22.1 trillion portfolio of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities at its next policy meeting in September.
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And as Mr. Ellis, now the chief executive of Information Systems International, entered into business partnerships and investments, he realized that his basic will was no longer sufficient for his more complex financial life.
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"The real question is whether the base level of funding will be sufficient for the IRS to do its job promptly," said Matthew Gardner, senior fellow at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy.
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I understand that Mr. Morrison testified at his deposition that Ambassador Sondland proposed that it might be sufficient for the Ukrainian Prosecutor General to commit to pursue the investigation, as opposed to President Zelenskyy.
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The display is a 5-inch 720p panel, which may sound meager, but it should be more than sufficient for selecting your favorite lossless MQA tracks on Tidal, which the Kann Cube now natively supports.
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"I have respect for the work of national consumer authorities but sometimes the powers they have on national level are not sufficient for companies to co-operate efficient with them," tweeted commissioner Vera Jourova today.
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"I don't think there will be results, and if there are any results they will not be sufficient for the Syrian people," HNC chief negotiator Asaad al-Zoubi told Reuters ahead of Tuesday's Vienna meeting.
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Bigger houses will need more Satellites – a set of one router and two Satellites costs $579 – but an Orbi and one Satellite should be sufficient for the average user and the improvement should be noticeable.
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Harris said the defenses of Hawaii were sufficient for now but could one day be overwhelmed, and suggested studying stationing new radar there as well as interceptors to knock out any incoming North Korean missiles.
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These allies were even willing to negotiate amendments to the deal about issues such as Iran's ballistic missile program under the rubric "fix it, don't nix it," but even that wasn't sufficient for Trump. Why?
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While the job gains could still be sufficient for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates this month, the modest increase could raise concerns about the economy's health after growth slowed in the first quarter.
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"While the evidence in this case is legally sufficient for the police to charge Mr. Lewandowski, it is not strong enough to meet the burden of a reasonable likelihood of a conviction," Mr. Aronberg said.
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Senators, who act as a trial jury, may then decide that the charges are not justified, that the evidence isn't sufficient for the official's conviction, or that removal from office is too heavy a punishment.
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IS IT ENOUGH FOR COINBASE TO SAY WE'RE GOING TO LAUNCH OUR OWN INVESTIGATION INTO THIS AND THAT SHOULD BE SUFFICIENT FOR ALL YOU RETAIL TRADERS WHO ARE NOW TRADING IN BITCOIN AND BITCOIN CASH?
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Both houses of the national parliament have since backed the new amendment and a majority of regional parliaments endorsed it on Thursday, sufficient for it to move to the next stage of the approval process.
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The central bank's head of supervision, Carmelo Barbagallo, said Bank of Italy sent a letter to the market watchdog "at the end of 2013 that was more than sufficient for Consob to issue a warning".
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We consider today's 4G speeds sufficient for consumers to enjoy today's most intensive applications," Kvaal wrote in the Nomura Instinet report, adding that "consumers watch video on their smartphones with minimal disruption as it is.
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Admittedly, while that kind of speed is nice, that scenario is also relatively unique, and for a lot of people speeds of just 100 or 200 Mbps would be more than sufficient for today's needs.
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But labor market strength is probably sufficient for the Fed to outline a proposal to begin offloading its $4.2 trillion portfolio of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities at its next policy meeting in September.
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Here's where Medicaid clearly helped: But it didn't help on every measure the researchers looked at, which is why I came away from reading this study thinking Medicaid is necessary but not sufficient for improving health.
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Fitch believes its land bank of 33719918 million square metres (sq m) is now sufficient for more than six years of sales and, therefore, Guangzhou R&F is likely to slow its land acquisition in 337119H337168.
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"The difference between using the electoral roll and Facebook is that the information we reveal on Facebook is sufficient for a computer program to infer our personality with greater accuracy than our own spouse," he said.
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"While Access Queens appreciates the MTA's work so far to mitigate the impact of the L train shutdown, these actions are not yet sufficient for Queens," said Melissa Orlando, the group's founder, in a statement later.
