So you're looking at a four-year time frame, five-year time frame.
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"The fall time frame is really just a great time frame to celebrate new devices."
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Though some researchers supposed a longer time frame, and some a shorter time frame, the bulk of the responses (totaling nearly 50 percent of the respondents who were comfortable making a prediction) were in the 2021-2060 time frame.
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I said I interacted with her during that time frame and she was providing other services during that time frame as well.
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That's the time frame required by law, but the actual time frame averaged 257 days last year, Zinke said, citing the agency's data.
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"You will want to ensure the time frame you are required to keep the money there aligns with the time frame you are planning on," McDaniels says.
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To be fair, the researchers had to pick some time frame for the sake of running their model, and any time frame is going to be fairly arbitrary.
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Judge has outlined a new time frame for updates, reunification Last week Sabraw laid out a new time frame for the reunification effort and updates to the court.
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The family has been told by immigration officials that Rosa Maria's case will be processed on an expedited time frame, but no specific time frame was given, Gonzalez said.
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I took this as a clue for the rough time-frame of that period (which judging by the kid's ages, is also the time-frame in which Jack dies).
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"The Senate time-frame on taxes remains much more of a mystery with a Senate Finance draft likely in the late November/early December time frame," Cowen analyst Chris Krueger said.
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Within the same time frame a year earlier — Dec.
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But honestly ... does the time frame even matter here?!
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Write them down — and give them a time frame
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The Knicks, in that same time frame, finished below .
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Spencer set an October time frame for the release of Xbox streaming mode, but it wasn't immediately clear that that also would be the time frame for the public test of xCloud.
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It appears Clinton chose one time frame from Zandi's report on the number of jobs she claims she would create and another time frame for when she said Trump's policy would lose jobs.
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Can you put an approximate time frame on it, Larry?
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In the same time frame, Delta has gained 8 percent.
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In the same time frame, Ingram donated $6,050 to Democrats.
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Additionally, cost per engagement decreased 4% during that time frame.
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Unsurprisingly, Airbus hasn't announced a time frame for the project.
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There is no time frame for a decision, she said.
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Those investment decisions happen over a much longer time frame.
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Currently, no time frame has been given for Nikias' resignation.
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He did not give a time frame for the increase.
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The difference stems from a change in the time frame.
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Ever is a big time frame, covering lots of circumstances.
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The time frame of us hooking up sped things along.
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It did not provide the time frame for this goal.
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Jain indicated a summer time frame for any potential raise.
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No word yet on a time frame for international expansion.
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After Friday, the time frame became more complex, he added.
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Blackstone declined to give a time frame for the target.
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The New York Times first reported on Mueller's time frame.
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Alphabet made only $21.3 billion in that same time frame.
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That's a longer time frame than initially offered by Dubai.
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The limited time frame is balanced by breadth and variety.
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But we still need to decide on a time frame.
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One important question to ask yourself: What's my time frame?
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But 203K TVs don't really apply to that time frame.
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The disconnect becomes more evident over a longer time frame.
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"Next weekend" turned out to be an elusive time frame.
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Culp did not set a time frame for those goals.
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He did not give a time frame for this move.
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Will the current system expire in a similar time frame?
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Fillers were up 12 percent in the same time frame.
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Several cash transactions could be completed in that time frame.
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Offer an accurate time frame and present a peace offering.
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He did not disclose a time frame for the plan.
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Hence, Morbius could be taking place in that time frame.
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He did not specify a time frame for the process.
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He declined to give specific figures or a time frame.
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That time frame would also overlap with the next parliament.
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Cruise would not name a time frame for its availability.
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Due to the time frame, there are no documentary photographs.
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Wells declined to give a time frame for the demerger.
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"I have no time frame on the forecast," he said.
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He did not specify a time frame for any offerings.
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We wanted to deliver within the time frame they needed.
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In what time frame would they want to buy it?
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Earnings have grown by 26% during the same time frame.
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What is your sense of the Mueller time frame right now?
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The precise time frame for a rescue operation remained unclear, however.
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Negotiations with Australia will determine the time frame of the closure.
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The time frame for this launch is sometime later this year.
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As demand increases, that time frame could get longer, he added.
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The court did not specify a time frame in its order.
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Nordstrom shares have slumped nearly 40 percent over that time frame.
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Prosecutors claim he molested nearly 100 children during that time frame.
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But it doesn't have a time frame yet for its removal.
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Whether this is true or not depends on your time frame.
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It also increased in popularity 1 percent during the time frame.
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The only difference is the time frame in which they occurred.
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And, he's got to do it in a short-time frame.
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He looked at the time frame of July 31 to Oct.
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"There's no time frame on (Palmer's future with Renault)," added Bell.
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He did not give a time frame for any contemplated legislation.
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The Obama social security rule was adopted during that time frame.
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Myanmar's official death count for the same time frame is 400.
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Correction: In the 2005-06 time frame, Pfizer repatriated $37 billion.
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They have a limited time frame to deal with their fame.
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A similar story played out nationally over the same time frame.
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Dai, however, didn't specify the time frame for the increased investment.
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Trader David Seaburg said that it depends on the time frame.
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I never say never, but probably not in that time frame.
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What is the time frame for the photos in the book?
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Murlo: We don't have a time frame for what we're doing.
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The company did not give a time frame for becoming profitable.
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That's 2 percent ahead of the same time frame in 2016.
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The service usually goes for $30 for the same time frame.
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It gave no time frame for the conclusion of those negotiations.
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What is your ideal time-frame for finding a new job?
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She asked to schedule her annual review in that time frame.
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It's not an unreasonable time frame if you think about it.
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In that same time frame, shares of Deere are up 3.53%.
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The limited time frame is balanced by exceptional breadth and variety.
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"We didn't put any time frame on this," Mr. Takefman said.
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Completely ignoring the issue of the short time frame provided, Rep.
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What that time frame looks like, we haven't been specific about.
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Clinton's daily average in the same time frame was about $372,000.
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Yet analysts believe mid-2020 is a more realistic time frame.
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I remember the dope man's time frame, just ten more minutes.
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At this time we do not have a time frame available.
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That means even longer days for Matthews during that time frame.
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I was able to do it in my own time frame.
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The estimated time frame does not include pilot training, they said.
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There is no time frame for when that decision might come.
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The "filmmakers" re-enact the "crime" to test the time frame.
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No. Military victory is not plausible in any foreseeable time frame.
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There's no time frame for releasing the administrative report, he said.
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He won more than most other stars in that time frame.
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The limited time frame is balanced by unprecedented breadth and variety.
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The administration set no criteria or time frame for the review.
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That way, people can get takeout on their own time frame.
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The time frame announced Friday will be rolled out over 2020.
