Like the current version, the new F-Type will be available with a turbocharged four-cylinder engine, a supercharged V6 or a supercharged V8.
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They are supercharged and energized by the interactions with her.
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As with many driven outsiders, this alienation supercharged his ambitions.
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What supercharged the jihadist cause was the 1979 Iranian Revolution.
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A 5.2L supercharged engine provides 760 HP in this coupe.
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The supercharged 5.2L found in the GT500 is a masterpiece.
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That cachet, of course, has been supercharged by Silicon Valley.
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In an era of supercharged partisanship, that's no small thing.
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This book's supercharged introduction comes out of the gate swinging.
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It is the mundane experienced through heightened, sometimes supercharged emotions.
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He could even become speaker of a new, supercharged parliament.
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That natural process is supercharged if humans modify the environment.
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But there is no denying that Trump has supercharged the bigots.
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And a novel new study says climate change "supercharged" the storm.
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The music sounds marvelous, supercharged with jocular flair and soulful fire.
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For lunch, I threw together a supercharged kale and citrus salad.
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This supercharged fresh start is something you'll be feeling until 2020.
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In fact, the project sounds a lot like a supercharged monorail.
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It's sex that supercharged with erotic passion but with intimate commitment.
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The Supercharged flavor packs 510 horsepower courtesy of a 5.0L V8.
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It was designed to be a supercharged Unix scripting language, e.g.
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Yet such supercharged colors are still intimidating to many of us.
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Matters might get "supercharged in a hyper-identitarian way," he added.
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The intellectual ennobling of sexual violation may have become supercharged then.
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Climate change has supercharged these wildfires, turning whole landscapes into tinder.
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Todd VanDerWerff: In 2017, everything about TV felt condensed and supercharged.
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These supercharged moonbeams also reveal things that are hidden in the shadows.
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As multinationals' advantages have eroded, so has their claim to supercharged performance.
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What the soda water provides is a supercharged serving of these nutrients.
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More recently the return of protests has been supercharged by three things.
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A win there could have supercharged his campaign -- and that didn't happen.
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Mijente's documents make clear that Palantir's technology has supercharged ICE's operational capabilities.
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The dual-clutch transmission keeps the 760 HP supercharged engine in line.
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His election supercharged the divisions that have existed since the country's birth.
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Six heat exchangers for the supercharged V8 hide behind that Cobra badge.
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Ultimately, the high APY, combined with automatic deposits, supercharged by savings progress.
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The low level of volatility in the markets contrasts with supercharged indexes.
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What better way to let loose than watch supercharged Italian sports cars?
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It's boxing from Wii Sports, supercharged, anime'd up, and looking absolutely spectacular.
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This supercharged salad of chicken breast and roasted vegetables is gluten-free.
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But the film industry's awards season, which will become supercharged on Dec.
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The Sportbrake is powered by a 22018 horsepower, 3.0-liter supercharged V6.
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Powering the XF Sportbrake is a 380 horsepower, 3.0 liter supercharged V6.
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Here's what it's like to use the Chrome OS supercharged with Android Apps.
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The case has also supercharged a handful of tight races around the country.
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Using a supercharged facial mist can help take things to the next level.
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They could be used to create supercharged fake news, or harassment and bullying.
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Meaning more deaths, more property damage, and a supercharged assault on mental health.
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Carolyn told me it made sense that global warming probably supercharged the storm.
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Now that feature will be supercharged thanks to INRIX's uniquely aggregated parking data.
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The Iraq war and the election of Donald Trump have supercharged anti-Americanism.
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Until now, Kurtág has been best known as a maker of supercharged miniatures.
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The attendant 625 pound-feet of torque comes from a supercharged V8 engine.
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With a supercharged blender of your own, you can make whatever you want.
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These trees tend to spawn supercharged wildfires because of the way they're shaped.
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And today that is being supercharged by new developments in artificial intelligence (AI).
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In "Chapter 3," the violence has been supercharged, and so has the virtuosity.
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On the surface, Houston is a utilitarian, sometimes unsightly sprawl of supercharged commerce.
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Jemisin, who describes herself as "a supercharged introvert," is just fine with that.
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Power is provided by either a turbocharged 4-cylinder or a supercharged V6.
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They have been supercharged thanks to increases in affordable computing power and available data.
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LAS VEGAS—If you have $53,000 you can own a supercharged Windows 10 workstation.
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We finally know the specs for Microsoft's supercharged Xbox One: the Project Scorpio console.
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But neither building activity nor those supercharged profit margins are going to run indefinitely.
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Sweeping corporate tax cuts passed by the Republicans last year have supercharged earnings growth.
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What is going to happen when the competition to offer students money is supercharged?
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Fuel builds up, and then an intense drought sets the stage for supercharged wildfires.
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Switzerland's system is built around heavily regulated private insurance with a supercharged individual mandate.
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The problem, though, is that all of these issues are supercharged issues in Congress.
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It will also have access to autonomous weapons, devastating cyberattacks, and supercharged disinformation and propaganda.
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And as you would expect for a supercharged router, the R9000 is truly very fast.
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Dubke's departure supercharged rumors that the White House is looking to revamp its communications strategy.
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Rosenberg had wondered whether the man's supercharged immune cells could help other cancer patients, too.
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With its golf ball bullets and supercharged attack, they made quick work of StarPro's base.
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But the creature's purpose, like her flashes of fury and supercharged strength, are never decoded.
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The sweeping corporate tax cuts passed by the Republicans last year have supercharged earnings growth.
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They have practiced for years using the method of loci, supercharged with other mnemonic methods.
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But on a style and status basis, the Range Rover Supercharged presents an impeccable value.
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You relax in it for 10 to 15 minutes to get a supercharged sauna experience.
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Under the hood you'll find a turbo and supercharged, "T24.5" 22.5-liter, four-cylinder engine.
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Now comes the supercharged slugging duo of Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton of the Yankees.
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Or so the wailing mourners, led by their supercharged, Jheri-curled pastor (Marchánt Davis) believe.
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So far this year, strong growth and deep corporate tax cuts have supercharged corporate profits.
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But it's precisely this supercharged run that should be ringing the alarm bells for investors.
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And all of the region's conflicts has been supercharged by a free-flowing arms trade.
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Eye Dew Plus is, you guessed it, a supercharged version of the brand's iconic Eye Dew.
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Similarly, your navigation experience is a supercharged version of the Gear VR—and still surprisingly basic.
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President Trump promised an economy supercharged by the rocket-fuel of his tax cuts and deregulation.
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Well, the simple answer is that soda water is like a supercharged energy pack for plants.
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The British SUV offers six different engine options, from four-cylinder diesels to a supercharged V6.
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Plus, warm, high speed winds grew the fire and supercharged its travel from east to west.
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The GT500, with its supercharged 760 HP engine and dual-clutch transmission, is something more refined.
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My favorite thing about the F-Pace was the howling supercharged V333 and the lovely chassis.
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The new Shelby GT25.8 has a supercharged V28 engine that will produce more than 2700 horsepower.
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The car sells for $89,062 and is powered by a 840-horsepower Supercharged Hemi V8 engine.
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The 760 ponies are supplied by a 5.2-liter, hand-built, aluminum-alloy, supercharged V8 engine.
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For now, she said, he's "supercharged," though she acknowledged that things could change at any time.
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President Trump has been nothing if not bold in his promises to generate supercharged economic growth.
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So the Iranian migration here is also supercharged, and Reza was in the thick of that.
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His presidency has inspired the largest gender gap in history and supercharged turnout among female Democrats.
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Get the Supercharged Brain Training Bundle for just $19.99 (usually $597.98) and start rewiring your brain.
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Sony has already confirmed that the supercharged PlayStation 5 will contain a 4K Blu-ray drive.
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It's a supercharged bolt of electricity extending from the sky to the ground that can kill people.
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Think of it like a supercharged version of the "auto" mode in any point-and-click camera.
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And the SAM car, as it's known, was upgraded to a supercharged Z06 Corvette with 650 horsepower.
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If you're thinking that that basically sounds like a supercharged version of IFTTT, well, you're not wrong.
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Eclipses are like supercharged new moons, and this one could bring some exciting developments at the office.
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Underneath the long, raked hood lies a reworked version of the brand's supercharged 5.0-liter V160 engine.
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Some compare it to the supercharged activism that pushed the Democrats leftward in the 1930s and 1960s.
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When you have these hot towers, they're like the supercharged pistons in the engine, if you will.
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Salaries for graduates are supercharged by the greatest amount in absolute terms: $71,600, or a 150% increase.
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It was supercharged by an immigration system that welcomed promising minds from every corner of the planet.
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These are already genius-grade players; give them extra motivation and they're supercharged World War Z zombies.
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Possibly the Dagger's most important component for gearheads, its motor, comes from a Kawasaki H2 supercharged sportbike.
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It's creating a supercharged atmosphere and everyone can join in, but what are the consequences of this?
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The MSRP of the 2016 Jaguar XF S (the S is for that supercharged engine) is $62,700.
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By the time a tech startup goes public, its days of supercharged revenue growth may be over.
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Starting price: $101,700 The Range Rover Sport SVR has a supercharged 5.0-liter 575 horsepower V8 engine.
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In a digital environment, a robot undergoes a supercharged form of trial and error called reinforcement learning.
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In the 1970s and 80s, Japan and West Germany followed a strategy that supercharged their economic growth.
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More importantly, I contend that the Range Rover Supercharged is the cheapest way into high-roller status.
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But the Cadillac actually has ... THE SAME ENGINE as the Vette, a 6.2-liter supercharged widow-maker.
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Chernaik, drawn to this supercharged story and the music, has backed up her affection with solid research.
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We bring anything we want supercharged, any talismans we want to carry the energy of the coven.
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NASCAR could find ways to deploy hybrid technology for a supercharged or turbo effect on race cars.
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The trade deficit was because of Americans' dismal savings rate and supercharged consumption, not a cheap renminbi.
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New experiments are pushing the envelope of providing more and more soldiers with the latest supercharged smartphones.
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Apple's results have also been better than expected recently, and Microsoft in particular has notched supercharged results.
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The move supercharged the already bitter politics surrounding the federal investigation into the Trump campaign and Russia.
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The benefits of Chinese demand and expectations of further supercharged growth are clearly reflected in share prices.
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Its supercharged 6.2-liter V8 pumps out an astonishing 755 horsepower and 715 pound-feet of torque.
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"With a domestic terrorist attack, those policies could become supercharged," Romero said in the Rolling Stone interview.
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But Republicans have taken the parts of this process that they profess to hate and supercharged them.
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Having something exciting to look forward, on top of supercharged investment accounts, can help them stay on track.
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No matter how it plays out, Washington for the moment has what it loves most — a supercharged showdown.
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SpaceX is planning to launch its supercharged Falcon Heavy rocket today from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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She can also use plasma jets from her palms to send out a supercharged blast, incapacitating her enemies.
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So, knowing all that, would you cough up a few extra bucks for a supercharged version of Firefox?
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For the 2020 car, all that power comes from a hand-built, supercharged 5.2-liter aluminum alloy engine.
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The result is a car that runs like a supercharged Tesla, but looks like a normal ass car.
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He favors the emerging markets, which he describes as "supercharged," but warns against "wildly overpriced" global sovereign bonds.
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The best we've done so far would be the Motorola Hint, which was basically a supercharged Bluetooth earpiece.
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The refreshed sedan has lost its supercharged V6 but gained a pair of punchy, turbocharged four-cylinder engines.
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The proliferation of streaming services has supercharged the market for producers with a track record of delivering hits.
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" "Afghan corruption has been supercharged by over a decade of Western aid inflows and is not easily reversed.
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TL;DR: Learn to be more focused with the Supercharged Brain Training Bundle for $19.99, a 96% savings.
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Early versions of this front-wheel-drive car came equipped with a 158-horsepower supercharged four-cylinder engine.
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TV Plus is most similar to Disney, trying to create a supercharged version of a traditional cable channel.
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She supercharged Facebook's business strategy, including its data-driven advertising platform, and has helped transform the company's finances.
