Let's see how long it takes for a price cut.
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That's all it takes for things to go desperately wrong.
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Alyse Nelson knows what it takes for women to succeed.
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What it takes for divine lunacy is frat house doggerel.
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That's what it takes for an underdog to win in March.
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Yeah, we actually didn't do a lot of takes for it.
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That's how long it takes for your whole life to change.
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Then, test how long it takes for the money to land.
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That's all it takes for the psychosis to step back in.
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An approach she takes for paper drawings involves abusing her scanner.
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So the windows for how long it takes for technology to shape society and — more pertinent to this discussion — how long it takes for us to sort out the associated challenges are becoming almost impossibly compressed.
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Most existing research takes for granted that billions of people will die.
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One big difference is how long it takes for them to disappear.
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Issac Garcia will do whatever it takes for the perfect Instagram shot.
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No one is sure how long it takes for opals to form.
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The medication Mr. Nublett sometimes takes for his anxiety makes him drowsy.
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Kurdish leaders still say they will do whatever it takes for independence.
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I'm just sulking about how long it takes for Jamie to appear.
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"He understands what it takes for our economy to grow," Trump said.
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A solar day measures how long it takes for the Sun to return to the same point in the sky, while a sidereal day is the time it takes for a body to fully rotate on its axis.
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We see Superman fall and what it takes for him to rise again,
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I wonder if they have what it takes for a Cheesy Gordita Crunch.
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But at least that's what it takes for businesses like ours to succeed.
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No one takes for granted that he will lose next year's presidential election.
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It then counts how long it takes for the light to bounce back.
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You and Amy Poehler will both do whatever it takes for a laugh.
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That could help shorten the time it takes for women to identify conditions.
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Png said it's still early to estimate the total economic damage at this point, but it will mainly depend on how long it takes for airports to reopen and how long it takes for all businesses to be back on track.
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Another misconception is related to the time it takes for drugs to come up.
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That, however, is far from what it takes for life to originate and evolve.
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You should also reduce the time it takes for your display to switch off.
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What does this say about what it takes for a woman to be holy?
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That doesn't mean he doesn't think he's got what it takes for 2018, though.
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The longer they are packed the longer it takes for the materials to relax.
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And it would increase the amount of time it takes for Matthew to weaken.
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On the one hand, this prolongs the time it takes for companies to exit.
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Charge this sucker as many times as it takes for him to wise up.
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One reason is the time it takes for low unemployment to translate into inflation.
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R: Depends on how long it takes for the first factory to get up.
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And the longer it takes for a deal to emerge, the longer the hiatus.
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This uncertainty lengthens the time it takes for a generic drug to win approval.
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Latency refers to the time it takes for data to travel between two sources.
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I don't know how long it takes for them to realize I am gone.
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That's all it takes for a credit card company to earn double your money.
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The conversation takes for granted the centrality of monetization in the current drag world.
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Now we know what it takes for Tyga to ignore Kylie ... Pokemon Go fever.
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So I'll save any hot takes for when we're a bit further down the road.
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Forty-five days is the time it takes for three mosquito incubation periods to occur.
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So now, being able to afford healthy food is not something Copeland takes for granted.
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Here are five experts' takes for what a higher GDP number means for the economy:
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How deep is our bond if that's all it takes for you to be gone?
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That's exactly how long Dolly Parton told me it takes for her to get ready.
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Shown them that this is all it takes for your health to be taken away?
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This is what it takes for a band to make it and make a living.
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Talk about what you're an expert on, but leave the "hot takes" for other topics.
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The former vice president's tally for the period was less than the takes for Sens.
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Also, the time it takes for a monero transaction to take place is 21 minutes.
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Try pushing a chair and see how much it takes for it to tip over.
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The time it takes for all of that to be completed varies from firm to firm.
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That's nearly double the 2.5-to-1 ratio it takes for that firm to get bearish.
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Murray Fraser, on the other hand, might not be getting double takes for the right reason.
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She's working that many hours because that's what it takes for her to make it work.
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It is not ideal, but I will do whatever it takes for my children to survive.
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That's what it takes for us to really fall for an influencer: style with real substance.
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It is the sound of the living surfaces that a city takes for granted becoming undone.
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"Whatever it takes for me to be part of that, that's all I want," she said.
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All that's left is waiting the 6 months it takes for the divorce to become final.
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My new hobby got me thinking about what it takes for a good habit to stick.
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The average amount of time it takes for food to be claimed is half an hour.
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It sends signals and listens for how long it takes for a pulse to bounce back.
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Much will depend on how long it takes for Britain to negotiate its exit, he said.
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That number pales in comparison to roughly $1.6 million it takes for yearly maintenance and repairs.
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Amount of time it takes for "Getting more sleep" to fail: Ten days, give or take.
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Don't get hung up on the details of how many years it takes for each phase.
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I had my eye on them, knowing what it takes for a wildfire to become news.
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That's fancy talk for the time it takes for a device to talk to the network.
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I Googled how long it takes for a body to decompose (you don't want to know).
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They may have not had time to give the actor two or three takes for every scene.
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All of this takes for granted that humans should aim to spread life elsewhere in the universe.
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It only took two takes for Robin Williams to film the iconic pool scene in Mrs. Doubtfire.
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Kids like tablets—the flat-screen kind, not the ones your dad takes for that clicking sound.
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The cannabis oil Harris takes for his seizures contains less than 0.3% THC, according to the label.
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These challenges include the length of time it currently takes for influencers to get paid by advertisers.
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"That could last for however many months it takes for the tax to be repaid," Sherman said.
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This hair towel can cut in half the amount of time it takes for hair to dry.
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Eligibility hinges on the time it takes for a survivor to get to the hospital, explained Muldoon.
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For all shows, the average time it takes for us to finish a season is one week.
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"The average time it takes for males to ejaculate during penetration is under two minutes," she says.
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" As captured by @commentsbycelebs, one commenter wrote, "How many takes for Sofia to pronounce your name correctly?
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Indifference, in any age, is all it takes for a child to be ripped from its parents.
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But sometimes an intention is all that it takes for a drink to be crowned a nightcap.
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The idea is to simulate the wait time it takes for disposable camera photos to be developed.
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Liberals, meanwhile, scoff at how little it takes for gay conservatives to feel included by the GOP.
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This is apparently all it takes for me to hand over my data to a ramen place.
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Louie: Sometimes I'll just take her phone and see how long it takes for her to notice.
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Look at what it takes for a woman to get on a technology company board versus a man.
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Mr. Trump has a better chance the longer it takes for the establishment to get its act together.
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Scientists can measure these movements by timing how long it takes for the laser to reach each mirror.
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Everyone is different, so the time that it takes for people's core to feel back to "normal" varies.
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Airbnb takes a 20 percent cut from these bookings, which is more than it takes for home rentals.
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Occasional security backups have added to the overall time it takes for passengers to get to their gates.
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Now let's see how long it takes for someone who's a little less overqualified to get the nod.
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Subotovsky and his partners know what it takes for nascent enterprise startups to reach their potential, he said.
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But if I am there and someone is threatened, I will do what it takes for their protection.
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Over the years, the time it takes for a cab to pick up a wheelchair user has decreased.
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I have learned about the bravery it takes for a young boy to pursue a career in dance.
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Speed is the amount of time it takes for your phone to download the contents of a webpage.
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So much time it takes for Monica and Quincy to figure out if they can actually be together.
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Or you can say, 'this is what it takes for me to become who I want to be.
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The fact that stuck with me came from Googling how long it takes for plastic bags to decompose.
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Over/Under 5.5 seconds it takes for Lovato to sing "brave" at the end of the national anthem
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But the longer the due process takes, the longer it takes for a farmer to secure substantial justice.
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And then, we wait and see how long it takes for the fans to figure it out for themselves.
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With spending on the rise, the longer it takes for policy action, the more significant the changes must be.
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If turning trackpads into smartphones is what it takes for Windows to get great trackpads, I'm here for it.
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You learn what it takes for a startup to make it – luck, a great pitch man, and more luck.
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The big problem is latency, or how long it takes for the remote server to respond to your commands.
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In the first season of Space Craft, I explored what it takes for a person to go to space.
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All it takes for them to start making out again is Desi throwing a tiny compliment bone her way.
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There's a four-night minimum...maybe because that's how long it takes for the house to ensnare your soul?
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The farther away the source of the light is, the longer it takes for that light to get here.
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The app is also designed to reduce the time it takes for maintenance issues to be taken care of.
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LIGO scientists measure this movement by timing how long it takes for lasers to bounce off of each mirror.
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Because that's how long it takes for me to work through whatever Create-A-Player mode the developers designed.
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I have learned about the bravery that it takes for a young boy to pursue a career in dance.
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Orlando is proof you could bleed to death in the time it takes for them to stop the shooter.
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I can get it done, but the time it takes for me to get it done is fucking AGONY.
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This KPI measures how long it takes for a customer to generate enough net revenue to cover the CAC.
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Businesses may be less inclined to transact online because of the time it takes for payments to get released.
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"One of the major complaints is how long it takes for projects to be ready for bidding," Chao said.
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Lindström shows me her homeopathic pills that she takes for mold illness, which I look over with raised eyebrows.
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Apple's cut for news is larger than the 30 percent it takes for subscriptions bought in the App Store.
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He said the length of time it takes for the water to become safe for swimming varies by location.
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"Bad Times" required you to sing live on set — and you did at least 27 takes for one scene.
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She said she wanted to understand what it takes for a flamenco-trained singer to become a pop artist.
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And we complain about the remarkable amount of time it takes for the local cafe to make hot drinks.
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One of the objectives of her trip to Beijing was to deliver medication he takes for high blood pressure.
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In the time it takes for a pacted transition to become something realer, progress can derail or be reversed.
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The Lyapunov time represents how long it takes for two almost-identical states of a chaotic system to exponentially diverge.
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The Arabic speaker can then do the same thing — greatly reducing the time it takes for conversations to get translated.
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The tighter your curls, the longer it takes for the natural oils produced by your scalp to reach your ends.
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That will tell you how long it takes for radio waves from the game to reach the center of Mars.
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Cover is "reducing the amount of friction it takes for you to feel secure as a human being," said Sethi.
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Whatever it takes for us to get a win, that's what we need to do and we fought it out.
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They're facing their very worst fears head-on and the strength it takes for them to come back is unfathomable.
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"How long it takes for you to be ready to move on depends on a few different circumstances," she says.
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I would just love to have more women in that role, where they're picking and choosing the takes for me.
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This determines how long it takes for a Waymo vehicle to respond to a trip request from an Early Rider.
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Social scientists have studied the question of what it takes for people to change their minds, especially on political issues.
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Conservative industry advocates point to just how long it takes for cable companies to recoup their investments from building networks.
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The longer it takes for developers to polish these experiences, the smaller the Vive's advantage over the Oculus Rift becomes.
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"I wish there was a secret, you know," Hanks said in November about what it takes for a successful marriage.
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It takes 48 hours for loperamide to fully leave your body, compared to the four hours it takes for heroin.
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On labels since 19803, SPF represents the relative time it takes for an individual to get sunburned by UVB radiation.
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Refinery29 caught up with Purser via email in between takes for her newest film, Sierra Burgess Is A Big Loser.
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In the Cardiff method, you count 10 movements and record how much time it takes for you to reach 10.
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With a decade of experience in entrepreneurship and venture capital, Dorozhkina knows what it takes for a startup to succeed.
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I also asked him why so many right-wing pundits were suddenly spewing their hottest fashion takes for their followers.
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Saudi Arabia Next year, Saudis will get to enjoy a pastime everybody else takes for granted: going to the movies.
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Generally speaking, the more strenuous the exercise, the longer it takes for the immune system to return to normal afterward.
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We'll see how long it takes for me to embroider an entirely new set of throw pillows for my apartment.
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"Sit on some chocolate eggs to see how long it takes for them to melt," its members wrote last month.
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The technology is expected to greatly reduce latency, or the time it takes for devices to communicate with one another.
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And the time it takes for Ryugu to rotate came as a surprise to the scientists who are studying it.
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Lobsters that are boiled alive likely suffer every second of the three long minutes it takes for them to die.
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And time is of the essence: The longer it takes for an ambulance to get there, the worse the outcome.
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The article also misstated how many days it takes for the planet farthest from Trappist-1 to orbit the star.
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He also advocated speeding up the time it takes for anti-dumping tariffs to apply - to seven from nine months.
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If the smart thinking continues, however, that may be all it takes for President Trump to make America solvent again.
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All it takes for someone to be canceled is for someone else to announce, via social media, that they are.
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But she can't say exactly how long it takes for the data to disappear, even when the student presses the point.
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Cities' "clearance times"—how long it takes for all the residents to clear out—vary dramatically by location and storm severity.
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Parents and other authority figures try to ground that ambition for a little while, but it never takes for very long.
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Three minutes is all it takes for this treatment to turn even the brassiest, most busted blonde clean and cool-toned.
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"We will do whatever it takes, for as long as it takes, to identify every victim of this tragedy," he pledged.
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The astronomers can measure how long it takes for the light from each of the four images to arrive at Earth.
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In the time it takes for an investment to pay off, the resources used could have been earning a return elsewhere.
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These memories will last forever (or, at the very least, the 24 hours it takes for your Snapchat story to disappear).
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I hope guys like that become heroic, because I think that's what it takes for this sort of behavior to stop.
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Driving the news: Customers and developers take issue with the portion of some App Store transactions that Apple takes for itself.
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I cut myself a small slice and finish it within the four minutes it takes for my food to heat up.
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His product, which reduces the amount of time it takes for teachers to grade tests, is ingenious and is taking off.
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The payback period for industrial robots (the time it takes for their extra costs to be paid off) is falling sharply.
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One of the inquiry's main concerns is the amount of time it takes for security fixes to be released to users.
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In a different study, it measured the time it takes for tourism to bounce back from a variety of adverse events.
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In between takes for Harrison's "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," McCartney leads the band through a fragment of his new composition.
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Newly recruited defense professionals still get paid by their employers during the time it takes for background checks to come through.
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State agencies can issue permits in a fraction of the more than 260-day average it takes for a federal permit.
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In the 10 minutes or so it takes for each ear candle to burn, a calm takes hold of the group.
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Mr. Kupor recommends extending the vesting period to conform with the longer time it takes for a company to go public.
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Reducing the length of time it takes for CBP to perform background checks on promising applicants is another much-needed strategy.
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You've been saving all your speculations and hot takes for nine long months now, and that's honestly been way too long.
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It's crazy trying to do all that it takes for a record rollout—which is insane anyway—on so little sleep.
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The advantage of this model is that it speeds up the time it takes for designers to begin selling, he says.
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Warmer temperatures can also increase the developmental rate of ticks — the time it takes for an immature tick to fully develop.
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It is the reality of how long it takes for the automotive fleet to turn over that really clarifies the picture.
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Time it takes for average American to consume average American's amount of flesh: 144.68 pounds per human / 210.8 pounds per year = .
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"The longer it takes for people to return, the greater the possibility that other people will take their place," he said.
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"I have learned about the bravery that it takes for a young boy to pursue a career in dance," she said.
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The extent of the damage to the global economy will hinge on how long it takes for the coronavirus to subside.
