"I think global synchronized stimulus will lead to global synchronized acceleration," said Steven Chiavarone, portfolio manager and equity strategist at Federated Investors. 3.
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The challenges in ballet and synchronized swimming are daunting and, as a former ballet dancer and synchronized swimmer explained to me recently, equally difficult.
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Synchronized Swimming A women's only (misandry!) competition, synchronized swimming dates back to the 1933-34 Chicago "Century of Progress" fair, where a routine (set to music) performed by students of one Katherine Curtis was deemed "synchronized swimming" by former Olympic swimming gold medalist Norman Ross.
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"I think that synchronized policy stimulus might result in a synchronized global bounce, and I kind of think the markets are reflecting that a little bit," he said.
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He is more concerned about the age of the current U.S. economic cycle, and the threat that next year, synchronized growth in the world economy turns into "synchronized slowdown".
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"We've experienced the first synchronized global stimulus around the globe in the last 18 months," he said, adding that easing practices by central banks are "creating a synchronized bounce" worldwide.
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The truth behind synchronized galaxies could change everything The secret of these synchronized galaxies may pose a threat to the cosmological principle, one of the basic assumptions about the universe.
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"A year ago we were looking forward to a synchronized global expansion; today we are starting a synchronized slowdown," wrote David Shulman, a senior economist at the UCLA Anderson Forecast.
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If a synchronized slowdown in world economies worsens, she said, the world may need a "synchronized policy response" along the lines of stimulus efforts enacted during the 2008-2009 financial crisis.
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It's dangerous and mesmerizing — like synchronized swimming, but on horseback.
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Anywhere electricity flows, it can be digitally measured and synchronized.
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"The robot and our app are constantly synchronized," he said.
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Mr. Kim has also endorsed "phased, synchronized steps" toward denuclearization.
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People gather to watch synchronized skydivers land at Pier 39.
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Saturate us with tape of synchronized chess and inline swimming.
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Exhibits were sometimes animated with light shows and synchronized lectures.
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Economists have dubbed the widespread success a synchronized global recovery.
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Some synchronized swimmers can even appear to walk on water.
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Synchronized swimming is a surprisingly frequent source of sports concussions.
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Your save data will finally be synchronized with Nintendo's servers.
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She experimented with early synchronized sound, color and special effects.
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Here on Earth, our sleep is synchronized with the sun.
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I feel like I'm going to a synchronized swimming meet.
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The lack of goggles is emblematic of synchronized swimming's rigor.
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Go deeper: The flying blind economy The synchronized global slump
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"The synchronized part is one big synchronized cluster, and the desynchronized part is a bunch of single clusters," said Joe Hart, an experimentalist at the Naval Research Lab who collaborates with Pecora and Motter.
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MS: Indeed because what you talk about in terms of the global picture in growth is, for the first time in probably a decade, 653 years, we have synchronized, fairly synchronized growth across the world.
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This year we're seeing a synchronized slowing in almost every continent.
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Then, the brain oscillations started to become synchronized, firing all together.
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Each load expects perfectly synchronized electricity and never quite gets it.
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Lagarde was a member of France's national team for synchronized swimming.
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"The way Safe has done it is all synchronized," Jhaveri said.
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Note that Spotify never explicitly says that playback will be synchronized.
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Now, conversations are automatically synchronized with iCloud and stay in sync.
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Larouche spent much of her life as a pro-synchronized swimmer.
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Synchronized swimming is the perfect storm of aerobic exercise and dance.
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Above the surface, synchronized swimmers create gorgeous patterns with their legs.
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The three puppeteers and the horse became like a synchronized being.
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The diving pool will host the men's synchronized 773 meter springboard.
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Could the riddle behind synchronized bird flight really be this simple?
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We are led in exercises of synchronized breathing, singing and screaming.
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Facebook and Messenger already synchronized the watched/unwatched state of Stories.
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There's talk of maxi-pads, synchronized menstrual cycles and period sex.
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We sense a synchronized gender reveal in the near future. Congrats!!!
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The synchronized abseiling down the wall is a little bit dramatic.
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Also: The bit with the synchronized tails is just plain creepy.
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We haven't seen that kind of synchronized growth in a while.
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"We're seeing the first synchronized bounce in growth abroad," the strategist said.
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We barely know each other, but something between us has been synchronized.
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Another way in which they build their bonds is through synchronized movements.
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It's basically massaging it from the outside with a perfectly synchronized motion.
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After that, they noticed the signals becoming less synchronized and more complex.
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Statistic results tend to be synchronized with the national and global economy.
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At one point, the duo enjoyed a period of synchronized thumb sucking!
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Local media reported that synchronized swimming had also had its program cut.
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January 22015 was about "synchronized global growth" and a huge tax cut.
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Ridiculous. But synchronized dancing inside one of those indoor skydiving wind tunnels?
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They can also bust out some cute synchronized moves during a chorus.
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S. trade row could derail a rare period of synchronized global growth.
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Kim, the master propagandist, too, did his part in the synchronized show.
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Synchronized swimmers don't age out as rapidly as athletes in other sports.
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Still, even in this non-ideal manifestation, synchronized swimming offers many pleasures.
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Murmurations are an extreme example of birds' uncanny knack for synchronized flight.
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Meanwhile, operations against ISIS would be "independent, but synchronized," the proposal says.
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Circadian rhythms are synchronized by daylight but, surprisingly, run independent of it.
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"Suddenly, all the different regions of the brain became synchronized," she says.
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Theirs is the only club for synchronized swimming that remains in Jamaica.
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He suggested that motion-synchronized spatial computing will make workers more productive.
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The trio present a synchronized set of values, habits, even conversational styles.
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"The global synchronized recovery has morphed into a global slowdown," said Forester.
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The world remains in a synchronized recovery driven by improving business investment.
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Synchronized swimming team ** Won gold at all Olympics from 2000 to 2016.
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"All of the girls would get together and start doing synchronized workouts."
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Synchronized swimming team *Won gold at all Olympics from 2000 to 2016.
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Qualcomm is showing off its autonomous, synchronized flight drone tech at #CES2017.
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In her first speech as managing director, Kristalina Georgieva said the global economy had shifted from a synchronized upswing two years ago to a synchronized slowdown, weighed down in part by the pain of President Trump's trade war.
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A Montreal native, Sam's been honing her acrobatic trampoline skills since she was nine and now competes in both individual and synchronized events across the globe (and, if you hadn't guessed, synchronized trampolining is a true wonder to behold).
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As the IMF has pointed out, largely as a result of Trump's protectionist trade policy, the global economy has moved from a state of a synchronized economic recovery in 2018 to one of a synchronized global economic slowdown today.
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But the results were the same: They tweeted in formation, like synchronized swimmers.
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"The narrative of synchronized global growth, … I think, has removed itself," he said.
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The synchronized movement of the robot allowed participants to adapt to spatial discrepancy.
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"They're all synchronized, and it's telling us about how they formed," says Triaud.
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The four of them danced together, at some points in full synchronized choreography.
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Doesn't everyone dream of doing a synchronized dance routine with their basketball teammates?
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Once upon a time, Destiny's Child, *NSYNC, and TLC rocked the synchronized movements.
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Sadly, Human Fountains, the synchronized spitting troupe, were defeated by comedian Vicki Barbolak.
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BRAINARD: WELL, I THINK THAT WE ARE SEEING SYNCHRONIZED GROWTH AROUND THE WORLD.
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Synchronized expansion means economies around the world are growing at the same time.