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There's also no time frame for their implementation, the source added.
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It increased domestic seizures by 880% in the same time frame.
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Democratic ratings have dropped 13 points in the same time frame.
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With its U.S. launch, that time frame narrows to 24 hours.
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There's no time frame to grieve, and it's different for everybody.
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Banks say the two-year exit time frame is too short.
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Once the time frame is set, it comes down to math.
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Investment decisions are based on a longer time frame, he said.
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This means the washing machine was malfunctioning around the relevant time frame.
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In that same time frame, 66 Black women have received physics PhDs.
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Overall, the company had gross margin of 25.5% in that time frame.
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Over the same time frame, total US population grew 1.1 percent annually.
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The new time frame was first reported by the Wall Street Journal.
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Sperling says there&aposs no time frame for when employees will return.
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The statement did not specify a time-frame for new court dates.
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It had previously given the time frame for that goal as 2025.
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And they've done all of this in a relatively short time frame.
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The report gave no time frame for the estimated effect on growth.
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Trump tweeted roughly 11.7 times per day in that same time frame.
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New auto originations were 84 percent higher in that same time frame.
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Time frame: In theory, any technology that can exist, will exist — eventually.
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Results were now expected later, officials said, without giving a time frame.
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The vans are expected to be built in a similar time frame.
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The time frame is still being worked out, but New York Rep.
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The shortest time frame that most experts say is about one year.
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The Heffter group will have psilocybin in about the same time frame.
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Is there a time frame that would make you start to worry?
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Losses increased from $6.2 million to $6.9 million in that time frame.
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He did not give a time frame for the layoffs, Reuters reported.
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John McCain had worse voting attendance records during a comparable time frame.
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The company only managed to move around 21761477,000 in that time frame.
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It did not give a new time frame for an expected deal.
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It's less about setting a time frame and more about a mentality.
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The Justice Department has spent $9 million through the same time frame.
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CT: What about time frame for listing, is it something you're considering?
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That time frame has now passed and no deal has been announced.
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The new bill would have shortened the time frame to 25 days.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and a time frame for that is not clear.
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The testing time-frame is open-ended, said nuTonomy CEO Karl Iagnemma.
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Time frame: The European Commission will decide by next Tuesday. http://bit.
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It did not give a time frame for the revised law's implementation.
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The S&P 500 has plunged 14% during the same time frame.
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The S&P 500 was up 13% in the same time frame.
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What does this business look like over a ten-year time frame?
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Despite the shorter time frame, the MSBA still offers noteworthy salary increases.
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But that time frame has slipped amid weeks of closed-door depositions.
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We are still within the time frame we provided in April 22.5.
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" He added that he believes the one-week time frame is "idiotic.
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We are hoping to get those approved within the same time frame.
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A law passed that year shortened that time frame to 120 days.
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"Can we design cities on a 50-year time frame?" he asked.
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Some experts disputed Bolton's optimistic time frame for decommissioning the North's weapons.
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The President did not provide any specifics or a possible time frame.
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That's Vanguard's highest-ever estimate for that time frame, Mr. Davis said.
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The announced time frame did not placate some Olympic athletes and leaders.
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She said there was no time frame for a decision as yet.
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It didn't specify the time frame for when she must do so.
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During that same time frame, Wunderlist was installed about 10 million times.
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The cost and time frame for creating such a vaccine is unknown.
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The time frame was tight, and they came through with flying colors.
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The time frame is more compressed between South Carolina and Super Tuesday.
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"There was so much going on in such a short time frame."
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Analysts said one of the biggest hurdles is the tight time frame.
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No fixed time frame was set for when those discussions would begin.
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"I think that the 2009 time frame is very instructive," Mullen said.
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An investigation must be completed within a 180-day statutory time frame.
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He had remembered her original time frame of three to six months.
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No time frame has been announced for rescheduling the ballot in Ghazni.
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A few months later, the company offered a broad September time frame.
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Launches could take place more frequently and within a faster time frame.
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He said the time frame would be over 10 to 12 years.
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WHAT IS THE ACTUAL TIME FRAME FOR WHEN THAT WILL BE FEASIBLE?
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The time-frame for "long-term" was not identified on the slide.
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During the same time frame, Texas had almost 1,503 public corruption convictions.
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Be clear about what topics you'll cover, and in what time frame.
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But regardless of your time frame, there are steps you can take.
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But the complaint was not released to Congress in that time frame.
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The 13-year time frame mirrors the longest-ever highway funding program.
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The IPCC's time frame is midcentury, so about 30 years from now.
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I believe on the longest time frame — and really here I'm thinking of a time frame of a couple hundred years, so over many decades...that Blue Origin, the space company, is the most important work I'm doing.
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If the couple don't wed within the tight time frame, the non-U.
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We're now getting further confirmation on that time frame from two Korean publications.
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Many people will probably ask that same question in a shorter time frame.
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We got a rough time frame of September a couple of weeks back.
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In dollar terms, bitcoin's value dropped by about $2000,21 over that time frame.
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It'd be horrendous if it was lost in a very short time frame.
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Time frame: Faster-than-light travel and matter transmission are far-future technologies.
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A dozen of those overdoses were reported within a 48 hour time frame.
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In the same time frame, the S&P 500 was up by 315%.
|
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That's $240,21625 more than it spent during the same time frame last year.
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But if the damage is less severe, the time frame will be shorter.
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Zelle missed that launch time frame by a bit, but it's finally shipping.
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There's no time frame yet for when cash will start to be accepted.
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That is not happening, at least not in any time frame that matters.
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"We're not putting a time-frame on it," Joyce said of his tenure.
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It hasn't provided a time frame for when it will reach other platforms.
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That's the most of any team in the SEC during that time frame.
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For comparison, Barack Obama had filled 78 percent in the same time frame.
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Other than that, details like time frame and setting are being kept quiet.
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Revenue grew from $47.2 million to $61.7 million in the same time frame.
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The S&P 500 is up 2 percent in the same time frame.
|
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And notably, the firm's expected profit margins expand over the same time frame.
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Twitch did not offer a time frame for these other features becoming available.
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No time-frame was given for how long the jets would be barred.
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The Pro's out at some point in the June or July time frame.
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Losses shrunk from $104.7 million to $10.5 million in that same time frame.
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China said it's forced to retaliate but did not specify a time-frame.
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This is significant because those days also coincide with an important time frame.
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History shows that the nominations process can work well within this time frame.
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In that same time frame, Medicaid would cover about 15 million fewer people.
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She did not provide a time-frame for the completion of the deal.
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The source declined to elaborate on a new time frame for the sale.
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It gave no time frame for the platform to be up and running.