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It's powered by an 6-horsepower supercharged 6.2-liter V-8 engine, so powerful, the car can do wheelies.
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A $261 value, lifetime access to the Supercharged Brain Training Bundle is yours for only $274.99 — a 399.993% savings.
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At first glance, July's full moon may seem like a sleepy follow-up to June's supercharged Strong Sun Moon.
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The F50 is a "supercharged incarnation" of the AC50, the catamarans used for the last America's Cup, SailGP said.
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Lexip's "3D" mouse is promising gamers a supercharged experience with a mouse that comes with two joysticks built in.
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It's equal parts an instant password generator and changer and password manager, supercharged by secure and accurate autofill technology.
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The Mate 20 has the same Kirin 980 guts, but doesn't get the same supercharged cellular and wireless capabilities.
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The president and his team promised an economy supercharged by huge corporate tax cuts and historic rollbacks in regulation.
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It packs a wallop: 2.03 hp and 630 lb-ft of torque from a supercharged 6.2-liter V-8.
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What all this amounts to is, in essence, a supercharged version of an existing process known as assortative mating.
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The T603 turbo- and supercharged-260 starts at $260,22017 for Momentum; $49,915 for R-Design; and $49,695 for Inscription.
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Smith started scrubbing on Arrogate's neck and smooching in his ear, coaxing the colt to find that supercharged gear.
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I've also been curious about "supercharged" waters like the ones I see everyone toting at the gym or airport.
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Europe's politically supercharged year has ended with a jolt of excitement as Germans went to the polls on Sunday.
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It's a 400-horsepower hybrid electric-drive unit featuring Volvo's 2.0-liter, supercharged and turbocharged inline four-cylinder engine.
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And Afghan corruption has been supercharged by over a decade of Western aid inflows and is not easily reversed.
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You might come to understand that microtargeting had supercharged advertisers' ability to discriminate, even when they weren't trying to.
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The ecstatic richness of the music recalls the supercharged religiosity of Olivier Messiaen, who taught Stockhausen for a time.
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The standoff has supercharged a national debate over the business practices of the country's 24-hour convenience store industry.
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Though knocking Trump on the economy is a tough sell, it is not as supercharged as the president claims.
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What it does: Slash is a power user's keyboard that's supercharged to work with a ton of different apps.
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We won't be invisible, or silent, with you and Roscoe as our supercharged, tricked out sensory-power life force.
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It has a 6.2-liter supercharged V8 that puts out 808 hp and still gets 22 mpg on the highway.
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And now they&aposre not as much because you have this progressive wing of the party that is supercharged up.
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I enjoyed this supercharged circus tent, even as I found its blithe peppiness meaningless — never challenging, offending, disturbing, or polyvalent.
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The Boeing 747 plane's speedy journey was completed thanks to 200-mph winds in the "supercharged" jet stream, CNN reported.
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The BOJ supercharged its asset purchases; its balance-sheet grew from about 25% of gdp in 210 to 21% now.
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Xiaomi is a supercharged champion of a new Chinese model that is the opposite: deliberately sprawling, tightly controlled and hyperactive.
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But basic body creams and butters have new competition, thanks to an uptick in supercharged serums and oils hitting shelves.
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Back in England, Humphry Davy, inventor of the miner's safety lamp, picked up the idea of electrolysis and supercharged it.
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Ford just introduced a supercharged hybrid for police that can handle intense pursuits, even through flooded intersections and over curbs.
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Nevertheless, there is a running theory among certain members of the press that the 2011 dinner supercharged Trump's political ambitions.
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"Billionaires are concentrating wealth at a supercharged rate," Rupert Hoogewerf, Hurun Report's chairman and chief researcher, said in a statement.
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That tax cut came to fruition in December, and it supercharged corporate profits, but that was a one-time event.
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A global infrastructure for gadgets However, the end goal of Playground is more ambitious than just a supercharged startup incubator.
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Read more about how "Stranger Things" supercharged Netflix's work with brands like Lyft and Coca-Cola: 'Stranger Things' is back.
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NAFTA was supposed to change all this when it went into effect in 1994, but instead it supercharged the problem.
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Scientists are getting better at finding human fingerprints on heatwaves, droughts and storms that are being supercharged by global warming.
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Nor will he abandon the personal attacks against his critics and the establishment that have supercharged his most loyal fans.
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Laws can be amended, but as of now, the UK and EU must begin landmark talks on a supercharged schedule.
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He once bought a limited-edition silver Mercedes SLR McLaren roadster, with a supercharged AMG V8 engine, for $465,000. Mrs.
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His assured technical knowledge, supercharged by the enthusiasm of an aficionado, brings home the beautiful, brutal realities of endurance racing.
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In the supercharged world Bernie inhabits, the decision to stay in the race was considered not only reasonable, but obvious.
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The fear of a recession this year supercharged defensive stocks that are favored for their ability to thrive during downturns.
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Because of all his success, Brian is able to splurge on a Rolls Royce, a supercharged Range Rover, and a Bentley.
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Sales were also supercharged by the introduction of the 225 Clean Air Act, which restricted the amount of lead in gasoline.
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In some cases this might get a mention on TMZ and in other cases this supercharged hoaxing can elect a president.
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Sweeping corporate tax cuts, an initiative driven by Trump, supercharged U.S. companies' earnings and helped lift the cash-rich technology sector.
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The big picture: Though still far off, conquering quantum technology could enable uncrackable communications, supercharged radar and more deadly undersea warfare.
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All this has been supercharged by smartphones, which mean people can keep playing—and paying—at all hours of the day.
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Not only will it satisfy your hunger, it'll leave you feeling supercharged and ready to face the rest of your week.
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Her badass, body-positive, supercharged lyrics are on a whole other level of what we've been used to from the mainstream.
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These initiatives largely don't rely on mass surveillance or supercharged artificial intelligence, and many citizens may not even know they exist.
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It's an absolute beast, with a supercharged V6 engine producing an estimated 325 horse power and 300 foot-pounds of torque!!!
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Indeed, this supercharged boost to the economy risks representing the unnecessary sprint that cuts into the economy's remaining stock of energy.
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Perhaps the most dramatic consequence of climate change is supercharged wildfires: Drier weather leads to drier brush, which fuels massive blazes.
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"There is some evidence to suggest that the outcomes, like the effects, may be supercharged," Ms. Feinstein said in an email.
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The warmer water also allows the air to hold more moisture, which supercharged the rainfall from Hurricane Florence in the Carolinas.
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But there's no dispute that the Republicans' $1.5 trillion tax cut in late 2017 supercharged the economy—for a time, anyway.
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With 707 combustion-derived horsepower from its supercharged 6.2-liter V8, the roaring Trackhawk is outrageously fun in its own way.
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But that's landed them in a supercharged political environment, drawing the ire of the figures they've deemed dangerous and many others.
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But he and his surrogates have insisted it's worth it — and might even pay for itself — by igniting supercharged economic growth.
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But Trump and the current White House have supercharged the process, making it a central component of relations with these countries.
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In creating the Trailcat, Jeep designers did more than wedge a 6.2-liter supercharged "Hellcat" V8 under its bright green hood.
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Withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement in the face of extreme weather supercharged by climate change endangers lives and whole cities.
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Australia has also been withering under a fierce drought; indeed, it was that lack of moisture that supercharged this season's bushfires.
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The top-of-the-line R trim receives a 5.0-liter 575-horsepower supercharged V8 matching the outgoing F-Type SVR.
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Buyers can select from three power plants, including a 296-horsepower turbocharged four-cylinder engine and a 380-horsepower supercharged V6.
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But the panel emphasized that it is using all available technology, including Statcast data, to find explanations for the supercharged baseball.
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A supercharged air also distinguished the entire hourlong set by Shabaka and the Ancestors on Saturday night at Le Poisson Rouge.
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Greyhounds are known for their racing prowess and supercharged speed, but these svelte dogs actually don't need much exercise at all.
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The 2016 Volvo XC20183 T6 R-Design has an all-new look and a powerful 2-liter supercharged engine with 316 horsepower.
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So there would not be an opportunity to test the power from the GT2500's 260-liter supercharged V23.3 on this route.
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Offline Origins Like network effects, learning effects have always existed in the offline world but have become supercharged in the digital world.
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The movie revs its motor and becomes more about a supercharged spectacle of a fight than Diana's understanding of heroism and mankind.
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Clearing out the Nazi robot factory earned me a dieselkraftwerk—a supercharged grenade launcher that let me blast open previously locked doors.
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Many of these technologies are going to be supercharged by artificial intelligence as it's increasingly integrated into the technologies underlying the web.
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What he found instead, after screening more than a quarter-million chemicals, was a class of molecules that supercharged cells' clock functions.
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N told Reuters it plans to launch a canola seed supercharged with protein through traditional cross-breeding as soon as next year.
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A basic income in this case would simply act like a social safety net, not unlike those that exist today, but supercharged.
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The crowdfunding effort was supercharged by Collins's hesitance in the face of the allegations of sexual misconduct against the high court pick.
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But Ms. Warren (and Bernie Sanders) are offering up Americans a supercharged version of the current government insurance for those over 65.
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The market's supercharged rally took the Dow to its record 2.83th high of the year and the to its 62nd on Monday.
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The old 380-horsepower, supercharged V6 has gone away, replaced by either a 247-horsepower or a 296-horsepower turbocharged four-banger.
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The party has so far overperformed in special elections this year, combining suburban and more moderate voters with a supercharged Democratic base.
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Your planetary ruler, warrior Mars, is at a critical degree this week, where its energy is supercharged and packs a stronger punch.
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The line tops out with the replica '67 Shelby GT500 with a 600-horsepower supercharged engine and a base price of $239,000.
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A quarter-century ago, an electronic surveillance consultant named Scott French used a supercharged Mac to imitate Jacqueline Susann's sex-drenched tales.
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However, he tries to stay away from certain kinds of requests, such as putting in a "supercharged" engine or Apple Car play.
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That car, with its supercharged V-8 and dual-clutch transmission, is meant to slay supercars and provide Hellcat-level horsepower numbers.
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It's a similar effort to the ground game the RNC ran in 2317 — except this time it is beginning early, and supercharged.
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Its two-liter four-cylinder engine is turbocharged and supercharged, turning out a healthy 316 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque.
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Like its competitor Soko Glam, Peach & Lily leveraged its industry expertise by starting its own supercharged, eponymous in-house Peach & Lily brand.
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What was once a small fishing village is now supercharged with boom-town zeal and non-stop construction of restaurants and hotels.
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The supercharged, 3.0-liter V6 is a tasty power plant, putting out 340 horsepower with 332 pound-feet of torque on tap.
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Air Force One may be the world's most supercharged Boeing, but a ride aboard the presidential aircraft doesn't reveal the plane's hidden layers.
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Some investors are sticking to their guns - they say economic indicators' decline from the supercharged levels of last year was to be expected.
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Never before has our kind faced such omnipresent peril, from supercharged storms to rising seas to drought to crop failure to biodiversity crises.
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On the album, she's smartly supercharged the qualities most likely to make her stand out in a sea of female-fronted synth-pop.
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But to speed along the standard process, it's offering the same carrot that originally supercharged AMP's growth: prime placement on Google's own properties.
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New research has supercharged the method that Primer used for its headline generator, packing it with untold levels of data and computing power.
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The Katanga announcement has merely instilled a new dose of volatility into a market that is still recovering from its last supercharged rally.
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The organic supercharged with a burst of the virtual, modifiers like "animated" and "CGI" withering away in the face of the infinitely possible.
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The tension between powers is what keeps the US government in balance, but as he does with everything, Trump has supercharged the stress.
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If you also have a Chase Sapphire Preferred Card or Chase Sapphire Reserve, however, the cash back on this card can get supercharged.
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Broad said that unlike prior fringe ideas, Twitter supercharged the pace at which a trendy leftist hashtag could drive the national political discussion.
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Those who want more power can upgrade to the $45,603 XC60 T6 with its 302-hp 4-cylinder that's both turbo- and supercharged.