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"We're also seeing this synchronized move higher, not just globally but also domestically."
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Synchronized swimming may look graceful, they said, but head trauma can be serious.
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In musicals and Bollywood movies, people can break into synchronized dance without explanation.
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Nobody thought the world economy was synchronized a year ago, and it is.
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Two summers ago, he was leading synchronized dance celebrations at the World Cup.
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Synchronized swimming, also called artistic swimming, became an official Olympic sport in 1984.
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A year ago, no one thought we were in a synchronized global expansion.
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Synchronized swimmers and women's rugby players are scheduled to compete there this week.
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The college where the games were held at had a synchronized swimming team.
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"I had this idea of doing this synchronized interactive music piece," says Arkley.
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The whole thing is synchronized with a slowed-down revision of a Neu!
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We may soon learn that Trump won a gold medal in synchronized swimming.
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"Fiddlesticks," featuring Flip the Frog, was a stand-alone cartoon with synchronized sound.
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WE'VE GOT A GLOBAL GROWTH SYNCHRONIZED GROWTH PATTERN GOING ON EUROPE AND ASIA.
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YOU'VE GOT GLOBAL SYNCHRONIZED GROWTH GOING ON AT THE MOMENT, VERY LOW INFLATION.
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In classic girl-group fashion, they wear coördinated outfits and perform synchronized dances.
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"Truly, right now we are operating in a very synchronized way," he said.
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Looking at the potential market implications of "synchronized tightening" of monetary policy — the hiking of interest rates by central banks that is widely expected as the global economy improves — Citi noted that so far synchronized tightening was not yet visible.
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This is bidirectional, so any changes made on endpoints needed to be synchronized ASAP.
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There's no way, I thought, that synchronized swimmers are cracking vertebrae and getting concussions.
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The fears of a global synchronized slowdown were met with stimulus from all over.
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The women meet in public squares and perform synchronized dance routines with loud music.
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For example, an action game that's synchronized with the kinesthetics of the car itself.
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For Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, it was synchronized swimming.
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Jet lag occurs when sleeping and waking patterns are not synchronized to circadian rhythms.
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All of us are synchronized to it and can be traced by our coordinates.
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The synchronized growth of last year has already started to fray, especially in Europe.
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" Worldwide, stocks have rallied partly on stronger economic growth in a "global synchronized recovery.
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It was actually coaches' film that had been synchronized to a Kentucky radio call.
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Meanwhile, diving practice went on as planned, and so did the women's synchronized event.
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The France synchronized swim team's neon suits glow under the surface of the water.
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Synchronized swimming can be performed in solos, duets, and team formats, according to FINA.
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In synchronized swimming, etherealness is captured in an extreme merging of agility and power.
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Here the system pulses orange light along with synchronized audio through the embedded headphones.
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She made her Olympic debut in 2016 in the women's 10-meter synchronized event.
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The first story was on these Jamaican girls who are really into synchronized swimming.
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" Read more " Surprisingly, there's never been a Jamaican synchronized swimming team in the Olympics.
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For more Surfacing pieces, like one on a Jamaican synchronized swimming team, click here.
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But for much of that time, the engines of the economy were rarely synchronized.
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Synchronized movement, stemming from AI, seemed determined to keep him from completing the project.
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During the cocktail hour, four synchronized swimmers performed routines in Ms. Higgins Clark's pool.
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The fossils represent some of the oldest evidence of collective synchronized behavior in animals.
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"Fiddlesticks," featuring Flip the Frog, above, was a stand-alone cartoon with synchronized sound.
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It also called for "independent but synchronized efforts" in the fight against Islamic State.
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Messages and contacts' data are stored directly on users' devices and synchronized between them.
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The main question she gets: What, exactly, is the synchronization in solo synchronized swimming?
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"There's somewhat of an enthusiasm that global growth is more synchronized than it's been in a long time, and it's synchronized in the right direction," said Scott Wren, a senior global equity strategist at Wells Fargo Investment Institute in St. Louis, Missouri.
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However, challenges are mounting as so-called synchronized global growth looks set for a downturn.
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Flashback: A year ago, we wrote about a rare and enviable trend: synchronized global recovery.
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The Dora Milaje always take down targets as one, working together with gorgeously synchronized attacks.
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Ange sees nature's endless metamorphoses and rebirths as being synchronized with female biology and psychology.
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Under the hood, the app uses a lot of technology beyond just its synchronized streaming.
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They include complicated synchronized performances and it is considered a great honor to take part.
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The visually amazing, synchronized routine is documented in this YouTube video from Guinness World Records.
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Two years of nearly uninterrupted strength across financial markets validated the synchronized global growth outlook.
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This delivers a contextual and synchronized soundtrack played in harmony with the story, Cameron added.
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The latest FINA World Championships event, which included synchronized swimming, just wrapped up in July.
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This amazing scene is what a synchronized swimming routine looks like from below the surface.
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Two pools used for diving, water polo and synchronized swimming mysteriously turned frog-pond green.
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The federation said that Russian divers, synchronized swimmers and water polo players were not implicated.
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The FTSE 100 rose roughly 1% in early trading as investors cheered the synchronized response.
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Black and White – Malayan Tapir is composed of a synchronized four-channel LED-screen installation.
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Dan digs in with Axios Markets editor Dion Rabouin: Go deeper: The synchronized global slump
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Global interest rates are negative because the world economy is heading toward a synchronized recession.
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Stay synchronized, he shouted near the end of the workout, as their collective rhythm disintegrated.
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Their dazzling murmurations — exquisitely synchronized midair swirls of their gigantic flocks — can black out skies.
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Of course, ditching goggles is tricky for synchronized swimmers who have less-than-perfect vision.
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With custom C++ software, he creates nine styrene-printed works displayed in synchronized, pulsating light boxes.
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I also strongly disagree with the way that you displayed Synchronized Swimming as a safe sport.
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An adjacent pool used for water polo and synchronized swimming has also started to change color.
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At this rate, Nathan will be a synchronized swimmer or expert sailor this time next year.
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Look, we had two years ago, convergence with synchronized growth in every continent of the world.
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In normal conditions, these cells move in a synchronized pattern controlled by regular exposure to light.
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All the while, the phone played a sort of soundtrack that was synchronized to his activities.
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More simply, these synchronized orbital periods can be expressed as the ratio 2200:6:4:3.
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The White House and the national security process is infinitely more synchronized and functional without him.
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But in patients with severe depression, their pattern of gene activity was not synchronized with sunlight.
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And that means for any coming fight, he'll need all the synchronized soldiers he can muster.
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Only 40 percent seemed to have body clocks that were naturally synchronized with their academic schedules.
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Both men were Olympic-class divers for Great Britain, specializing in the synchronized 10-meter event.
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The concern about the manufacturing slowdown, the global synchronized recession seems to have been over blown.
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Synchronized economic growth in Europe, Asia and the Americas is currently leading to stronger international stocks.
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Instead, synchronized divers start together and then strike out alone before (theoretically) hitting the water simultaneously.
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At the same time, synchronized diving pairs describe themselves as symbiotic parts of a larger whole.
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"You're seeing a synchronized slowdown in the two most important economies in the world," said Colas.
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"I really had the goddam thing synchronized down to the wire, like 'Mission: Impossible,' " Feeley said.
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Acrobatic stunts are among the technical elements synchronized swim teams are required include in their performances.
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Fireworks lit the sky in a synchronized spectacle over the city as the new year began.
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The good news is that the world is now at last experiencing a synchronized economic recovery.