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But I don't think we need a set time frame for achieving it.
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Establish a time frame for when you can revisit the topic, Erwin said.
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The S&P 500 is up over 27.9 percent in that time frame.
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For grad students, interest could reach 6 percent in the same time frame.
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"Well, it depends on what time frame you're talking about," Mr. Milstein replied.
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An exact time frame for approval of the licenses is not yet clear.
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In the same time frame, voters searched Google for reasons to vote Trump.
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We are looking at it in the 10 to 20-year time frame.
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"We hope that they will align their time frame," he said of regulators.
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We sometimes don't even respond to best friend texts in that time frame.
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But the suggested 10-year time frame seems disingenuous, to put it mildly.
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Generally, those who have greater assets seek investments over a longer time frame.
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Imports of unwrought copper rose by 15 percent over the same time-frame.
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AMC Networks and ViacomCBS had the largest percentage declines in that time frame.
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There is no coordinated time frame for the season, and no central organization.
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In that same time frame, drug overdose deaths totaled a bit over 22017,000.
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He can start by clearly articulating a plan with a realistic time frame.
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"There's no question the time frame has expanded," said one creditor-side source.
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The CNH would then need to decide on the time frame, he added.
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The commission had no basis to set a different time frame, he said.
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The tight time frame has raised concerns that the rules are being rushed.
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Its planners do not see coal as economically viable in that time frame.
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But The Touryst scratches that itch, only in a much shorter time frame.
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But pressed by reporters to define "imminent," Pompeo didn't offer a time frame.
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The cost, quantity and time frame of delivery may change pending final negotiations.
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"We expect a longer time frame for job security for employees," Wetzel said.
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In the same time frame in 2015, its users took in $16 million.
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Facebook's stock gained a little over 30 percent over the same time frame.
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If they don't patch in that time frame, Google drops the bugs itself.
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His execution occurred in a typical time frame for a lethal injection procedure.
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The five-year average for acres burned during that time frame was 25,2.53.
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The time frame for eligibility would be adjusted to cover 1.8 million people.
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This is likely another dead end, at least in the relevant time frame.
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But the Tesla CEO shied from putting a time frame on a full rollout.
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That would explain the large expected move, as well as the short time frame.
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The Supreme Court agreed to take up the appeal in an expedited time frame.
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Open interest has jumped from 680 contracts to 3,988 over the same time frame.
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Thanks to its constricted time frame, "Jackie" is also notable for what it omits.
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An ANZ spokesman declined to comment about the time frame of the IOOF sale.
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You know, generating more than 218 billion of cash flow in that time frame.
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There is not yet a time frame for the 737 Max's return to service.
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My dad and his three siblings were diagnosed within a 85033-year time frame.
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He added that a time frame for the sale would soon be made public.
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Losses were nearly €57 million for the same time frame, or roughly $66 million.
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He did not give an exact time frame or expected size of any IPO.
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Elwell says the FAA has no time frame for re-certifying the 737 Max.
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Gradually increase the number of reps you do in that five-minute time frame.
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The odds rise when you stretch that time frame to 24 months, he said.
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Pelosi has been being very careful not to put a time frame on it.
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" ON WHETHER HE HAS A TIME FRAME TO END TRADE DISPUTES WITH CHINA "No.
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The progress they have made in such a short time frame, it's just amazing.
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He said there was no time frame for conclusion and adoption of the code.
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Elon didn't give a time frame for when such a feature might roll out.
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The company did not provide an anticipated time frame for reapplying with the FDIC.
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Video That time frame coincided with Podesta&aposs divorce from his second wife, Heather.
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That is the best winning percentage in the American League in that time frame.
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Instead, it claims that "millions" of Alexa devices were sold during this time frame.
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"It was not realistic for us to fly in that time frame," says Thornton.
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But losses increased from $22.8 million to $28.9 million in the same time frame.
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All three trends have seen a decrease in searches in the comparable time frame.
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And there is one big change that tends to happen in that time frame.
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Do you remember what you were doing during that time frame 22 years ago?
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In the 2005-06 time frame, Pfizer, which repatriated $063 billion, slashed 10,000 jobs.
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That time frame includes the release weekends for the three most recent Fast movies.
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By comparison, mobile AR might have billions of users in the same time frame.
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Forty-four percent believe that most will be automated in that same time frame.
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The central bank said there was no time frame to present any new measures.
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Harry Potter saved many men from going crazy, particularly the 2005, 2006 time frame.
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The White House does not have an exact time frame for implementing the rule.
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Comparatively, 43 percent tended to their social media profiles in the same time frame.
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Once that happens they will taper off, but that time frame is still unclear.
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Clifton said if that were to happen it would be a 2019 time frame.
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"We don't specifically have a time frame," said Cal Fire incident commander Todd Durham.
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The average airline pilot's salary grew by a whopping $24,000 during that time frame.
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Almost a third had tried it at least once in the same time frame.
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Nwoga, and the time frame within which Adichie has appeared on billboards in Lagos.
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Doctson has no time frame for joining practice, let alone being ready for games.
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Time frame: Obama is now expected to put forward a nominee any day now.
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It also must file any "delinquent reports" for past years within that time frame.
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"That will be the time frame when it will really blow up," he said.
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While Eaze is looking to expand beyond California, no time frame has been set.
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The agency has no time frame yet for completing its review, the spokesman said.
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The time frame of when those regulations will be finalized is currently unknown, though.
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" ON WHETHER HE HAS A TIME FRAME TO END TRADE DISPUTES WITH CHINA "No.
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Intel puts the number at roughly 200 billion devices in the same time frame.
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Patton said her rates varied based on the time frame, brand, deliverables, and exclusivity.
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Stipulate the time frame early in the negotiations so the process doesn't drag on.
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Mr. Glover, born in 1983, never heard the music in its original time frame.
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That should lift overall economic growth by about 1 percent over that time frame.
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Seldom, if ever, has a baseball player had a nickname with a time frame.
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In the same time frame, more than two-thirds of Americans are arrested again.
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Cutting and running — no matter what the time frame — isn't proactively managing a career.
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For context: Netflix will spend $7 billion on content in the same time frame.
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During the gathering, Mr. Blankfein also equivocated on his own time frame for retiring.
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During the same time frame, 21990,727 people were prosecuted for entering the US illegally.
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AT&T's HBO Max is aiming for 50 million in the same time frame.
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In the same time frame, we permanently moored a nuclear submarine in South Korea.
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The caveats: These offenses did not necessarily occur during that eight-year time frame.
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The Brookings Institution, apparently using a different time frame, put the number at 30.
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To meet the time frame, Mr. Morrison had to declare an election before June.
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It expects offline market to drive half of its sales by that time frame.