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"The longer it takes for production to resume, the higher the risks," said Jörg Krämer, chief economist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
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This can be more difficult than it sounds, but simply being aware of yourself is all it takes for this step.
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What I really mean to ask is how long it takes for a specific political situation to become ripe for dramatization.
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A Facebook spokesperson said it's difficult to estimate how long it takes for pages to go through the business verification process.
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With Mambrú is Sophie (Mélanie Thierry), a sanitation expert, who knows how long it takes for dead flesh to poison water.
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Recovery time refers to how long it takes for the market to recoup its losses and return to pre-fall levels.
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The amount of courage and bravery it takes for your child to come out to you is something you'll never understand.
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I still pay attention to how long it takes for a company to put a woman onstage at those tech conferences.
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"So now we can find out exactly what it takes for an animal virus to become airborne," he told VICE News.
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Many are from poor neighborhoods that didn't connect them with the same opportunities — educational, professional, extracurricular — that Turner takes for granted.
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That if a planet or moon is in the habitable zone around a star then it has what it takes for life.
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The $260 million that the Russian energy company pays to the Clinton Foundation, the half million that Bill takes for a speech.
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This seems to be all it takes for Meredith's wall to come crumbling down, and soon the two are laughing and reminiscing.
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The process is filled with randomness, from the time it takes for the crystal to form to the geometry of the products.
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However, given how porous international borders are, and how long it takes for symptoms of the coronavirus to appear, the threat remains.
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You don't see the cast, and you don't always notice the extra effort it takes for someone to get through the day.
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An atomic clock, on the other hand, measures how long it takes for small particles to transition from different states of energy.
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But the dreamers tend to be ageing supporters who fought alongside Mr Lévesque to protect rights the younger generation takes for granted.
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Business leaders and celebrities, accustomed to muzzling political hot takes for fear of invoking the government's wrath, shared their thoughts and condolences.
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"It reduces their server request overhead while decreasing the time it takes for each device to be synced to the current results."
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"We just love Steward's spirit, what she stands for, and the courage that it takes for her to do that," Waldman explains.
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You can extend the amount of time it takes for a screen to dim, and you can disable notifications from Huawei's apps.
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In the five seconds it takes for Luca to hang up and call again, Zoey inexplicably FaceTimes Aaron for a second time.
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The last 50 milliseconds is how long it takes for a human muscle to actually spring into action when it's told to.
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Add all that up and the status quo that nearly everyone in the West takes for granted suddenly looks very, very shaky.
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Legend actually sings in one of the ads too, albeit about the time it takes for Teigen to find a TV show.
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Chaz Whatley, 31, said medication she takes for bipolar disorder costs about $550 a month and Medi-Cal covers all but $1.
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But all that it takes for my taxes to be accepted by the IRS are my SSN, birth date, and full name.
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They transmit radio waves and measure the time it takes for those waves to bounce back, and any changes in their frequency.
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Lastly, the site requests how likely the startup is to sell and how long it takes for shares to be paid out.
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Amount of time it takes for "Going to the gym" to fail: Anywhere between one to eight weeks, or until it snows.
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Under current law, companies adhere to complex depreciation schedules for how long it takes for equipment to wear out and lose value.
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The extra scrutiny is lengthening the time it takes for M&A deals and the loans backing them to close, bankers say.
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"It's almost like an examination," McQueen said, noting how long it takes for Fassbender's sex addict to display any signs of life.
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Better education and greater awareness will shorten the amount of time it takes for girls and women to receive the correct diagnosis.
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In a phone interview, Ms. Russell and Mr. Rhys said they only got one or two takes for the critical train scenes.
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I lurch into that memory and back again in the time it takes for the curtain rings to slide across the rod.
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As for the extra flash it takes for a horse to become a legend, Spot may be slow, but he'll get there.
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As for the extra flash it takes for a horse to become a legend, Spot may be slow, but he'll get there.
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The business of classical performance rarely allows for the sort of long workshop and rehearsal periods that spoken theater takes for granted.
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She dramatizes what it takes for people to stare hard at their own families, to examine their complicity in other people's suffering.
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Bottom line for Khloe ... she'll do what it takes for her daughter, and that includes putting on a happy face when needed.
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Watch if: You appreciate how long it takes for the team behind-the-scenes to transform a young actor into an old man.
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The judges recorded two takes for every comment — one positive and one negative — so the editors could put it together however they wanted.
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In a brief conversation with a fan, the 29-year-old revealed what it takes for her to spend time with her family.
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But Snowden and Stone ended up filming nine takes for a scene in which he talks about his fears stemming from his actions.
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I will stay in the street as long as it takes for the sake of my daughter, who has no future without change.
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This, Brittain reckons, should dramatically cut down the time it takes for startups backed by the accelerator to launch new and innovative products.
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Tidal locking causes the moon to rotate about its axis at the same rate it takes for it to orbit around our planet.
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So, the backing of just a few medium-sized church groups could be all it takes for a candidate to win an election.
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But, Clinton's analysis -- while broadly accurate -- misses (or takes for granted) a few things that should not be missed or taken for granted.
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Mr. Springsteen is taking to heart the adage that all it takes for evil to prevail is for good people to remain silent.
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But the longer it takes for them to learn the language and gain qualifications, the greater the strain on the economy and society.
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"Please, let us set aside the politics for however long it takes for us to address this extraordinary threat," the House Democrats wrote.
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When the Swallow Man gives Anna a fantastical description of the medicine he takes, for example, there is a literal interpretation as well.
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Amount of time it takes for "Making lunches for work" to fail: Literally as soon as you see a Pret don't be silly.
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All too often, our tax code takes for granted our nation's startups, choosing instead to stack the deck in favor of incumbent corporations.
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But it's an easy bet that whatever direction he takes, for whatever reason, will be captivating to think about and look really good.
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And the longer it takes for the field to thin to Sanders and the Sanders alternative, the better for the Vermont senator. 2.
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Logic, inference, circumstantial evidence — the hunger for the tape takes for granted that the other side will reject these things out of hand.
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Surely this disposition to do whatever it takes for the collective good at the office would propel me right up the ladder, right?
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It's hard to fathom the depths of cruelty that it takes for the president to treat the people of Puerto Rico this way.
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Elanjian said with RPOC the average time it takes for the bank to make a decision on a fintech is now three weeks.
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I firmly believe that the steps that we're taking will extend the time that it takes for the virus to make the rounds.
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Two weeks is about how long it takes for the stump left from the baby&aposs umbilical cord to fall off and heal.
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"We made a commitment to the families that we would do whatever it takes, for as long as it takes," Dr. Sampson said.
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You measure how long it takes for people to answer the phone, and you keep track of that, and have goals around that?
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Despite the time it takes for innovations, Kocienda said, Apple still has the ability command prices for its products that other companies cannot.
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They are the ones who spend the most time with patients as they are isolated for the three days it takes for testing.
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McDonald's apologized Sunday evening, promising enough sauce to satisfy, "any fan who's willing to do whatever it takes for Szechuan Sauce," this winter.
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"Six months just seems to be the average amount of time it takes for these big conversations and moments to come up," she says.
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But everything about this story reminds me of how much it takes for a black girl to be believed or to be taken seriously.
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Facebook News will be curated by a team of human editors in a fashion similar to the one Apple takes for its news app.
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After that initial bloodshed, the amount of time that it takes for your period to come back depends on whether or not you're breastfeeding.
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But what really matters when it comes down to it is that you're actually practicing self-care, in whatever form it takes for you.
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It does this by calculating how long it takes for the imperceptible light to travel from your phone, to the target object, and back.
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Dax Shepard has been outspoken about his battle with addiction, and his hard-won sobriety isn't something his wife Kristen Bell takes for granted.
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"The amount of time that it takes for [banks] to settle transactions just hasn't kept up with the pace that is required," he said.
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But if it's what it takes for Trump to stop disrupting the Atlantic alliance structure, Angela Merkel and Theresa May probably won't be complaining.
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The longer it takes for digested food to pass through the large bowel, the more water gets reclaimed and the drier the stool becomes.
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All it takes for a tragedy to happen is for one mentally unstable person to interpret that remark as permission to break the law.
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They reject the concept of company as "family" and the rallying cry of "whatever it takes" for anything other than a true work emergency.
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This has been coupled with an (undefined) increase in revenue and a decrease in the time it takes for Particle to go to market.
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Everyone here knows what it's like to lack ordinary necessities the world takes for granted; everyone is living and working under the same yoke.
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The half-life is the amount of time it takes for your body to break down the concentration of a drug by 50 percent.
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One video clip of her chirping his eponymous single is all it takes for Al to defenestrate his cellphone and burn that bridge, too.
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In the context of online gaming, ping is a measurement of how long it takes for your inputs to register with the game's server.
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Show your dog the tray and see how long it takes for your dog to move the right balls to find the hidden food.
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The thicker the nectar, the longer it takes for a bumblebee to lap up, which cuts into the energy gains the extra sugar provides.
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It aims to track metrics like how often a server tends to their tables or how long it takes for food to come out.
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I decided to try to depict the effort it takes for the marching band to time and prefect their performance for their upcoming competition.
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This fabric dries in a third of the time it takes for cotton to dry, so it absorbs and then evaporates your night sweats.
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He cited "the time it takes for the US Marshal Service to transport me to and from the courthouse" as his reason for skipping.
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I'm not sure how long it takes for one of those to get printed, but remarkably Potts might outlive her maverick boss-turned-partner.
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Mashable's latest #BizChats Twitter chat, sponsored by Robert Half Technology, discussed what it takes for any businesses to recruit the best talent to their company.
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This will speed up the time it takes for Wallet users to gain access to their cash, something that has been slower in the past.
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The average half-life of the drug, or the time it takes for half of the drug content to break down, is a couple hours.
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After almost two decades in the job, he knows a fair bit about what it takes for a player to make it to the top.
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For instance, wearing a plain white tee shirt and black leggings is all it takes for Kylie Jenner to be considered stylish for this slideshow.
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Some general observations: nobody's cleared 100,000 members in Medicare Advantage yet, and I'll be curious how long it takes for the startups to get there.
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It's unclear how long it takes for the drugs to kick in and start warping Heidi's memories, but she's on her way out of Homecoming.
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In between filming takes for The Good Place, Danson, 70, dedicated his time to learning how to properly do the infamous floss dance on Thursday.
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CURRY: So he's going to – no – he's going to cheer for me, for our team to win and whatever it takes for that to happen.
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The removal process goes on for an entire minute — that's how long it takes for this guy to get the hair out of his face.
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However, it turns out that the type of gym can make a difference in how long it takes for new gym-goers to give up.
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Without it, overdose victims can lose consciousness and stop breathing, and even die in the amount of time it takes for an ambulance to arrive.
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There's also the pesky problem of transmission latency — the amount of time it takes for information to be sent from your mobile device and back.
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The two men grumble about how long it takes for the bus to arrive, but neither man is particularly impressed or intrigued by the other.
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The goal is to reduce the amount of time it takes for the robot to go from zero to reliable locomotion from weeks to hours.
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According to Earth Sky, those 13 months are the length of time it takes for Earth to travel around the sun — compared to Jupiter's path.
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After all, the more often and more vigorously you use your muscles, the more time it takes for your body to repair and rebuild them.
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LIDARS calculate distances by illuminating a target with laser light and measuring the time it takes for the light to bounce back to the source.
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The plasma does affect how we receive FRB signals here on Earth, though, by delaying the time it takes for the light to reach us.
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The scene makes your jaw drop—and it works because it takes for granted that stories like this are a common part of women's lives.
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The catch is that the app allots users precious few of these in the first place, and it takes for-freaking-ever to earn more.
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Asked how long the shutdown would last, the President responded that it would go on for "whatever it takes" for him to get wall funding.
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A. I often compare Hong Kong to a house with a gas leak: All it takes for it to blow up is a single spark.
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At the beginning of the episode, she bemoans how long it takes for new graffiti to appear on a wall that's recently been painted over.
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We have been struggling against that ever since, which is why we invented so much of the cool stuff that everyone takes for granted now.
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That's roughly the amount of time it takes for the radioactive material from the mushroom cloud to begin falling back to the ground and spreading.
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The idea is to ping the sea floor with sound while timing how long it takes for the signal to get back to your boat.
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If it takes for us to go back and forth, jawing back and forth to battle, push each other, that's just part of the game.
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Likewise, the cost it takes for your guests to travel to the wedding and for their accommodations also impacts guest attendance and experience for them.
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If a President Trump is what it takes for liberals to think more clearly about the security of our data and communications, so be it.
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"All it takes for me to get naked is one ginger ale," said Ali Wentworth, the comedian and author, sloshing the liquid in her glass.
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Too often, though, proponents of work requirements assume that all it takes for a poor person to get a job is to want a job.
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The time it takes for a manager to signal for a review, or for the umpires to rule on a play, needs to be shortened.
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The takes, for example, are extremely long — the "get thee to a nunnery" scene lasts nearly 10 minutes and is composed of only two shots.
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One important benefit of the technology is its ability to greatly reduce latency, or the time it takes for devices to communicate with one another.
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If that&aposs what it takes for them to talk about prison reform and sentencing reform and issues like -- WATTERS: Yes, it&aposs a boring topic.
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"I've seen the difficulty it takes for you to leave your home country and establish yourself somewhere new" while facing prejudice and documentation issues, he said.
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Time to Dick (or TTD, or Time to Penis) is a phrase used to calculate how long it takes for someone to post a dick joke.
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Its super-fast chip, which enjoys very low latency (the time it takes for data to get to their destination), is ideal for use in AVs.
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Anyway, why shouldn't you be able to remedy your under-eye circles in the time it takes for your Lyft to pull up to the curb?
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The post shows Turner sitting next to costars Maisie Williams and Isaac Hempstead Wright in between takes for the finale, with Turner smoking from the Juul.
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That kneaded dough then drops onto a conveyor belt, where a laser detects its presence and times how long it takes for the dough to compress.
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It's a promising sign that certain seeds might have what it takes for an interstellar journey, although the results now ought to be replicated in space.
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To catch the rest of what it takes for Lamb to turn into the Sugar Plum Fairy, head over to Mira Mira for the full scope.
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Those numbers don't necessarily translate into "working harder," unless you think about the physical work it takes for trans women's thumbs to swipe significantly more photos.
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The trusts they create as a result can last even longer than the three generations it takes for family fortunes to go from clogs to clogs.
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The owner of the shoes tells their story for about fifteen minutes — the rough amount of time it takes for most people to walk a mile.
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Truevine all but takes for granted that albino black men in early-twentieth-century America were titillating, without much delving into why that might have been.
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According to the company, almost 60 percent of threats can be eliminated if businesses can increase how long it takes for someone to complete an attack.
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He estimated the time it takes for an alternative fund to go to market could "easily be three months faster than today" with the proposed changes.
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In addition, 5G is a huge upgrade over 53G when it comes to latency, or the amount of time it takes for data to be transmitted.
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In other words, the second can be thought of as the amount of time it takes for electrons in the element cesium to oscillate 9,192,631,770 times.
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Iron-260 has a half-life of 260 million years — the length of time it takes for half of a sample of the material to decay.