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Other administrations have dealt with officials who stray from accepted policy, but the problem is supercharged under Trump, said one former administration official.
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In the current supercharged environment, Trump needed to survive this debate in spite of the clear bias of the moderators, and he did.
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Mr. Work believes a lesson learned in chess can be applied to the battlefield, and he envisions a military supercharged by artificial intelligence.
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Wrapped together, the Range Rover Supercharged is a shocking feat of engineering and proof that with enough money you can solve any problem.
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The conspiracy theories were supercharged when Clinton asked Wellesley to seal her thesis for the duration of her husband's presidency, which it did.
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I opted not to add benzoic acid into my e-juice because I didn't feel like I needed the supercharged nicotine delivery mechanism.
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And as the above chart shows, it's not an achievement that's going to be reached solely through supercharged growth in China and India.
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The goal is to equip soldiers with the most evolved tech on the planet, before supercharged states like China and Russia crack it.
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You had this diet in American life that was really sexually supercharged, and a lot of it was fueled by the Clinton scandal.
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First, a quick recap: Johnson tweaked the Brexit deal in October, but couldn't pass it through Parliament, as lawmakers rejected his supercharged timeline.
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Supercharged wildfires are devastating California, heat waves are killing more people and more crops, cities are struggling to adapt to strange new climates.
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He shared his strategies that have supercharged his volume and revenue growth by more than 10 times in the first year of production.
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Wentz has decided to sell off his 2018 Dodge Challenger SRT Demon Coupe -- which features a SuperCharged 6.2-liter HEMI SRT V8 engine.
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A souped-up version called the XKR came equipped with a supercharged V8 rated at 370 horsepower and 387 foot-pounds of torque.
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The New York media conglomerate, housed inside the cable colossus Comcast, plunked $500 million into the supercharged stock debut of Snap on Thursday.
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A penalty-kicks overtime format would reduce injuries — it's exhausting to play a fifth quarter — while creating the supercharged excitement of a soccer shootout.
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We've said it all along: the New T-Mobile will be a supercharged Un-carrier that is great for consumers and great for competition.
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The federal government faces a dilemma over how to prepare the American coast for the rising seas and supercharged storms of a warming climate.
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The solvent, a mixture of ethanol and water, keeps the fibers from falling apart as they fling out of the supercharged cotton candy machine.
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Is Apple just taking what is still at bottom its supercharged mobile browser and making sure it is optimized for commonly used desktop sites?
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These include DNA sequences that code for supercharged blood-clotting agents and scaffolding proteins responsible for laying down the foundational units of new flesh.
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Supercharged by Facebook's engineering team, Krieger could finally rest a little after spending years fighting server fires in attempts to manage Instagram's meteoric growth.
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True, their growth has slowed sharply from last year's supercharged 20 percent to "just" 2.4 percent in the first nine months of this year.
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But in this supercharged era of unicorns and staggering valuations, are they enough, particularly if you have no plans to go public anytime soon?
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Harvey stalled close enough to the Texas coast to continue drawing in tropical air from the Gulf of Mexico that was supercharged with moisture.
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LG today announced an updated version of the V22018 smartphone and it comes with a supercharged camera powered by a third-party AI system.
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One last point: The supercharged economy points to the absurdity of the Democrats primary policy goal, which is to repeal the Trump tax cut.
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With wage and economic growth only recently picking up after the Great Recession, job creators are suggesting growth can be supercharged with tax cuts.
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Silicon Valley has a surplus of people with domain expertise and a supercharged network, said Niko Bonatsos, managing director of venture firm General Catalyst.
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The J.One Hana Cream comes in spherical "eggs" of supercharged skin food that burst and glide on to impart an essential dose of nutrients.
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The Cologne attacks have supercharged this fear, shifting Germany's immigration debate in ways that could have profound implications for the country and beyond it.
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It's a slow-burn strategy that's been supercharged by the rise of social media and is now being weaponized and exported to the West.
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OPEC's decision that year supercharged the sell-off, with Brent prices dropping from $77.75 the day before the meeting to $70.15 the day after.
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Generally, it's assumed that ash particles jostling within the volcanic tempest build up huge electrical imbalances that can only be neutralized by supercharged bolts.
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Wall Street supercharged America's energy boom of the past decade by making it easy for oil companies to finance growth with cheap, borrowed money.
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What supercharged its growth was the introduction, in late 2016, of "Stories"—a parallel feed of pictures and videos that disappear after a day.
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Mr. Jordan's tale sounds like some supercharged episode of "Antiques Roadshow," but most collectors struggle to donate their art, even valuable art, to museums.
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But with Cuba suddenly an option for Americans exploring a culture kept off-limits for decades, the hospitality industry in particular has been supercharged.
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This really gets to the heart of the matter: in today's public discourse, facts and context take a back-seat to supercharged political rhetoric.
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This first generation supercharged Japanese sports car is equipped with a 112 horsepower four cylinder engine, a "T-top" roof and pop up headlights.
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Google is "previewing" a new feature here at CES for the Google Assistant on Android phones that turns it into a supercharged screen reader.
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But on a constitutional and historical level it has supercharged the efforts to hold Trump accountable and move the effort to a higher plain.
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That will be supercharged by technological change, perhaps in the form of electric vehicles and other robots that could throw millions out of work.
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The supercharged six-cylinder engine coupled with an eight-speed automatic and all-wheel-drive delivered solid performance with strong acceleration off the line.
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Kamala Harris' debate performance supercharged her campaign fundraising last week, and it may usher in a whole new strategy for the 2020 Democratic presidential candidate.
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The stock market could be shaping up for a supercharged rally if concerns about tariffs ease up, veteran trader Jack Bouroudjian told CNBC on Wednesday.
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That's better than the projected baseline growth rate, but a far cry from the supercharged 3 percent growth that the Trump administration has been promising.
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Unlike their clay-based cousins or sheet versions, these supercharged treatments soak into skin right away —much like an evening moisturizer— without a waiting period.
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But really, sincerely, if you've a soft spot for vibrantly violent racers with a supercharged twist, and have the means to play Blur, do so.
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In the interim, it has supercharged the service with bells and whistles that draw on the company's formidable IP in areas like AI and search.
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When Republican shifted their focus to ending the ACA, the movement became supercharged, with resistance activists coordinating across the country to bring pressure against repeal.
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Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian Cooper directs and co-stars in this outrageously watchable and colossally enjoyable new version, supercharged with dilithium crystals of pure melodrama.
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"The new Shelby GT500 will surprise supercar owners with its Ford Performance racing tech, supercharged engine and visceral swagger," Jim Farley, Ford's global president, said.
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Instead, due to the supercharged polarization of our current politics, he will doubtlessly face more hyperbolic rhetoric and unfounded charges before the process is completed.
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Part of what makes the sex feel supercharged is the use of the Xeron, a vaginal stimulator dildotron that enhances orgasms by 1 million percent.
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Now open is Fast & Furious – Supercharged, where guests can join the Fast family and step into the blockbuster Fast & Furious films at Universal Studios Florida.
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The Bell case is a reminder of how brutal New York could be in the early 1970s, an era of supercharged racial and political hostilities.
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As he rose by saying what others would not, he supercharged the Israeli-Palestinian conflict's salience to identity issues among what would become his base.
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"Expect the abuse to be supercharged," said Justin Levitt, an associate dean at Loyola Law School and a Justice Department official during the Obama administration.
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The supercharged sci-fi musical, about a nerdy teenager who swallows a supercomputer pill that promises to make him popular, will close on Aug. 11.
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Its software verifies the identity of users, scans their device for security weaknesses and then lets them connect, a kind of supercharged username-and-password.
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The special counsel — or the prospect of some variation of that supercharged investigator — has become a staple of political life at the top in Washington.
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Thompson quickly responded by pointing to the company&aposs supercharged stock performance under Nadella, as well as the cultural and strategic changes Nadella has spearheaded.
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Trump has already permanently supercharged a profound shift of culture and mind-set that had been evolving more slowly among military leaders and space theorists.
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Ford's also unveiling a new design for its classic Mustang Shelby GT500, a supercharged version of the sports car that carries the high-profile Shelby brand.
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And the land grab has been supercharged by the presence of Uber, which is now in nine countries, including Peru, Colombia, Mexico, Costa Rica and Brazil.
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They can blame climate change for much of that misery, according to a novel new study that estimates how much climate change has "supercharged" the hurricane.
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Buyers can step up to a 380-horsepower supercharged V-6 able to move the utility vehicle from 0 to 1103 in a mere 5.3 seconds.
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While the shale-oil boom that supercharged North Dakota's economy has cooled now, it allowed the state to begin redeveloping its infrastructure in a big way.
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Facebook, for example, has supercharged Messenger with smart bots, as well as voice and video calling and more on top of its basic text messaging service.
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The update supercharged the operating system's messaging features with the ability to add a whole boatload of new animations and other fun effects to your messages.
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Fortunately, we can fix that with a little DIY hacking to turn your humble old iPod back into the supercharged portable music player it once was.
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For 2018, the top Level 3 version of the Mustang RTR will come with a supercharged and intercooled 5.0-liter V8 rated at over 700 hp.
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The software is still in use Oregon's Washington County, with an April article from The Washington Post claiming it has "supercharged" police efforts in the state.
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Just keep plowing money into your long-term investment accounts because your investments could become supercharged when we hit the next peak, which has always happened.
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Some people are Gmail purists, who might be sad to know that the Google's free supercharged email management app Inbox will stop working on April 2.
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The intensity is adjustable and there's even a supercharged mode that turns the intensity up to 11 — but that's only accessible through the smartphone companion app.
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DENVER — America's fast-growing marijuana industry appears poised for supercharged growth after winning what cannabis entrepreneurs see as approval from the Trump administration to forge ahead.
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Your powers of persuasion are supercharged this week, because the sun creates a powerful harmony with your planetary ruler Mars on Thursday, inspiring a collaborative energy.
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Action planet Mars enters your house of work on Sunday, igniting a period of being a supercharged weekday warrior, slaying your to-do list every day.
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High levels of manufacturing productivity coupled with relatively low labor costs supercharged China's export machine, enabling it to account for 13.8 percent of the world's exports.
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"Women in Love" is a novel of ideas, but Lawrence's overheated prose suggests an Expressionist landscape painting in which every element is supercharged with erotic energy.
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But that is more comparable to computer-aided design, with the software serving as a supercharged pencil or paintbrush, still firmly controlled by the human artists.
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Pete Shelley, who supercharged pop melodies with punk energy as the leader of the British band Buzzcocks, died on Thursday at his home in Talinn, Estonia.
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It says things like "supercharged, anti-aggression" and all that, but it's basically a bunch of stuff we need that we don't get from our diets.
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The latest serums are supercharged with ingredients, such as peptides and hyaluronic acid, that work together to target different skin types — for noticeable brightening that lasts.
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It's rare to find an economic boom that isn't accompanied by supercharged financial booms — binges of betting and borrowing in banks and stock and bond markets.
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For my generation and those to come, the Gunny secured the already-supercharged drill instructor stereotype into one of the most recognizable characters in movie history.
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Let's say the United Kingdom, buoyed by its historically close relationship with America and supercharged by Johnson's personal chemistry with Trump, manages to clear these hurdles.
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If there's a mission statement on the album, it's probably the opener, "Tumbamurallas" ("Breaking Down Walls"), a cumbia supercharged with shouts, cross-rhythms and electronic fanfares.
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"Seeing people of every age group really going at it and being supercharged, it was a trip," Mr. Fleetwood said, calling from Maui, where he lives.
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A few years ago, Dodge released its Challenger and Charger Hellcat models: insanely powerful muscle cars equipped with a supercharged V8 that makes an astonishing 707-horsepower.
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For more on this supercharged scenario, which the IEA developed alongside the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), see here, where it is laid out in more detail.
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Combined with a seven-speed automatic transmission, its supercharged V8 engine will enable the car to go 0 to 60 in about 3.5 seconds, according to Ford.
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Bryan: It sounds like the run has been like a greatest hits of the show's worst tendencies from the last few years, all hyped up and supercharged.