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The Telebras sale might offer an insight into the potential time frame for Petrobras.
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The Telebras sale might offer an insight into the potential time frame for Petrobras.
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"This is the time frame in which there must be a solution," he said.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration, however, has suggested a more detailed time frame.
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In that time frame, "Lover" was streamed 36 million times and sold 27,000 copies.
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The officials provided no time frame but cautioned that lawmakers must begin work soon.
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He has declined to provide a time frame for when it will be released.
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He did not provide a time frame for how long the transitions would take.
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Scientists who want to redesign or augment nature need a much shorter time frame.
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The proposed time frame of 10 years, "that's a lifetime" in Washington, he argued.
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In all likelihood, given the compressed time frame, your monthly payment will go up.
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But even using a three-decade time frame, the CBO warning is hardly persuasive.
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That's about 24% of the 358 posts on Trump's account in that time frame.
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The government has not given a time frame for the introduction of new laws.
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The time frame includes Liberians covered by that TPS designation and the DED program.
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But he did not give a time frame or expected expenditure on those projects.
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Calculate where you can afford to travel depending on your budget and time frame.
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Is there a connection to all of them leaving in that same time frame?
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Meanwhile, Republican sympathy jumped 29 points to 79 percent in the same time frame.
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We tried to work through those questions in the short time frame we had.
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Is there a number of troops that's sensible, is there a time frame that's sensible?
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Those working on decarbonising the energy system have an approximate time frame for their endeavours.
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Other coins made even bigger gains and experienced equally dizzying drops over that time frame.
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"There is a fleet order in Spirit's future," Fornaro said without specifying a time frame.
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During that time frame, the Justice Department spent another $12.9 million on Russia-related costs.
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Police originally stated a different time frame but issued a statement to clarify on Thursday.
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The release time frame depends on approval from carriers and will vary country by country.
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He puts the time frame between next month's Federal Reserve meeting and the June gathering.
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A time frame for the 737 MAX's return to service has not yet been announced.
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First, try to make the time frame for whether they will happen just six months.
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This score is determined by Google based on searches, their geography, and their time frame.
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He chose good, solid stocks, but they're not going to outperform in this time frame.
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And the average price of an ER visit increased by $298 over that time frame.
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Meanwhile, sales of all Swiss watches declined by 13 percent in the same time frame.
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This could, according to the study, triple contrail cloud formation in that same time frame.
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This world was designed to be eminently explorable—essentially knowable—in a short time frame.
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This is almost half again what the U.S. might produce in a similar time frame.
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Ericsson, on the other hand, has rallied more than 13% in the same time frame.
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That will give you an amount and a time frame to design your portfolio around.
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Connect your account, and Jumbo will delete tweets on the time frame of your choosing.
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So Zuckerberg's time frame of a potential AI fix "many years" ahead likely won't wash.
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The extended time frame for Black Friday deals has led to calmer lines as well.
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On the other hand 41% report also buying clothes online in that same time frame.
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United Parcel Service and FedEx are both up 5 percent in the same time frame.
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"Mid Century" rounds up furniture, décor, lighting and even books dedicated to this time frame.
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During the same time frame, the uninsured rate among African-Americans dropped 7.4 percentage points.
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An order is an instruction from them to improve processes within a certain time frame.
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The two-year time frame came from a revised estimate published by Moore in 1985.
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During the same time frame in 2015, there were 478 homicides and 2,393 shooting incidents.
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It did not give a time-frame for the completion of the power generation units.
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Responses are required by July 31, a short time frame that underscores the Pentagon's urgency.
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Sounding the alarm, however, isn't that easy to do—especially in the time frame required.
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A statement from the privatisation commissioner did not provide a time frame for the process.
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Li declined to put any specific time-frame on development of the Qianhai metals project.
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The study marks that time frame as the period when dogs and wolves diverged evolutionarily.
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In the same time frame, by comparison, the S&P 500 was up 240 percent.
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While they have the right country, they have the wrong time frame and wrong risk.
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The prospectus, however, did not detail the amount of funds targeted or a time frame.
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In the same time frame, by comparison, the S&P 500 was up 270 percent.
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During the same time frame, the uninsured rate among African-Americans dropped 22 percentage points.
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It declined to provide further details such as time frame or the identity of suitors.
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You see us get to the PSVR and Google VR in the same time frame.
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This would mean that the current vacancy on the court falls outside this time frame.
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Visitor spending generated a record $33.4 billion for the country during that same time frame.
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A: My views have been affected by our experience in the December-January time frame.
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CT: When do you think TPP will come about…Do you have a time frame?
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You can keep adding and subtracting until you get a time frame that pleases you.
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A longer time frame gives students more time to obtain and compare information about colleges.
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Around '80, '81, '82, that time frame, the crack-cocaine epidemic hit Dallas pretty hard.
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In "Get Good," Ninja recommends making realistic goals for yourself with a specific time frame.
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For grad students, interest could reach 6 percent or higher in the same time frame.
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The feature allows users to automatically delete their YouTube history beyond a certain time frame.
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The Greek Cypriot side has previously said there was no time frame for the talks.
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To be more precise, his time frame is one to two years, or by 2020.
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But so far, there are no indications of a major storm during that time frame.
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Renzi said while he respected Britain's vote, a clear time frame was needed for Brexit.
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We could rewind millennia or focus on different plot lines in the same time-frame.
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Aristotle and his friends were having discussions about physics in the 350 BC time frame.
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Given the time frame, it's more than likely due to his response post-9/11.
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The board is weighing what time frame to consider when calculating how much to reclaim.
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During that time frame, sales rose 38 percent to $60.5 billion, beating Wall Street's estimates.
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When they sometimes refer to the classical/Renaissance time frame, the tone is pleasantly sardonic.
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Even on the weekend, when the time frame is much more relaxed, cooking is tiring.
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The most popular range across all the respondents was the third time frame, 2036-2060.
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It's a single sit-down experience, movie length, and fun enough for that time frame.
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That ended up being 4,569 tweets — about 5.5% of all tweets during that time frame.
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At the moment, however, their guess on the time frame is as good as ours.
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VW agreed in December to offer the vehicles in California in the same time frame.
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The US and Cuba arranged a lease in 1903 that didn't set a time frame.
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That's not an exact time frame for an anniversary reissue but hey, we'll take it.
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It's also targeting an initial public offering, although it has no time frame, he said.
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The news from Washington took some other interesting twists, in a fairly compressed time frame.
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In the same time frame, by comparison, the S&P 500 was up nearly 260%.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the time frame in which 22 horses died.
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Neither company offered a time frame for when such vehicles would be on the road.
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But there are signs that the writers are looking far beyond the current time frame.