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Husqvarna Chief Executive Kai Warn said that while batteries today last long enough for Husqvarna's urban environment products, they are not sufficient for high-energy consuming products such as chainsaws used for full days in forestry.
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However, it is already equipping every car it makes with hardware CEO Elon Musk says is sufficient for full autonomy, and Musk has said cars will eventually be capable of fully self-driving through software upgrades.
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This, together with human intelligence collection of F-2628 takeoff and landing times, would be sufficient for Russian discrimination systems to develop an F-28500 radar profile, rendering the F-6900's critical stealth technology obsolete.
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Should he fail, he faces a second confidence vote on Friday, in which it would be sufficient for him to collect more votes in favor of his government than against, no matter the number of abstentions.
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"We have very clearly advised the government that if you are just going to send your athletes to participate in international tournaments, that alone will not be sufficient for sports to grow in India," Ramachandran said.
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Most of these subterranean residences, which owners tend to furnish with a sparseness that borders on clinical, are less than 600 square feet, a size that the economical Swedes deem sufficient for a family of four.
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Judge Emma Arbuthnot said that changes made by its London subsidiary in light of the ruling were sufficient for Uber to be considered "fit and proper" to operate as she granted a 15-month "probationary" license.
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"Said simply, at this point the state of the evidence is not sufficient for the matter to be brought to indictment or dropped," said Zeman, who answers to the government and can be dismissed without notice.
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Three contemporaneous samples might be sufficient for a modest paper about the Teouma site, but modest papers about one archaeological site in Vanuatu are not the sort of thing Nature is in the business of publishing.
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While last month's job gains could still be sufficient for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates this month, the modest increase could raise concerns about the economy's health after GDP growth slowed in the first quarter.
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Brouwer pointed out some other approaches that utilities can use to reduce fire risks, but said that regulation and policy in California hasn't been sufficient for that technology to be used instead of the power shut offs.
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But the star is also much cooler than our Sun, so Proxima b still lies within the so-called "habitable zone" for exoplanets, with temperatures sufficient for water to be in a liquid state on the surface.
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"I used to harvest only what would be sufficient for our family consumption but after this scheme arrived, I have started making some money by selling apples and beans," said Parwati Rawat, a farmer in Dhaulapani village.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which is responsible for reviewing Jones Act waiver requests, said it was working to review the requests, though officials may conclude that domestic ships are sufficient for Puerto Rico's relief needs.
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" In addition, it pointed out, "the arrival of some new sports to the Olympic program (slopestyle and halfpipe) was not accompanied by a terminology sufficient for these disciplines to be discussed with French terms in the media.
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In colder climates, such as North Dakota's, a minimum of 3 inches (7.6 cm) of snow is generally sufficient for protection against cold temperatures, but 303 to 6 inches (10-15 cm) is desirable for maximum defense.
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Airing an opinion about biological science, including one universally accepted throughout the entirety of human history barring the last five years, was startingly sufficient for author J.K. Rowling to be exiled from the realm of acceptable speakers.
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"While the US has never taken the military option off the table, the US doesn't have forces in the area sufficient for an invasion," said Kevin Ivers, a Latin American expert and vice president of the DCI Group.
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Unless you want an independent smartwatch with an LTE connection, it's likely that a Series 33 with GPS ($279 refurbished via Apple) or even a Series 2 would be sufficient for those who want to save some money.
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Ms. Fields had suggested that an apology would have been sufficient for avoiding legal action, but Mr. Lewandowski said that she never returned his call after their March 8 encounter following a Trump news conference in Jupiter, Fla.
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A 32 GB card may be sufficient for most users, but the Lexar Professional UHS-I SDXC series offers capacities all the way up to a terabyte — that's a lot of data on a standard-sized SD card.
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Supply Minister Ali Moselhy had said last week that the country had wheat stocks sufficient for 3.5 months of consumption ahead of the local harvest season, as well as months-long stocks of vegetable oils, sugar and rice.
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I wouldn't use a Fire for reading digital comics, which usually have a wide range of colors and sharp illustrations, but the tablet is sufficient for flipping through e-books, which are just black text on white pages.