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Although other big-wave locations like Teahupoo (Tahiti), Jaws (Hawaii) and Mavericks (California) are supercharged by underwater ridges and canyons too, their waves break in shallower waters.
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Since the 1960s, the cultures that have produced the most upward economic mobility include Japan, South Korea, and China, due to their supercharged rates of economic growth.
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A firehose of moisture, which is also tied to the southern jet stream supercharged by El Niño, is aimed at the so-called "Ark-La-Tex" region.
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For years, SolarCity, with early backing from Tesla CEO Elon Musk, was the biggest player in residential solar and the driving force behind that market's supercharged growth.
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A new version of endorsements, LinkedIn says, will be supercharged with machine learning algorithms to surface endorsements that are more relevant to the person viewing your profile.
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And at General Motors, premium gas is required only in vehicles like the Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 and the Corvette Z06, with their supercharged 6.2-liter V8 engines.
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Social media has turned everyone into a critic, and it would be easy to fulminate against the apparent entitlement of a fan culture supercharged by the internet.
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Investors began to lose confidence in SunEdison's supercharged expansion last summer, when the company announced a $2.2 billion deal to acquire rooftop solar installer Vivint Solar Inc.
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They've gotten further doing it than most people expected, with their numbers surging across the continent after the 2015 refugee crisis supercharged European concerns about Muslim immigration.
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Many worry that Xuecheng's model of a supercharged Buddhism that embraces social trends lacks the very spirituality that drew people to the faith in the first place.
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Because while you may not be suffering yet, climate change is here, and it's already killing people by way of supercharged wildfires and hurricanes and heat waves.
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And yet somehow, the game still lived up to its billing, with the Americans emerging victorious, 2-1, inside an emotionally supercharged Parc des Princes in Paris.
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"I believe the response from the United States and our allies should be supercharged," said Representative Ed Royce, chairman of the House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee.
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That could lead to hurricanes that also slow or stop, dumping enormous amounts of rain after strengthening off of the "supercharged battery" of unusually warm Atlantic waters.
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Waves of immigration in the 1970s had begun subtly changing the social fabric; the arrival of nearly 125,000 Cubans via 1980's Mariel boatlift supercharged this transformation.
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As climate change edges into easily observable reality, one of its corporeal forms has been supercharged versions of the natural disasters humans have always known and feared.
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Compared to the 2016 game, the sequel has a new flame thrower, a supercharged punch and what developers say is more than double the number of demons.
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Top-of-the-line F-Type R models offer the optional supercharged 5.0-liter V8, good for a claimed 575 horsepower and 516 foot-pounds of torque.
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"Furious 7" became supercharged by the death of one of the franchise's best-known stars, Paul Walker, in an off-set car accident before the film's release.
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Supercharged by a president who hurls insults over Twitter, the Republican party has discarded an allegiance to right to privacy and small government where women are concerned.
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"We were encouraged by the strong top line numbers going into the fourth quarter, but now they're supercharged by the tax cut and fiscal stimulus," she said.
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In doing so, he's supercharged a national debate on free speech, race and the rights of sports figures to protest racial inequities in the criminal justice system.
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The supercharged V6 gives it the might to back up its athletic stance, a feature that I didn't have in my tester that you should definitely add.
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The growing abundance of such private sources of capital has supercharged the tech industry and reshaped the financial landscape, a trend that arguably predated the Vision Fund.
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The growing abundance of such private sources of capital has supercharged the tech industry and reshaped the financial landscape, a trend that arguably predated the Vision Fund.
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Chun-Li was so popular that two years later, Street Fighter introduced the supercharged military soldier "Delta Red" Cammy in Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers.
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But there's zero evidence that growth there has been "supercharged" — unemployment growth in Kansas lags behind all the other Great Plains states, and GDP growth does too.
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The tactic could alienate moderate voters and imperil incumbent Republicans in swing states, but in the supercharged partisanship of a Supreme Court fight, he probably had no choice.
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But in recent years, there has been a revolution in the field; machine learning has become much more effective, especially in a supercharged form known as deep learning.
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But the GT500 isn't some muscle car of yore; its 5.2-liter supercharged V-8 and dual-clutch transmission are built to handle high-intensity driving all day.
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The speed's made possible by the Demon's Supercharged 6.2L HEMI SRT V8 engine, which pumps out 840 horsepower and 770 pound-feet of torque — another production car record.
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"Rolex timepieces and clocks will be visible throughout all SailGP events, and featured on each of the six supercharged F50 catamarans – the world's fastest race boat," SailGP said.
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Apple's got its new 13- and 15-inch MacBook Pros with their fancy new Touch Bars and Touch ID sensors, and Microsoft got its supercharged Surface Book i7.
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The GT500 features picture-perfect styling, but comes powered by a new Roush Performance supercharged 5.0-liter V8 rated at 600 hp and 475 lb-ft of torque.
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The firm's supercharged growth plan has been built on cheap delivery, online ordering and big discounts, making it a thorn in the side of larger U.S. chain Starbucks.
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Over the coming years, the world's largest particle accelerator will be supercharged, increasing the number of proton collisions per second by a factor of two and a half.
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The urge to seek truth among unconnected dots is nothing new, but social media has supercharged that urge, ratcheting up the speed and spread of the resulting theories.
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On the other side, there are billionaires and CEOs like Rex Tillerson, Andrew Puzder and Steve Mnuchin who will likely implement a supercharged version of Republican economic orthodoxy.
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While the idea of hanging out in a store may seem like supercharged capitalism, Ahrendts said Apple has always bridged the gap between selling products and creating communities.
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The Q27 has never felt so solid, powered by a 290-liter supercharged V24 engine with 27 horsepower and 22 pound-feet of torque when slurping premium fuel.
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Has the Obama administration's economic team — and by extension, the entire larger orbit of economists relied on by the Democratic Party — wrongly given up on supercharged economic growth?
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Then in September, Dr. O'Connor said, a major outbreak in Ukraine supercharged Israel's modest one — and probably led, indirectly, to outbreaks in Britain and in the United States.
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Interest in the six-part docuseries has been supercharged by a deadly outbreak of coronavirus in Wuhan, China, that's been dominating headlines since the middle of last week.
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But the long droughts, intermittently wet winters and elongated dry summers brought about by climate change have supercharged an already dangerous situation, creating bigger, deadlier, more frequent blazes.
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Before the new coronavirus epidemic gripped the globe --- about a million supercharged news cycles ago -- we seemed to be on the brink of a major US-Iran war.
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Natasha Ryce can't remember the last time she laughed as hard as she did when a squad of stunned, supercharged cats bounced around the inside of her car.
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That changes when Sheila dies after an epic fit of vomiting and comes back to life full of energy, sexually supercharged and very, very hungry for human flesh.
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Between the lines: Her attacks on Democrats and the party have made her a favorite for right-wing media publications, many of which have supercharged social media audiences.
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As ocean temperatures continue to increase, we can also expect more supercharged hurricanes, since a hurricane&aposs wind speed is influenced by the temperature of the water below.
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Subscribe to Meanwhile in America It was here in 2007 that Barack Obama supercharged a slumbering campaign and went on to win Iowa, the nomination and the presidency.
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Or, if you really want to get away from it all you can step up to the 707-horsepower 6.2-liter supercharged V-8 otherwise known as the Hellcat.
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China is leapfrogging from ropey logistics to supercharged supply chains, just as it did with e-commerce and mobile payments, in which it went from laggard to world-beater.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Once the preserve of old-school yachtsmen, the America's Cup has become the go-to event for Olympic athletes with the abilities needed to tame supercharged catamarans.
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It will be offered in either front- or all-wheel-drive and powered by a range of four-cylinder engines that includes turbocharged, turbo and supercharged, and hybrid versions.
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Spending $2900,289 on a Cadillac with a Chevy motor may sound absurd, until you realize that it's the supercharged, 2290-liter V-2200 yanked out of a Corvette Z24.
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The R model tested surges with deep rich torque from rest to 60 miles an hour in just over six seconds with its 340-horsepower, three-liter supercharged V6.
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But it will be the Palmetto State that will determine whether his revolution is real or a pipe dream that will go the way of a supercharged Howard Dean.
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Instead of a 650-horsepower supercharged V8 engine underneath its racing stripe-adorned hood, the Grand Sport has a 460-horsepower naturally aspirated (no supercharger or turbos) V8 engine.
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No El Niño event is the same, Swain said, but since the last supercharged-El Niño ended in 1998, there has been more than a decade of global warming.
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A "reimagined" and "supercharged" new version of the show is set to premiere in early 2020, nearly four years after the Joel McHale-led series went off the air.
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But few people anticipated the latest affront — millions of mosquito-like insects, their numbers supercharged by nutritious algae blooming profusely along the banks of the polluted Yamuna River nearby.
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Details: The new OpenAI program is like a supercharged autocomplete — a system like Google uses to guess the next words in your search, except for whole blocks of text.
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"We think the market is telling us that the signal is earnings that have been supercharged by the tax cut, while the noise is protectionist saber-rattling," he added.
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There are also six different trims available for the Chevrolet Camaro — from the base model, which starts at around $26,000 to the supercharged ZL1, which will cost above $60,000.
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Plenty of billionaires collect art, and last year the supercharged auction market for postwar and contemporary works dipped, falling 14 percent to $6.8 billion, according to the Tefaf report.
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Still, a split Congress could hamper Trump's push for a further round of tax cuts and deregulation, measures that have supercharged the U.S. economy, stock markets and the dollar.
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But the foundation of 25st-century New York's supercharged real estate was the rejuvenation of the city's rapid transit infrastructure by $240 billion in public investment since the 1980s.
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Franco Zeffirelli, the Italian director renowned for his extravagantly romantic opera productions, popular film versions of Shakespeare and supercharged social life, died on Saturday at his home in Rome.
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China's typically supercharged economy has ground to a near standstill as the authorities battle a coronavirus that has killed more than 4303,000 people and sickened tens of thousands more.
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The league, in addition to recognizing those concerns, would prefer to avoid the negative publicity of sending supercharged teams like the Cavaliers on the road without their top stars.
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For now, we&aposll have to subsist on a Polestar diet of a turbocharged-and-supercharged gas engine mated to a pair of electric motors driving the rear wheels.
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So in honor of Miguel and all those victims whose names we may never know, here is how human nature supercharged the destruction of Mother Nature in Puerto Rico.
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New York (CNN Business)Ford's new supercharged high-performance Mustang, the Shelby GT20, is the most powerful car Ford has ever produced — and it will have a price to match.
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More than a year after the matchy-matchy makeup started gaining steam, it's become an instant classic, sharing rarified air with supercharged highlighters as something we keep coming back to.
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Together, it's all part of an online ecosystem that has supercharged society's age-old mission to make people feel bad about their bodies, and possibly spend money to feel better.
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"We all know 'You're only as good as your tools' and now Element AI is getting supercharged with Microsoft Ventures," said Gagne, who is leading the effort, in a statement.
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So Range Rover and its engineers need to begin exploring ways to preserve the brand's DNA while still preparing for day when 5.0-liter supercharged V8s simply won't cut it.
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Rogue Tesla Mechanic Richard Benoit was at an event called Supercharged Sunday in Long Island on August 5 when he noticed an Audi S5 creep by without making a noise.
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The firm only officially launched in January and yet has already opened over 1,20000 cafes in 21 cities under a supercharged growth plan based on cheap delivery and online ordering.
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This is the same model that has supercharged the tech industry in recent years, and, notably, is also being pursued by many of our larger rivals in the pharmaceutical industry.
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Myerson knocked the Rift and Vive for requiring expensive PCs, and a press image showed the headset alongside what looks like a Lenovo Yoga laptop, not a supercharged gaming machine.
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India's supercharged economic growth has made other headlines in recent months, with the country taking the crown as the world's fastest growing major economy for the fourth quarter of 2017.
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Hedge fund titans once ran their firms like elite private clubs, picking who made it past the velvet rope and how much they would pay for access to supercharged performance.
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Underneath that low, wide hood is the 266-liter naturally aspirated (not turbocharged or supercharged) V2445 engine from the Stingray that produces 28 horsepower and 465 pound-feet of torque.