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The time it takes for 6900 trillion seconds to elapse is almost 2628,28503 years, which is about 22019 times as long as human civilization has existed.
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The core issue is the length of time it takes for law enforcement agencies to access data from cloud services located in another EU member state.
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The newer versions are considered safer for now — while permanent replacements are being made — because of the time it takes for ammonium nitrate to break down.
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So far, though, Trump officials have spent less time addressing these issues than it takes for a Pershing II to fly from Western Europe to Moscow.
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In the United States as in the United Kingdom, the casualty count often depends on the time it takes for the first armed defender to arrive.
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At home, in the 20 minutes or so it takes for the potatoes to cook through, I like to get the rest of the meal going.
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A recent study by SmartAsset, a financial technology company, calculated the average time it takes for renters to become homeowners in the largest 100 US cities.
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The problem only gets worse the longer it takes for action to be taken to start moving us towards the elimination of the gargantuan federal debt.
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In addition, the team have worked hard to reduce the time it takes for the Mogees Play to adapt to a new surface or user's input.
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"There's a lot we don't know," Rosenfeld conceded, complaining about how long it takes for the federal government to release national data on crime or overdoses.
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As an academic field, it is hard to define, and the shape that it takes for one person might not be what it is for another.
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They basically need to be doing 15 knots, and I know what it takes for Wild Oats, which is a 100-footer, to do 15 knots.
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The extent of the damage will rest largely on how long it takes for businesses and consumers to gain confidence that the threat is under control.
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Elanjian said with RPOC the average time it takes for the bank to make a decision on a fintech dropped from nine months to three weeks.
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It wasn't until the mid-1980s that most rural Americans could choose to have their own private telephone lines — something every American now takes for granted.
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Once in place, Analogic said the machines will speed up how long it takes for TSA officers to screen carry-on bags for weapons and explosives.
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No one knows exactly what it takes for your content to make it on that feed, but it's where most video and creator discovery takes place.
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It will do this by calculating how long it takes for individual photons that leave the instrument to ricochet off Earth and return to the satellite.
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The comment underscores what it sometimes takes for a woman to be believed — whether it's likability, patience, or deference to those who are doing the questioning.
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But within 24 hours: I got stuck on level 22 and didn't want to wait the half-hour that it takes for a life to regenerate.
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Part of Pu-238's secret is that its half-life — the time it takes for half of any given amount to decay — is 87.7 years.
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The two data sets can now be aligned and the latency - the time it takes for the data to travel - can be compared for the first time.
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These initiatives often focus on one sector in a region and hence develop deep expertise in what it takes for firms to succeed and create good jobs.
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A big hole in the fabric of the MCU's reality might be all it takes for Magneto, Jean Grey, and Wolverine to step into the Disney spotlight.
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UpKeep's biggest selling point, then, is reducing the amount of time it takes for something to break down or need maintenance and it getting fixed, Chan said.
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Among the many small miracles that one takes for granted, the coordination of clocks around the world seems as though it should sit low on the list.
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And the longer it takes for the race to converge on a single anti-Trump candidate, the harder it will be for anyone else to catch up.
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"It's my understanding that the time it takes for DNA results is long and CBP has time constraints for holding someone following their entry processing," Mack said.
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Odds are it will take you longer to say "Land Rover Range Rover Velar SVAutobiography Dynamic Edition" than it takes for the new SUV to hit 250.
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That's right: in many cases, all it takes for a tech scene to thrive is for the CTOs of all the major organizations to meet over curry.
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While this system reduces the risk of malicious activity being carried out on the network, it can also increase the time it takes for transactions to settle.
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The term "sol" is used to describe one "solar day" on Mars, which is how long it takes for the planet to rotate once around its axis.
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But seeing somebody as beautiful as Lili respond to public scrutiny by preaching and practicing self love is all it takes for me to overcome that fear.
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You'll likely get a little dandruff, which is normal, but it will only last as long as it takes for your scalp skin cells to turn over.
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The longer it takes for a company to detect and contain a data breach, the more it costs to resolve, a Ponemon Institue and IBM study found.
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One minute and forty-six seconds: That is how long it takes for the eldest Kardashian to consume a single Kit Kat (not even the whole bar).
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Its procedures, both front and back office, are fully digital, resulting in a claimed three minutes it takes for customers to pick and purchase an insurance product.
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But because of the short shelf life of lettuce and the time it takes for an outbreak to be identified, obtaining such a sample may prove difficult.
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And an extra 10 cm would be all it takes for areas like Seattle and Vancouver to see the usual 100-year flood levels every 25 years.
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"When we're looking at further distances, we're also looking back in time" because of the time it takes for light to travel across the universe, Bañados added.
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The radioactive material has a half life of 2.6 million years, meaning that's how long it takes for half of the material in a sample to decay.
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That's weird, since methane has a lifetime of about 2800 to 143 years — the length of time it takes for the Sun to break the molecule apart.
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Moreover, the proposal could delay the time it takes for asylum-seekers who have already qualified for a work permit to receive one, the news source says.
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Just all of these things that nobody else takes for granted and I certainly now, as a smaller person, fully appreciate how uncomfortable that made everybody else.
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That's why we wanted to take it to the Capitol – so our leaders could get a sense of what it takes for the average American to succeed.
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Over one billion people worldwide don't have any form of identification, making it difficult to access many of the social institutions the developed world takes for granted.
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Research suggests that the average time it takes for an action to become automatic and habitualized is just over two months, if you stick with it daily.
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This method resembles how dolphins and bats map their surroundings by emitting ultrasonic waves and measuring the amount of time it takes for the echoes to return.
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They may record things like how long it takes to be greeted in a store, or the time it takes for appetizers to arrive in a restaurant.
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We'll discuss what it takes for a CEO to admit they're wrong without destroying morale, and how to make things right even if the process takes years.
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In about the same time it takes for you to regain your composure and sobriety, you've got a misleadingly impressive stack of York-gasm-worthy peppermint patties.
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"The longer it takes for Google to find a second act, the more you're f----d," he said about those companies, adding that investor patience will wane.
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You may notice that the air "feels" cleaner after a few hours, or as long as it takes for the room's air to circulate through the purifier.
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The host, Matt Humphrey, spotlights current shows through wide-ranging interviews, which give listeners a detailed sense of what it takes for a show to come together.
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Germany's finance minister Olaf Scholz told CNN on Monday that the government would do whatever it takes for as long as necessary to protect Europe's biggest economy.
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They have all these titles now, but I say if that is what it takes for people to start understanding who we are, then I'll accept it.
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Still, it seems like in about six months, or however long it takes for the panic to subside, everyone will be back to washing their hands terribly.
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In an ideal world, voting machines could potentially make polling places more efficient, decreasing the time it takes for volunteers to count paper ballots, among other things.
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The small business owner is careful about how many pills he takes for his rheumatoid arthritis, given that they can cost as much as $2,500 per month.
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The bill would also make it easier for minors to get asylum and aims to halve the time it takes for authorities to process any asylum request.
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But "House Music," conceived for this and only this situation, particularly calls into question the conventions of place and etiquette that classical music largely takes for granted.
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Caffeine is also linked with delaying the time it takes for you fall asleep, how long you stay there, and the reported quality of that shut eye.
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For an athlete, this could be the number of reps she gets done in a session or the time it takes for her to complete a lap.
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Once these biomarkers latch onto the ligands, the nanoparticles and nanotubes swell or shrink, changing how long it takes for an electrical charge to pass between them.
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Speaking to CNN, Tee alludes to engineering the skin to self-heal, and shortening the time it takes for an electronic skin to react to a stimulus.
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Vanilla pod producers are responding to higher prices by planting more but, given the time it takes for a plant to grow, output will not increase immediately.
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"We'll be right back at this tomorrow and for as long as it takes" for Democrats to vote for legislation that would reopen the government, McConnell said.
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It has a half life (the amount of time it takes for half a given amount of the element to decay) of fifty-thousandths of a second.
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"If we're open and honest with each other about what it takes for us to feel good about ourselves, it's only going to help everybody else," Schroeder said.
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Lidar sensors work by firing off beams of laser light and then detecting objects by measuring how long it takes for the light to return to the sensor.
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That not only shortens the time it takes for service providers to get paid, but it also removes a step in the onboarding process for the marketplace company.
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Isn't that part of the label Daje aspires to overcome, in a journey that witnesses the strength, resilience and determination is takes for many like her to survive?
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Through that, Hired tries to compress the amount of time it takes for a company to say it needs a candidate and then that candidate actually getting hired.
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But, even though we can get a bevy of products and services delivered to our doors in seconds (thank you, Seamless), one thing still takes for-effing-ever.
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Because he believes that whatever is in those tax returns is far more dangerous for his political future than the negative press he takes for not releasing them.
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According to the report, Blevins said the blow to his head, coupled with pain medication he takes for the back injury, likely distracted him from feeling the gunshot.
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One study found that following a 2°C mitigation path which takes for granted NETs that fail to materialise would leave the world closer to 2027°C warmer.
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You can't just estimate the mass of the moon if you don't know anything about gravity or how long it takes for the moon to orbit the Earth.
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Similarly, a mutating collage of fragments is at work in Gabriel Blackwell's Madeleine E., the body of which takes for its subject Hitchcock's notorious memory-bending epic Vertigo.
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Towanda says lupus makes Toni's weight fluctuate due to the steroids she takes for her symptoms, and says people should do their homework instead of jumping to conclusions.
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Before you tell a woman you love the confidence it takes for her to show her body, picture her as a thin, white, cis, able-bodied, young woman.
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"If we're open and honest with each other about what it takes for us to feel good about ourselves, it's only going to help everybody else," Schroeder says.
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What everyone takes for granted is that both Clinton and Trump aren't thinking all that much about who would be a good successor should they die in office.
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"I don't know what it takes for a person to do something like this," he said on the Slowtwitch forum, in a statement that was later taken down.
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For the rest of us, it's important to have an appreciation of what it takes for America's 2 million farmers to feed the other 330+ million of us.
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Any Democratic politician who has been around longer than it takes for paint to dry must begin their run by apologizing for having previously held demonstrably sane views.
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A serum this powerful warrants fast results as our own Insider Picks report found out — one drop is all it takes for the ingredients to get to work.
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"He will be able to connect with the real New Yorkers in the Bronx and Queens who AOC takes for granted," said Bronx County Republican Chairman Mike Rendino.
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Diarrhea decreases the amount of time it takes for food to travel through your bowels, so that stool doesn't get a chance to turn from green to brown.
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And the longer it takes for a sector to bottom out — trade in no-man's-land — and finally break out, the more powerful that trend will be. Why?
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You're busy; I'm busy, but there are things you can do to make your email worth the time it takes for me to read it, and possibly respond.
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North Korea is one of them, and the more stringent background checks have extended the time it takes for United States agencies to process cases from North Korea.
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Hydroxychloroquine can also disrupt normal heart functions, increasing what's called the "QT interval" — the time it takes for the heart to contract and relax when pumping out blood.
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The former St. John's center Chris Obekpa drew double takes for his resemblance to his Nigerian countryman Hakeem Olajuwon — in looks and attire, though not necessarily in play.
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In the year it takes for the treatment to become effective, the brains of children who are already showing symptoms can deteriorate to the point of no return.
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America has been dominant for so long that it takes for granted outcomes that support its policies and interests, and undervalues the systemic advantages of institutions and norms.
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"The longer it takes for the routines and normalcy and getting back to what I used to be doing, the more at risk families are," Dr. Gurwitch said.
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What it takes for battery startups like Form Energy to succeedIt won&apost be easy for battery startups to compete with Li-ion, even for long-duration storage.
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After extensive research, he concluded that the timing formula did not account for the extra moments it takes for a slowing car to make a legal right turn.
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Why should voters, especially the Democratic base and the ideological left the party takes for granted, be expected to support candidates who cannot even promise a few basics?
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The Great Gatsby Curve can be seen in other mobility measures, such as how many generations it takes for a low-income family to reach the average income.
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Mr. Ernsdorff said there was a potential silver lining, noting that the time it takes for Google to respond to warrants has significantly increased in the past year.
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Five minutes is all it takes for her to plug Olivia or Lacey or Vanessa and their holiday hunk du jour into the infallible Hallmark Christmas romance formula.
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The secondary money risk is that the money you invest early on will be locked up for however long it takes for your dream to become a reality.
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Bailey has asked Britain's banks to provide details about their exposures to this market, a step the BoE usually takes for assessing potential risks to wider financial stability.
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That meant lengthy rehearsals and super-long takes for the cast, led by Dean-Charles Chapman and George MacKay and including Colin Firth, Andrew Scott and Benedict Cumberbatch.
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These questions are never fully answered, but they seem to be the kind of videos one takes for their Instagram Stories or for their friends on social media.
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But "she wants to be a full-time mom and to have another baby, and I will do whatever it takes for her to be one," he said.
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It's an underplayed pattern, but the show takes for granted that we understand exactly how the sense that something is wrong leads us to look for something better.
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For the first time in more than 35 years, Saudis will be able to do something the rest of the world takes for granted: go to the movies.
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It has a half-life (the amount of time it takes for half of a given amount of the element to decay) of fifty-thousandths of a second.
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But it's worth asking where the line is, and how many more disappointing holiday seasons or disheartening calls to GameStop it takes for consumers to take their money elsewhere.
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Run by the University of Hawaii, the analogue mission is funded by NASA, to learn what it takes for people to live together in a confined space for months.
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It would certainly make sense for them to do whatever it takes for leadership to keep negotiating with them, and not with the "coverage caucus," to get the votes.
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It then uses the time it takes for the light to shoot out and reflect back to determine the precise distance of the object the sensor is focused on.
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The company aimed for a 20 second limit, because that's about how long it takes for people to weigh themselves on smart scales that are already on the market.
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It simply takes for granted that the firm posed a unique and existential threat to democracy, and that figures like Carroll and Kaiser are changing the course of history.
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Those terms of use also outline how little responsibility Talkspace takes for patient care, explaining, "Talkspace is a software company that built a platform" to connect patients with therapists.
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The regulator of credit unions proposed rules Thursday to increase the number of years it takes for incentive-based compensation to fully vest to four from the current three.
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I also asked about whether all these customizations will affect the time it takes for Huawei phones to get Android updates, I was told it would be the converse.
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Melania Trump asked officials how long it takes for the children to be reunited with their family members and was told on average it takes 42 to 45 days.
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It knows, for example, how many HDMI inputs one particular receiver has, or how long it takes for a device to power on before it's ready to accept commands.
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"In terms of the criteria, the bylaws and what it takes for a guy to get in -- when it came to me, other things came into play," Owens says.
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All it takes for FBI executives to earn such golden parachutes is to violate their oaths of office and throw the agency into the vortex of politics and partisanship.
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The makeup artist picked four of the most standout looks he's done, and broke down exactly what it takes for you to accomplish them at home – in no time!
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"What I'm really excited about is [seeing] how long it takes for these queens to figure out that it's really me," she says in her attempt to trick us.
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Studies of cocaine detection have varied in their results and methodology, but usually they measure the time it takes for metabolites to leave the body in hours, not days.
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The government said the proposed reforms will cut in half the average time it takes for wind power projects to be completed and connected to the French electricity grid.