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The ministry did not name the manufacturers or give a time frame in its statement.
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The ministry did not name the manufacturers or give a time frame in its statement.
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"We had a lot of things going right in that time frame," Mr. DiFeo said.
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That time frame would give the government the cover of American military protection while negotiating.
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The company did not disclose which locations or the specific time frame of the incident.
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Navarra's Fitbit, police say, would tie her death to the time frame of that visit.
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Hissey did not provide a time frame for how long the market move would take.
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HABERMAN: What's your time frame, at this point, that you're looking at as an accelerated?
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The Gallup trendline for Obama's approval rating shows basically no change in that time frame.
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However, Pompeo did not commit to any specific time frame for that visit to occur.
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The plan proposes moving the time frame from 2900 years to 220006 years on depreciation.
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Many Israelis expect an election in that time frame, adding another delay into the plan.
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The press release did not list a start date or time frame for the pilot.
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And that means changing the contours of the race in a very tight time frame.
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Over that same time frame, soybean prices have dropped by nearly two dollars per bushel.
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He didn't say what the time frame of the deaths were, citing the ongoing investigation.
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One field engineer said production was being shut, without giving a time frame or figures.
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There is no set time frame for Pelosi to follow to carry out this step.
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A precise time frame for when regulators will allow it to fly again is unknown.
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I gravitated strongly to games that gave me satisfying arcs in a smaller time frame.
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An Elysee adviser told Reuters there was no time frame for improving the economic outlook.
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But he noted that Mr. Trump did not offer a time frame for any decision.
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But only about 58.73 percent did so within the specified time frame, 2012 to 2016.
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The unavoidable tension in attacking the opioid crisis is which time frame you're talking about.
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The answer might surprise you It is both, but it depends on the time frame.
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Picking all those causal strings apart is impossible, especially over such a short time frame.
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Correction: An earlier version of this piece misstated the time frame of Booker's border visit.
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The ACE would reduce emissions between 0.7 and 1.5 percent in the same time frame.
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Additionally, this particular flight came together in a very short time frame, according to Rocket Lab.
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For sellers, auctions give them a chance to sell the property in a fixed time frame.
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The time frame to collect the winnings on the ticket – 180 days – expires on Thursday night.
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Because of Exxon's huge size, strategic decisions are made with a long time frame in view.
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In aggregate, the stock outstanding in Europe declined by about $5003 billion in the time frame.
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Plane appears to change course The plane appears to have changed course in this time frame.
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Jasinski said PKN was looking into reversing the writedown, but could not give a time frame.
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"That's a pretty good time frame to start doing bigger and more important things," he said.
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But it could not give a time frame for how long those planes will be grounded.
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He raised $24.7 million in the same time frame for a burn rate of 135 percent.
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That's an increase of $240,000 from what it spent during the same time frame last year.
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The app can track your debt payments and give you a time frame to financial freedom.
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But in the same time frame, Amazon's net sales grew by 43% and reached $51 billion.
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But Macron has since said that a blanket ban is not possible within that time frame.
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Ford expects the time frame of AV arrivals will be longer than the most optimistic estimates.
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He suggested that looking at a three- or six-month time frame might be more reasonable.
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The Kremlin said on Friday there was no time frame for its military operation in Syria.
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But telling your friends and bringing it into this whole big thing, changing the time frame?
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That's about 39 percent of Obama-administration fines over the same time frame for that EPA.
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Unlike traditional warfare, grey-zone strategies will not produce decisive results within a defined time frame.
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Something about abstinence within a limited time frame stuck where an attempt at moderation had not.
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The target launch time frame is actually anywhere from March to summer 2019, the report said.
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The company which also makes power plants and medical devices did not specify a time frame.
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"I think people underestimate how much you can learn in a short time frame," said Drost.
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That's more than 12 times the number who usually apply for unemployment during that time frame.
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You can now also group data in pivot tables by time frame (think week, month, year).
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Officials could not offer a specific time frame for when a positive identification might be made.
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That's up from its previous goal of 16 million domestic subscribers in the same time frame.
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VW agreed in December 2016 to offer the vehicles in California in the same time frame.
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More than $2000 million has been raised in funding by TechTown's companies in that time frame.
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In the same time frame, assaults on law enforcement have risen at an alarming rate nationally.
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What's unusual was that the Fed usually does not act on such a tight time frame.
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Tesla hasn't given a time frame of when this will be available on the Model 3.
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"For this direct clinical use it's in the one to two-year time frame," he says.
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The country imported a total of about 3 million tonnes of wheat in this time frame.
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The index for medium-sized firms increased to 202.7 from 188.2 in the same time frame.
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Essential still hopes to have it out this year, but isn't committing to a time frame.
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She was dating Tana Mongeau during the same time frame ... but they broke up in February.
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French news agency Agence France-Presse, citing sources, earlier reported the time-frame for the fix.
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There were problems with the point of view, the setting, the time frame, pretty much everything.
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If we had a better sense of that, maybe our time frame actually should be shorter.
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Gibb reiterated that Lufax was ready to go public, but had not fixed a time frame.
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"The last time [Apple] gave a time frame they exceeded that by 25 percent," he said.
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These are the same conduct, just charged differently, same alleged victim, same time frame, same facts.
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So we have a lot of people that have basically grown up since that time frame.
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Stock and bond returns show no historical return correlations (603) over the 1928–2017 time frame.
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The time frame signals federal prosecutors are continuing to focus on retired and current UAW officials.
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All had attorney representation in more than 89% percent of cases decided in that time frame.
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R: Probably America, UK, or Singapore C: What sort of time frame are you looking at?
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I don't know if you had any discussions about why to make it that time frame?
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"There isn't enough information, especially as it relates to time frame and potential recoveries," he said.
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But not all the rest were denials -- roughly 42% were denied in the same time frame.
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"From the perspective of saving people's lives, why not move up that time frame?" she asked.
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"You want to start working with seniors during the December or January time frame," he said.
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"It' not a normal year, and everything is on a very compressed time frame," he said.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) raised enormous sums in the short time frame since launching their campaigns.
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Both Shelby and Lowey have floated a February or March time frame, though Shelby and Sen.
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In the same 10-year time frame, the S&P was up more than 270 percent.
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The Constitution does not have a time frame for confirmations, and this is chafing the Democrats.
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Chief Justice John Roberts was confirmed in 2005 in an especially quick time frame, 23 days.
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The time frame for this has shifted before and there's a chance it will shift again.
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Hudbay does not have a time frame for naming a permanent CEO, a spokesman told Reuters.
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"The time frame is damn narrow," said Martin Schaefer, a spokesman for the German Foreign Ministry.