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With a fancy dress and a synchronized swimming fantasy, Jane and Michael are officially back together.
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If Synchronized Swimming is made worse by its association with Sports, Rhythmic Gymnastics is made whole.
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Ditto for divers and synchronized swimmers, who bend and contort in the air and the water.
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However, I was talking about synchronization, when several people are on headsets, but they're collectively synchronized.
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Make sure that contacts, calendars and other sensitive data are also synchronized with a Google account.
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But the North's hacking and provocations have synchronized to create a potential windfall for the regime.
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Synchronized Swimming Themes Can Be Mystifying Marine Life Thrives in Unlikely Place: Offshore Oil Rigs Nut?
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Joydayne Whyte, 9, one of the swimmers, was 3 when she first watched Olympic synchronized swimming.
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"The real innovation is in the way these technologies are combined with synchronized touch," said Leach.
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Mickey made his official debut in 1928 in "Steamboat Willie," Hollywood's first cartoon with synchronized sound.
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A synchronized global economic slowdown is already under way, keeping major central banks on the sidelines.
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Despite being surrounded by water, Jamaica has never had a synchronized swimming team at the Olympics.
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First, I went through all of my accounts and synchronized their due dates by card issuer.
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In the U.S., "King of Jazz" in 1930 featured a short color animation with synchronized sound.
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This sound was followed by a synchronized, fortissimo cluster of notes, coming simultaneously from two pianos.
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Two, we have been successful with synchronized cutting of interest rates that help the world economy.
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CNN then synchronized the audio recordings with the footage that was broadcast live on Tuesday night.
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Not only has it had the effect of plunging the world economy into a synchronized slowdown.
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Mr. Coulibaly told French news media he "synchronized" the attack with the one on Charlie Hebdo.
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EMS blamed Kosovo for "withdrawing in an unauthorized manner uncontracted electricity" from the synchronized European grid.
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"We still see a strong, global synchronized growth ... with strong economic fundamentals underneath it," he said.
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It wasn't that long ago that the prediction of a lasting "synchronized global growth" was made.
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They're followed by "Electric Trouble + Glass Hopper + El Squad," a battalion of 20 costumed synchronized dancers.
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In one scene in the movie the girls talk about injuries they have endured in Synchronized Swimming.
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The results come just a year after global synchronized growth was one of the market's biggest stories.
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Walking, talking, and doing Tai Chi are some of their abilities on top of the synchronized dancing.
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So he's organizing a synchronized viewing of the first three episodes of Blue Planet II on Sunday.
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The way the characters knock around in Dublin like little pachinko balls, in this wonderfully synchronized dance.
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Intel recently set a Guinness World Record when it synchronized 100 drones in a spectacular light show.
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When brain areas exhibit matching oscillations, both in time and in frequency, they're said to be synchronized.
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And it's synchronized with the "panoramic" images from the car, the satellite view and the raw data.
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For all the worldwide worries, a fascinating and rare trend is unfolding around the globe: synchronized growth.
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Benfeito, who won a bronze medal in the synchronized event earlier in the Olympics, scored 389.20 points.
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Synchronized global growth provided a big boost to middle distillate consumption in 2017 tightening the market considerably.
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SARA EISEN: But broadly, what we're seeing globally is strength, synchronized economic recovery— HARUHIKO KURODA: Oh, yeah.
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A synchronized diving team is not like a soccer team, with each member having a different role.
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The other Dream Team at these Games is the Russian women's synchronized swimming team, at 1-10.
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FINA requires synchronized swimming routines to include at least four acrobatic movements, including throws like this one.
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Synchronized swimmers often create patterns that alternate back and forth, giving what FINA calls a kaleidoscopic effect.
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The synchronized upswing in international economies has seen global equities rally by 14.7 percent since October 2016.
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Given the choice of watching Manchester United or synchronized swimming, most Britons would probably choose the former.
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Underwater for about two-thirds of each performance, synchronized swimmers require stamina, flexibility, endurance and, always, poise.
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OPEC warned that the world's economic prospects are beginning to diverge after a period of synchronized growth.
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"We're experiencing rising earnings, elevated profit margins, a global synchronized recovery and the potential for tax reform."
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In the pool, the women will be competing in the final of the 10 meter synchronized diving.
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It must be a synchronized process backstage to make sure every dancer changes into the correct outfit.
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Assembling apartment units looks as easy as playing with Lego blocks and as graceful as synchronized dancing.
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You might think that fast synchronized, coordinated swimming strokes would be the way to make that happen.
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Movies like this are always about friendship, not trophies; even so, the synchronized swimming World Championship beckons.
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Sibling pianists Katia and Marielle Labèque provided the music, their synchronized crescendos matching the collection's pulsing energy.
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"If the exit ban and investigation progress are not well synchronized, there are loopholes," the article said.
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"If the exit ban and investigation progress are not well synchronized, there are loopholes," the article said.
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Strong domestic demand is part of a synchronized global rebound that includes the euro zone and Asia.
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Half the fun was watching Nies and his crew fall effortlessly in line with the synchronized movements.
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Mother and daughters engaged in a synchronized dance with precise choreography, showing the first pubis of many.
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Synchronized Swimmers are very strong though, and the sister duet still competed at the competition they were at.
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Global synchronized acceleration: The long and short of it is that economic data is improving across the board.
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But there's no word yet as to whether they'll be showing off their synchronized pushups or wrestling moves.
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SARA EISEN: Here at IMF World Bank meetings, the theme is the synchronized global slowdown— RICHARD CLARIDA: Yeah.
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Moreover, a stuttering Chinese growth engine is being compounded by growing evidence of a more synchronized global slowdown.
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Join me and a team of ocean science and conservation experts for a synchronized viewing and twitter chat!
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The Russian and Continental European systems both operate at a frequency of 50 Hertz, but are not synchronized.
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These proteins predictably bind and release your DNA, flipping thousands of genes on and off in synchronized choreography.
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Now, a French synchronized swimmer is trying to translate another aspect of the American mermaid obsession: mermaiding schools.
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If Vivi is going to be an Olympic champion one day, it probably won't be in synchronized diving.
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In early 2018 traders bet that synchronized global growth would force the ECB to accelerate monetary policy normalization.
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And he worried over the "highly synchronized" swarm of insects that descend on the monument in the evening.
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Cells in a brain region called suprachiasmatic nucleus maintain a healthy rhythm by oscillating in a synchronized manner.
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Synchronized swimmers from China earned a silver medal for their team performance at the 2019 FINA World Championships.
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Canada's synchronized swim team performed a routine with running-like movements at the 2012 Olympic Games in London.
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S. trade row, with heightened fears the dispute could soon derail a rare period of synchronized global growth.
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After the launch, the rocket's three first-stage boosters returned to Earth to attempt an unprecedented synchronized landing.
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The two men talked daily and made synchronized appearances, forming a united front on almost every major issue.
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Their imaginary sex was both tender and incendiary, fueled by shared pasts, synchronized breathing and enviable muscle control.
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To break up their solo moments with synchronized choreography, she landed on the most ordinary of movements: walking.
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At first, Sun Devil dropped the ball, as its arms had to learn to move in synchronized time.
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Rudolph W. Giuliani and Michael R. Bloomberg ran tight ships and were adamant that the clocks be synchronized.
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MDA said the procurement is "synchronized" with a sale to Saudi Arabia that includes a missile defense radar.
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But a solo career demands more than big smiles, intertwined vocals, art-directed outfits and synchronized dance moves.