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Somehow, I don't think limiting spending on booze, women, and movies (movies?) is going to be sufficient for the median American household — which had an income of $59,000 last year — to end up with a $22 million estate.
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"He personally believes that the quality of evidence is sufficient for his purposes," Konstantatos says, "or maybe he cannot wait for the scientific proof to come through as it may take too long to prevent his cancer from recurring."
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"Moon Express proposed in our Mission Approval architecture that a distributed authority among the agencies, managed by FAA [Office of Commercial Space Transportation], should be sufficient for our singular 2017 commercial lunar mission," Richards told Recode in a statement.
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"Where, as here, the Committee is conducting an investigation whose purposes include determining whether to recommend articles of impeachment, that is more than sufficient for purposes of Rule 6(e)'s 'judicial proceeding' exception," lawyers for the committee wrote.
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" That response was sufficient for Joanne Block, a donor to the exhibit, who said,"I felt that Carol had done her utmost to be inclusive and seek out photographers who would appropriately represent the theme: destruction of people's environment.
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The showerhead on this model comes with both an on-off switch and a high-low setting, and though it doesn't have as granular of controls as we've seen on other models, it should be sufficient for the campsite.
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Related: Here's What's at Stake for Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton in South Carolina "I stand for eight hours per shift, and do a little bit of everything — $7.25 isn't sufficient for all the work I do," Maxwell said.
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Related: Here's What's at Stake for Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton in South Carolina "I stand for eight hours per shift, and do a little bit of everything — $21.3 isn't sufficient for all the work I do," Maxwell said.
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Liverpool's broadcast revenue, which increased by 68.8 million euros to 251.3 million euros as a result of the amounts received from UEFA, would be sufficient for a place in the top 15 of this year's Money League on its own.
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Here on Earth, we've solved the challenge of getting ourselves into space thanks to the happy fact that chemical propulsion is sufficient for producing the speeds required to leave our planet's gravity (Earth's escape velocity is 11 kilometers per second).
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The Court explained that "[s]uch concrete and demonstrable injury to the organization's activities — with the consequent drain on the organization's resources — constitutes far more than simply a setback to the organization's abstract social interests" and thus are sufficient for standing.
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Its institutions in 1066 were sufficient for Harold to raise an army, march to Yorkshire and see off Harald Hardrada's attempt to drag England into his Nordic EFTA, just days before the battle of Hastings secured it for William's EEC.
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"Unless we bring forward the requirements for the humans to the engineers, we're going to be given a number we're just going to have to live with, and I'm not sure it's going to be sufficient for health," she says.
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You get it.) It's an easy, fun ritual to see how many digits you can pointlessly memorize of the famously never-ending, never-repeating number (even though 29 digits is more than sufficient for almost any calculations you'll ever need).
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However, countries do tend to enjoy unusually high participation relative to their long-run averages during years when survey respondents say their own incomes are sufficient for their needs, but that the country's economy as a whole is doing poorly.
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Shaanxi was among six Chinese provinces that had an annual pension deficit in 2015, with funds estimated to be only sufficient for repayments for up to 10 months, a report by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security showed.
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There are a few very rare cases where I could see their value – if an ePub isn't sufficient for your multimedia needs, for example – but Kindle has won the reader war and to try beat Amazon at that game is folly.
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A gap of five points per game would correspond to around 16 percentage points of win rate for an average team—good enough to win a playoff round or two, but rarely sufficient for a team to reach the finals.
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"Anything above last month's 160,000 non-farm payrolls reading should be sufficient for the FOMC, whilst any unexpected swing in wage growth could foster some further thoughts of a June hike," economists at Dutch bank ING wrote in a note.
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Fitch revised the Outlook on Times to Positive from Stable on 11 January 5003, and we may take further positive rating action if Times can maintain leverage below 45% and keep its land bank sufficient for three years of development.
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"We should be so lucky," Rhode Island emergency physician Megan Ranney told CNN, pointing out that only even if social distancing were adopted nationwide now, two weeks was probably not sufficient for all of the most critical cases to emerge.