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The NTSB's investigation is ongoing to determine how long it takes for fan blades begin to show signs of fatigue and whether current inspection measures can effectively detect cracks.
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Eastern Time for the spacecraft, but given the time it takes for the signal to reach Earth, we will receive those last bits of data just before 8 a.m.
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It's impossible to overemphasize the arduous work it takes for women, on a daily basis, to stay in optimal physical shape while working to perfect their technique and artistry.
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I figured this had to do with the half-life (the amount of time it takes for your body to metabolize 50 percent of a drug) of the sildenafil.
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What we choose to put into our bodies has consequences that can stay with us for much longer than the time it takes for us to process our dinner.
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The Partnership for Public Service and The Washington Post have found that the average length it takes for one of Trump's presidential nominee to be confirmed is 84 days.
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His new party takes for its emblem the blue cornflower, a symbol of 1930s Austrian Nazism—and as political choices go, less of a dog whistle than a foghorn.
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Pricing is arranged directly between you and your superhost, with the guide price between 10-20% of earnings, on top of the 3% that Airbnb takes for each transaction.
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Now, if you'll excuse us, we'll be faux-shopping the new collection and stalking street style photos to see how long it takes for this trend to take off.
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Some critics noted that none of the fertility apps and devices have proven data that shows they significantly shorten the time it takes for a woman to become pregnant.
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And most troubling, wrong about what it takes for a commander in chief to enjoy the genuine respect of the women and men he should be honored to lead.
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The most important way to prevent an uncontrolled demand for hospital care is to slow the spread of the disease, lengthening the time it takes for infections to double.
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There is now a national shortage of both drugs, and one woman told Buzzfeed News that her healthcare provider ended a hydroxychloroquine prescription that she takes for her lupus.
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That's all it takes for this drip coffee maker to deliver a well-balanced cup of good morning without the burned, hard-to-clean drawbacks of other coffee machines.
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As John Markoff recently wrote, one of the biggest challenges still facing engineers working on self-driving cars is teaching a machine the intuition a human takes for granted.
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Following these children from sunrise to sunset required a serious amount of stamina, and made clear how much it takes for these students to just get through a day.
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Simply select your desired time preferences in the drop-down menus instead, and you&aposll be able to set how long it takes for sleep mode to turn on.
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Trump indicated Wednesday during a televised Cabinet meeting that the government will remain closed for "as long as it takes" for Congress to come around and authorize the funding.
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It's not just about developing the technology — many other estimates ignore the time it takes for the market to make it feasible for wide-scale adoption, the researchers say.
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There's an inherent childlike innocence about you, and your relationships, romantic or otherwise, can teach you a lot about what it takes for you to feel safe and trusting.
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A second major piece of the plan involves reforms to the federal permitting process, aimed at cutting the amount of time it takes for infrastructure projects to gain approval.
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Any tax deductions the company takes for its donation, he added, will be based on the cost of making the pills, not on their market value or distribution costs.
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Understanding of the history of money, the language associated with it, and how much time it takes for a currency to become generally acceptable has a very long tail.
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All it takes for Zack (Freddie Prinze Jr.) to notice Laney (Rachael Leigh Cook) in "She's All That" are some contacts, a red dress, and some basic hair-styling.
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After paying the annual $119 membership fee, customers are divorced from the complicated logistics and laborious exploitation it takes for a package to arrive in two days (or less).
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Prestige Oysters likely won't yield a harvest from their most recent site for another two or three years—the length of time it takes for oysters to reach market size.
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These six accelerated treatments will brighten up dull skin, diminish fine lines, reverse dryness, and tackle dark spots in the time it takes for your flood insurance to kick in.
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But that won't work if the vehicles have to wait the 100 milliseconds or so it usually takes for information to travel each way to and from distant data centers.
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I'm not sure if iPhone or iPad is the most ideal format for playing That Dragon, Cancer, but whatever way it takes for you to experience this game, do it.
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Ronan Farrow had some hot takes for Twitter on Sunday – specifically that we reexamine some highly hated figures in children's literature and see if they don't deserve a new assessment.
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But the longer and more complex your password is — a mix of uppercase and lowercase characters, numbers, symbols and punctuation — the longer it takes for hackers to unscramble your password.
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You don't realize how much it takes for your body to move up stairs, kneel, or sit until you don't have two functioning legs to help you do it anymore.
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Wearers place the device on their inner arm and leave it there for between five and 15 minutes, however long it takes for those two dots to take on color.
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Sixteen-year-old Kavya Kopparapu, along with her team, trained an AI system to identify diabetic retinopathy in photos instead, sharply cutting down the time it takes for a diagnosis.
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Observatories in Italy, France, Germany and New Mexico regularly aim lasers at the arrays and note the time it takes for the light to return to Earth, according to NASA.
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The station's owners, however, are keen to sell to a domestic buyer to avoid the time it takes for foreign firms to get approval from Australia's Foreign Investment Review Board.
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So, early in the episode Emori says that Clarke will obviously do whatever it takes for her people to survive and Clarke reminds her that they're all her people now.
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She said she would leave it outside for me, which is a package death sentence in the city — mere seconds is all it takes for your package to be swiped.
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In September, an advisory committee to the FDA unanimously voted against Spectrum's drug candidate, saying it was not effective in delaying the time it takes for the disease to recur.
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Millions of eyeballs are judging whether you're smart or dumb while giving an answer in the amount of time it takes for Usain Bolt to complete the 200-meter dash.
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The system times how long it takes for them to come back and uses this information to work out the shape of the object and how far away it is.
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The amount of time that passes before a patient is diagnosed, then how much longer it takes for that person to get connected to care, begin treatment, and so on.
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Walker stars again as Hornets down Knicks CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Kemba Walker should be worn out, but he insists that he's happy to do whatever it takes for the Charlotte Hornets.
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So much so that coding has become an increasingly cumbersome part of vehicle development, which takes years, compared with the mere months it takes for tech firms to develop apps.
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The biggest speed bump now in the SIP data is the time it takes for a trade or quote to get from a distant exchange's data center to the SIP.
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The billionaire investor suggested that May must prioritize the U.K.'s single market status for as long as it takes for the legalities of leaving the bloc to be resolved.
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The Kentucky senator also led Republicans earlier this month in changing the rules to reduce the amount of time it takes for the Senate to confirm most of Trump's nominees.
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The new technology could bounce light off a person's face and calculate the time it takes for the laser to bounce off in order to create a 3-D image.
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The only effect wind chill has on inanimate objects -- such as cars or water pipes -- is that it shortens the amount of time it takes for the object to cool.
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Xanax, along with Adderall, Nuvigil, and Provigil, have half lives (how long it takes for half the dose to be eliminated from the bloodstream) of between ten and 15 hours.
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If you or your mom feel like you have what it takes for a spot on the show, check out the CL Casting call to find out how to apply.
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We can watch them shuffle, shake, and get low for as long as it takes for the mind to catch up to the eyes and figure out what's going on.
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Because of the time it takes for symptoms to show and testing to be conducted, weeks can pass between when a person is exposed and when a case is reported.
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Zeitgeisty is perhaps the best word to describe the Brooklyn Museum's popular exhibition, which takes for granted the idea that Kahlo's artwork is merely an extension of her constructed persona.
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The real danger that we face as Democrats is picking a candidate who can't pull our party together or someone who takes for granted big parts of the Democratic constituency.
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To accelerate renewable schemes, METI and the Environment Ministry have now teamed up with the aim of halving the time it takes for environmental assessments for wind and geothermal projects.
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Our reporter and photographer followed them for one day, from sunrise to sunset, to capture how much effort, help and luck it takes for a chance at a decent education.
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Rapinoe, who won 2019's Sportsperson of The Year award, "is the epitome of the hard work that it takes for a woman to be recognized as great," O'Neal says.
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A bipartisan group of senators is offering legislation aimed at cutting down the amount of time it takes for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to handle a disability claim.
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Many patients with atrial fibrillation are prescribed anticoagulants, also known as blood thinners, such as warfarin (Coumadin), that lengthen the time it takes for clots to form in the blood.
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This means, for the time it takes for you to get approved, you&aposre paying rent or mortgage on a space you can&apost even legally use for profit yet.
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The fact that her allegations only became national news when two other women joined her says a lot about what it still takes for a woman's voice to be heard.
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Members agreed that the postmeeting statement should report that the Committee's decision reflected both the economic outlook and the time it takes for policy actions to affect future economic outcomes.
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Project Treble is all about making it easier for Google to reduce the amount of time it takes for an Android update to get approved and pushed out to existing devices.
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"We will continue to strike the enemy for as long as it takes for the Iraqi flag to be raised over Mosul and every other corner of this country," Dorian said.
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In most cases, the only reason I would recommend another brand over Indochino is if you need the item quicker than the time it takes for custom garments to be made.
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And a work by Rimini Protokoll called "win>takes for a species to survive.
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The longer it takes for NASA to fly on the Commercial Crew vehicles, though, the longer the space agency must rely on Russia for getting people to the International Space Station.
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Reports filed by The Verge usually resulted in photos being taken down in minutes; but in some cases, that's all it takes for any user to see them to begin with.
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With slang rising and falling faster than ever before, though, it is anyone's guess whether adulting will survive as long as it takes for its users to become seasoned grown-ups.
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On Tuesday, the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration approved a resolution to cut the time it takes for the Senate to hold a final vote on US district court nominees.
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The proposed system would work by firing lasers out of the device and measuring the time it takes for the reflection to get back to it to establish a depth map.
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In the milliseconds it takes for a web page to load, dozens of companies you probably have never heard of are bidding in a furious auction to serve you an ad.
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The Switch's battery life is bad enough already without having a third of it chewed up in the time it takes for you to get onto a plane from your house.
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The time it takes communications to travel from Earth to the lander is longer than it takes for the lander to alight on the surface of Mars, so everything is preprogrammed.
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Reading her, you see the work it takes for people to hoist themselves from one social context into another, and the code-switching that such a process both enables and requires.
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Of the spiderlings that freely suckled for some 52 days, which is around the time it takes for the species to reach adulthood, the survival rate was an impressive 76 percent.
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The pace at which additional chimps will move to the sanctuary depends on their comfort levels and how long it takes for the initial groups of chimps to meet and interact.
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The time it takes the algorithm to compute an answer and the time it takes for a human to act on the output are the two largest bottlenecks in this workflow.
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The deviation from the known amount of time it takes for people to be rehydrated may hint the product is useful; it may also be an artifact of the study design.
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"The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) wants to trim the time it takes for drugs to be approved," Christoph Franz told Swiss newspaper Blick in an interview published on Friday.
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Even mobilizing to achieve the basic social safety nets the rest of the global north takes for granted has proved difficult in the U.S. And decarbonization is a much bigger lift.
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That is about as much energy as it takes for a space shuttle to lift off, Dr. Loeb said, and about 100 times the output of a typical nuclear power plant.
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Lawyers for Ledford said he wanted to be executed by firing squad because a drug he takes for nerve pain would lead to an "excruciating death" under Georgia's lethal injection protocol.
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Still, there's something in me that just loves the ingenuity and sheer chutzpah it takes for someone to chop up the Samsung logo and assemble a brand name from the fragments.
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Bradford, with two years left on his deal, will be a credible starter as soon as he's up to speed—and for as long as it takes for Bridgewater to heal.
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Obama's speech appealed to so many because it was so unusually brilliant and because people realize that an unusually brilliant politician is often what it takes for inclusive politics to win.
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"In 2001, we made a commitment to the families of victims that we would do whatever it takes, for as long as it takes, to identify their loved ones," Sampson said.
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The California D.M.V. has removed redundancies from our process and incorporated technology to reduce the processing time it takes for a Real ID from 28 minutes to 10 minutes or less.
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By embedding a special script in a web page, the actor can test how long it takes for a web page to load and infer whether you've visited it or not.
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He absolutely has an opportunity to drag consideration into a shutdown again if he so chooses, just purely by the time it takes for the Senate to move things without consent.
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"The real danger we face as Democrats is picking a candidate who can't pull our party together or someone who takes for granted big parts of the Democratic constituency," Warren said.
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That's how long Wheeler says it takes for Descartes to report a fire from the moment images are first captured by two satellites operated by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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However, the longer it takes for any changes to go through, the less time baby boomer or even Generation X taxpayers will be required to contribute to a long-range solution.
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And I hope more teenagers force adults around them to stop and think about what's really important, if only for that short time it takes for a light to turn green.
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The smaller the stones, and the more complicated the pattern, the longer the work takes; for plain pavements, an artisan can create almost 110 square feet a day, Ms. Dornellas said.
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If you take a look at how long it takes for these cases to get to prosecution, it's doubtful that any president would even face a trial during a single term.
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"Every second we shave off the experience and the time it takes for the passenger and driver to connect — every second is a win," Rapaport told reporters during a press meeting.
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Their results provide a kind of "half-life" for a currency, showing how long it takes for it to lose 50% of its value (relative to the country's consumer goods and services).
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Sensors embedded in the bots gather further data on things like group interactions, including the flow of human conversation and the time it takes for a person to complete a given task.
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The spectators may not know exactly what disability a given runner possesses, but they certainly understand – and applaud – the intense courage it takes for a person with disabilities to go 26.2 miles.
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LIDAR is a lot like radar, but instead of radio waves, it sends out millions of laser light signals per second and measures how long it takes for them to bounce back.
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The anti-slavery movement gave them a historical example of the expansion of the moral circle and French nuclear power showed them what it takes for a culture to accept new technologies.
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The highest temperature reached depends when we can first call this a Quark Gluon Plasma, which depends on how long it takes for the quarks and gluons to interact enough to thermalize.
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Schrier talks about a "30-year gap," which refers to the amount of time it takes for an era to be far enough removed from the present for it to be revered.
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There's almost a great story in here about what it takes for a journalist to make sense of a chaotic situation, and package it palatably and profitably while still serving the truth.
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So no surprise techniques to speed page load times have often focused on data compression to try to shrink the number of milliseconds it takes for a website to heave into view.
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Scientists can figure out the size and mass of exoplanets by measuring these light dips, and determine the world's orbital period by timing how long it takes for the dips to occur.
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As people are doing the online assessments, we collect data points of how long it takes for them to solve the problem, what their different decision points are and things like that.
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If there's a gap between the watch band and your skin, the watch can lose contact with you for a few seconds, which is all it takes for the watch to lock.
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In particular, diners have taken umbrage with how long it now takes for their Quarter Pounders to cook, especially when purchasing food at the drive-thru, according to a recent Reuters report.
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Think about how long it takes for a debit transaction to be approved at the corner store—it might feel like forever, but on bad days bitcoin can be much, much worse.
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But tests like these may not be of much use for diagnosis of coronavirus infection as it gets underway, because of the time it takes for the body to begin producing antibodies.
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How long it takes for Mr. Schellenberg to work through his appeal and other means for seeking clemency depends very much on how slow or fast the Chinese government wants to go.
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The iPad Pro's Lidar scanner — also sometimes referred to as a time-of-flight sensor — determines distance by measuring how long it takes for light to hit an object before reflecting back.
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Latency A small but significant difference exists between speed and latency, which is the time it takes for devices to communicate with each other or with the server that's sending them information.