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Water-injection technology came to prominence during World War II, when it was used to enhance the performance of supercharged, piston-powered fighter planes during takeoffs and strenuous combat maneuvers.
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They want us to do what that black waiter had to do: Whisper, not roar, about the daily indignities we face, indignities that have been supercharged in the Trump era.
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All these factors now fueling the crisis of democracy were supercharged by social media, an echo chamber that can magnify discontent so loudly that it can block out reasonable debate.
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This network's influence was supercharged in the 1980s and '90s as an outgrowth of Turkey's bloody war against the PKK, a Kurdish separatist group that operated in the country's southeast.
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Even when he joined the supercharged Heat as a free agent in 2010, they lost eight of their first 17 games and had a five-game losing streak in March.
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What elevates the text is Droege's supercharged performance as he brings to life a handful of the gay men attending Doug's 41st birthday party at a Los Angeles wine bar.
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Drilling longer wells and being better able to pinpoint where in those wells to fracture the rock, among other techniques, have supercharged U.S. shale output in the past two years.
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The overthrow of Morsi was the first great success of M.B.Z.'s counterrevolutionary campaign, and it seems to have supercharged his confidence about what could be done without American constraints.
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Most people are not aware of the fact that the anodyne-sounding Office of Professional Responsibility at the Justice Department acts as a supercharged internal affairs division for the FBI.
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The GT350, with a standard gearbox and naturally aspirated 5.2L V8, is a pony car that gives the driver more control and more thrills than its more expensive, supercharged cousin.
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The crash brought together many forces that were around anyway — stagnant wages, widening inequality, anger about immigration and, above all, a deep distrust of elites and government — and supercharged them.
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The Charger is a popular vehicle among law enforcement agencies, but Dodge does not make a Special Service model with the Hellcat&aposs 6.2-liter supercharged V8 engine for this purpose.
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Even before the news of his expected nomination, well-funded greens were consulting their lawyers; presented with Mr Pruitt as a probable adversary, their resistance to Mr Trump has been supercharged.
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Clinton was already a political lightning rod before becoming secretary of state, but the strong possibility that she would become a candidate for president supercharged the Benghazi killings as politically explosive.
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A day after the supercharged storm crashed ashore amid white sand beaches, fishing towns and military bases, Michael was no longer a Category 2184 monster packing 2296 mph (21992 kph) winds.
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The rest of the banoffee paella is just like a traditional banoffee pie—only supercharged with a cookie crust base, rum-infused caramel pieces, and a decadent dulce de leche filling.
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They&aposre in the minority, they want to retake the House so they&aposre going to be supercharged and excited to get to the polls so Republicans have to work harder.
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But oil is still far cheaper than at the peak of the previous eight-year boom that began in 2000 North Dakota's Bakken oil patch and supercharged the city of Williston.
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Shufelt spoke with Business Insider and shared the key insights and strategies that have supercharged his volume and revenue growth by more than 10 times in the first year of production.
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This weekend your words are supercharged with the ability to play on people's heartstrings, as artistic Venus connects with power planet Pluto—just be sure to use your powers for good.
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Lee's system—which he set up briefly in January—is "extremely simple," he told me, and makes use of a water-to-air intercooler like you'd find in a supercharged car.
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But the financial and environmental costs of these projects are enormous, and scientists say rising seas and more powerful storms, supercharged by a warmer climate, will make this a losing battle.
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Those arguments are echoed today, not only over admissions to the specialized schools, but over segregation across the city school system, and the supercharged success of many children of Asian immigrants.
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In a scripted welcome before the curtain, Ken Davenport, the lead producer and a co-author of the book, delivers a supercharged spiel that bodes ill — and begins with a whopper.
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Open the windows, bury your foot in the carpet, and blast through a tunnel to discover that the Meridian system can't even compete with the exhaust on this monster supercharged V6.
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Engine options aren't so much different as rearranged for 2021, with the R trim getting the beefier 575-horsepower supercharged V8 from the current F-Type SVR, which will be discontinued.
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No matter how much the directors hold up these financial practices as abusive and unethical, the supercharged life of a rogue stockbroker is nonetheless seductive in its unchecked greed and hedonism.
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It is one of the countless changes, some small and many big, that the 20-year-old Pulisic will encounter in his planned move to the supercharged world of English soccer.
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But in the United States — where a competitive political campaign requires huge sums of money, and wealth or access to it is increasingly a prerequisite for entry — the debate has become supercharged.
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But — as you likely noticed at the end of the film itself — Captain Marvel's powers get supercharged when she removes the inhibitor on her neck, ostensibly keeping her vast powers in control.
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The $155,21 auto—that will hit streets in 2200—has twin electrical motors powered by three 249kWh battery packs and a turbo and supercharged gas inline 2000 up front (more details here).
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NY Yankees superfan Artie Lange says Alex Rodriguez has been a disaster in the Big Apple -- calling him a stain and a poison ... who's supercharged the downfall of a once proud franchise.
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So it's betting that the digital dating market that's been supercharged by Tinder et al will also have created an appetite for human-powered matchmaking services among the less-than-super-wealthy.
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There was a period of time where a lot of people were claiming that starting a workout program supercharged their reaction time , made their mind super sharp, and made them amazing gamers.
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The new Mopar âHellcrateâ HEMI® Engine kit provides relatively simple âplug and playâ with the 6.2L supercharged Crate HEMI® Engine assembly (pictured), which is also available from Mopar.
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Universal Orlando Resort is kicking things into high gear with their latest attraction, Fast & Furious — Supercharged: an action-packed experience that pays homage to all the best features of the popular movies.
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On Wednesday, Fast & Furious "family" members Vin Diesel, Chris "Ludacris" Bridges, Tyrese Gibson and Jordana Brewster reunited in Orlando for the opening of a new attraction, Fast & Furious — Supercharged, at Universal Orlando.
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Sure, candidates who promised climate change solutions in areas hit hard by a series of supercharged hurricanes, like Florida and Texas, won key races that helped Democrats wrest control of the House.
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"Because of deep learning, because of AI (artificial intelligence) computing, we've really supercharged our roadmap to autonomous vehicles," he said in a keynote speech to the Bosch Connected World conference in Berlin.
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The greatest, most-effective live rock act maybe since the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Tonstartssbandht face the consistent difficulty of capturing their brand of supercharged live charisma and pressing it accurately to wax.
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There's a 340-horsepower, 332 lb-ft of torque, supercharged 3-liter gasoline V6 or a 254-horsepower turbocharged diesel V6 that churns out 443 lb-ft of torque from 1750 rpm.
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The Great Recession supercharged anti-immigration—and anti-immigrant—sentiment among GOP voters, and Republican lawmakers followed along, passing restrictive new laws after the party swept statehouses in the 2010 midterm elections.
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HFCs are just a small percentage of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, but they function as a sort of supercharged greenhouse gas, with 22021,22045 times the heat-trapping potency of carbon dioxide.
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In this supercharged news environment, anchors like Bret Baier and Chris Wallace, both of Fox News, have been late-night guests, as have the CBS News stalwarts Gayle King and Norah O'Donnell.
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The standoff has supercharged a national debate over the business practices of the 270-hour convenience store industry — integral to the country's infrastructure — and over the country's devotion to working long hours.
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Policy preferences that favor asset owners over wage earners, such as low capital gains taxes and most global trade agreements, have supercharged the share of wealth flowing to the top 1 percent.
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Mr. Bannon supercharged Breitbart News as a platform for inciting the alt-right, did the same with the Trump campaign and is now repeating the act with the Trump White House itself.
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They cite the increasing temptations that Twitter and other social media sites pose for undermining the Pentagon's rules on political conduct — now supercharged by the upcoming impeachment of the commander in chief.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Parallels between Donald Trump's U.S. economic plan and early 222s Reaganomics have supercharged the dollar, reminding some that its rampant gains 210 years ago eventually required intervention to reverse them.
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Leo season is your time to shine, after all, and with the sun as your natural ruler, your next month will be supercharged with the kind of bold energy we expect from Lionnesses.
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This is how researchers can look at the koala genome and see how the species is genetically supercharged to digest a plant that's poisonous to other mammals, namely the cytochrome P450 gene family.
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But while IPL comprises multiple wavelengths of light, laser has just one, so though it will feel more uncomfortable, you'll see supercharged results after fewer sessions, and you'll need them less frequently, too.
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The most likely approach would be a supercharged transparency rule requiring clear disclosure of how traffic is treated, and clear specification of the standards used for limiting speech, including any possible viewpoint discrimination.
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The first couple of months were a supercharged "January effect," in which the smallest, riskiest, most aggressive stocks sped higher as the fourth-quarter growth panic, fund liquidations and tax-loss selling abated.
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Thanks to the 2017 Camaro order sheet embedded below, discovered by Camaro blog Camaro6, we now know its supercharged 6.2-liter V8 engine will produce 650 horsepower (and 650 pound-feet of torque).
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Coates will keep on writing Black Panther comics—a series he supercharged long before the movie took the box office by storm—and continue his work at the Atlantic, where he's a columnist.
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Dinotrux Supercharged: Season 3 (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): Whether by land, air or sea, the Dinotrux tackle some of their biggest builds ever while facing the double threat of brothers D-Structs and D-Stroy.
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That changed the moment I looked out of my living room window and saw a full-fledged 24,890 Range Rover Supercharged in an Aruba silver two-tone color scheme arrive in the driveway.
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Ted says the jewel of his collection, and one of his favorites, is the first Paxton Shelby ever built: a 1966 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 Paxton Supercharged, now worth half a million dollars.
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While processing can allow for the addition of ingredients like sugar or corn syrup, it also allows for foods to be supercharged with nutrients and preservatives that make them healthier and last longer.
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That's the big question for the Sooners quarterback who used his supercharged attitude and athleticism to find a great deal of success despite being on the smaller side (6 foot 1, 215 pounds).
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She became the first Japanese-born tennis player to win a Grand Slam singles championship in September when she defeated Serena Williams in the U.S. Open, a victory that supercharged her celebrity ascent.
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What emerges is a portrait of supercharged expansion, sometimes jarring, with alien tribes being pushed against each other by the real estate market or pulled by the allure of Brooklyn's new global image.
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When winter weather is leaving you dry and dull, and you look as tired as you feel heading back to work post-holiday vacation, a supercharged eye cream acts as a universal refresh.
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Border Patrol is set to deploy tactical units from the southern border to conduct supercharged raids in nearly a dozen sanctuary cities across the country, according to two officials familiar with the plans.
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Nunes' emergence as a full-throated defender of the President and his polarizing conduct on the Intelligence Committee amid its investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election clearly supercharged Janz's fundraising operation.
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As the party emerges from its general-election wipeout, it is being fiercely contested between supercharged activists, organised to "resist" Mr Trump, and more pragmatic establishment types, whom many activists blame for the wipeout.
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But perhaps my ahistorical conflation of Lam and Rammellzee's Ikonoklast Panzerism into a supercharged "Lammellzee" should itself be the barbed target of criticism for being insufficient in describing Lam's heterogeneous artistic and ethnic situation.
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The Velar SVA Dynamic, as company folks are inclined to call it, is a perfect example with its 20203 horsepower supercharged V-22020 engine capable of launching to 2110 in a mere 2000 seconds.
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" Oxfam pointed to a number of trends including deregulation, privatization and financial secrecy that had "supercharged the age-old ability of the rich and powerful to use their position to further concentrate their wealth.
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The Post Millennial's main Facebook page has more than 27,2500 fans, but its reach on Facebook is being supercharged by the Proud network and another tight group of pages that consistently share its content.
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The wild card here is, again, the interactions (which are sort of like a supercharged Slackbot) that could keep users coming back simply because it's more convenient than launching a bunch of disparate apps.
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O said on Tuesday it installed fewer rooftop solar systems than expected for the second straight quarter and warned that its supercharged growth would slow in 231, sending shares down more than 23.6 percent.