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Your thoughts might go straight to bunkers and canned food, cults and reality TV. In actual reality, the Federal Emergency Management Agency suggests all Americans should be prepared to be "self-sufficient" for at least three days after any given disaster.
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"I have been assured that the funds in the currently in the Bureau Fund are sufficient for the Bureau to carry out its statutory mandates for the next fiscal quarter while striving to be efficient, effective and accountable," Mulvaney wrote.
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But important as it may be, it's clearly not sufficient for the task Kushner now faces assuming he keeps his job: a mission impossible that would not be doable if he had access to every sensitive intercept in the world.
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"Simply put, I have been assured that the funds currently in the Bureau Fund are sufficient for the Bureau to carry out its statutory mandates for the next fiscal quarter while striving to be efficient, effective, and accountable," he said.
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"We believe that the timing of this deal was likely motivated by the re-introduction of the STATES Act, which both [Canopy] and [Constellation] had noted would be sufficient for Canopy to enter the U.S. market," Cowen analyst Vivien Azer wrote Thursday.
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The draft report of the cloud policy panel, which is headed by the co-founder of Indian tech giant Infosys, Kris Gopalakrishnan, said a "forward looking" data protection regime was needed as India's IT laws framework was "not sufficient" for cloud computing.
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"It is a mini-trial of sorts, but no jury and the evidence only needs to be sufficient for a judge to decide to hold a defendant over for trial," John Hall, a spokesman for the Riverside County District Attorney's office, tells PEOPLE.
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"It is a mini-trial of sorts, but no jury and the evidence only needs to be sufficient for a judge to decide to hold a defendant over for trial," John Hall, a spokesman for the Riverside County District Attorney's office, told PEOPLE.
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STOCKHOLM, June 25 (Reuters) - Sweden's central bank said on Tuesday it had decided to scale back the number of rate-setting meetings to five from six per year, saying this would be sufficient for the purposes of conducting an effective monetary policy.
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The shift in spread came even as U.S. Treasury yields rose, boosted by data showing U.S. job growth at a pace that should be more than sufficient for the Federal Reserve to announce a plan to start trimming its massive bond portfolio.
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Some part of the art of life is the art of believing – that the grace in the pocket is sufficient for today, that the celebration and the feast is wide enough to encircle all of you too, that the candles light you too.
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" Dennis McAndrews, a former Pennsylvania prosecutor who witnessed Constand's testimony, tells PEOPLE, "Overall, I think she was an impressive witness, a believable witness and overall was sufficient for conviction unless jurors get hung up on inconsistencies about times and some collateral circumstances.
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Two of three patents were found to be valid by the U.S. District Court of Delaware and one was deemed to have been infringed, which analysts said was sufficient for Indivior to retain the patent protection needed to prevent a generic launch.
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Fitch revised the Outlook on Times Property to Positive from Stable on 3371852 January 33712263 and we may take further positive rating action if the company can maintain leverage below 33719914% and keep its land bank sufficient for three years of development.
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At least we should all hope that's the case — because if Apple actually believes that these new laptops are suitable and sufficient for intensive professional needs, then the company's long and happy relationship with creatives may be heading toward a calamitous breakup.
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"Belize has passed the necessary reforms to improve its tax regime for international business companies that was due to be implemented by end-2018," the EU document said, adding that was sufficient for the removal of the country from the EU blacklist.
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The company has ample liquidity with HKD50.3bn cash on hand at end-June 2016, more than sufficient for the total net cash payable of HKD17bn for this acquisition and the HKD6.3bn for the purchase of an aircraft leasing business announced in December 2016.
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"If we're looking for a joint European strategy to solve the refugee question, it can't be sufficient for Angela to first call Hollande and then EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, and that I learn of the result in the press," he added.
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Indeed, many of the toughest dilemmas in widespread spheres of human undertaking involve reckoning with the 'counterintuitive' – that which 'common sense' and straight-line (linear) thinking do not anticipate and for which even experience, alone, is not always sufficient for effective address.