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The time it takes for airlines to respond varies, but some passengers get a response in less than five minutes, according to a new study by Conversocial, a customer service consulting firm.
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The system uses machine learning to analyze footage of restaurant staff, tracking metrics like how often a server tends to their tables or how long it takes for food to come out.
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Where UWB has the advantage over wifi and Bluetooth (used in Tile tags) is that it can measure distance based on the time it takes for radio waves to travel between devices.
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He made the calculation that whatever heat he takes for not releasing his returns is nothing compared to the storm kicked up by releasing any information on his finances to the public.
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But new data obtained by The New York Times shows just how long it takes for the Police Department to decide on an allegation that the Civilian Complaint Review Board has substantiated.
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Canada's exemption, allowing crops to be fumigated on arrival in India, is set to expire on March 31, overlapping with the 30-40 days it takes for shipments to reach India from Canada.
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These features further reduce the time it takes for them to dig up information and by reducing that time they're solving issues faster and helping the customer have a better experience with them.
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According to Hendrix, though, the length of time it takes for us to know whether an experimental Alzheimer's drug can actually work in people, from start to finish, is more like 10 years.
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What it took for them to be where they are, what it takes for them to get up each day and get out of the house knowing they could be assaulted or killed.
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The Handmaid's Tale shows the form that oppression takes for women, Atwood is arguing, but it could just as easily look at how oppression looks for a gay man, or a poor man.
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The university is working with 10 live cows from Schaap's farm to study how long it takes for PFAS to leave the animals once they start drinking water without PFAS compounds in it.
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What makes MBFWA so unique, however, is how little it takes for granted the privilege to provide a stage for its local talent in one of the most beautiful landscapes in the world.
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Which takes for granted that there is a grand plan, rather than merely a chaotic, arbitrary, and sometimes disappointing world, in which we do not know things much more often than we do.
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And although the effects of too much, too young are reversible, Dr. Chantrey says it can take time — longer than the three to four months it takes for your Botox to wear off.
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"When there's a better understanding of what it takes for a person to continue under certain circumstances there is a level of empathy and respect that you can't help but feel," says Zellweger.
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Central bank Governor Riad Salameh has said he will stabilize the economy for "as long as it takes" for the government to become more effective, pass a budget and tackle the structural deficit.
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There, Troy — clearly the more unstable of the two brothers — is leading a group of his own troops to kill the living and seeing how much time it takes for them to resurrect.
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Pilgrim also captured the lead up to the whale's impressive display, giving the viewer a glimpse into the power and speed it takes for a large humpback whale to breach the water's surface.
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They call it #transformation for a reason and I think when it comes to bodybuilding shows we don't give enough credit to the journey and what it takes for athletes to get there.
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The time it takes for a check to clear, for remittance funds to settle or for payroll to be deposited can mean the difference between paying a bill and incurring an overdraft fee.
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ICON has developed a method for printing a single-story 650-square-foot house out of cement in only 12 to 24 hours, a fraction of the time it takes for new construction.
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Others voiced complaints about the Army Corps of Engineers and how long it takes for projects to get approved for a permit — an issue that Trump has vowed to address in his bill.
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Even senior executives believe this special trait accounts for just over a quarter of (26%) what it takes for an employee to get promoted, according to research from the Center for Talent Innovation.
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At the start of the study, treatment options included older anticoagulants, also known as blood thinners, such as warfarin (Coumadin) that lengthen the time it takes for clots to form in the blood.
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And with it, the Joker became more vocal about what he believes in, such as his frightening observation that all it takes for someone to become like him is just one bad day.
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The time it takes for your head movement to be reflected by the headset's display: If you turn your head quickly, how long does it take for your perspective to change in accordance?
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Kimmy has no interest in becoming one of Dr. Dave's on-air patients, but that's what it takes for her to finally convince Cyndee not to go through with her wedding to Brandon.
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Number of the day 11 hours That's how long a round trip takes for rescue workers to check on the 12 boys and their coach who are trapped in a cave in Thailand.
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Sexual offenders need to know that they cannot continue with the crimes they are committing, and no matter how long it takes for a survivor to come forward, their crimes will be exposed.
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"We understand the time it takes for borrower accounts to be reviewed is a problem, and we are working with our loan servicers to fix it," said the department's press secretary, Liz Hill.
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The government said it would develop a network of licensed facilities that can humanely shelter migrant families in the months or longer it takes for their deportation or asylum cases to be heard.
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Think about the hundreds of years it takes for the earth to dissolve that bag in the landfill -- and the impact plastic has on wildlife and it will become a priority for you.
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The incubation period of the disease — the time it takes for symptoms to develop after a person has been exposed to the virus — is thought to be about two weeks, Dr. Messonnier said.
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The administration also wants to make it much more difficult for asylum seekers to get work permits during the months or years it takes for their claims to make their way through court.
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"We are both disturbed and disheartened to read these new allegations and we appreciate the courage it takes for anyone to come forward with this kind of account," the statement read in part.
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Japan has tried to farm bluefin tuna as an alternative supply, but the fish are difficult to raise on an industrial scale because of the time it takes for them to fully mature.
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A few dabs on the temples, around the hairline, or even the back of the neck is all it takes for it to do its thing, knocking out the pain with its cooling sensation.
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Those 25 frames show a femtosecond-long laser pulse passing through a beam splitter — note how at this scale the time it takes for the light to pass through the lens itself is nontrivial.
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GuardiCore, founded in 19903, helps customers detect active breaches inside their data centers in real time, reducing the time it takes for a company to realize it's even been hacked from months to minutes.
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Iglesias reviews for major outlets like NPR and is frank about what it takes for small-press authors to get their books into the hands of readers, and his tireless promotion has paid off.
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"A big issue is the ability to gather evidence of impact," she said, referring to the time it takes for global policies like the gag rule to have tangible, documentable impacts on world health.
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Basically, Burst is another value-add feature to help lower the bar in terms of what it takes for people to start entirely new businesses selling things online with little or no experience necessary.
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Being a technology enthusiast and early adopter means being intimately familiar with the rate it takes for new technology to drop in price to a level where it's sustainable as a true consumer product.
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Parents were asked to report on the average duration of their child's daytime and nighttime sleep, the time it typically takes for their child to fall asleep, and the frequency of their night awakenings.
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But Withings' new Body Cardio scale should be able to measure a user's PWV by calculating the time it takes for blood to flow from the heart's aorta to blood vessels in their feet.
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Wearables have long been a bit of a joke, with some complaining that their "time to drawer"—the time it takes for people to lose interest and abandon them—can be measured in months.
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But however long it takes for an AlphaGo-style showdown, the foundations have been laid for researchers to start their work, and StarCraft II should provide a fascinating platform for the field at large.
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Jens Monrad of FireEye, a cybersecurity firm that is conducting an audit of the theft, says the median time it takes for targeted companies to realise their systems have been compromised is 146 days.
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Google isn't going into any detail about the verification process though, and doesn't explain whether they'll be any official oversight from human curators — or how many votes it takes for information to be approved.
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Immigration advocates say asylum seekers sent to wait in Mexican border towns, for the weeks or months it takes for their cases to wind through backlogged immigration courts, face dangerous and possibly deadly conditions.
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A fifth of those patients reach hospitals but die within 48 hours, the time it takes for parasite-killing drugs to work, said Ana Rodriguez, a parasitologist at NYU Langone and a study author.
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Note, however, that the group is still expecting a small 72,2975-tonne refined metal deficit next year, presumably allowing for the time it takes for higher mine output to travel down the production chain.
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Harness makes money by taking a percentage of the fees that the referred advisers charge clients — the cut Harness takes for financial advice is 15%-20%, based on a user agreement on the website.
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That's all the time it takes for the guy in the video below to lay out a wrap, add veggies and falafel, add sauce and then wrap the whole thing up ready to serve.
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"Time-of-flight" sensors, for example, calculate distances by measuring the time it takes for light to reflect from an object and could be used in drones or robotics for gesture and object recognition.
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A creaking door and a shocking edit can be all it takes for us to yelp in surrender, as our sympathetic nervous systems kick in and we grab our seat arms or each other.
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One job loss, a health scare that keeps you from working, or an emergency situation might be all it takes for you to lose your home, your car, and anything else you might own.
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Researchers demonstrated the algorithm on card games but it can be applied to AVs to lower the time it takes for an AI-powered system to identify and avoid new obstacles on the road.
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Generally speaking, direct spending by the government tends to provide the most bang for the buck, though it drawback is the length of time it takes for the money to move out the door.
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The so-called Big Three of Federer, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal, who have dominated the sport, will be down to the Big Two for as long as it takes for Federer to recover.
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Today's blockchain speeds, measured in minutes, are far quicker than the two days it takes for a trade currently to be reconciled, paid for and its value transferred (settled) between buyer and seller's custodians.
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He won his class in 1995, and although he never posted an overall win, he has been in so many endurance races that he knows what it takes for drivers and teams to compete.
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The CDC says this is due to the time it takes for an ill person to see a doctor and for laboratory tests to be run and the results submitted to public health agencies.
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He reminds Heat icon Udonis Haslem of a smaller version of himself, someone who'll do whatever it takes for the team to win without ever backing down from challenges that stand in his way.
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It's important to note that it can take a few years to run a study and the amount of time it takes for the FDA to approve a drug can also be a few years.
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In terms of long-term health effects of vaping, these are currently difficult to estimate because of the long time it takes for health problems to manifest: we simply do not have the data yet.
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It's a way for Lyft to help drivers save money without actually increasing fares (which could drive down demand) or decreasing the percentage of each payment Lyft takes for itself (which would reduce its revenue).
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Ultimately, its goal is to improve relations between the nations that lie along it—namely Ecuador, Brazil, Peru, and Colombia—as well as increase the speed it takes for Asian imports to reach South America.
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Time-of-flight is a catch-all term for a type of technology that measures the time it takes for something (be it a laser, light, liquid, or gas particle) to travel a certain distance.
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Increasingly, consumers are buying online and choosing in-store pickup, or prioritizing the convenience of having a product immediately instead of waiting the 48 hours it takes for Amazon to get it to their doorstep.
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New York senator Kirsten Gillibrand is the most recent victim of the "oh no, an ambitious woman, so scary!" new cycle after finding herself at center of several smarmy takes for, uh, being a politician.
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The speed of light is constant, so LIGO can determine the length of the tunnels by measuring the time it takes for a laser to bounce from one end of the tunnel to the other.
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Laser beams are pulsed in the perpendicular legs and then LIGO scientists measure the time it takes for the laser beam to hit one end of a tunnel leg and return to its starting point.
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"She at first wasn't thrilled that he had been in contact with people from his past, but now she wants him to do whatever it takes for him to move forward," says the Bieber source.
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The drug that Ledford takes for nerve pain, Neurontin (generically known as gabapentin), alters brain chemistry in such a way that Ledford's lawyers argue he would be subject to more pain than the average person.
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And the neutrinoless double beta decay is really, really rare—its half life, the amount of time it takes for half of the possible events to happen, is several times the age of the universe.
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These sensors ping out beams of light like radar, measuring the time it takes for the light to return to judge how far away objects are, and to map out a scene in three dimensions.
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Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao has repeatedly said that the "problem is not money," it's how long it takes for construction permits to get approved – an issue Trump has promised to address in his infrastructure package.
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There is certainly something to be said about the kind of privilege it takes for women like June — white, college-educated, and (formerly) gainfully employed with benefits — to be willing to rage against the machine.
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George R. R. Martin would never have allowed a raven to get from the Wall to Dragonstone in less time than it takes for me to get to work on the New York City subway.
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He takes for granted that the biblical account of Jewish history, a story of tribes merging voluntarily, is historically accurate, and then more or less asserts that the biblical account is typical of all nations.
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If you're wondering how long it takes for a spoonful of cocaine to be snorted in the latest season of "Billions," the answer is: more than one second after the opening credits, less than 10.
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And the survey found that even if suppliers and manufacturers' factories get back up and running, transportation disruptions caused by coronavirus could extend the time it takes for finished products to make it to consumers.
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JAKARTA, March 29 (Reuters) - The amount of time it takes for imports to clear Indonesian ports will be reduced to 3.7 days from 4.7 days under new reforms of procedures, the chief economics minister said.
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The holes in his body could have been sewn up—they just couldn't be sewn up in less than the five or six minutes it takes for the brain to die from lack of oxygen.
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Through his research, Campbell also found that the four-month mark — the apparent satisfaction peak in any dating relationship — is typically how long it takes for someone dating a narcissist to see their true colors.
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McClure became fixated on a YouTube comment that ruminated on how the appeal of watching people play kaizo levels isn't seeing a perfect run, but how long it takes for them to climb the mountain.
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Our Infrastructure category, worth 350 out of 2,500 points, looks at roads, bridges, ports, airports, rail and utilities — everything that it takes for a business to get its people and products where they need to be.
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Sure, you could log-in to play games, go on quests for faeries, or see how long it takes for your Cybunny to starve, or you could learn how to code and navigate the stock market.
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VICE News went to the West Bank to find out what it takes for a settlement to be authorized and what this rapid expansion will mean for the prospects of the stalled Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
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When Tyrion finally comes face-to-face with his ex-wife, Sansa, again, we'll find out just how much responsibility the youngest Lannister sibling takes for his actions — and if he blames the Lady Of Winterfell.
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He doesn't need to worry about paying the bills, he unquestioningly trusts authority, he takes for granted both his safety and his happiness because he assumes it's his absolute right to be both safe and happy.
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""I would certainly rather the industry not go broke, but if that's what it takes for everyone to acquire some values and lose the sense of entitlement, maybe a little belt-tightening wouldn't be so tragic.
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Under his leadership, the company announced plans to combine its menswear and womenswear catwalk shows into a single presentation, and slash the amount of time it takes for customers to obtain items seen on the runway.
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The researchers analyzed changes in markers of immune system responses in blood samples taken three months after a prescribed burn or wildfire, which is the time it takes for those changes to show up, they note.
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ET on Wednesday morning there are four separate posts just on the first page of the DestinyTheGame subreddit (1, 2, 3, 4) that take issue with the amount of time it takes for abilities to recharge.
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As we have mentioned before on this blog, a study by the World Travel and Tourism Council, an industry body, measured the time it takes for tourism to bounce back from a variety of adverse events.
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In the time it takes for everyone to ooh and ahh over how amazing it smells when the essential oils from the cardamom are released, Sharma is done toasting and takes the mixture off the heat.
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The pendulum clock (conceived by Galileo, made by Christiaan Huygens) was useful for accurate timekeeping because the time it takes for a pendulum to swing is approximately the same regardless of the size of the pendulum.
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Joe Gould's Teeth, Lepore's eleventh book in 19423 years, takes for its subject a man who could not stop writing, and who certainly thought of himself (despite much evidence to the contrary) as a great man.
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Seen through Margaret's eyes, the surface of a brook becomes a whole fertile world, teeming with bubble people, living and dying and raising their bubble children in the time it takes for a bubble to pop.
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" She also said that Rob's relationship with Chyna has caused drama within the family, but if this is what it takes for him to feel better about himself, then she doesn't care "who he is dating.