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Instead, the narrative of a "synchronized global growth" still rings true underneath the sea of red, they said.
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"We haven't had a synchronized bounce in growth across the globe ever in this recovery," Mr. Paulsen said.
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At the 2012 London Games, the Chinese took gold in both synchronized events and silver in both individual events.
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It's devastating, so pardon if we drown our sorrows in this image of Monáe a synchronized pussy pants militia.
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The third star: Torey Krug and David Pastrnak – The spin is nice, but don't sleep on the synchronized stopping.
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There's just enough going on visually (synchronized dancers, fiery spectacles, unnecessary but pretty train montages) to keep things interesting.
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Even more surprising, however, was that this electrical activity didn't resemble the synchronized activity seen in mature human brains.
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Lowe's confidence rests partly on unexpected strength in the domestic labor market and a synchronized upturn in global activity.
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After launch Tuesday morning, the Falcon Heavy's two side boosters executed flawless synchronized landings on ground pads in Florida.
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These companies rode the wave of economic growth that swept the world in a synchronized fashion three years ago.
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Often it is hard for them to translate the theoretical movement into dancing steps synchronized to music and rhythm.
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The grid shared by Serbia and its former province Kosovo is connected to Europe's synchronized high voltage power network.
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Then, the number cut to Shannon Purser emerging from a pool surrounded by synchronized swimmers cosplaying as Barb diving.
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Aimed at the VR crowd, the camera captures four perfectly synchronized 2000K streams for high-end 3603 video recording.
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Chen, competing in her third summer Olympics, has won every title in the synchronized 10m platform event since 2006.
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So, we need to see a nationally synchronized economic downturn to drive a big fall in the housing market.
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January was a month to forget for investors due to a synchronized sell-off in stocks around the world.
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There's Axl, imprisoned on the throne, apologetic and humbled, frantically waving his arms like a Sunset Strip synchronized swimmer.
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The scientists mapped the different synchronized clusters that can form in a network of oscillators to that network's symmetries.
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With your 360-degree views effortlessly synchronized with your movements, XR experience is intended to feel immediate and photorealistic.
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Quasar alignments are not the only hurdles that oddly synchronized galaxies have presented to established models of the universe.
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It's the "synchronized global recovery," Ben Pace, chief investment officer at HPM Partners, said of stock markets' run higher.
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This seems to be a synchronized global recovery, and it has been a long time since that has happened.
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Fans of synchronized swimming can get excited for more spectacular, artistic moments at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.
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"There are so many different aspects of synchronized swimming that don't develop until later," he said in an interview.
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Additionally, they make baby swaddles and infant apparel that's synchronized with the device to track the child's breathing motion.
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Cars will still be able to cross, of course, at lights synchronized for the reduced pace of two-wheelers.
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Come the song's chorus, however, they come together for a gracefully synchronized routine in the middle of the street.
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Maybe I could just use it sacramentally, and create some sort of witchcraft ritual synchronized with the full moon?
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A wave of nausea, accompanied by electric shocks of pain that were synchronized with my pulse, monopolized my consciousness.
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Nearby another reporter was filmed twirling in the pool, still wearing his shirt and tie, surrounded by synchronized swimmers.
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It's also really satisfying to look in the mirror and see the whole row perfectly synchronized like a ballet.
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What's more, the domestic data have been synchronized to a remarkable degree with similar metrics from around the world.
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Katana was one of Novokshchenova's beginner swimming students, and her father encouraged her to join the synchronized swimming team.
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Even when they're quarreling, which is much of the time, they have the synchronized rhythms of a vaudeville team.
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Also, a Russian gold medalist is preparing a team of synchronized swimmers in Jamaica for their first Olympic accolades.
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"But we learn the name of every single crack on the court" to keep the choreography clean and synchronized.
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In addition, the world is beginning to enjoy, for the first time in over a decade, synchronized global growth.
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All these small portions look as if they'd been put on the plate by a team of synchronized hummingbirds.
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North Korea, as it has in the past, insists on a "phased" and "synchronized" implementation of any denuclearization deal.
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It is a striking example of how design, architecture, and art were always synchronized in her mind and work.
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"We were surprised by the similarities, the kind of sensibilities that seemed to be totally synchronized," Mr. Koolhaas said.
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Copper shot up nearly 32 percent last year as investors bet on synchronized global economic growth around the world.
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And the other north-south avenues, with their synchronized lights, are better for getting up and down Manhattan anyway.
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For Christine Lagarde, the head of the International Monetary Fund, synchronized swimming has helped her navigate rough political waters.
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The key story is that the fundamental background has not changed: we have synchronized global growth and stronger earnings.
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They are often exhibited together, retroactively formed into a synchronized finger-snapping gang behind their leader, like the Jets.
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Suzannah Bianco, competing under her maiden name, Dyroen, won a gold medal in synchronized swimming for the United States in 1996 alongside her sister, Becky, who was the choreographer for a synchronized swimming scene in "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me." The sisters have also performed together in "O," which features pools.
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From there, cake is thrown, champagne is sprayed, and a sea of glow sticks are waved in a synchronized dance.
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As I moved higher and higher in the sport of Synchronized Swimming I began to see more and more concussions.
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The most inspiring story of injury in Synchronized Swimming that I have for you is one of my closest friends.
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Claudia Holzner, former Calgary Aquabelle, talks about the three concussions she has had in her years as a Synchronized Swimmer.
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Synchronized swimming will give out medals in the duets free routine, assuming we can see anything in the green pool.
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Thomas Cole's The Oxbow morphs from a sprawling landscape into the synchronized march of crystalloid vitrines in Holloman's Purity Procession.
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The decor included a '50s candy shoppe, absinthe fountain lounge, photo trailer and concession stands Synchronized swimmers entertained the guests.
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Its front line of four dhol drummers had crowd-pleasing synchronized moves and a cheerful line of audience-participation patter.
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Part of the answer is that business cycles across nations often seem to be more synchronized than they "should" be.
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A former synchronized swimmer, she took up free diving after a hip injury kept her from competing in that sport.
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However men could not compete in synchronized swimming and rhythmic gymnastic and are still barred from doing so in Rio.
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Water polo continues at the center for the rest of the week, with more diving and synchronized swimming to come.
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The toads repeat this 11-second synchronized dance 15 to 18 times and end up with 100 eggs on average.
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When the cast performs Kelli Barclay's high-energy choreography, the synchronized strike of tap shoes resonates as a physical sensation.
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But first they have to jump from a building more than 150 feet tall and do some treacherous synchronized mountaineering.
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High yield was widening since March and this week just made a new low which means we're synchronized with equities.
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This enables distributed learning where processes in one factory can be synchronized across facilities globally in a matter of minutes.
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Many strategists over the last year have pointed to a synchronized recovery across economies globally, ultimately giving stocks a boost.
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Using gold leaf and burnt paper, Fadugba depicts Black swimmers at rest and in motion, individually and in synchronized groups.
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Instead, it is synchronized with two duelling percussionists—as if the words were being tapped out on a nightmare telegraph.
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The interactions of the artists are a little vaudeville, a little Dada, a little erotic — sometimes synchronized, sometimes off-kilter.
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The polished corporate look and domestic scene soon succumb to a thrilling onslaught of tricks, tumbles, spins and synchronized gestures.
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"My dream is to make synchronized swimming more known in Jamaica," said Nyouka, who has been swimming for seven years.
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In 2013, the team competed for the first time at a major event, the UANA Pan American Synchronized Swimming Championships.