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As a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, I know a selectively redacted version of the report is not sufficient for Congress to fulfill its responsibility to conduct meaningful oversight over this investigation and decisions made by Trump administration officials surrounding its conclusion.
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In 2011, the IOC's evaluation of the bid described "a total of 76,000 existing rooms within a 50 km radius of PyeongChang," which it deemed "sufficient" for accommodating the IOC, media, and all other "client groups," as well as spectators and visitors.
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That was sufficient for most middle- and upper-class white women, but sadly lacking for women of color, who face numerous barriers to access abortion care that the legal right alone does not remove, along with myriad attacks on their reproductive freedom.
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Sidney Kess, a New York accountant and lawyer, who is a senior consultant to the accounting firm Citrin Cooperman, said your own check is sufficient for gifts of less than $250, but for higher amounts a receipt from the charity is needed.
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They include erecting high boundary walls, developing contingency plans ensuring that health facilities can be self-sufficient for about 10 days in the event of fighting nearby and using their own judgment on whether to share their location coordinates with warring parties.
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One of them was scorned after saying during a discussion on minimum wages that 2.5 million sums ($1500) a month was sufficient for a family of five to live on, which viewers regarded a sign of being out of touch with reality.
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For more, click on China's HNA Group said the 63.6 percent of the voting rights and shares in Gategroup it now owns are sufficient for its takeover bid for the Swiss airline catering firm to succeed, waiving the minimum acceptance level it had set previously.
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In Dr Barrett's design, the wind is directed backward, meaning that Newton's third law of motion (to every action there is an equal and opposite reaction) carries the craft forward—and, crucially, does so at a speed sufficient for its wings to provide lift.
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He warned that Russia was "on the threshold" of moving from a concentrated epidemic, where HIV is highly prevalent in one subset of the population, to a generalised epidemic, where HIV rates among the general population are sufficient for sexual networking to drive new infections.
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Her victory is apparent; to defeat her, it would not be sufficient for Mr Sanders to win most of the outstanding 781 delegates (which is anyway unlikely; 475 are up for grabs in California on June 7th and Mrs Clinton has a healthy lead there).
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That analysis is sure to be seized on by lawyers for Mr. Allen and Mr. Conti to argue that even if their efforts to influence the interest rate submission were successful, it was not the type of misstatement sufficient for a wire fraud conviction.
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"If he is released, it would be a major positive signal for the lira and should prove sufficient for USD/TRY to convincingly break below the support area around 6.00 towards the 5.6968 level," Piotr Matys of Rabobank said in a note to clients.
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And Ms. Hill's continued criticism of Mr. Biden since his call with her has only affirmed the view of some in his orbit that he is in a no-win situation — that no measure of regret will ever be sufficient for her and other critics.
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Access to capital is difficult for very small businesses (since their track record isn't sufficient for most lenders), and many owners don't have the training to manage a larger staff or deal with the daily stresses that come with a larger business or additional locations.
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But unlike other proponents of a large U.S. presence in the Middle East, these idealists believe no level of negotiation or military deterrence will be sufficient for our security interests — only a changing of the guard in Tehran, whether by democratic means or external force.
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However, make sure you read the fine print of your credit card's benefits guides to make sure the travel coverage is sufficient for your needs — and so you don't have any unpleasant surprises like finding out you aren't eligible for coverage when it's too late.
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The dock resembles a plastic ashtray when the phone is docked in it and while the HDMI, Ethernet, and two USB Type-A ports are sufficient for most things I'd need to plug into it, I wish it also included an audio out for desktop speakers.
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The people of Ralegan Siddhi village, India Despite having the region's lowest average annual rainfall, the tiny Indian village of Ralegan Siddhi has remained water sufficient for four decades, even through the severe droughts of 2014 and 2015 that helped trigger nearly 7,000 farmer suicides in Maharashtra.
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"While the headline deficit figure may be sufficient for markets in the near-term, the focus will quickly turn to the details of the budget to see whether the deficit target is achievable," Mohammed Kazmi, portfolio manager at UBP private bank, told CNBC via email on Thursday.