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It's equipped with a radar altimeter which can track sea surface heights by pulsing microwaves down at the surface of the ocean and measuring the time it takes for that pulse to return to the spacecraft.
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For several months, developers and farmers in northeast Japan have been testing a new drone that can hover above paddy fields and perform backbreaking tasks in a fraction of the time it takes for elderly farmers.
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"President Obama should start working now with President-elect Trump to ensure that this program extends as long as it takes for every applicable veteran to be properly screened and granted the appropriate pardon," Rowan wrote.
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By the Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, there's a relationship between how well you can measure the energy of a particle and how well you can measure the amount of time it takes for the particle to decay.
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In addition to being a devastating symbolic setback for Europe, a collapse of Schengen would increase the amount of time it takes for goods to be transported across European borders, raising costs for companies and consumers.
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That went into effect in early May and, given the time it takes for container ships to go from China to the United States, is only beginning to ripple through to the costs of consumer goods.
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While there is no set pattern on how long it takes for a recession to hit once the yield curve has flipped, it took about 18 months before the last deep recession about a decade ago.
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"The lesson is just how long it takes for even a relatively simple technology to have an impact on business, because of the hard work it takes to implement it reliably in complex environments," Brynjolfsson notes.
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"The real danger that we face as Democrats is picking a candidate who can't pull our party together or someone who takes for granted big parts of the Democratic constituency," Ms. Warren said during the debate.
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Brain injuries are not always immediately apparent, officials have said, noting that delays in reporting the injuries can also be caused by the time it takes for information to work its way to leaders in Washington.
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Their only contact is a mobile phone that becomes increasingly unreliable as a form of communication; the further the teenage girl goes into outer space, the longer it takes for her text messages to reach Earth.
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All it takes for a quarantine to fail is for a few cases to slip through the cracks, which is perhaps why Russian health officials reacted so strongly when a woman recently escaped her own quarantine.
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" "Perhaps the aging men who are poised to interrogate her, unless they hide behind surrogates, should pause for a moment and think about the courage it takes for a woman to say: Here is my memory.
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Yeakel and his colleagues derived the amount of time it takes for an "average" land mammal to burn its excess energy, which is stored as body fat, by looking at allometric data from around 100 land mammals.
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The cost to protect Trump in Palm Beach is dramatically less than what it takes for around-the-clock protection in New York, where officials say it costs New York City more than $1 million a day.
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Max's case exemplifies how difficult it is to escape an aggressive stalker, especially on the internet, how powerful anti-gay persecution in Germany still is, and how long it takes for its victims to finally see justice.
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"You gotta also recognize the time it takes for cultural transformation, for generational transformation, for people to be able to learn how to manage and exercise rights and certain freedoms," Secretary of State John Kerry told reporters.
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Put your jewelry in it, fill it with little candies, or in the case of more outre versions, just leave it be and see how long it takes for your guests to realize what it even is.
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The longer it takes for Europe — the United States' largest trading partner — to make up lost ground, the greater the risk the region will be trapped in the same kind of long-term stagnation that afflicts Japan.
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The new scanning technology will instead use computer vision and ML (machine learning) to recognize products without scanning the barcode, cutting the time it takes for the app to identify the product in question, the retailer explains.
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When Fallout 4 was came out in 2015, they saw a 10% decrease in their site traffic within a few hours of its release (about how long it takes for the very large file game to download).
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At the end of the day, both of these are trying to compress the amount of time it takes for employees to find answers to the information that they need, in addition to making it less frustrating.
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He was introduced to me by a friend as "a metal/punk dude with good politics who plays country music," which is about as much as it takes for me to make a new pal these days.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The longer it takes for Britain and the European Union to start negotiations on their future relationship after Brexit, the higher the chance of a no deal scenario, trade minister Liam Fox said on Wednesday.
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That's how long it takes for the specific conditions that create eclipses (the phases of the moon, the distance of the moon to Earth, and the moon crossing the plane of Earth's orbit) to line back up.
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Robinette Barmer, 61, a former seamstress and caterer from Baltimore now on a disability pension, said that without Obamacare she could not afford the various medications she takes for ailments such as asthma and high blood pressure.
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Last summer, Michael Ellis, the international director of the Michelin Guides, and four other panelists sat on a stage in a swanky Singapore hotel and discussed what it takes for a restaurant to earn a Michelin star.
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But its fundamental problem is so different from the age-old theory of democracy which everybody takes for granted that it seems that this difference has not been grasped, just because of the simplicity of the theory.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. securities regulators are poised to shorten the amount of time it takes for a securities trade to settle, from three to two business days, in an effort to reduce credit and market risk exposure.
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Featured in this year's Sexiest Man Alive issue, which hits stands this week, Bobby Berk, Karamo Brown, Tan France, Antoni Porowski and Jonathan Van Ness know just what it takes for men to become their best selves.
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Time is on Trump's side, because the longer it takes to get to a deal, the longer it takes for sanctions to be lifted and the greater the risk over time that Kim's grip on power weakens.
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The longer it takes for Volkswagen to come up with a way to stop the cars from spewing illegal levels of pollution, the greater the fines it is likely to have to pay the United States government.
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Colin has shown ZERO interest in furthering his football career anywhere other than the NFL, seemingly because he believes he's proven he's got what it takes for the league, and his absence is about politics, not performance.
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"Do you know how long it takes for someone to send an email on your behalf?" said Ms. Katz, a veteran strategist who has worked for Mayor Bill de Blasio and the former Nevada senator, Harry Reid.
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Starting in November, the ECB will make 20 billion euros ($21.9 billion) of net asset purchases per month for as long as it takes for the euro zone's inflation and growth outlooks to return to satisfactory levels.
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If a majority of them don't support any one candidate on the first ballot, then they will have to vote again, for as many rounds of balloting as it takes for one candidate to get a majority.
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In the six or so seconds it takes for the next screen to pixelate on a smartphone, DraftKings has run the user's name, address, date of birth and Social Security number against numerous databases to authenticate identity.
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For the latest example of what it takes for the myth to unravel, you need look no further than the prospectus issued in conjunction with the We Company's plans, now ignominiously sidelined, for an initial public offering.
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If you want us to provide some of the health and family security that the rest of the advanced world takes for granted, we're going to need more revenue, not rely on the elimination of imaginary waste.
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Non-franchise movies still have an uphill battle compared to their IP-based counterparts, but box office analysts do see in this year's success stories some signs of what it takes for original movies to succeed financially.
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Johnson told me that the kind of skepticism Berger encountered is widespread among people in the field, who have seen how long it takes for our understanding of the brain to grow—"it's appropriately cautious," he said.
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New image processing techniques will shrink the time it takes for a computer to understand what it sees from milliseconds to microseconds, while the human eye will always have 13 milliseconds of latency in processing visual stimuli.
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In short, companies and firms are planning for the worst, and the longer it takes for the UK to figure out what it wants (what it really, really wants), the more likely it is that businesses will leave.
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To measure how "bubbly" spacetime is, Ng suggests a thought experiment involving clocks clustered in a spherical volume of spacetime which transmit and receive light signals and measure the time it takes for the signals to be received.
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These drugs can reduce the time it takes for symptoms to improve, but not all of them work to the same extent, they don't eliminate risks of more health complications and viruses can become resistant to the drugs.
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All it takes for nothing to change is for voters to keep voting for the "least worst" major party candidate instead of voting for someone who represents their choice and who has earned their respect and their votes.
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WASHINGTON, March 22 (Reuters) - The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission voted unanimously on Wednesday to shorten the amount of time it takes for stock and bond trades to settle, from three business days down to two business days.
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The Guardian reports today that the UK government would like to see the time it takes for online extremist content to be removed to be greatly speeded up — from an average of 36 hours down to just two.
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Rahm Emanuel: He has not given any signals he'll run, but friends tell us the Chicago mayor thinks he has a better read than the others on what it takes for a Democrat to win in today's America.
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MacFarlane's "a guy who lives three or four years in the future, and he takes for granted things that don't actually exist yet, is kind of how I would describe his mindset," Millington tells me with a smile.
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And decades of sex research is clear that it tends to take many women longer to learn to experience orgasm than it takes for men, probably in part because women tend to start masturbating at a later age.
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We all know that all it takes for a major economic or tax policy to be embraced by the public and sail through the congressional approval process is a solid paper or two written by a top economist.
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Hohlfeld said the energy efficient lights and the battery would hold enough power for the duration of the voyage; for example, for the approximately three weeks it takes for the vessel to travel from the UK to China.
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ASUS 24-inch FHD Gaming Monitor — save £80 This ASUS fast gaming monitor shortens the time it takes for rendered frames to display on the screen, providing gamers with the opportunity to improve their in-game response time.
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"By slowing down the time it takes for a union to hold an election, it will be much more difficult for any union to win an election or even form a union in the first place," she said.
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Part of the problem with weed is people don't know how much THC they're consuming in any given product, Johnston said, adding we need to study how long it takes for cannabis to dissolve in the system—i.e.
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As he recently explained to the Guardian, the long queues at record pressing plants have nearly tripled the time it takes for Above Board's inventory to get pressed, up from around four weeks to two-to-three months.
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His landmark treatise made him a father of probability theory, something the modern world seemingly takes for granted — until something terrifyingly random, like the ravages of an invisible viral predator, vaults it to the forefront of our consciousness.
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His landmark treatise made him a father of probability theory, something the modern world seemingly takes for granted — until something terrifyingly random, like the ravages of an invisible viral predator, vaults it to the forefront of our consciousness.
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In March, the pair opened up in a PEOPLE cover story about a myriad of topics both professional and personal — including Shepard's past battle with addiction and his hard-won sobriety, which isn't something Bell takes for granted.
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The Brooklyn show likewise takes for granted the idea that Kahlo's artwork is merely an extension of her constructed persona, a fact which becomes obvious when one notices how few of her paintings actually appear on the walls.
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Not only are the values that the left takes for granted heatedly disputed in many sections of the country, the way many Democratic partisans assert that their values supplant or transcend traditional beliefs serves to mobilize the right.
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Whether your goal is to save precious counter space, pare down your kitchen essentials, or speed up the time it takes for your pasta to get from pot to plate, you'll love this cheap and convenient kitchen tool.
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Given uncertainty over how long it takes for the virus to be contained, the BOJ must now be ready to deal with the long-term impact the epidemic will have on the economy, he told parliament on Wednesday.
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She said there are still some risks that manufacturers face — private businesses that are contracted to help with such projects risk default if the time it takes for them to get payment from their work takes too long.
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Different organisms take varying amounts of time to produce symptoms that might be recognized as food poisoning, and the "transit time" it takes for food to make its way through the digestive tract varies from person to person.
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They've done this by removing stops or spacing them out, building dedicated bus lanes, and decreasing the time it takes for people to get on and off the bus, for instance by letting people board through rear doors.
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" "My guess," he added, "is there is probably some wiggle room at the ITC for what it takes for their part of the process but not an indefinite amount and that means time is really of the essence.
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For now, Gaensler and his team are planning on looking for a galaxy even younger than the first one to study their formations, which he said is important in understanding what it takes for life to form in space.
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Ok sure, whatever it takes for something as airy and joyful as 200% Galcher, a collection that strolls through rubbery basslines, fragmented streams of consciousness, puttering percussion, and sincere Mac Dre references over the course of its 10 tracks.
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Unconvinced, officers took Rushing to jail, where he was strip-searched, denied the medication he takes for back pain, and locked up for ten hours before being released on a $2,500 bond for possession of a firearm and methamphetamine.
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But streamlining all this, in theory, reduces the overhead of just how much time it takes for those employees to hunt down the right people, and also make sure it's easier to access everything and get to work faster.
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Whether you have 2A waves or 4C coils, you're probably definitely aware that curly hair tends to be on the drier side — the tighter the curl pattern, the longer it takes for your natural oils to reach your lengths.
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Ms. Reardon, whose husband is old enough to be covered by Medicare, said she would rather pay out of pocket for the drugs she takes for fibromyalgia and the handful of doctor appointments she tends to need each year.
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Here is my process: I choose a 3-to-5-minute track so that it would last about the length of time it takes for you to look at and turn the 16 pages of one of my books.
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André Müller, a Max Planck researcher who led the imaging team, says they hope to gain some insight on how long it takes for new planets to come together and what processes are needed to form a baby world.
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The setup generates a grid of data points and based on how long it takes for the acoustic signals to bounce back to each of the microphones, a 3D image of a hidden object or obstacle can be generated.
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The human body and the human brain are fascinatingly complicated, and the incredible amount of skill and self-knowledge that it takes for a successful athlete to keep both in working order is a truly stunning thing to behold.
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Since March this year, Bluetooth-powered beacon technology has been used to send ads to passengers' mobiles, capitalizing on what marketers call "dwell time" — the 17 minutes of doing nothing it takes for the average bus journey in London.
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When it comes to the time it takes for the market to forgive a company like Wells Fargo for its past transgressions, Jim Cramer says the big bank is not unlike one food chain that also paid its dues.
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Right now it's only the title of a short, national security documentary, but 33 minutes is all the time it takes for a nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) to reach the continental United States from anywhere on Earth.
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We can't live up to this ideal if we are stuck in the past or building a treatment system that ignores the stark realities of what it actually takes for people to get well, recover, and reclaim their lives.
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"This will not automatically reduce systematic appeals against projects, but will hopefully accelerate the process and thereby cut by at least two years off the time it takes for projects to be connected to the grid," she told Reuters.
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These poems track the fault lines in Lee's work to its historical source, but the best work here takes for granted a past of rupture and trauma, implying, beneath its placid verbal surfaces, the pain it seeks to transform.
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"Increasing the pool of researchers who can access data and decreasing the time it takes for them to review and find new patterns in that data is critical to speeding up development of lifesaving treatments for patients," he added.
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He kept reminding me of that quote about all it takes for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing: Instead of trying to bolster Clark, why wasn't he commenting publicly about the sexism she was facing?
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The Phase III ARCTIC study is testing whether durvalumab on its own or in combination with tremelimumab can increase overall survival or delay the time it takes for lung cancer to worsen, when given as a third-line treatment.
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So I believed the guys I was working with had what it takes for us to make an important record that would stand, and I just hoped that I would do my job to carry that weight as well.
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The time it takes for one to show up is so low, and the travel time so much quicker than other options, that parents now have 30 minutes to an hour more to spend with their kids every day.
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Soon after, the actress Trace Lysette came forward publicly, saying that Mr. Tambor had "made many sexual advances and comments" and, on one occasion, physically assaulted her between takes for a scene in which both actors were wearing pajamas.
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What I don't get is it seems like when I talk to people, everybody takes for granted that we all really want a hangover cure, but then everybody also seems to take for granted it's impossible to find one.
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I just really don't think he has what it takes, for all of those reasons, but mostly because many Navajos, the code talkers specifically, truly love this country, despite everything it's done to try to erase us from it.
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That home needs to be safe and secure: plutonium is an emitter of virulent radiation, and has a half-life of 22019,000 years (a half-life is the time it takes for half of the radioactive material to decay.).
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In September, for example, it introduced a new program called "certified for humans," which is designed to help smart appliance makers cut down on the number of steps it takes for customers to connect their gadgets to Amazon's Alexa.