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"Growth has been less synchronized recently and downside risks over the short- and medium-term have increased," the communiqué said.
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"We're also getting more signs of synchronized economic growth around the world," said Kate Warne, investment strategist at Edward Jones.
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Earlier, Russia won its sixth straight women's team technical synchronized swimming title for its fourth gold medal of the championships.
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He added that others were suggesting confidence in continued strong synchronized global growth may be slipping, following disappointing economic data.
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But so-called synchronized global growth, which he said is rare, is contributing to the steady growth and confidence levels.
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Spanish invaders also changed the celebrations from a monthlong summer festival to a shorter festival that synchronized with Catholic holidays.
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Thus, NASA's inspector general recommended that NASA review its authorities to create a more coherent, synchronized approach to the investigation.
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The drop also comes at a time of synchronized global economic growth that is raising hopes about demand for oil.
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They banked in unison, right at eye level, perfectly synchronized, showing the white undersides of their wings, the dark tops.
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When Levine joined them for a synchronized two-step, it took him a second or two to catch the groove.
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Then, in 2013, another couple's synchronized looks made news, though this duo's aesthetic is DIY and a bit more costume-y.
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Grids of multicolored lasers skewered the floating particles of dust and blasted into the night sky, perfectly synchronized with the music.
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There have been many other injuries in Synchronized Swimming while I have been a part of the sport and even before.
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Modern synchronized swimmers are more like competitive cheerleaders or acrobats, throwing each other out of the pool and whipping bodies around.
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We essentially imagine that the solar system is filled with a grid of clocks that have been synchronized by light pulses.
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Different places become synchronized into a viscous space where the social world is a performative reaction to the conditioning of power.
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The exact same is true of electricity: Those distortions, when electricity is not perfectly synchronized, are either overpowering or underpowering [loads].
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Instead the file is synchronized, opened, and after editing it is delivered back up to the cloud and then cleared out.
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Wells Capital Chief Investment Strategist Jim Paulsen said Tuesday a potential "global, synchronized pop in growth" could extend the bull market.
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Toyota has revealed its third generation humanoid robot, the T-HR3, which can be controlled and synchronized with the operator's movements.
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The robot arms dance in this beautiful synchronized symphony, deftly twisting whatever needs to be twisted to spring whatever needs springing.
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Getting them all wired and synchronized to a computerized digital firing system requires all hands on deck in the final days.
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Click here to view original GIFNavigating in deep space is tricky, particularly when you need to keep up interplanetary synchronized clocks.
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So take some inspiration from this synchronized team that choreographed a water ballet inspired by periods and get in the water.
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Since the house was already flooded, the national insurance provider also conducted a dog diving competition along with the synchronized swim.
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Spotify, Apple's most prominent rival, doesn't yet display song lyrics in its smartphone app, but they're available (and synchronized) on desktop.
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The first of 188 gold medals on offer will be awarded on Friday in swimming, synchronized swimming, track cycling and rowing.
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Ad infinitum, this would lead to Oilmageddon, a 'significant and synchronized' global recession and a proper modern-day equity bear market.
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I kept picturing three or four of me playing the song, then one by one breaking off into a synchronized dance.
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"The cyber-attack was reportedly synchronized and coordinated, probably following extensive reconnaissance of the victim networks," according to the group's report.
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From above the surface of the water, synchronized swimming is spectacular to watch — but most of the magic actually occurs underwater.
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On this ride, passengers are transported to a battle between Superman and Lex Luthor via wireless headsets with movement-synchronized animation.
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In 2150 nearly every stock market around the world was up, and the term "synchronized global growth" was trending among investors.
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Synchronized swimming, in which athletes have to be able to see each other below the surface, is scheduled to start Sunday.
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Robust earnings, subdued inflation, synchronized global growth and central banks looking to tighten monetary policy have all underpinned equities in 2017.
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"I didn't think I would win two gold medals," said Chen, who with Lin Yue won the 10 meter synchronized event.
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At the Olympics, synchronized swimming is an all-female sport, but in the rest of the world, men do it, too.
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Fadugba attended their rehearsals and swim heats, sharing meals and bus journeys with them to competitions against other synchronized swimming groups.
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Dollano later created another version of the typeface in an entirely synchronized palette revolving around shades of turquoise, yellow, and green.
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Squeamish viewers (and cowardly aspiring athletes) should stick close to the five safest sports: sailing, biathlon, canoeing, rowing, and synchronized swimming.
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The games are a highly choreographed, propaganda-heavy spectacle featuring 100,000 performers, many of them children, dancing and performing synchronized gymnastics.
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Mr. Moon has also called for synchronized steps leading to the North's denuclearization, starting with a freeze in its nuclear activities.
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Axios has deemed this moment the "Synchronized Slump," and it could mean trouble for your wallet over the next few years.
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Last year, she qualified for the national team in synchronized swimming and represented Jamaica at the Central American and Caribbean Championships.
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She would pick out the strongest swimmers of those she was teaching and ask if they were interested in synchronized swimming.
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It has been a challenge to keep the team motivated when there are so few people doing synchronized swimming in Jamaica.
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Instead of combining film frames with an optical soundtrack, Vitaphone, an early sound system, synchronized the moving image with a record.
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For example, WATER MOCCASINS are snakes, but in today's puzzle, they are shoes being purchased by someone who performs synchronized swimming.
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"For the first time in many years, we are seeing signs of synchronized economic expansions at home and abroad," she said.
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"The world economy is in a synchronized slowdown, Latin America is stagnating, and Brazil is going to take off," he said.
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When I tried it, the Alexa app synchronized with my smartphone's address book to determine who else was using an Echo.
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Gotta get into position, and then once it goes [snaps] noise, and then you go, but it&aposs not synchronized abseiling.
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The credit seems to be going to the expected impact of tax cuts and the synchronized global expansion we are seeing.
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We simply already knew the economy was growing on a synchronized basis, and the tax bill was passed before the holidays.
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Overseas stocks, by comparison, are benefiting from synchronized economic growth in both Europe, Asia and the Americas, but offer lower valuations.
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Elliott succeeded in getting the film synchronized, but he has not yet won over the subject and star of the film.
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When the rocket flew last year, its two side boosters made synchronized landings on side-by-side ground pads in Florida.
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"At this part of the cycle, this is all about economic momentum, a synchronized global economy, great corporate profits," Vogelzang said.
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Synchronized hatching may be common in the animal world; scientist can't say for sure, as the phenomenon is not well studied.
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The Harlem Honeys and Bears, a senior synchronized swim team, is trying to help by offering free lessons for young people.
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A cast of 9,000 proved capitalists could perform perfectly synchronized dance moves just as well as the Soviet Union and China.
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BY 2020, TARIFFS ALREADY IMPOSED OR ANNOUNCED WOULD SHRINK GLOBAL GDP BY 0.8% THAT'S THE EQUIVALENT OF THE ECONOMY OF SWITZERLAND SO THE MOTIVATION TO FIND A PATHWAY TO A DEAL COMES FROM THE FACT THAT THE WORLD ECONOMY IS SLOWING DOWN, WE ARE IN A SYNCHRONIZED SLOW DOWN TWO YEARS AGO WERE IN SYNCHRONIZED UPSWING.
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S. trade war, S&P Global Ratings said any retaliation by major U.S. trading partners will derail a synchronized global economic recovery.
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We want to be able to move past that so if we are in a denied environment we can still stay synchronized.
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Quartets perform synchronized routines but the highest respect is reserved for the soloists, who show their prowess in accelerating five-minute sprints.