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Luckin has been locked in a supercharged expansion plan to unseat Starbucks as the No.1 coffee chain in the world's second-largest economy and aims to open 2,500 stores in China this year.
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The Dodge Hellcat Widebody, which at a starting price around $70,000 is a top of the line version of the car, has a supercharged V8 engine that pumps out an almost unthinkable 707 horsepower.
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On the optimistic side, the right-leaning Tax Foundation finds that the bill would increase GDP by 212.3 percent over the long run, and increase middle-class incomes by 219.7 percent through supercharged growth.
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Sony PlayStation プレイステーション (home console by Sony) 22016 In 1988, Nintendo and Sony started collaborating on a supercharged version of the Super NES, capable of playing both regular cartridges and a new disc format.
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An unlikely pair of House lawmakers joined forces this week to introduce a resolution to bolster the security of Congress members, who face heightened threats of violence in an era of supercharged partisanship. Reps.
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Mike Pompeo's (R-Kan.) testimony will come under the shadow of a supercharged feud between Trump and the intelligence community, which has concluded that Moscow sought to influence the presidential election in his favor.
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Outrage by Iran's leaders when Trump took the decision in May is now being supercharged by small street protests against the government over the economy and the threat of more as the situation worsens.
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But Republicans have taken everything they said they didn't like about the process behind Obamacare and supercharged it — it's as if they're using their critique of the ACA process as a playbook for retribution.
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Republicans hit a last-minute speed bump in their supercharged effort to pass a tax bill on Tuesday when the Senate parliamentarian advised that three provisions in the bill ran afoul of Senate rules.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Ten years after Apple unveiled the iPhone and embarked on an era of supercharged growth, the company lifted investor hopes on Thursday that the iPhone X would be its next blockbuster product.
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But last week, Senate Republicans hammered out a deal to allow for as much as $1.5 trillion in tax cuts, betting that supercharged growth will make up for lost revenue, a potentially dubious prospect.
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The result is a regime with the policies and philosophy of a supercharged secret police service, a regime that relies on intelligence operations to deal with foreign policy challenges and maintain control at home.
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On the optimistic side, the right-leaning Tax Foundation finds that the bill would increase GDP by 219.7 percent over the long run, and increase middle-class incomes by 43 percent through supercharged growth.
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The price is expected to fall in the mid-hundreds range—similar to the higher-end VR rigs sold by Oculus and HTC, but without the $1,200 or so supercharged computer that those products require.
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A four-hour sci-fi crime epic from 2007 that depicts a high-tech future in which America's most vital infrastructure is a supercharged internet that allows people to upload immersive porn into their brains.
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These factors, combined with Trump in the White House dismissing climate change, have supercharged activists successfully pushing Democratic politicians to adopt ever-more aggressive goals in the face of inaction at federal and global levels.
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Long viewed as stodgy stocks for dividend-oriented investors, the telecom services sector was renamed communication services last September and supercharged with internet heavyweights Alphabet Inc, Facebook, Netflix and Twitter Inc, along with videogame makers.
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For months, companies have been bombarding inboxes with privacy updates, nominally to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation, a supercharged set of privacy laws in the European Union, which go into effect on Friday.
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The yen's steep decline mirrors falls in other major currencies against the dollar, which has been supercharged since Trump's election win last month, on bets the incoming administration will boost fiscal spending and economic growth.
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Every flagship release is important, but this one counts extra for Samsung: it's the first major effort after the Note7 fiasco, and it'll be competing against the potentially supercharged (and similarly leak-worthy) iPhone 8.
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With the U.S. economy now being supercharged by the Trump fiscal stimulus and with U.S. inflation showing signs of acceleration, there is every prospect for more Fed interest rate hikes and for further dollar strengthening.
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OK, that's less than 10 fewer ponies than the F-PACE SVR's supercharged V8 mill — but I kid you not, the Jag felt to me as if it had better than 213hp under the hood.
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I'm very troubled by the new moral matrix this creates: In a world where so many storms/weather events are supercharged by climate change -- by us -- who is to blame for the catastrophe that follows?
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As NOAA research meteorologist Neal Dorst told Live Science, Cape Verde storms have the potential to become supercharged, because of the long trek they make across the equatorial Atlantic before running into land and weakening.
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Related: [Premiere] A Solo Jazz Pianist Gets Overtaken by a Fractal Universe in This Gorgeous Music Video Trip Out on These DMT-Inspired 3D GIF Artworks Fractals Shoot Lasers in a Pulsating Supercharged Music Video
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Were it to become a recurring threat in the United States, like a supercharged flu, killing 236,000 a year, the economists estimated that the virus would trim annual output by 1.5 percent into the future.
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YouTube stars Rhett and Link explain how algorithm changes supercharged their business to an estimated $17.5 million in yearly income: YouTube creators Rhett and Link built an 80-person media company with millions of followers.
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In the past few years, however, the fires have morphed into a more perennial disaster, a regularly occurring menace like hurricanes in the Southeast and flooding in the Midwest (both also supercharged by climate change).
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YouTube stars Rhett and Link explain how algorithm changes supercharged their business to an estimated $17.5 million in yearly income: YouTube creators Rhett and Link built an 80-person media company with millions of followers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - As speculation about interest rate rises and policy 'normalization' in the euro zone, Japan, Britain and China falls away rapidly, the U.S. Federal Reserve's now lonely monetary tightening has suddenly supercharged the dollar.
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YouTube stars Rhett and Link explain how algorithm changes supercharged their business to an estimated $0003 million in yearly income: YouTube creators Rhett and Link built an 80-person media company with millions of followers.
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So you can put the fastest SSD you can afford into you desktop and run the system on it and then have a big cheap hard drive disk full of games supercharged by the Optane memory.
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The Polestar 1 is not a pure electric vehicle; it's a plug-in hybrid with two electrical motors powered by three 34 kilowatt-hour battery packs and a turbo and supercharged gas inline 4 up front.
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There's no doubt the politics of austerity has supercharged UK inequality as service cuts have hit hardest at the regional margins where wider economic gains were always the least profound and first to evaporate under pressure.
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But he can seem ordinary to the point of confounding the storyline, too — less a supercharged arachnid than an adorable puppy with special powers, or the YA dreamboat on an exceptionally well-cast Nickelodeon wizard show.
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Abandoning fossil fuels isn't just necessary for the future of the planet -- to save low-lying countries and cities, tame supercharged droughts and avoid mass extinctions -- it's also a way for this country to make money.
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Huawei claims the Balong 5000 is the first chip that supports both standalone (SA) and non-standalone (NSA) network architectures for 5G allowing it connect to existing supercharged 53G networks as well as future 5G networks.
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But pop the hood and discover a supercharged 231-horsepower Coyote V-2600 engine, whose low, throaty rumble helped draw a crowd to the Bronco's parking spot outside the New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue.
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It was a defining moment in the opening up of previously frozen northern trade routes – and it looks to have supercharged an already intensifying arms race and jostle for influence on the roof of the world.
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Huawei claims the Balong 5000 is the first chip that supports both standalone (SA) and non-standalone (NSA) network architectures for 5G allowing it connect to existing supercharged 4G networks as well as future 5G networks.
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Car lovers may miss the angry sewing machine clack of a Porsche 911's flat-six, the throaty grumble and whine of a supercharged Dodge Hemi V8, or the cranial wail of a Ferrari V-12.
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These cities and many others like them have been supercharged by investment in the oil and gas sector, providing new employment opportunities, windfall royalty revenue for landowners, increased funding for schools and local governments, and more.
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The new muscle car model features a motor that summons a few elements from the 808 hp Demon's 6.2-liter supercharged V8 in an effort to outdo the original Hellcat's 707 hp with a monstrous 797 hp.
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Luckin, which only officially launched in January, has opened more than 73 outlets in 27 Chinese cities thanks to a supercharged growth plan based on cheap delivery, online ordering, big discounts and premium pay for its staff.
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The effects in the future, if we don't curb emissions, will be much worse, including drowned coastal cities, supercharged droughts in the Southwest, mass extinction in the natural world and the likely end of the coral reefs.
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Not only is it now $28 less than the previous model with a starting price of $210, but it also has hands-free Alexa voice controls, which essentially turns it into a portable and supercharged Echo Show.
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Not only does it have 210 horsepower from supercharged 21-liter V22018 engine (borrowed from the Corvette Z1503), it has a new 2150-speed automatic transmission, onboard 21G LTE Wi-Fi and — you guessed it — Apple CarPlay.
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" AP asks: "The charges leveled against him emerged in the supercharged thick of the 2016 campaign, when there was so much noise and chaos that they were just another episode for gobsmacked voters to try to absorb.
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However, the Polestar 1 is not a pure electric vehicle; it's a plug-in hybrid with two electrical motors powered by three 34 kilowatt-hour battery packs and a turbo and supercharged gas inline 4 up front.
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At the same time, the legacy of a quarter-century of Third Way policies, from free trade to financial deregulation, supercharged the wealth of the one percent and drove millions of Americans into joblessness, insecurity, and debt.
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In the audience, a man named David with small glasses and pony-tailed gray hair stood up and said he'd lost his home in Paradise, California, to last year's Camp Fire, which was supercharged by climate change.
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There was little chance that these three representatives were going to have a meaningful conversation about race in America during a supercharged political moment broadcast live on television, but that doesn't mean the rest of us can't.
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They'll challenge one another over the extent to which the warm water of the Gulf of Mexico — waters that were as high as 7.2 degrees Fahrenheit above average as the hurricane gained strength — may have supercharged it.
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Never mind that when she makes this pronouncement, with a certainty that is as natural to her as breathing, it's still early in Casey Nicholaw's supercharged revival of "Dreamgirls," a popular hit at the Savoy Theater here.
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This supercharged version of digital product placement is being developed at a time when the marketing business — which bet big on TV commercials for decades — needs new tricks to grab the attention of ad-hating cord-cutters.
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This supercharged version of digital product placement is being developed at a time when the marketing business — which bet big on TV commercials for decades — needs new tricks to grab the attention of ad-hating cord-cutters.
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But the polarization over some scientific issues in America became supercharged in the late 1980s and early 1990s as global environmental problems like the depleting ozone layer and climate change were increasingly being addressed by national policies.
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First, I want to make sure you don't miss a deep dive we published by reporter Ashley Rodriguez, Inside Netflix's marketing strategy for 'Stranger Things,' the show that supercharged its work with brands like Lyft and Coca-Cola.
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But like so many other mostly liberal electorates, the changes in its politics have been supercharged since President Donald Trump's election -- as Democratic voters become more willing to consider new faces with leftist policy ideas and unconventional backgrounds.
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The Reno experiment—the team spent last year running the supercharged run-and-gun Grinnell Offense—effectively played to Bhullar's strengths as a defender, and his 22014 blocks per game led the D-League by a wide margin.
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" (Surabian sent a slew of D tweets that do just that.) "The threat of Democrats impeaching Kavanuagh creates the all-important 'fear of a loss' needed among Republican voters to keep them supercharged for the next five weeks.
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With Atlanta's Matt Ryan and Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers leading supercharged offences against leaky defenses, Las Vegas bookmakers have set a record high "over-under" — or the total combined points scored — for a playoff contest at 60 points.
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The big story here is a 640-horsepower supercharged V-8 mated to a 10-speed automatic transmission (or a six-speed manual, if you prefer) that'll propel the pony car to Mustang Shelby GT 500-like speeds.
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HOUSTON, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Some of the biggest pipeline operators in the United States have supercharged earnings this year by buying deeply discounted shale in West Texas oilfields and selling it at a premium at Gulf Coast ports.
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Anticipation for these cheap loans have supercharged a rally in Italian debt, though it began in earnest when data this week showed that the Italian economy may be recovering better than expected after slipping into recession last year.
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Frustrated U.S. lawmakers called at a House hearing on Tuesday for a "supercharged" response to North Korea and said Washington should act alone if necessary to stiffen sanctions on Chinese firms and any country doing business with Pyongyang.
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The charges leveled against him emerged in the supercharged thick of the 8503 campaign, when there was so much noise and chaos that they were just another episode for gobsmacked voters to try to absorb — or tune out.