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I will do whatever is necessary to help ensure their success, whatever it takes for them to know that I unconditionally love them and will continue to support them and advocate for them, for the rest of their lives.
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And while there's no real cure for their scatterbrain (yet), there are small devices that can help cut down on the time it takes for them to search for their car keys or house keys at any given moment.
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In "What It Takes for an Independent Record Store to Survive Now," in Pitchfork, Joel Oliphint tracked the ups and downs of Used Kids, a record store in Columbus, Ohio, that has managed to stay afloat for 30 years.
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The Trump administration wants to impose yet another hurdle on asylum seekers: making it much more difficult for them to get work permits during the months or years it takes for their claims to make their way through court.
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"If you're a woman who's making on average, in California, $10.08 as a caregiver, you can't afford to miss one paycheck, let alone the time it takes for a case like this to be litigated and processed," Butler said.
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Wayne Sutton of Change Catalyst, Rachel Williams, head of diversity at Yelp, and LaFawn Davis, global head of culture and inclusion at Twilio, talked about what it takes for tech companies to get at the root of their diversity problems.
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The hilarious Twitter takes for this emerging saga practically write themselves: Of course, racially charged killings and a new president who seems to actively encourage brutality are dominating the lion's share of America's policing attention these days—and deservedly so.
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Insurer Euler Hermes said it expects days sales outstanding, a measure of time it takes for firms to pay invoices, to rise in China to 81 days in 2016, from 77 in 2015, and sees corporate insolvencies jumping 20 percent.
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The charred husk of Quigley's car was towed away and Quigley was taken to Sacramento County Main Jail, where he'll presumably get some time to mull over better driving practices and how long exactly it takes for eyebrows to grow back.
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There's a phenomenal double standard we're still trying to shake; that boys can and will date or sleep around, and that girls will wait – patient, wholesome, and faithful, whiling away the time it takes for their soulmates to come around.
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To make sure that the researchers are measuring the response, they have to account for the lag time it takes for the blood to get to the correct part of the brain, which is what the machine is truly measuring.
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To subscribe on iOS, you have to buy what Twitch is calling "iOS Sub Tokens," which cost $5.99, or slightly more than the normal $5 for a Tier 1 sub — and that's because of the cut Apple takes for app purchases.
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But if you're hosting a party and you own Ring Fit Adventure, all it takes for a good time is to whip out the ring controller and leg strap, which can be passed around to each player when it's their turn.
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The artists in the show reference history, art history, pop culture, science, and identity to underscore that, in addition to reason, our understanding of the world is informed by our complex emotional relationships with phenomena that sensory perception takes for granted.
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While we as a culture are gradually becoming more aware of the many ways that bodies can differ from the norm, much of the world still takes for granted that people sleep at night and are awake during the day.
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When negotiators returned to the bargaining table on Monday, one of the main unresolved issues involved how much to shorten the time it takes for a new worker at GM to reach full pay, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Placing a satellite constellation in Low Earth Orbit reduces latency issues (time it takes for data to travel to a satellite and back to the user, important for streaming applications or gaming) and, with enough satellites, can provide true global coverage.
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Some anti-chaebol types carp that Mr Kim now seems to be more chaebol sympathiser than sniper, and that a disarming approach will get firms to play nice only as long as it takes for the government's reformist fervour to cool.
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They're watching 35.6 kilograms of a special form of germanium, the shiny semiconducting metal, sitting inside a vat of liquid argon inside a bigger vat of water, waiting however long it takes for it to experience a neutrinoless double beta decay.
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If the average temperature in an area rises from 663 degrees to 26 degrees Celsius, infection levels can increase because the time it takes for the malaria parasite to develop in the mosquito is halved to about 11 days, Abeku said.
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Available initially in the Bay Area, CarDash works with a number of local service centers so that it can ensure a high quality of work, while also reducing the cost and amount of time it takes for repairs to be completed.
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Most banks have adopted a three-year vesting period for executive pay, but the Journal reported that U.S. industry regulators are prepared to extend how long it takes for a senior banker to accrue all of his or her bonus.
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This isn't some high-level hacking going on here either — all it takes for a determined thief to grab a treasure trove full of card data is a laptop with an internet connection and some basic guesswork, the paper says.
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That is, they argue forcefully against defining race or gender in terms of any objectively identifiable biological factors, even as they promote an extremely tendentious definition of race that simply takes for granted the impossibility of transitioning to another race.
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If you were to go outside without a spacesuit on, death will come swiftly Meanwhile, you have about 15 seconds until you lose consciousness — the average amount of time it takes for your oxygen-deprived blood to reach your brain.
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If the number of people moving from point A to point B increases by 9%, and the number of gates they can pass through decreases by 10%, what happens to the time it takes for them to complete the process?
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The Touch calculates the amount of time it takes for a signal to make it through the upper portion of your body and return to the device, and using that data it can estimate your body fat and muscle mass percentages.
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By monitoring the time it takes for signals to arrive at different receivers, and applying a little mathematics, it is possible to work out where a player is on the pitch at any given moment, and how quickly he got there.
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For viewers familiar with Franz Kafka's story "In the Penal Colony," the calligraphy on Mr. Scheuer's skin may recall the sentences, etched by torture machinery, on a condemned prisoner's body during the 12 hours it takes for him to die.
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Turnaround will depend on the complexity of the prescription, but a safe estimate for processing is two to three days plus one day for shipping (not including the time it takes for the Spectacles to arrive at the lens manufacturer).
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The longer it takes for the party leaders to find a champion, the less it looks as if they are deciding and the more it looks as if they are just following — even if they follow to a party-acceptable candidate.
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When we were in college, my friend designed a website to calculate how long it takes for ice cream to melt, taking into account the weather at the user's location and the flavor (coffee, chocolate or vanilla) and size of scoop.
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Network congestion is an obvious consequence of increased usage, and that can lead to latency, which is the amount of time it takes for a packet of information to get from its source (a server) to its destination (your computer).
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The study found that it could take weeks for people to recover from coronavirus, which could magnify potential health care shortages: The longer it takes for people to get better, the longer they may need precious hospital space and resources.
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"We will probably spend more money on legal fees on this particular case than it takes for us to be able to bring healthy babies into the world," Senator Bobby Singleton, the top Democrat in the chamber, said on Thursday.
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My brain is so close to my mouth, yet in the time it takes for a thought to travel between the two and become a sentence, the meaning is diluted and fudged to something I don't really mean at all.
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"But we're not the Netherlands!" a lot of people feel compelled to shout, hoping to cast me and others like me off into the Phantom Zone of bad takes for the crime of attempting (but failing) to imagine a better world.
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Apps work well if you're just getting started and don't have a lot of money to invest — maybe just a few hundred bucks — or if you don't want to pay the fees it takes for a human to manage your money.
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Essentially a laser emitted by a device skims across or otherwise very quickly illuminates the scene, and the time it takes for that laser's photons to return allows it to quite precisely determine the distance of every spot it points at.
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That's what it takes for a bitter failed presidential candidate who has enriched herself dozens of times over to still sit there and nurse a grudge over how long it took for her main rival in the primary to endorse her.
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The Democratic argument: "By slowing down the time it takes for a union to hold an election, it will be much more difficult for any union to win an election or even form a union in the first place," said Rep.
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The months and, sometimes, years it takes for immigration and asylum cases to wind through a clogged court system can cause the authorities to lose track of immigrants living and working in the country, because they have fled or simply moved.
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The firmest and smartest declaration to be made at this juncture is that Davis's reverse layup and swished 3-pointer from the left wing Sunday night should be the last two shots he takes for the rest of the season.
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Remy and Ego both devote themselves, for reasons neither one entirely understands but in ways that seem innate and involuntary, to the especially intense appreciation of something everyone else either takes for granted or enjoys in a casual, undisciplined way.
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If you haven't left an oppressive religious community, peeking inside one may seem novel, a curious poking of your nose into a weird upside-down world where everything mainstream culture takes for granted is swapped out for some alternate reality.
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THE HAGUE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - An estimated 10 to 15 million people are not recognized as nationals by any country, often depriving them of basic rights most of the world takes for granted such as education, healthcare, housing and jobs.
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You have to assume that the Penguins have run him through all the tests and decided he's 100 percent recovered, but it's hard not to wonder if the next big hit could be the last one he takes for a while.
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BANNON: I think if you put in instead they are going, hey, this guy is the leader of the west he&aposs laying out methodically what it takes for the defense of the west that they have to have an alliance that works.
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In the Dump on Trump app, users get to throw an emoji-like swirl of feces on Trump's head by calculating when he'll be under an open pipe and the time it takes for the poop to make it to his head.
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The time it takes for nicotine to reach lethal concentrations by inhalation would mean you became violently sick and too unwell to continue vaping (and you would get strong bodily feedback that you should stop considerably before that unless it was intentional).
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Judging by the usual amount of time it takes for devices to go through these kinds of approval processes, that means we could potentially see the Note 7R being sold in the US in early June "at the latest," according to Techno Buffalo.
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Instead of projecting up to 30,000 infrared dots in order to gauge distance, the new rear 3D might shoot out lasers and then calculate distance based on how long it takes for the light to bounce off objects before returning to the sensor.
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"It carefully and deliberately sidesteps the sources of controversy and disagreement in the bilateral relationship and implicitly takes for granted that contact between Trump and Putin will provide a completely new direction and impetus for restoration of cooperation and mutual trust," Weiss said.
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I love that Amazon has decided to specialize in seriously artsy affairs when it comes to which films it buys, but I absolutely hate how long it takes for those films to go from theaters to digital rentals to actually playing on Amazon.
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Many immigrants don't ultimately prevail in immigration court, but the time it takes for them to build their cases (and the fact that immigration courts are understaffed) means that it usually takes months or years for a judge to reach that conclusion.
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In addition, given the time it takes for legal and regulatory matters to be processed (cases can take years before a settlement may be reached), MCO can preserve additional liquidity if it believes a case may result in a material cash payment.
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Trump, an immigrant herself, walked around the facilities, grilling officials about whether the minors could make phone calls to relatives, about children's physical and mental states when they arrive, and how long it takes for them to be reunited with family members.
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He says the plant should be "green gold", for it is one of the world's swiftest growers, gaining up to 1m a day, and can be harvested in under ten years, half the time it takes for the softest woods to mature.
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The New Orleans native, who quickly made a name for himself by founding and selling his trash business to become one of the stars of New Orleans' social causes, recently broke down what it takes for someone to display natural-born leadership skills.
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I left behind family and friends, a thriving social life, a successful fashion public relations firm I started in 2016 -- that has now crumbled in my absence, and all of the many other comforts one takes for granted until they are gone.
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As a result, Dr. Arthur performs the surgery if there are any signs of complication, rather than waiting and running the risk that comes with the 20 to 30 minutes it takes for an anesthesiologist to arrive in the middle of the night.
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Hall, Rae, and Martin are all virtuosic comedians, and it's great to see three black actresses in the middle of a big Hollywood comedy that takes for granted that it's perfectly normal, not a signifier of "niche" entertainment, that they're the leads.
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This is due to the undetermined and indiscriminate amount of time it takes for the drug to completely flush out of one's system—not ideal if the ban is imposed from January when you've been legally using the substance not long before then.
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"We want to rent your computer to send network requests to various websites on the internet so that we can tell our customers how long it takes for their website to load in different areas," said Marshal Webb, Path's Chief Technology Officer.
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I know my body and what it takes for me to actually lose weight, so I went into Noom with the expectations of accountability and education; I'm smart enough to understand that no app or pill can help you lose weight overnight.
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After the performance, during a Q. and A. with Jones and his company, the moderator asked a question about what it takes for someone like Dora to stand up and resist, and whether a piece like this can inspire people to act.
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There is a great film to be made on the Indian middle-class and lower middle-class obsession with an IIT education, the extent to which people will seek it, and the machinery it takes for those chosen few who do get through.
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For those who have been holding out on buying a new MacBook, the time is right, with an upgrade that should be sufficiently future-proof to take on the next few years — or however long it takes for the next major upgrade.
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Second, it takes for granted the proposition that precisely because the U.S. exports less to other countries than we buy in return, a trade war will hurt them more than it hurts us, reducing U.S. imports more than it reduces U.S. exports.
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It also means that sellers are being forced to adjust their prices on rival marketplaces, which can be a blow to any attempts to offset the huge chunk of change that Amazon takes for itself just to list merchant products on its site.
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And, both have outstanding learning capabilities: The thermostats will start heating or cooling based on how long it takes for your home to adjust to the setpoints you have scheduled, so the temp will be where you want it, when you want it.
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Whether it's occupying an elevator for as long as it takes for the NYU administration to respond to demands or marching miles to Trump Tower to protest the President's policies, student activism has continuously pushed limits in terms of calls for change.
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As we saw when he pushed aside the Montenegrin prime minister at a photo op in Brussels, Trump is the big rich kid in school who takes for granted that he's got to be in the front row for the class picture.
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Instead, she says, it's about faith and what it takes for a religion to make the leap from its first generation (which revolves around a charismatic leader) to its second (when it must become about memories and rituals tied to that leader).
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Then there's Radeon Anti-Lag, where AMD says it can drastically reduce the amount of time it takes for a game to react to your button press in situations where your game is overpowering your graphics card, theoretically giving you an advantage in competitive games.
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But beyond that, the unpaid, after-hours work party is providing a benefit to the owner by essentially getting free labor: Put people together with nothing in common other than work, and see how long it takes for them to start talking about work.
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The sidereal year is the length of time it takes for the Earth to return to the same place with respect to the "fix'd" and "constant" stars, so that Orion appears exactly in the same place in the sky, at exactly midnight, 365.2563 days later.
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The average time that it currently takes for an EMT to become aware of a vehicular accident—not even arrive at the scene, but simply be informed of the incident—is seven minutes in a rural area and three minutes in an urban area.
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To get an understanding of the interaction between the chemical and physical properties of the flies and Mono Lake's water, the research team developed a method for measuring the amount of force it takes for the fly to dip into and emerge from the water.
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I think comparing it to other... like influenza and other common diseases or is... How should people try to grapple with it and when did you have any sense of how long it takes for that sort of better grip on that mystery might take?
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Seriously, look at their size — they just disappear inside the ear and rest there comfortably for however long you care to use them — and then consider what techno magic it takes for something that small to sound as good as an over-ear audiophile headphone.
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"The time it takes for any price increases to make a re-appearance will depend on a combination of factors including the future value of the pound, commodity prices and any eventual impact of last week's Brexit vote," said Helen Dickinson, BRC's chief executive.
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President Donald Trump's allies are convinced any political hit he takes for the partial government shutdown will be worth the fight and are pushing him to continue to hold out on a deal to reopen the government unless it comes with significant border wall funding.
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Barry, who's a race car driver in her spare time, recruited a team of engineers to build a cloud-based system that medical providers can use to speed up the time it takes for a patient to access a specialty medicine, after it's prescribed.
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While this year's Mars retrograde really is over, we're still in the midst of its shadow period, which astrologers describe as the time it takes for a planet to return to where it was on the Wheel of the Zodiac before its retrograde began.
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We've all seen those MacBook-wielding "freelancers" holding court in coffee shops, swiping the seat near the power socket, and making one latte last for the three hours/however long it takes for them to finish the chapter in their obviously genre-defying novel.