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Absolutely. The funding laid in for the 2020 to 2021 time-frame will pay those bills.
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Dow has been seeing double-digit growth in China, he said, without specifying the time frame.
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Next, select the time frame during which you want to have apps blocked on your iPhone.
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In the 31 states that expanded coverage in that time frame, Medicaid coverage rose 40 percent.
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So we've got a pretty good idea of what type of time frame we're talking about.
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The initial guidelines had a 15-day time frame, which will be reached early next week.
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That is an unusual number for any professional athlete, especially in such a short time frame.
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Plus, the later years of the time frame include the rise of the Tea Party movement.
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The Trump administration will advertise Obamacare less — and give enrollees a shorter time frame for enrollment.
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They work on their own time frame, hinting at something that dwarfs mere human scale. PARELES
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Sure, Tesla shares have gone up a ton if you look over the longer time frame.
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No specific time frame was laid out and the discussions are only in their nascent stages.
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Next question, from Kathy H.: From the beginning, everyone uses a 14-day quarantine time frame.
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Three more lists: One considers the major figures whose groundbreaking work came before our time frame.
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The 2010-2011 time frame featured weak economic activity paired with slow growth, a nasty combination.
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Twenty-nine of those plants closed within the next 17 years, the time frame researchers analyzed.
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He contrasts that with how equity markets have more than quadrupled over that same time frame.
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During that time frame, people risk contaminating others as long as they don't wash their hands.
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I've asked the company for precise dates, but haven't gotten any beyond the 2020 time frame.
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The SPAC has a time frame — usually two years or less — in which to make acquisitions.
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If a three-month time frame means the payments are unaffordable, consider a longer-term plan.
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According to Axios, GOP lawmakers have prepared for a time frame as short as two weeks.
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Neither felt like they could have evaluated a full product in the time frame VizSense offered.
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"The club does not have a time frame set for reconsideration of its decision," it added.
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The time frame could become a sticking point at the summit meeting, if it takes place.
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That is the same time frame that existed before President Barack Obama struck the nuclear deal.
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But the stocks of only 41% of all unprofitable firms rose during the same time frame.
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You might also be faced with having to care for aging parents in this time frame.
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One industry body remains concerned that the time frame for implementing the policy is too long.
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We interviewed this witness and found that the time frame he presented corroborated Mr. Salom's account.
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GOP congressional leaders and Mnuchin had wanted a longer time frame for increasing the debt limit.
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But Blackwells isn't satisfied with that time frame or choice, noting that Ganzi is Barrack's friend.
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Previously, the "debt issuance suspension period" was to end Friday, but Mnuchin extended the time frame.
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"We would love to see a three-year time frame, as long as possible," she said.
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Trump said Sunday that he would delay the tariff increase but didn't give a time frame.
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Facebook shares performed the best among its peers in that time frame, up nearly 9 percent.
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In this time frame, Diess plans to lift margins to 6 percent from currently 5 percent.
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Over a longer time frame, Oracle's stock has gone up, though less than the broader market.
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"Make sure you account for the next 6-, 12- and 18-month time frame," he said.
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The company did not give a more specific reason or expected time frame for the leave.
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The story did not specify the time frame in which those people were discovered or detained.
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They chose not to do it now, because, apparently, it didn't fit into their time frame.
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Though, "the pain will persist for weaker issuers" beyond that time frame, analyst Charlie O'Shea said.
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California might actually start deploying significant amounts of solar in the 2010, '15, '1003 time frame.
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It's unclear -- from this clip, at least -- what the time frame is on the suicide attempt.
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"Because of the compressed time frame, the process of using documentation is not going to be completed within the time frame allowed by the court decision for the great majority of these children," said Jonathan White, deputy director for children's programs at the Office of Refugee Resettlement.
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Cesur said they used the data from the 2008 DoD study because its time frame correlated with results of the other survey and also, the DoD survey was conducted during a time frame when a large number of respondents had been deployed, either to combat or elsewhere.
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He did not specify the exact type of helicopters, the time frame for procurement nor the price.
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Losses remained constant in this time frame, from $48.2 million in 2016 to $47.2 million in 2018.
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The common equity of these companies grew by a net $2.4 billion over the same time frame.
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The agency aims to move both children and adults out of its custody in that time frame.
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For now, no federal law exists requiring companies disclose a data breach within a certain time frame.
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In the total time frame sampled — 2007 to 2018 — 2018 had the highest percentage of Black directors.
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"We're kind of on a short time frame," Beall said, referring to the roof that's caving in.
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It represents a big shift to the left among the party in a very short time frame.
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Bolton further muddied the waters last weekend, suggesting the time frame for a withdrawal was open-ended.
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Morgan on Wednesday refrained from providing a time frame or details on the scope of the operation.
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Then, the user enters how much fuel they need, vehicle information and choose a delivery time frame.
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An executive order calls on its entire economy to become carbon-neutral in that same time frame.
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"I can't tell you just yet what that time frame is going to look like," he added.
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Nike stock is down 3 percent over that time frame, and is trading around $55 a share.
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"There were way bigger issues for Twitter to deal with in that time frame," one person said.
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Moreover, the adjustment to the oil shock happened within the anticipated time frame, showing the economy's flexibility.
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Golovkin 2 to happen in September -- a time frame GGG previously told TMZ Sports he's gunnin' for.
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Our Demi sources say there's no set time frame for her treatment, but it will be substantial.
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Exxon said its shale acreage alone should see a five-fold output increase over that time frame.
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In contrast, global output will jump more than 9 percent over the same time frame, Stratas forecast.
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Within that same time-frame, 14 cats were affected by DCM, with five dying from the disease.
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" Indeed, "astrology has been a part of every single culture, in every single time frame of humanity.
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OnePlus plans to update to the just released Nougat soon, while LeEco has given no time frame.
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The new case contains allegations of conduct during the same time frame covered by the earlier deal.
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The amount of prescription opioids sold in the U.S. has also quadrupled in the same time frame.
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"We proposed an 18-month time-frame," said David Blass, general council for the Investment Company Institute.
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ALEX GORSKY: And to see that done in that kind of a time frame is really encouraging.
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The disparity between black and white women dropped from 19% to 13% in the same time frame.
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But free users typically see these new features pop up somewhere around that same time frame, too.
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No one can predict with absolute accuracy which investing style is better for any future time frame.
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Subscriptions brought in under $60 million, up 5 percent from the same time frame the previous year.
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That number is up from 1,500 in January — an admittedly impressive jump in a short time frame.
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Kessel didn't provide a time frame for the changes or specifically say what the company will do.
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" Asked about the time frame of the 10 million-tonne purchase, Perdue said: "That is near term.