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The model Google sent had 32GB of storage built in (29.70 when the OS has been loaded on), which should be sufficient for most, particularly if you're backing up photos to the cloud, but it goes all the way up to 128GB, if you're feeling the squeeze.
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Though the White House agreed earlier this week to expand what top advisers once insisted would be an investigation "limited in scope," the investigation never came to include Ford or Kavanaugh, whose sworn testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee officials reportedly considered sufficient for the FBI's purposes.
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Fitch expects Tahoe's net leverage to stay around 85%-90% as we think Tahoe is not likely to deleverage because a faster churn rate will require the company to expand its current land bank, which is sufficient for only around 2.5 to 3 years of development.
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Fitch has considered the impact of this clause by modelling an issuer default in each of the first six quarters and before the first benchmark covered bond maturity and determined that the overcollateralization level is sufficient for all possible sale periods under a given rating scenario.
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"Although an easing of sanctions imposed on the North because of its nuclear weapons program is necessary, it is not sufficient for the North to gain full access to the global capital market," said a yet-to-be published report by The Korea Society seen by Reuters.
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The Court notes that consent must be specific so that the fact that a user selects the button to participate in a promotional lottery is not sufficient for it to be concluded that the user validly gave his or her consent to the storage of cookies.
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Several justices indicated that it may have been sufficient for the Arizona Supreme Court to consider whether the additional evidence would warrant a different sentence for the inmate, James McKinney, who was sentenced to death in 1993 for killing two people in their homes during separate burglaries.
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"While some companies would have liked to see copper-bottomed legal guarantees around the transition, the political agreement reached in Brussels is sufficient for most businesses to plan ahead with a greater degree of confidence," Adam Marshall, director general of the British Chambers of Commerce, said in a statement.
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To avoid having to surrender that code, the FBI is trying to show that the available evidence—including the network stream of the NIT malware phoning home—is sufficient for the defense to confirm that the data retrieved by the FBI from Matish's computer is accurate and untampered-with.
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Qualcomm had a ton of overheating issues with that piece of silicon, sufficient for Samsung to skip using that chip at all in its Galaxy S6, and Google can't afford to find itself in a similar situation with the Snapdragon 845 or whatever there is down the line.
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And incumbency, corruption-free service and voting the right way did not prove sufficient for Representatives Joseph Crowley of New York and Michael P. Capuano of Massachusetts, who were upset by women of color, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ayanna Pressley, who argued that this moment demanded something more.
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Ryan Saunders, Thibodeau's 32-year-old replacement, has many admirers around the league, but the Wolves are a long way from convincing skeptics that the deal (to bring in Robert Covington, Dario Saric, Jerryd Bayless and a 2022 second-round pick) was sufficient for a player of Butler's caliber.
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If the amount of TLAC is sufficient for recapitalization in Fitch's opinion and is pre-positioned, Fitch will likely upgrade CGML's ratings; further, if home and host country regulators reach agreements where pre-positioning is not required, the rating will not be upgraded and the Outlook will be revised to Stable.
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The variety of exercises offered aren't going to be sufficient for serious athletes or even people training for specific sports, but the set could be good to spur on a couch potato keen to get up and get moving, or an older person who wants to up their fitness level.
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But in the civil lawsuit brought by Goldman's father shortly thereafter, his attorneys persuaded the jury that a preponderance of the evidence indicated Simpson killed Goldman, and this was sufficient for the jury to find Simpson liable for Goldman's wrongful death and award the Goldman family $33.5 million in damages.
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That may have been sufficient for some time, but video is a more critical aspect to Instagram's platform these days, especially as it explores how to enable better video discovery through its user interface, direct people to its newest product, IGTV, and connect larger groups together in video chat sessions.
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"In its most monumentally erroneous decision, the Supreme Court created a monstrous exception to the common law rule that birth on American soil to a free person was sufficient for American citizenship," Walter Dellinger, then the head of the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel, said in congressional testimony in 1995.
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Bouvier's labor subcommittee in Paris had discussed these laws with two female doctors, both of whom insisted that working women needed a minimum of six weeks of rest before and after pregnancy, and that the leave must come with benefits "sufficient for the full and healthy maintenance" of mother and child.