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It seems like 3 years is how long it takes for the world to forget about this little trick, so expect to see someone holding up a sign during the 2019 football season asking for donations on whatever the latest payment platform happens to be.
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"What I'm really excited about is [seeing] how long it takes for these queens to figure out that it's really me," the singer says in a confessional video, ditching the cap and tossing out her blonde hair to show (shocker!) it was her all along.
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The "sidereal year" is the length of time it takes for the Earth to return to the same place with respect to the "fix'd" and "constant" stars, so that Orion appears exactly in the same place in the sky, at exactly midnight, 365.2563 days later.
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However, it can be much higher, as many factors can impact the overall cost of divorce — including the length of time it takes for your divorce to go through, the people you hire, and whether you and your spouse settle in or out of court.
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" Former Spanish foreign minister Ana Palacio said this week: "The longer it takes for pragmatism to re-enter the debate, the higher the chance that the chilling effect of the unknown will cause permanent damage to both the United Kingdom and the European Union.
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But if you want to be extra careful, try to keep them awake and alcohol-free for about an hour or two—roughly the maximum amount of time it takes for alcohol to absorb into the bloodstream—before letting them knock out, Davis says.
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Put it all together and what you have is something new for these always interesting times -- a scandal that doesn't involve Russia or center purely on Trump, but seems poised to dominate our attention for longer than it takes for the milk to spoil.
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She takes for granted that her readers know something about the landmark events of early Mormonism, including the mob attacks on Mormon communities in Missouri and Illinois, Smith's murder and Brigham Young's ascendancy, and the dismal wagon train journey to the promised land of Utah.
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"In some sense, the time it takes for building an HQ2 will be beneficial to the city that wins the bid because it gives them time to get a head start on figuring out inevitable infrastructure problems related to traffic and housing," Seslen said.
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An outbreak can be considered over if no new cases have shown up 42 days after the last instance of someone developing a telltale rash (the span of time covers two incubation periods, or how long it takes for someone infected to start showing signs).
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And instead of being one-day-only and limited to select restaurants, we're bringing more â€" a lot more â€" so that any fan who's willing to do whatever it takes for Szechuan Sauce will only have to ask for it at a nearby McDonald's.
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That feeling was only fueled by the New York Times' report about how Facebook had hired opposition research firm Definers, whose employees tried to seed stories with journalists that defamed the social network's critics, and wrote their own biased takes for Definers-affiliated publication NTK Network.
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All it takes for a non-monogamous relationship to work is adhering to three simple rules: Be honest about your intentions, communicate when they change, and don't beat yourself up, according to Jessica O'Reilly, PhD, a sexologist and host of the podcast Sex With Dr. Jess.
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To answer our question, we aggregated pre-IPO venture capital and venture debt deal data from around 2251,2192.5 companies that meet the following criteria: We're going to find out what it takes for a company to be at or above certain positions on the startup funding curve.
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The vast majority of the 70-odd companies that exist in the industry today are developing and trying to sell AM lidar sensors, which send out pulses of light outside the visible spectrum and then track how long it takes for each of those pulses to return.
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In other films, that would be a cause for sympathy, but in the 20 minutes it takes for Brent to actually get on the road, he presents himself as such an irritating, offensive character that his bandmates are entirely justified in ditching him at every opportunity.
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Tornado Fast Facts "So, we're headed home and we're going to be home so long as it takes for us to make sure these communities have the resources and the support they need to put themselves back together after these very violent storms," he told reporters.
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Google says a minimum of 30Mbps is required to play games in 4K at 60fps on Stadia, and games running at 1080p will need a 20Mbps connection — but again, it's also about how long it takes for a round trip between the servers and where you're playing.
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According to a statement by NASA, a satellite called Ice, Cloud and Land Elevation Satellite-2 (ICESat-2) will use lasers and "a very precise detection instrument" by timing how long it takes for the laser to reach the Earth and bounce back to the satellite.
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It takes, for instance, Apple's Portrait mode photography idea, where you have the choice of taking a portrait shot with an expertly blurred background or not, and hands the user full control of the degree of background blur both during and after you take the shot.
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Creativity and romance are also themes that come up for you right now: You're considering what it takes for you to feel valued, and whether you're able to simply be yourself and have fun—feelings that may have been missing in your life for a while.
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Chen says that what makes Send Reality tech special is how efficiently it's able to stitch together these photos, explaining that the company can put together over 100K photos in the same time it takes for top academic labs in the world to put together 5,000.
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This month, we're teaming up with health podcast Only Human (produced by WNYC) to investigate what it takes for regular people to stick with their resolutions in a new study — and you can be among those encouraged to "Stick To It," to use the project's official title.
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"We are at the time of year when the window for the U.S. to start making sales usually opens up ... The longer it takes for that export window to open, the harder it's going to take to catch up," said Karl Setzer, commodity risk analyst for AgriVisor.
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"We are at the time of year when the window for the U.S. to start making sales usually opens up ... The longer it takes for that export window to open, the harder it's going to take to catch up," said Karl Setzer, commodity risk analyst for AgriVisor.
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Poola Sreenivas, a software engineering director who has been at Yahoo for nine years, asked Bratseth -- today one of 10 or so AllTheWeb employees who remain at Oath today -- if there was a way to see how long it takes for Vespa to do its thing.
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For example, once an AI improves the operating efficiency of a production line to the point where it is rate-limited by the time it takes for the raw materials to chemically react, the AI can no longer find value for the customer for that specific application.
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The main benefit there is security; because UWB uses "time of flight" to ascertain location—it measures how long it takes for a radio wave to pass between two objects—it can help stymie so-called relay attacks, which spoof the radio signals of wireless key fobs.
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How long it takes for the search engine to go out and index your page again can vary, so if the deleted tweet is still appearing in search results and making you uncomfortable, try contacting the search company and requesting that the material be manually removed.
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They make calls as they fly and listen to the returning echoes to build a sonic map of their surroundings — this tells them how far away something is by the length of time it takes for the sounds to return, according to the Bat Conservation Trust's website.
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With that in mind, we partnered with Fox's Almost Family — a new show celebrating the absolute joy that accompanies widening and reconfiguring our family units — to poll 865 of our readers aged 18 to 54, from all across the country, about what shape "family" takes for them.
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And to be honest with you, we can build as many as it takes for us to really fill up the demand... T: To be honest with you, look, in London now, WeWork is considered the largest land occupier outside of the Royal family in London.
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The first, the CrescentCare Start Initiative, is a cutting-edge strategy for disseminating medication proven to be the fastest way to reduce HIV viral loads in a patient, thereby quickening the time it takes for the disease to be undetectable in their blood and thus scientifically untransmittable.
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Now they have to try to predict when the Court might rule — and see if it makes sense to reapply now, even if they only applied for their last renewal a year ago, or wait and see how long it takes for the Court to rule.
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"People have been focusing on the quantum of capital requirements, capital regulation but essentially it comes down to the momentum and the time it takes for banks to adapt "We have been moving from an environment where banks have been front-loading the new capital requirements up until 2016.
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And then, after the movie had gotten weirder, stranger, and more evocative than I could have ever anticipated, I realized it was a beautiful ode to loneliness, loss, and the fierce courage it takes for us flawed human beings to accept fate and move on when tragedy strikes.
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Mr Liveris says he learned to have a "dual horizon", with one eye on the one-to-two-year perspective of the stockmarket and the other on the longer time periods—a decade or more—that it takes for a cracker or R&D project to wash its face.
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Gowdy's series The American Superhero takes for its inspiration Marvel's Captain America, a comic superhero who has come to define what patriotism looks like, and asks Americans from all walks of life to don the character's iconic colors and shield to become the face of a true American superhero.
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Different cloud gaming services have different internet speed requirements, but you may need more than 20 Mbps to stream at 1080p, and you'll need a low ping (the time it takes for a server to respond to your request) to avoid the game lagging behind your button presses.
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When completed, the travel time for the 10 million people to travel between the two cities annually will drop from the current two hours on a ferry to 20 minutes on a high-speed train — the time it takes for an express train from Harlem to reach downtown Manhattan.
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It has its own memorable details, about everything from how long it takes for a family of 30003 to eat a big bowl of Waldorf salad to how young boys react when they hear a rumor that a TV star has accidentally flashed a nipple on a live show.
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In the amount of time it takes the pitch the reach the plate, the physical limitations imposed just on our bodies — the time it takes for nervous signals to travel from the brain to the correct locations in the body — have already sliced our available response time in half.
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If you think that a lot of Netflix content actually decays in sort of relevance really quickly, then all it takes for Apple is to spend $20 billion a few years in a row to actually sort of like catch up and have a catalog that's equally interesting.
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An interest rate increase in December seems "reasonable," Bullard said during an event in Phoenix, but beyond that "the new policies could have an impact but more likely in 2018 than 2017," given the uncertainty around action by Congress and the time it takes for policy to change.
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Yes. My girlfriend has gained eight stone [112 pounds] in three years since us meeting, and every mouthful she takes, every minute spent on the sofa slowly outgrowing her clothes, and each step less it takes for her to become breathless is recreated in detail in the bedroom.
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Some of the biggest fans of the apparent resurgence of Christie in New Hampshire polls have been Cruz allies, believing that the longer it takes for the fractious establishment lane to consolidate and anoint a candidate to take on Cruz and Trump, the better Cruz will ultimately fare.
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All it takes for a hotel, restaurant, or attraction to blow up is one good photo: A meticulously-composed Instagram shot that elicits wanderlust, hunger, or an all-important tap on the bookmark button, indicating the user's desire to actually visit the spot at some point in the future.
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For example, it didn't break down the metrics for each of its products or include the length of the critical payback period, which is the amount of time it takes for a user to become profitable after factoring in the costs to turn that person into a paying customer.
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His "frozen artworks" — materials embedded in ice and stored in industrial freezers in the gallery — signify duration in the time it takes for the water to freeze and the ice to melt, should a circuit blow, a freezer darken, and his frozen paintings be exposed to the atmosphere.
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There's something fitting in that given that the best way to pass the time it takes for the sheet mask to kick into effect (you have to lay the mask on your face for around 20 minutes) is catch up with your favorite shows or flip on a movie.
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Amount of time it takes for "Going vegan" to fail: It's so easy now that you'll probably manage it without even having to eat a lentil if you don't want to—but equally, you do love a two piece after a night out so the jury's still out.
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"What we are seeing here is that we have not yet learned the whole story of what it takes for tumors to be recognized by the immune system," said Dr. Jedd Wolchok, chief of the melanoma and immunotherapeutics service at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York.
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It's a book about how social constructs are constructed, about the assumptions and power that lurk inside concepts that have come to seem natural yet are anything but: Racism always takes for granted the objective reality of race, as just defined, so it is important to register their distinctness.
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Gerald Lefcourt, a leading criminal defense lawyer, told CNBC on Wednesday that Shkreli could actually spend more time locked up due to his bond revocation than he would otherwise be for a prison sentence given the time it takes for an appeal of a federal conviction to be resolved.
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"The professionals on the border know that a wall system is intended not only to prevent entry, it is intended to defer and to increase the amount of time and effort it takes for one to enter so that we can respond with limited border patrol agents," Waldman said.
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"Imagine the time it takes for a single pacemaker to get an update and the kind of process to update it in the field," says Ben Seri, who has found similar chip-level BLE implementation issues and is vice president of research at the embedded device security firm Armis.
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The company also announced this week that it wants to extend its blockchain loan facilities and will start to test negotiating and contracting syndicated loans on the network — again, to reduce the time and steps it takes for these, which can be particularly long, given that they involve multiple parties.
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The A7R III has a larger buffer (3+ seconds of uncompressed RAW or 28.0+ seconds of compressed before it jams), but it takes for freakin' ever to clear to the SD card, and you can't change some of the settings (or switch to video) while that's happening, which can be frustrating.
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While our generation is still defining itself, we do know that what it takes for a young adult to get by in the economic landscape we inherited is a tremendous amount of perseverance and passion, the two defining aspects of "grit," according to Angela Duckworth's recent commentary on the topic.
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It does this by replicating the methods our brain already uses to perceive and place sounds in real life: the difference in time it takes for a sound to reach your left and right ears, volume differences between our ears, and the changes in a sound's frequency between our ears.
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This is a pretty standard technique that we've seen roll out to a lot of other smartphones recently, including the Huawei-made Nexus 6P — it involves measuring how long it takes for a laser to reach its target and bounce back, letting the camera know how far away its subject is.
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Over email, Yandy's the VP of merchandising, Pilar Quintana, talked to me about what it takes for a meme to qualify for the sexy Halloween treatment, the Dat Boi costume that almost was, and how the Phoenix, Arizona-based company can churn out physical products at the speed of the internet.
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For the Harvard classics professor Richard F. Thomas, who has been gently teased by colleagues for teaching a freshman seminar about Bob Dylan — as well as for the students who sometimes get double takes for choosing the course — the announcement of the newest Nobel laureate in literature was hailed as vindication.
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The tech could be used to grant access to a Wi-Fi router based on the user's exact location Chronos works by calculating the time it takes for data to travel from the user to the access point, stitching measurements from many Wi-Fi bands to make the results more precise.
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The system uses cameras pointed at a plane parked at the gate to track everything that happens after the aircraft lands: how long it takes for fuel and catering trucks to arrive, whether the cargo door is open, and even if employees on the ground are wearing their safety vests.
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Facebook has "updated our proactive detection systems and reduced the average time it takes for our AI to find a violation on Facebook Live to 12 seconds -- a 2023 percent reduction in our average detection time from a few months ago," said Monica Bickert, Facebook's vice president of global policy management.
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Melissa Iachan, senior staff lawyer in the environmental justice division at New York Lawyers for the Public Interest, said the fact that only one marine transfer station was up and running a decade after the stations were approved was evidence of how maddeningly long it takes for change to occur.
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Facebook has "updated our proactive detection systems and reduced the average time it takes for our AI to find a violation on Facebook Live to 12 seconds — a 90 percent reduction in our average detection time from a few months ago," said Monika Bickert, Facebook's vice president of global policy management.
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The only time a high-yield savings account may not be worth it is if you&aposre paying excessive maintenance fees that eat into your interest payments or you find yourself restricted by the monthly transfer limit or time it takes for your money to get to your checking account.
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For many new distilleries, selling poitín is a way to survive for the five to eight years it takes for that spirit to mature and be sold as Irish whiskey (Teeling doesn't have that need—with mature stock from a previous distillery, they have been selling whiskey under the company name since 2000).
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Despite the appearance of feminine sexual characteristics, purely masculine inclinations, habits, affections, and aspirations developed inside of me, and gradually coming to isolate me from others, depriving me of the ability to have friends, to have people close to me, to have a family, and everything else that everyone else takes for granted.
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But his face instantly softens when you strike upon something he finds interesting and provocative, like a challenging interpretation of a lyric, or when you notice an easy-to-miss subtlety about his music, like the amount of time it takes for the drums to arrive on some of his best songs.
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Given the time it takes for light to travel to earth, what we perceive when looking at the night sky are instances of the past — pasts that are not even simultaneous with one another because the distance to the earth from an individual star determines when we will perceive each celestial body.
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