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Together, the satellites are meant to fly in a synchronized dance over the Earth, providing internet to every region of the planet.
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And so, it is -- as we talk about synchronized slower growth, we mean many of the countries in Europe are growing slower.
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A few minutes later, they ignited their engines again, performing a synchronized routine that brought them down gently onto their landing pads.
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The first new iOS 11 feature demonstrated by Craig Federighi was a super convenient one: synchronized conversations across iCloud, iOS, and macOS.
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Still, the synchronized booster landing became one of the most iconic images of the launch, with many likening it to a ballet.
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The videos can transmit synchronized pulses to a wireless sex toy that's been connected to correspond with what's happening in the video.
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We're fully aware that synchronized swimming is a well respected sport, but goddamn, who ever has the chance to watch it really?
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However, we believe the first synchronization of economic policies in this recovery is likely to produce a rare global synchronized economic bounce.
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Then they locked onto a third planet, and so on until all four planets were synchronized and locked into stable stellar orbits.
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After that, you can click on your calendar events, edit them, move them around and everything will be synchronized back to Todoist.
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Superdestrian's tech gives riders more control over the bike because it ensures the power is better synchronized with pedaling motions, he says.
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French startup E.Sensory is introducing Little Bird, a vibrator connected to erotic literature; it's synchronized via Bluetooth to an e-reading app.
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"Caution should be taken about reading too much into the synchronized nature of the improvement," noted HSBC's Global Chief Economist Janet Henry.
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The fourth quarter of last year and first quarter of this year will probably be the peak of the synchronized economic recovery.
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In many cases, NEMs decoupled from their nearest neighbors and remotely synchronized, vibrating in phase with tiny drumheads elsewhere in the ring.
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IMF chief economist Gita Gopinath said a sharp downturn might require synchronized fiscal stimulus "across economies" as well as loose monetary policy.
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"The (Fed) tightening is going to be very gradual ... that's pretty benign given that we have synchronized growth globally still," Konyn said.
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The only permitted technology is a cheap watch from Walmart, handed out by Laz to each runner and synchronized to his watch.
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"We have seen some better global numbers that suggest we might getting a synchronized lifting from the soft patch," Chandler told me.
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Over the Christmas holidays, Joyce runs a computerized light display synchronized to music, which is likely visible from the International Space Station.
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David Boudia aims for silver or gold in synchronized platform diving after his 2012 London bronze with a new partner, Steele Johnson.
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"There is the economic data suggesting there is a synchronized global recovery," Kostin said on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " on Tuesday.
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Stronger global demand from the broad-based and synchronized global upturn has lifted export growth for a broad set of emerging markets.
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"We're marching away from that uniformity, which could wreak havoc on all the systems that rely on synchronized time," Professor Schermerhorn said.
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The concept for Circle, developed by Sila Sveta's Ilya Balakin, originated with its circular moving platform and evolved to include synchronized video.
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Everyone seems to be partying out of sheer force of habit, going through the motions as if it were all somehow synchronized.
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Does our modern model of cloud delivery of software services synchronized across data centers actually improve upon installed software from decades ago?
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"Not only is the world entirely editable, at any scale, but it is also shared and synchronized for all players," Baillie explained.
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Image and sound are not synchronized, with the pair preferring to explore the nature of motion and the idea of chance operations.
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Samsung's approach lets you create emojis of yourself, but the resulting videos aren't nearly as well synchronized as those on the iPhone.
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Before the latest contraction, the economy benefited from a global exports boom that continues to underpin a synchronized uptick in world growth.
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Their movements are as synchronized as those of soldiers in formation; their voices, a harmonic convergence that finds the melody in anger.
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The pool is home to a synchronized swimming team, made up of middle-aged men who swim together to combat life's loneliness.
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Months of Sundays passed to the synchronized beat of hammers and the sound of music and laughter as the framing was built.
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But these "accidents," like the written dialogue, would also have to be carefully synchronized across the many possible versions of the story.
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That's why negative ads in the 21 Democratic Caucus campaign are about as common as synchronized swimmers in a Sioux County cornfield.
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The Idlib offensive being waged by the Syrian army threatens the synchronized strategy of Russia, Turkey and Iran for ending the conflict.
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A flashmob, in which fans did the "movements" from the series at a synchronized time, also popped up in New York City.
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Clearly setting up for a running play, the four players then did a synchronized spin move, shifting where they were lined up.
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"There is a synchronized upturn in the euro zone — it is not just a German story or core versus periphery," Talavera said.
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The "pain trade," which would cause the most damage to most market participants, is any interruption of that "synchronized global growth" story.
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Parades with the tanks and the synchronized dancing, and why can't they train 10,000 doves to spell out "Trump" in the clouds?
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But bonds have recently been showing signs of weakness, with growing national debt concerns and a synchronized global recovery spurring yields upward.
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In April 2017 scientists staked out eight telescopes atop mountains on four continents, synchronized them, pointed them at the sky and waited.
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On his desk, he kept three computer screens that were "synchronized to form a single desktop," which significantly boosted productivity, Gates said.
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It is Flora (226) by Teresa Hubbard and Alexander Birchler, a synchronized, double-sided film installation with sound at the Swiss pavilion.
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The synchronized growth that had been the big story of 2017 has faded, putting the U.S. ahead of many of its global peers.
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The synchronized choreography is inspired by Busby Berkeley films, and the black and white aesthetic is a nod to the classic Hollywood era.
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They now form the core of the Warren Buffett Archive, with 130 hours of searchable video, synchronized to around 2800 pages of transcripts.
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In-The-Know: Another Olympic pool turned green in Rio — this time, it was the pool used for water polo and synchronized swimming.
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The global economy is in a synchronized upswing and world trade is growing at the fastest rate since the start of the decade.
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A synchronized pick-up in growth across the region and liquidity supply from major central banks boosted the demand for bonds last year.
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So, 75 lifeguards will be on site to monitor the various facilities for swimming, diving, synchronized swimming, water polo and white-water kayaking.
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Ok Go are known for their viral videos that feature zero gravity, synchronized umbrella dancing, and walking (to put it loosely) on treadmills.
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With their perfectly synchronized dance routines and color-coordinated outfits, these stars have influenced consumer trends across Asia as well as regional politics.
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"If Vivi is going to be an Olympic champion one day, it probably won't be in synchronized diving," Brady wrote in the post.
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Strong worldwide distillate consumption reflects the synchronized economic expansion across most advanced and emerging economies and the acceleration in global trade and freight.
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But 2018, a year that began with U.S. and world officials heralding an era of synchronized global growth, may also prove the outlier.
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Either way, if these synchronized candelabras rhythmically swaying to the drum beat don't say "Saturday is almost here," we don't know what does.
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Although, according to Engadget, Alton Towers claims to have solved this, using sensors to ensure the simulation is "perfectly synchronized" with the ride.
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In this kind of "synchronized economic expansion," stocks that are typically considered safe can actually lose investors a lot of money, Cramer said.
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It then synchronized with its Master Maneuvering System, which is basically a seat for a human operator with arm sensors for motion tracking.
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His paean to the joy of the sound of scythes being hammered launches a brilliant scene of farmers rhythmically massed in synchronized threshing.
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China's economy grew 6.9 percent in 2017, beating the official target of around 6.5 percent in part due to a synchronized global recovery.
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" The Goldman analysts also said the markets "have not fully appreciated the synchronized nature of global growth and reduced downside risks from China.