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Bezos offered up a 2024 time frame for the lander, which handily dovetails with Pence's stated goals.
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In that time frame, a number of countries have come in and out of frontier market status.
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That's the thing with tracking performance of any investment: What time frame are you viewing it through?
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In the same time frame, by comparison, the S&P 500 was up more than 100 percent.
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Assadi said the battle should end "very soon, God willing" but declined to indicate a time frame.
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The business then repays the money with interest to its bond investors in a specific time frame.
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The company usually picks the longest Libor time frame that allows it to stay under its floor.
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It could be a different time frame as the business gets to a level of acceptable profitability.
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It's hard to go from zero to tens of thousands of units in a short time frame.
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But the nature of the Victorian time frame raises unavoidable questions of colonialism, imperial expansion, and slavery.
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F-Secure wants to cut down the time frame to 30 minutes with its Rapid Detection Service.
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Joe Pitts (R-Pa.) asked her for a time frame on when the investigation will be complete.
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Xi did not give a time frame for the new loans, aid and funding pledged on Sunday.
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We don't have a specific time frame in mind, other than we're thinking long term for Teckro.
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The GOP leader has warned that Congress has other must-pass bills and a short time frame.
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Critics of the Polish government's ambitious plans say they lack a clear time frame and proper costing.
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The consultant, Gartner Inc, categorized the time frame as a "high risk" issue for the College Board.
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When pressed for when a massive sell-off could hit stocks, he didn't give a time frame.
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But incomes for millennials haven't matched that: They've increased only 23 percent in the same time frame.
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So, why are so many low-income college students not completing their degrees within this time frame?
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But Woods said the problems would not be solved by firms themselves given the time frame involved.
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This is not a decision you can put off because this is a very short time frame.
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Nailing down a time frame, he said, would help in rounding up support for the TPP agreement.
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Litecoin has fallen 64 percent, while bitcoin cash is down 70 percent in the same time frame.
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The rover's internal clock, which provides its computer brain with a time frame, could also be off.
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Now Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve promises to dismantle the rest, though no time-frame has been set.
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Thirty-seven thousand fewer Democrats voted in this year's New Hampshire primary during that same time frame.
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But he's also shown an openness to ending the Medicaid expansion, just on a longer time frame.
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No time-frame or terms have been set, Virgin added in a statement to the stock exchange.
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Or, put another way, hit profitability within the time frame you say you're going to hit profitability.
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Additional time will be given, until November 1, to comply with the new, shortened documentation time frame.
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The Business Roundtable, for example, sees the April to July time frame as the TPP sweet spot.
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Target said each employee will earn an average of $240 to $480 more during that time frame.
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Target said each employee will earn an average of $240 to $480 more during that time frame.
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The study aims to enroll a total of 45 healthy adults over a six-week time frame.
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Mr. Trump also said that he intended to visit Pittsburgh, but did not give a time frame.
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If it's a real issue, then you should be able to fix it within that time frame.
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The state has also passed legislation to move to 100% clean electricity in the same time frame.
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What might work on a scale and time frame likely to make a difference for the climate?
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Arkansas reduced by two weeks the time frame in which a woman can have an abortion legally.
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Even during the shorter time frame of the postseason, it may still be a lot to manage.
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Ralph Northam (D) has set the longest time frame for his order, extending it until June 19183.
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Boeing has said it hopes to complete a key certification test flight in the "September time frame."
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He said he hopes that the virus is killed in that time frame or a shorter one.
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Beyond that fast time frame, the bill faces other hurdles, said Mr. Fiedler of the Brookings Institution.
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"The good thing is you have a fixed time frame to pay it off," Ms. O'Neill said.
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Consider your time frame, and take advantage of the opportunity to buy shares at a lower price.
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Markets don't like uncertainty, but this is the ultimate uncertainty because there is no clear time frame.
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The business then repays the money with interest to its bond investors over a specific time frame.
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Casting and a time frame have yet to be set, though the show is aiming for Broadway.
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The firm's net income also expanded from $210 billion to $2365 billion over the same time frame.
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" Mr. Jones added: "We're trying to do movie-quality storytelling on a television time-frame and budget.
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The time frame was pushed back to the late 1930s, intensifying the emphasis on French colonial rule.
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Establish a time-frame to complete the necessary steps and even try scheduling it on your calendar.
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But neither legislators nor activists are optimistic that could happen, much less in a short time frame.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly gave the time frame of the case being closed.
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Set that star spinning, and its local time frame will stick a little bit, like a wake.
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The estimated time frame could change based on their progress, Woodland Park Police Commander Chris Adams said.
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It seems they didn't find anomalies, but yes, it depends on the time frame of the Chinese.
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Making those ads work properly and attributed correctly could require a longer time frame than originally planned.
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But now, for the first time, they are announcing a theater as well as a time frame.
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Mr. Naparstek said he could not give a time frame for when the tracks would be reopened.
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But Tebow's development must be accelerated into a shorter time frame than the typical Class A player.
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And at the extent of my headlights, I have to assume a recession within that time frame.
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Finally, the FBI should attempt to narrow down the time frame during which the alleged attack occurred.
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Customers will have until January 31st to return a product delivered in that time frame for free.
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"I see our approval of extending the time frame as positive," said CNH President Juan Carlos Zepeda.
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Last year, that included Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria, three monsters that hit during that time frame.
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"Very frequently, millennials are looking ... for promotions in a 12- to 18-month time frame," Weisbeck says.
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If you invested $22018,221 in Google in the same time frame, it would have paid off, too.
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She reminds them why they are investing and what their time frame is for meeting those goals.
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Disney's own estimates about ESPN+ growth seemed slightly higher than analysts, though its time frame was longer.
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The administration may propose for veterans a time frame somewhere between the seven- and 30-day periods.
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The report did not specify a time frame for the transition but said it should be limited.
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So around the 2024 time frame, there's a rendezvous opportunity for Mars, which hopefully we can catch.
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Probably the most common thing you do in any televised drama is compress the time frame. Yeah.
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The shortened time frame is noteworthy: It means the drills might end before Trump meets with Kim.
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But these studies usually look at a short time frame like a year of performance compared to pay.
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Here's how … Both Routh and Hoechlin will play two versions of Superman, each from a different time frame.
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"As such trade will, on balance, provide in this time frame absolutely no contribution to growth," it added.
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White says that there isn't a time frame for when the motion will be reviewed by a judge.
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It is well within the time frame in which utilities and regulators need to start planning for it.
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Or maybe it's their way of announcing an event without having to commit to a specific time frame.
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Or, if you spend a total of $20,53 in that time frame, you get an additional 25,000 points.
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In the same time frame, however, there have been 28 deadly domestic terrorist attacks perpetrated by homegrown terrorists.