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The winning driver, Italian racer Giuseppe Farina, drove a supercharged Alfa Romeo in front of 120,000 cheering spectators — including England's reigning monarch, King George VI. That European race set the stage for Formula One's global presence, excluding America.
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The nation is battling the coronavirus outbreak with a grass-roots mobilization reminiscent of Mao-style mass crusades not seen in China in decades, essentially entrusting front line epidemic prevention to a supercharged version of a neighborhood watch.
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We hadn't even gotten through the gate from the parking lot when the first of many obscenities was dropped by the supercharged revelers whom my son and I book-ended in age by several years in both directions.
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The succession debate has been supercharged by the inclusion of a clause in the coalition deal that envisages a review of the new government's progress after two years to assess whether any changes to its mission are needed.
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Estimated price: $2,900,000 - $3,200,000 This 1932 Alfa Romeo---officially dubbed the 6C 63 Series V Grand Sport Roadster---carries a supercharged engine, adjustable shock absorbers, spent most of its life in France, and is fresh off a full restoration.
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Estimated price: $2,900,000 - $3,19653,000 This 1932 Alfa Romeo---officially dubbed the 6C 1750 Series V Grand Sport Roadster---carries a supercharged engine, adjustable shock absorbers, spent most of its life in France, and is fresh off a full restoration.
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As if being a hydrating face mist loaded with botanical oils, hyaluronic acid, and antioxidant-rich superfood extracts wasn't enough already, this supercharged spray promises all the benefits of a lightweight, radiance-enhancing moisturizer in handy spritz-on form.
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I recently had the opportunity to test drive the 2016 Jaguar XF S, which is a stately four-door luxury sedan with comfortable leather seats and supercharged V6 engine that could get a person in a lot of trouble.
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In other words, while the rest of the economy has been supercharged by machines, computers and robots, construction companies are about as efficient as they were in World War II. To understand this, consider how buildings are actually built.
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When Wheeler and others cite contrary numbers they are (disingenuously) comparing 1990s apples (low-resolution cable with 55 channels of programming) with today's supercharged oranges (440 channels of high-def TV, on-demand programming, cloud-based DVRs and more).
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While the firm had made its name by executing trades relatively quickly, stat-arb funds took Schonfeld and others' human-run strategies and supercharged them, with positions sometimes bought into and sold out of in a matter of seconds.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 12 (Reuters) - U.S. lawmakers called on Tuesday for a "supercharged" diplomatic response to North Korea's nuclear tests and missile program, including unilateral sanctions on banks and companies from China and other countries that do business with Pyongyang.
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In the middle of the last century, national governments, philanthropic foundations and bridge organizations, like the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), partnered to fuel the Green Revolution, a series of agricultural advancements that supercharged the global breadbasket.
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In 22013, under Belt and Road, China took a nascent port in the Pakistani coastal town of Gwadar and supercharged the project with an estimated $22015 million development plan that included a large special economic zone for Chinese companies.
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In other words, while the rest of the economy has been supercharged by machines, computers and robots, construction companies are about as efficient as they were in World War II. To understand this, consider how buildings are actually built.
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Sitting next to an ''aura spray'' made with various essential oils and ''supercharged'' reiki blessings is a bottle of body oil, which, according to its label, is ''stored in violet glass to preserve the vitality of the precious ingredients.
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The conversations, as a rule, are supercharged by lots of coffee and, often, lubricated by glasses of wine, beer or Floc (an Armagnac-spiked aperitif) purchased at the buvette, or drinks counter — a fixture of any respectable Gascon market.
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California Governor Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency in Shasta and Riverside Counties on Thursday over the Carr and Cranston fires, which were being supercharged by temperatures above 100 degrees F (37 C), erratic winds and low humidity.
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Intricately crafted using ultra-precise 3D printing technology and supercharged with Augmented Reality (AR) capability, this miniature planetary model is exactly like the one from 4.67 billion miles away, except that you can hold it at the palm of your hand.
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Following last year's efforts to bring the full Skylanders Supercharged game to Android and iOS, this year the company instead decided to focus on consoles while letting the new Hearthstone-like mobile card game Battlecast be the franchise's mobile title.
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But it is coming under increasing pressure from local companies such as Luckin Coffee, which has expanded rapidly on the back of a supercharged growth plan based on cheap delivery, online ordering, big discounts and premium pay for its staff.
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But in choosing such an extreme version of the ban, and in executing it in such a seemingly careless and haphazard way — the order, Lawfare's Benjamin Wittes memorably wrote, was "malevolence tempered by incompetence" — Trump ensured this backlash would be supercharged.
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Four longtime awards strategists, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the supercharged nature of the controversy, said in interviews that — at least as things stood on Wednesday — "The Birth of a Nation" was gravely damaged as an awards prospect.
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The vehicle sold reasonably well, but after a few years, deliveries have declined by about 5,000 units annually in the US, so Jag refreshed the car for the 2020 model year, sadly dropping the supercharged six-cylinder for turbocharged fours.
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But because of the deep disdain for Trump among the younger generation, this midterm cycle appears supercharged by younger voters who were stung by the outcome in 22020, and cognizant that their generation could have made the difference for Hillary Clinton.
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Those paddle shifters behind the steering wheel can be used to operate the CTS-V in automanual, which particularly in track mode enables you to make that big supercharged engine growl like Jimmy Page's Les Paul on "Whole Lotta Love."
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Supercharged timesaver: No pregnancy, no birth, no raising, no slaughter You can't put a barn full of chickens on pause at five weeks of age until the price of chicken rebounds, and you can't ask your hens to temporarily stop laying.
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Here's a nutshell interpretation of what they literally depict: In the first hour, Cooper's dark doppelgänger Mr. C is finally forced back to the Lodge that spawned him, thanks a combination of Lucy's deadly marksmanship and Freddie Sykes's supercharged punching power.
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While the band was never particularly political, it returns at a supercharged and divisive moment when Mr. Corgan's associations with the right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, who argues that the Sandy Hook school shooting was a hoax and Sept.
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While this has supercharged global economies and lifted millions out of poverty and starvation in just a few generations, humanity is at risk of losing all those gains and more as temperatures rise at a speed unprecedented in human history.
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The Trump administration is deploying law enforcement tactical units from the southern border as part of a supercharged arrest operation in sanctuary cities across the country, an escalation in the president's battle against localities that refuse to participate in immigration enforcement.
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Investigators had been inquiring about the matter for months before the formal launch of the probe, which also came on a day before the Intelligence Committee revealed the existence of a whistleblower complaint that supercharged the House's march toward impeachment.
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In Britain, Brexit supercharged this long-running process, as highly educated city dwellers tended to oppose Brexit (making them more likely to vote Labour) while rural and less educated voters tended to support it (making them more likely to vote Conservative).
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Even hours after steaming — let's say you left a tamal at the bottom of your bag, only to remember it when you grew hungry again — their fluffiness remains, and the masa still thwacks the eater with its supercharged corny sweetness.
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The F-Pace S I recently drove caused more of a stir than your average suburban go-getter, and had the performance to support this physicality, with a supercharged V6 engine that made 380 horsepower, and included paddle shifters for extra fun.
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Our Miami friends taught us that a rising Atlantic and supercharged hurricanes don't necessarily make a badly situated condo a bad investment, if you're confident you can sell that condo to a greater fool at a tidy profit in a few years.
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It has a supercharged 5-liter V8 producing 575 horsepower, along with upgraded aerodynamics, an even more badass-sounding exhaust system, new suspension, and a whole bunch of go-faster options like a carbon fiber roof panel, carbon ceramic brakes, and more.
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Fortunately, there are battery start-ups trying to build better batteries, ones with lower costs, improved energy densities and better performance for supercharged industrial products and consumer technology, as well as electric vehicles, which would charge more quickly and travel longer distances.
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The group of high-growth stocks that supercharged the S&P 183's decade-long rally in recent years has had mixed results in 2019, with Facebook and Amazon dramatically outperforming the broader market, while Netflix and Google-owner Alphabet have lagged.
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But even as its supercharged versions, the Z22020 and ZR260, continue to crank up the horsepower, the 'Vette hasn't quite slipped its way into the same class as the high-priced, high-speed supercars offered by automakers like Ferrari, Lamborghini, or McLaren.
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The smaller iPad Pro feels as if Apple took the already excellent iPad Air 2 and supercharged it with a better screen, more power, and the option to connect it to a keyboard or use it with the well-received Apple Pencil. 6.
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So as Ms. Schreck ponders, say, the significance of the clauses of the 14th Amendment — which her younger self describes as being "like a supercharged force field protecting all your rights" — her older self notes that those rights were available only to men.
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" Patrick Gaspard, the United States ambassador to South Africa during the Obama administration, said that with his tweet, Mr. Trump had "walked right smack into some of the most supercharged politics that exist in any of our bilateral relationships anywhere around the globe.
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DAFs provide an immediate, supercharged tax write-off for donors who have some assets that have appreciated, allowing them to avoid paying a capital gains tax while also providing a deduction as if they had donated their money to a charity directly.
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Many people feel a sense of outrage: There was no justification for using armed soldiers, and decades of supercharged economic growth will not wash away the stain left by that reckless decision, not until there is some sort of apology or reckoning.
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After Obama's re-election victory in 2012, however, Klain admitted he felt the "balance of power" had shifted, particularly as conservative mega-donors like the Koch brothers supercharged their efforts to help Republicans — even at the local level — take advantage of technology.
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I n February, OpenAI, an artificial-intelligence company, announced that the release of the full version of its A.I. writer, called GPT-2—a kind of supercharged version of Smart Compose—would be delayed, because the machine was too good at writing.
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Everybody Covered takes a closer look at a single-payer plan in Taiwan, a private-public hybrid in Australia, supercharged Obamacare in the Netherlands, the vaunted National Health Service of Great Britain, and an innovative hospital budgeting scheme right here in Maryland.
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The deaths of Alexandra Porras Inga and Gabriel Campos Zapata inside a popular McDonald's have shaken Peru, a nation already mired in a debate about how to tackle precarious labor conditions, particularly at the large companies that have aided Peru's supercharged growth.
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Supercharged U.S. economic growth is distracting too many investors from the real dangers of a trade war to equity markets, a research firm said in a report this week, warning of a potential sell-off in stocks as early as this summer.
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Opened in 2016 by Camilla Al-Fayed, daughter of the former Harrods owner Mohamed Al-Fayed, it caters to the kind of vegans who'll occasionally choose to chase their supercharged salads and kimchi bowls with a matcha caipiroska rather than a chai latte.
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But for many opponents, Brexit is a plot hatched by shady financiers who sold a lie to millions of voters in an attempt to build a supercharged capitalist island state that will sweep away the social consensus of post-World War Two Britain.
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Amid an intensifying debate around the pervasiveness of sexual harassment in the workplace and society at large—recently supercharged by the #MeToo movement—it seems inevitable that the spotlight will spread to the ways venues tackle problematic behavior on the dance floor.
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"A big part of this story is that AGs have really unlocked their power in the last several years," he said, pointing out that Republican attorneys general used a similar tactic against President Barack Obama, although Democratic attorney generals have supercharged it under Trump.
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Tropical Storm Harvey, supercharged by a freakishly warm Gulf of Mexico, has slammed into the Texas coast and is now running a dayslong conveyor belt carrying trillions of gallons of water from the ocean to the sky to the bayous and streets of Houston.
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OmniSidebarEssentially a supercharged sidebar for navigating around the web more easily, this add-on gives you the ability to position the sidebar on either side, bring up a smaller mini pane, undock the sidebar, and pack more information into the window from various sources.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Four-and-a-half years after the Swiss National Bank dramatically lifted the franc's cap against the euro, markets are betting the central bank may be forced to resume its accumulation of foreign cash yet again to rein in its supercharged currency.
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"Following the global financial crisis and the stimulus package in China, which really supercharged liquidity and demand for Chinese art, there was a lull after that period," explained Reynolds, co-founder of and director at INK Studio in the Chinese capital's Caochangdi art district.