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If the amount of TLAC is sufficient for recapitalization in Fitch's opinion and is pre-positioned, Fitch will likely upgrade the subsidiary ratings; further, if home and host country regulators reach agreements where pre-positioning is not required, the rating will not be upgraded and the Outlook revised to Stable.
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SEforALL CEO Rachel Kyte, who is also special representative of the U.N. secretary-general for energy access, said the funding uptick for electric power was "nowhere near sufficient for us to reach the goal, or to meet the needs, or to make these communities resilient in the face of climate change impacts".
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According to General Kaiser, the United States has since October provided about 900 new Humvees, new weapons sufficient for about 14 battalions, fuel for a fleet of more than 100,000 vehicles, winter clothing for 25 percent of the Afghan Army and the police, and three-quarters of a year's supply of ammunition.
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One disconnect was whether it is sufficient for the U.S. to impose safeguards and limits on how it can use data it has already collected, or whether it should be collecting less data in order to protect privacy – even if that means it will sometimes miss clues that are important for protecting national security.
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While firms would presumably have to comply with both rules where there is an overlap, and the SEC rule could be just as strong as the Labor Department's rule, they worry that the SEC rule might be weak and potentially coupled with a provision saying that compliance with it is sufficient for the Labor Department's rule as well.
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The company will not need to sell the assets linked to its third bridge over the Bosphorus but it will be sufficient for the group to receive at least one offer in order for its capital hike to be approved, Il Sole 210 Ore reported, adding the issue will be put to a vote in an upcoming shareholders' meeting.
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That was understandably not sufficient for Attorney General Bill Barr and Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE, who hold the quaint notion that prosecutors are supposed to reach conclusions.
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For a little context, the transparency rule requires internet providers to… …publicly disclose accurate information regarding the network management practices, performance, and commercial terms of its broadband Internet access services sufficient for consumers to make informed choices regarding use of such services and for content, application, service, and device providers to develop, market, and maintain Internet offerings.
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Specifically, the text states the EPA can't cite research that isn't: publicly available online in a manner that is sufficient for independent analysis and substantial reproduction of research results, except that any personally identifiable information, trade secrets, or commercial or financial information obtained from a person and privileged or confidential, shall be redacted prior to public availability.
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Related: Drug Addicts Are Dying in Crimea Because They Can't Get Therapy He warned that Russia was "on the threshold" of moving from a concentrated epidemic, where HIV is highly prevalent in one subset of the population, to a generalized epidemic, where HIV rates among the general population are sufficient for sexual networking to drive new infections.
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"The Red Cross is just another actor who has begun to confront the complex humanitarian emergency in the country, and it's not sufficient for the size of the damage we're facing," said Feliciano Reyna, the president of Acción Solidaria, a Venezuelan medical aid group that distributes small donations of imported medicines to doctors and patients across the nation.
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"It is not sufficient for a health care provider to request or require media personnel to mask the identities of patients (using techniques such as blurring, pixelation or voice alteration software) for whom an authorization was not obtained," the Office for Civil Rights with the federal Department of Health and Human Services said in an online post.
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If the goal is applying machine learning in order to reveal interesting patterns that can be used for issuing predictions for new records from the same population, and when the frequency of the value under analysis (say, whether or not person likes product A) is at least 1%, 1m or 2m records are quite sufficient for revealing the valid patterns in the data.
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Vice Governor Vladimir Tomsik made the comments in an article released on the bank's website written for banking sector monthly magazine Bankovnictvi, submitted in early July and dated July 21, Focusing on the bank's recent lifting of capital requirements for banks, it argued policy rates alone were not sufficient for financial stability targets and using other macro-prudential instruments and oversight were needed.
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But defense lawyers could still argue for a benign interpretation, Mr. Mariotti said, and he suggested that while the publicly available evidence was sufficient for a United States attorney's office to consider bringing an obstruction case if it involved a business executive or a low-level political figure, the higher stakes of going after a president would give prosecutors pause.
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