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In this kind of "synchronized economic expansion," stocks that may be seen as risky in other times could gain serious traction, he said.
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Their flight videos, with synchronized sound, showed that the male birds — the ones who sing — made the breeeeet on downstrokes of the wings.
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And were the American statements the product of a synchronized policy process or just stray electrons from a still-forming national security apparatus?
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But it wasn't just synchronized dances and social medial savvy that propelled BTS to their status as the reigning boy band in America.
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And it is not like a synchronized swimming duet, with the swimmers aware of and able to adjust to one another's performance, midroutine.
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As an elite synchronized swimmer, she is used to being hit or kicked by her partners, and she took little notice that day.
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One of her messages, at least when it comes to synchronized swimming, is that there is a lot more risk than people recognize.
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The report's forecasts chimed with a deepening sense that optimism about synchronized global growth was overcooked, and that markets got ahead of themselves.
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Synchronized swimmers also perform "throws," an acrobatic movement where a swimmer is launched out of the water with the help of multiple teammates.
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Synchronized swimmers at the professional or Olympic level regularly hold their breath underwater for around a minute, according to the International Olympic Committee.
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For a market dependent on synchronized global growth, investors may be betting too much that China will not rock the boat next year.
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For the first time since the 2008-2009 global economic recession, the world economy is now experiencing a synchronized, albeit gradual, economic recovery.
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Drew McOnie's choreography marshals them into synchronized, kinetic worship of the title character, played in a state of angsty isolation by Declan Bennett.
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Essay RIO DE JANEIRO — At the women's 3-meter synchronized diving final on Sunday, there seemed to be two events occurring at once.
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And market watchers fear that the building sell-off in emerging markets is disrupting the synchronized global growth story of the last year.
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FROM COINAGE: 7 Most Expensive Music Videos Richie, 35, takes on her Great News costar John Michael Higgins in the epic synchronized showdown.
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"When we look around the world, we see a synchronized global economic expansion," said Clem Miller, portfolio manager for Wilmington Trust Investment Advisors.
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Tighter financial regulations, strikingly synchronized global monetary policy and new competition from financial upstarts are hitting trading at banks like Goldman especially hard.
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They failed to use clapperboards, according to multiple people involved in the production, which meant the footage couldn't be synchronized with the sound.
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Despite Saut's robust outlook that's built on strong synchronized global growth and benefits from Trump's tax policies, he's still in the correction camp.
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There is a dinner dance, an alumni event and a talent showcase featuring past winners and other guests, including a synchronized tambourine group.
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Event planners, too, have a bag of tricks filled with techno dancers, synchronized swimmers, stomp troops and aerialists hanging on 40-foot rigs.
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You know, eight months ago, we were talking about a synchronized global recovery, and now we can see weakness in Europe, for example.
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Fairly synchronized growth recovery, low inflation and amply accommodative monetary policy in advanced economies have created a sweet spot for the developing nations.
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As speakers in these transnational cities conversed, the light undulated and danced; the beams grew stronger and brighter when the participants were synchronized.
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"The first (and last) meeting of the Louis Vuitton synchronized swim team," he wrote alongside a pictures of Theroux, Miller, Stone, Harrier and himself.
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Now, the exhibit sends instructions to the beavers to speed up and slow down, almost imperceptibly, to stay synchronized, and they derail less often.
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I found one book saying that 50 percent of synchronized swimming athletes at the Olympic training ground got concussions over a two-week period.
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They took part in bizarre rituals, such as drinking his bathwater and wearing electrical caps they believed synchronized their brain waves with Asahara&aposs.
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Shi becomes the third woman after Wu and retired Chinese diver Guo Jingjing to win gold in the 3 meter synchronized and individual events.
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"We went from a story of synchronized global growth in 2017 to one in which there was U.S. growth leadership in 2018," Mandel said.
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Gilles Brinas, the company's founder and choreographer, provides rousing synchronized stomping routines for the dozen virile dancers, supported by the thunder of live drumming.
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The sweat, the funk, the fashion, the sexual ambiguity, the album covers, the videos, the fucking synchronized slide-clap dance moves, all of it.
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Wu, however, will not be defending her individual three- meter springboard gold and will instead compete in the synchronized event with teammate Shi Tingmao.
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Click here to view original GIFThere is no better way to celebrate the passing of time than with a gratuitous display of synchronized dancing.
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"In some ways, this is consistent with the idea that the bar is set very high to avert a synchronized slowdown," the analysts said.
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The bongo drums had synchronized, the beat bobbing up and down in tandem, while the maracas and hand-claps wove together to support them.
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"So, between a global synchronized recovery and a better U.S. economic backdrop, you want to be buying into weakness, not selling it," he said.
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Hixon won a silver medal in the men's synchronized three meter springboard, but he and Efron have now earned the gold medal in twinning.
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The fresh, handsome faces, gooey lyrics and synchronized dance moves of boybands have caused heart palpations among generations for more than half a century.
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Her ritualized breathing and cries of anguish are almost synchronized with the score, an interplay that's genuinely unsettling leading up to a dramatic finish.
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This positive news from Caterpillar is the latest indicator of synchronized growth of the world's economies, which hasn't happened since before the Great Recession.
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Indeed, while some other central banks had recently sounded more hawkish, signs were any unwinding of stimulus globally would not be a synchronized affair.
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They played pranks on each other, competed for the most boring guy on the planet, and eventually come together to perform synchronized rifle dancing.
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" The impromptu concert came complete with a synchronized dance routine and lyrics like "Enemies of freedom face the music / c'mon boys, take them down.
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"It comes down to a synchronized global economic acceleration ...; a rebound and stabilization in commodity prices and a higher interest rate environment," Palfrey said.
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A treaty or trade agreement, synchronized with the passage of border protection and an electronic employment verification system (E-verify), would end illegal immigration.
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But it's worth it, if for no other reason than the chance to grab the remote control and say, "synchronized swimming or archery today?"
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The euro stormed into 2018 in rally mode as traders bet that synchronized global growth would force the ECB to accelerate monetary policy normalization.
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When you see synchronized global growth combined with big earnings upside surprises from cyclical type companies, you're in the sweet spot of corporate growth.
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Being New Yorkers, and slightly giddy from the ale, we turned in synchronized form and walked back into the bar without a second thought.
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But he has also increased exposure to Europe this year and cited "synchronized global growth" as the reason for his overall bullish stock views.
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The one scene I really loved was the synchronized swimming panel when the girls — Megan's friends — find out Megan woke up from her coma.
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It also features swappable base accent colors, and can work with Chromecast Audio and Cast-enabled speaker devices for whole-home synchronized audio streaming.
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Even so, despite Mr. Feig and his two well-synchronized stars, "A Simple Favor" starts stalling out as the narrative feints and dodges increase.
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"We're looking at the potential for a synchronized slowdown of the global economy," said Carl B. Weinberg, chief international economist at High Frequency Economics.
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But in July, the board tested large, synchronized clocks in exam rooms and will decide this fall whether to ban watches altogether, he said.
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The big picture: "The global economy is now in a synchronized slowdown," incoming IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva said at a recent news conference.
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But their patterns occasionally match up in duets, trios and synchronized group sections, revealing a layer of collective organization beneath the seemingly chaotic surface.
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Oil price spikes and slumps have a synchronized and significant impact on consumption on these other economies, big enough to help move the market.
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"Global growth is much less synchronized, the banking sector in Europe is quite fragile, and the dollar is appreciating, which doesn't help," he said.