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Week 17's brief look at Peyton, now supercharged with rage at Al Jazeera and communicating with the public only through advertisements and terse statements from Ari Fleischer, was encouraging, though just how effective he will be is hard to glean from only nine passes.
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Faced with the supercharged Chinese foes entering U.S. turf, the San Mateo, Ca.-based LimeBike has just snared $50 million in investment on top of $12 million in March to speed up its roll-out to reach 30 cities and campuses nationwide this year.
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She bulked up to 183 pounds to keep warm and planned a strict eating and drinking schedule for the swim, with pit stops every 30 minutes for water supercharged with electrolytes and every 60 minutes for peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and salty mashed potatoes.
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Yet he needs the outside investment and faith in his abilities to realize his so-called Vision 2030, a gargantuan dream of a supercharged Saudi future, propelled out of its fossil-fuel dependence and into a diversified global marketplace employing the country's burgeoning youth population.
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Guesty has supercharged this side of the industry by removing many barriers to economies of scale, allowing hosts to manage hundreds of listings across a variety of booking platforms—from Airbnb to HomeAway to VRBO—and easily control multiple host accounts through a single dashboard.
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The growing polarization of the white vote along the lines of population density and educational attainment has also supercharged the once-modest partisan skew of the Senate, making even the most popular changes to health care or minimum-wage policy an extremely heavy lift.
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But, again, look at where we are today thanks to artificial intelligence from digital computers — and the amount of middle-skill and even high-skill work they're supplanting — and then factor in how all of this could be supercharged in a decade by quantum computing.
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Tomorrow, I'm heading up the Million Dollar Highway to Silverton for a weekend getaway with my wife and I'll report back on how the Cross Country and its two-liter, four-cylinder supercharged and turbocharged engine fares over an 11,000-foot pass and some light off-roading.
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"Now that President Donald Trump has supercharged the effort to remake the federal court system by appointing conservative jurists who will strictly interpret the Constitution, I feel confident that the US Supreme Court will overturn Roe and finally correct its 46-year-old mistake," Lt. Gov.
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This, and many more unexceptional paintings produced during the last 40 years of her life, remained virtually unknown until now — as did her supercharged return to wild, rip-roaring photograms in the 1980s, as in "Untitled" (circa 1980), created 17 years before her death at age 89.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R-Texas) supercharged the Democratic base and broke midterm fundraising efforts.
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Axios' Amy Harder says that supercharged activists — in part because the problem is getting more dire, and solutions like wind and solar energy are getting cheaper — are successfully pushing Democratic candidates to adopt ever-more-aggressive goals in the face of inaction at federal and global levels.
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In a Washington atmosphere supercharged by the finding of the intelligence agencies that Mr. Putin tried to steer the election to Mr. Trump, as well as continuing F.B.I. and congressional investigations, a growing list of Russian contacts with Mr. Trump's associates is getting intense and skeptical scrutiny.
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Here is Shockie arriving in Delhi, delighting in the city's pandemonium with a small-town boy's awe of its supercharged life: Delhi—flat, burning, mixed-up, smashed together from pieces of tin and tarpaulin, spreading on the arid plains of the North—offered no respite from itself.
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"At a time when our planet is rapidly warming and millions are being impacted by climate change supercharged hurricanes, fires, drought, mudslides, and more, the last thing we need is another climate denier in the White House administration; his nomination must be rejected," the letter reads.
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Space is the city's calling card and can be found everywhere, from the names of local beers (try the Straight to Ale Monkeynaut) to novelty menu items (I heard about, but did not seek out, a supercharged pig-in-a-blanket called the "Werner von Brat").
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E3 2017 is a big year for Microsoft in the hardware department, with the company surely, surely, set to confirm a release date and price for its new "Project Scorpio" console—a supercharged Xbox that packs a GPU over four times more powerful than the original Xbox One.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, Oct 260 (Reuters) - China's crude oil imports surged to the second-highest on record in September, but this isn't a sign of supercharged demand in the world's second-biggest economy.
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But at the end of the day, this president has so little in terms of accomplishments to bring to his base that this nomination wll be supercharged by the White House to at least let people share news that the president was able to confirm two Supreme Court justices.
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On Wednesday it set out a new strategy from consumer boss Marc Allera to offer seamless services such as supercharged broadband to provide customers with faster speeds and a hub offering the best TV content to counter BT's image of a former telecoms monopoly dogged by bad customer service.
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Known as deep learning, or neural networks, this technology has been around since the 1940s, but because of today's exponential proliferation of data — images, videos, voice searches, browsing habits and more — along with supercharged and affordable processors, it is at last able to begin to fulfill its true potential.
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Other Democrats and left-leaning think tanks — cognizant of how deeply ingrained work-based insurance is in our health care ecosystem and of how allergic many Americans are to massive change — have introduced more incremental approaches, like Medicare buy-ins or a supercharged Obamacare that melds with Medicaid.
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Some of it is the excitement of hosting, of course, the confidence bestowed by home advantage, but much of it is to do with the — relative — rude health of the French domestic game, supercharged by the primacy of Olympique Lyonnais Féminin and the wealth of Paris St.-Germain.
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But those fires — preceded by others in California — along with rising sea levels, flooding and supercharged storms, are putting more pressure on the politicians, business executives, financiers, thought leaders and others who attend to show they are part of the solution to one of the world's most pressing challenges.
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The 2.0-liter inline four is turbocharged and supercharged, cranking out 326 horsepower before a pair of battery packs (34 kilowatt hours total) and two electric motors take that to 619 horsepower, with everything piped to a hybrid all-wheel-drive system through an eight-speed automatic gearbox.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Social media platforms have supercharged battles over scientific evidence on a range of issues, including: Climate Change A United Nations panel of climate scientists says it is at least 95 percent certain that human activity is the dominant cause of climate change since the mid-20th century.
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On the heels of a deadly wildfire season supercharged by climate change and a report by 13 federal agencies finding global warming poses a serious threat to the economy, Americans are more convinced than ever that emissions from tailpipes and smokestacks are having an impact on the planet.
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Perhaps a vast majority of his baskets should be assisted, and he can use his physical gifts to snatch lobs, intimidate five positions, rebound, elevate off screens to get his shot off over any defender's contest, and attack closeouts with a supercharged first step few his size can keep up with.
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There is a partial solar eclipse in Leo early Saturday morning at 5:58 AM, bringing a supercharged new Moon that will be sitting next to Mercury and challenged by sagacious Jupiter in Scorpio—we must trust ourselves and have faith in the process as we're given this fresh emotional slate.
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Nvidia is using a deep learning approach, however, by providing its autonomous system with real-world data from humans drivers and letting it learn how to drive on its own – like a supercharged, AI-powered teenager getting behind the wheel using only their experience of being a passenger to guide them.
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In China, though, the supercharged growth has added to concerns about controls on dissidents or activists by the government of President Xi Jinping, especially when combined with the potential for the Chinese authorities to track phones being increasingly used for electronic payments and their stepped up monitoring of Internet traffic.
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All of which means that those clubs who have labored in their shadows for a decade have a mouthwatering opportunity: Atlético Madrid and Juventus, each with two losses in the final in the last six years, certainly, but also the supercharged pretenders to the throne: Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain.
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Democrats have a chance to capitalize on that drift, but interviews here in Tarrant County suggest that their messages -- which may resonate with the supercharged activist based determined to turn Trump out of office -- are not yet piercing through and the candidates themselves often are not connecting with average voters.
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The result is that Clinton argued in one breath against Sanderscare, which works like a supercharged version of Obamacare, and then in the next breath called Obamacare "one of the signature accomplishments, not just of this president but of the Democratic Party," and said she was running to defend it.
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Drew Harwell looks at how Amazon's facial recognition technology has affected law enforcement in the Oregon county where it was first deployed: Almost overnight, deputies saw their investigative powers supercharged, allowing them to scan for matches of a suspect's face across more than 22016,276 mug shots taken at the county jail since 2001.
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Newly enacted corporate tax cuts supercharged U.S. earnings this year, but their effect on profit growth will end in the December quarter, leading analysts on average to predict S&P 500 earnings per share next year will rise 8 percent, compared to 24 percent in 2018, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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My current therapist thinks it might have something to do with the over-priced garbage I order on Seamless, my poor stress-management skills, and how I go through phases where I consume heroic amounts of weed before quitting cold turkey—a habit some sleep experts think leads to supercharged REM cycles.
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Dating to the day after Mr. Trump's inauguration, when millions of women marched in American cities, Democratic contempt for the president has produced a supercharged liberal activism — and prompted a new level of engagement culminating in last year's elections, which saw the largest turnout for a midterm campaign in a half-century.
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Now Mr. Mangels, 52, has a little more than a month to find a new place in the city's supercharged rental housing market, where median rents have risen 30 percent since 2011, adjusted for inflation, and the sight of people living out of cars or in tents pitched alongside highways has become common.
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The Connecticut Resistance to Zuck's Summit Learning Program Nick Tabor takes a measured but skeptical look at the Summit Learning Program, which Mark Zuckerberg supercharged by lending it a bunch of engineers, and which led to a parent revolt in Cheshire, CT. As Tabor notes, hundreds of other communities have happily adopted Summit's learning technology.
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The SV Coupe also gets the most powerful Range Rover engine, a 5.0-liter supercharged V8 with 577 horsepower and the ability to go from 0–60 mph in 5 seconds and up to 165 mph, according to Land Rover — should you want to go that quickly in something weighing more than two tons.
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His ad hoc pantheon is a tribute to the area's forgotten history and a call to arms in a neighborhood that has been supercharged by gentrification and luxury development, like the Puck Building, which is owned by the family of the real estate mogul Jared Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser.
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And, as so often with the big names of Latin America — where the word "coup" is supercharged, evoking memories of the regular overthrows of governments beginning in the 1930s and well into the '70s, particularly of left-wing leaders — how you see what has happened to him is often dependent on your own political ideology.
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On the optimistic side, the right-leaning Tax Foundation finds that the bill would increase GDP by 2.7 percent over the long run, and increase middle-class incomes by 5 percent through supercharged growth; even they, however, find that the bill increases the deficit by more than $500 billion over 10 years despite those effects.
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My worry is that if we just do rates, lower rates, and don't redesign our code to be competitive with the world, it will be as if we got supercharged new fuel for our car but it's an old clunker that can't compete with the modern version on the road today from China, and Europe, and Canada, and Mexico.
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Extremely ironic that a song as historic as "Monster"—a supercharged posse cut with a guest verse from Nicki Minaj that has since been cemented as one of the greatest rap verses of the past 15 years—is accompanied by one of his most controversial videos (one of a few on this list that aren't featured on 'Ye's VEVO).
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While the United States has maintained an uneasy calm with North Korea for more than six decades and spikes in tensions are not new, recent supercharged rhetoric between the unpredictable U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un have heightened the risk of miscalculation that could make that nightmare a reality, they say.
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With a 310 hp supercharged engine, a 236 mph top speed and a starting price of $55,000, the H2R is a big step up from the GPZ900R, which cost about a tenth as much, put out 115 hp and could hit 151 mph, which was enough to make it the fastest motorcycle in the world in its day.
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"Each frequency coming though my speakers, I'd never heard," said Jasond Moody, behind the wheel of his supercharged 2011 Chevrolet Camaro SS. (Each driver was outfitted with huge headphones.) "If you got a 4 kilowatt sound system and you're playing 55 Hz at 120 decibels, physically, it's a real kind of experience," said Tatsuya Takahashi, who built the synthesizers.
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Telegram's supercharged fund-raising has become the most visible and perhaps most lucrative example of an I.C.O. The company has taken in $850 million over the past two months from some of the biggest venture capital firms in Silicon Valley, and it is now aiming to raise another $850 million over the next month or so.
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Crowd favorites include the Remodeling Face treatment, which features a cocktail of serums derived from botanical active ingredients and stimulation with electric currents and high radio-frequency waves, and the Seconde Peau (second skin) treatment, an electro spun mask supercharged with 80-percent hyaluronic acid, which will leave you looking as fresh-faced and dewy as a supermodel.
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