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The pro-democracy protests, a synchronized global economy slowdown, and trade tensions between the United States and China are all contributing to the problems.
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One leftover custom: the highly synchronized young women who still use almost identical motions to pour hot tea into cups at the Great Hall.
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In Budapest, there are nine synchronized swimming gold medals on the line — including two mixed events, in which women and men compete in tandem.
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And there are screens next to the stage, and they are showing lyrics and Genius facts and Genius annotations as the music plays, synchronized.
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After years of giant tricks and synchronized dances, six Asian elephants entered the ring in Providence, Rhode Island, on Sunday and performed their final act.
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China's Liu Huixia, who won gold on the 10 meter synchronized event, said she had to rely on her training to ignore the unusual hue.
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The twists and turns of the 2,760-foot track are synchronized with a virtual reality video experience that simulates the act of flying through space.
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Due to concussions happening in my Synchronized Swimming club, the Calgary Aquabelles, we have been educating our swimmers, coaches, and parents further on concussion protocol.
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World oil demand has been stimulated by the fall in prices and a synchronized economic expansion in most major consuming countries outside the Middle East.
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And if it's working properly that timepiece should show official "civil time" that's based on UTC—which is what NTP internet time is synchronized to.
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Barb, who was played by the talented Shannon Purser, appeared in the impressive opening sequence of the awards show in a dramatic synchronized swimming routine.
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Footage from different cameras, and which B'Tselem said it synchronized with the first, shows troops crouching behind a car, two of them apparently aiming rifles.
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Held at a private home in Las Vegas, the décor included a '50s candy shoppe, absinthe fountain lounge, photo trailer, concession stands and synchronized swimmers!
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When Mr. Kim met with President Xi Jinping of China late last month, he called for a "phased" and "synchronized" implementation of any denuclearization deal.
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The electrodes are then "all linked in real-time so that any movement in the visual field launches a synchronized GVS command," according to Cevette.
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The game will be synchronized to live TV broadcasts in real-time, meaning you literally play live on your phone while watching an NBA Game.
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Click here to view original GIFA few months ago we discovered synchronized wind tunnel dancing and hoped the event would become a real Olympic sport.
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After Ryan Reynolds won for best comedic performance, a bunch of people in Deadpool costumes burst into a synchronized dance as Salt-n-Pepa performed.
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It's definitely been harder for Ryan because it's a very lyrical and slower dance and we really have to be synchronized with every hip move.
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"Rest assured Mr. Trump that we (the Guard), foreign ministry and administration are united and our hearts are synchronized," the report quoted Jafari as saying.
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British diver Tom Daley made his Rio Olympics debut at the men's synchronized diving 10-meter platform finals event on Monday with partner Daniel Goodfellow.
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Click here to view original GIFDrones are all the rage, but Disney has taken it to the next level with this synchronized drone light show.
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That means you and your favorite people could watch a synchronized video over group chat on your respective devices while discussing or joking about it.
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Meanwhile David Vickers, senior portfolio manager at Russell Investments, said that provided the globally synchronized growth narrative continued, emerging market assets could continue to outperform.
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The pools, which host diving, water polo and synchronized swimming and, unlike the main swimming pool, are open to the elements, were treated overnight Tuesday.
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I started to talk to different directors about the video and Antony Langdon had this idea of having three of me doing a synchronized dance.
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"Last fall, the same leading indicators that anticipated the synchronized global growth that we all enjoyed last year in 2017, they turned over," he added.
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But she cited the recent market pullbacks as having made valuations look more reasonable in the context of the synchronized growth picture that remains strong.
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The water looked fine for men's events on Monday, but when it came time for the women's synchronized 10-meter, it was a different story.
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"Untitled" (Perfect Lovers), also by Felix Gonzalez-Torres, features two identical, synchronized clocks that tick side-by-side until they inevitably fall out of sync.
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He acknowledges his current S&P 2018 price target of 2,800, which reflects strong fundamentals and a synchronized growing global economy, is conservative right now.
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Levitt said he doesn't believe the tax bill has been the big driver of stocks, which he says have been benefiting from synchronized global growth.
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The early promise of a "synchronized economic recovery" around the world "is not yet strong enough to warrant and validate existing asset prices," he said.
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I came across the idea of it being a synchronized swim team because I thought the patterns they make could lend themselves to the Madness.
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The fact of the matter is that a pool that ONLY existed to exhibit the talents of synchronized swimmers would be poorly attended at best.
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The rapping and melodies created on standout tracks like "T-Shirt" and "Get Right Witcha" feel like watching synchronized swimming, but with more drug references.
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Also iBooks becomes Apple Books, recorded voice memos will now be synchronized across devices and CarPlay will support third-party maps for the first time.
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On his desk were three computer screens that were "synchronized," so he could drag items from one screen to the next, forming a single desktop.
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It's performed as a sort of hoedown celebration, with dancing that defines each participant as an idiosyncratic individual and as part of a synchronized whole.
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Even the so-called Big 3 of Federer, Nadal and Djokovic, who have taken turns dominating the tour this decade, have rarely synchronized their successes.
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A number of jewelry industry heavyweights have recently adopted distributed ledger technology, an umbrella term for a shared and synchronized database, to record such information.
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For a small country, Jamaica has won an impressive 78 Olympic medals, but there has never been a Jamaican synchronized swimming team in the Olympics.
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Writing code for this type of robot, with two synchronized arms that aim and release an object, would typically take even an experienced programmer days.
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Saturday • Harlem Week 2018 continues with synchronized swimming, a children's festival, higher education fair, fashion show, concert and outdoor film festival, at several Harlem venues.
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One program featured in the film festival depicts a group of older women in the Harlem neighborhood in New York who participate in synchronized swimming.
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Reese Fallon, an 215-year-old woman set to study nursing this fall, was killed, as was Julianna Kozis, a 10-year-old synchronized swimmer.
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The 153-year-old sets out to explore what it means to play as an adult through a mix of individual movements and synchronized gestures.
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They may give commuters greater speed — even without higher speed limits — by reducing congestion and car wrecks, or with vehicle platooning and synchronized traffic lights.
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Russia has collected all the synchronized swimming gold medals since the Sydney 2000 Games thanks to its competitors' graceful moves, athletic performance, and fun routines.
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Such synchronized activation is thought to indicate that parts of the brain have developed functional connections, even if they are physically separated from one another.
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New IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva has warned of a "synchronized slowdown" and "substantially weakened" manufacturing backdrop due to trade wars, but other risks loom, too.
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The group was one of the biggest names in '90s pop, thanks in part to their eye-catching style, catchy singles, and synchronized dance moves.
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Synchronized swimmers told Reuters they progressively shed their goggles as competitions approach, hoping their muscle memory and gradual tolerance to chlorine compensate for blurry vision.
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The protest in the capital took the form of a synchronized walk along a major shopping street to avoid a ban on unsanctioned stationary gatherings.
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" Synchronized tightening would cause bond yield curve dynamics to change in Europe and the U.S. "In the early phase, the U.S. economy (and Fed) leads.
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There's also synchronized swimming siren Scarlett Johansson, tap-dancing Channing Tatum, philandering centurion George Clooney, gossip columnist Tilda Swinton, and a shadowy cabal of communists.
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Quavo, Offset, and Takeoff trade their usual flex—dripping in ice—for afros and synchronized mic play, and the Northside trio does it mighty well.
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Before this lil synchronized swimmer was making a splash in Hollywood, he was just another free-flowing fella showing off his water acrobatics in England.
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