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During that time frame, West had a bizarre White House meeting with the president, ranted during his Sept.
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And that is something that&aposs time frame that Kim can use to benefit by stretching out negotiations.
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On the other hand, it's not as though Lundqvist couldn't have earned three wins over that time frame.
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" He added: "These are the same conduct, just charged differently, same alleged victim, same time frame, same facts.
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AT&T was quick to note that this a limited time offer, but didn't specify a time frame.
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Meanwhile, the Nasdaq is up 15% during the same time frame and rival Apple (AAPL) has gained 18%.
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In the same time frame, by comparison, the S&P 24.4 earned a total return of around 14%.
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Even if they can get everyone to agree, the time frame is extraordinarily small for a shoestring budget.
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We heard a demo of the company's progress back at CES, but there's still no firm time frame.
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Trump has said he plans to visit Beijing at some point but has not provided a time frame.
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Time frame: "All of this has happened before, all of this will happen again," BSG repeatedly told us.
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But in today's announcement, the department guaranteed that this time frame will be extended to nearly a year.
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That time frame aligns with a scheduled OPEC meeting, potentially positioning Iran to participate in a freeze deal.
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But the report also said the actual launch date could be within several weeks of that time frame.
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The Central Bank allocated $23 billion to finance foreign trade in the same time frame, the statement added.
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No time frame was given when Articuno would show up, but that it should be "shortly after" Lugia.
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I was on a tighter time frame, and charged directly into battle — and quickly paid the iron price.
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So somewhere along 1960, 1970 — in that time frame — someone declassified about half, maybe one-third of them.
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Keep in mind that this is only available for one payee regardless of the time frame that's used.
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Van Beurden said Shell still planned to complete the program but did not provide a new time frame.
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In the same time frame, by comparison, the S&P 22 earned a total return of around 22020%.
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We don't even have any sort of time frame as to when the tracking system will be fixed.
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In addition, Amazon says that total Dash button orders grew by 70 percent in that same time frame.
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From the screen that appears next, you can choose which time frame you prefer — 3 or 18 months.
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Tim Scott (R-SC) also raised no objections when asked if the projected time frame was too truncated.
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Elon Musk, describing SpaceX's Mars craft What time frame will it take to reach 23 million Mars colonists?
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To clear up the kid talk, one thing that I misunderstood Ashley about was time frame of kids.
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This week Mr Trump put his desired outer limit on the time frame for North Korea's denuclearisation: "ultimately".
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"Right now, we really don't have a time frame on it, but it's more than days," Ruff said.
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He did not give a time frame for when the transit could be 10-15 bcm a year.
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What do you think the time frame is on us replacing those call center workers with artificial intelligence?
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Accounts are not only limited to specific times, but data is also limited to that time frame, too.
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A third, larger station, Tiangong-3, is expected to be sent to space in the 2020 time-frame.
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"The concept is small dollars, small teams, short time frame, fast determination," said Ford Mobility CFO Neil Schloss.
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In the Assembly, however, Democratic Speaker Vincent Prieto is backing softer takeover provisions with a longer time frame.
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Chinese ships will sail through the Northwest Passage "in the future", Liu added, without giving a time frame.
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Over a three-year time frame, however, consumers expected inflation of just 2.4%, slightly below the August result.
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But, under a tight time frame, the government decided to dismiss the case rather than go to trial.
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Teresa's attorney, James Leonard Jr., tells TMZ ... both tickets were reported, but not within the required time frame.
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A federal magistrate ruled Tuesday that Apple must create this highly specialized software within a certain time frame.
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The bank could soon ramp up auto lending again, the executives said, without giving a specific time frame.
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It's like the time frame and location are the magnetic north of our comprehension of everything we hear.
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It's a small gift but a considerable one when you consider the time frame and the thought involved.
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So it has a long time frame to it and I don't think of it in normal terms.
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In the same time frame, Ford plans to expand its fleet to 30 self-driving prototypes from 10.
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That time frame would, however, leave little time realistically before the regulations kick in for any potential review.
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In the same time frame, by comparison, the S&P 500 earned a total return of around 20143%.
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CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story gave an incorrect time frame for when Paddock acquired 33 firearms.
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It still aims for a 30 percent adjusted operating margin but no longer gives a specific time frame.
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"His eminence made clear the importance of enacting serious reform within a reasonable time frame," his office said.
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Initially, Chinese carriers were looking to begin the 5G rollout in 2020, but the time frame moved forward.
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Shares of JPMorgan Chase and, with respect to the five-year time frame, Bank of America, are exceptions.
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"If things go super-well, it might be in the 10-year time frame," to Mars, says Musk.
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Based on his own observations, Wadhams believes that the time frame is more like the next few years.
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Other states have gone further and require law enforcement to test those kits within a certain time frame.
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"In that 2016/2017 time frame, we realized that that was not a very good strategy," Banerjea said.
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Cruz reported raising $85033 million in the same time frame, putting his cash-on-hand at $10 million.
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Another Post writer, Callum Borchers, detailed the shortening time frame of the briefing's question period in early June.
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The committee in a statement said the matter needed further review; it gave no time frame for completion.
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His campaign has also received contributions from 20,000 unique donors in that five-day time frame, officials said.
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Stanford had 7,797 applicants for the same time frame and admitted 473 for an acceptance rate of 6.1%.
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Since 2014, Duke has appeared in 198 games, ranking him fourth in the majors during that time frame.
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Republicans could skip the committee vote, given their time frame, and bring the measure straight to the floor.
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They apply to the first two nights of travel in the June 28 to July 8 time frame.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - There is no time frame for Russia's military operation in Syria, the Kremlin said on Friday.
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She also said the investigation would be completed at some point, but declined to give a time frame.
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This was a supercomputer in every way, with a massive set of processing power for the time frame.
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HODGE Here's contemporary music that you're familiar with, and you're watching a time frame that you're unfamiliar with.
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Even so, these seem likely as close as we'll get to official numbers for that specific time frame.
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The Alexa voice search functionality can be used to pull up photos from a particular time frame, too.
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Social media has dramatically shortened the time frame between permutations of any image that captures the public imagination.
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You were high for 13 hours the last time and threw up four times within that time frame.
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As worrying, the number of people killed by police has jumped 12 percent in that same time frame.
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Much more difficult are the NP problems, which computers are unable to solve in a reasonable time frame.
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The campaign's average donation in that time frame was just $34, his campaign said in a release Wednesday.
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It may be especially helpful for older patients who might have a decreased time frame for achieving pregnancy.
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The company did not give a time frame of when such a website would be up and running.
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All along, he knew that identifying artificial targets, imposing an imagined time frame, would lead only to disappointment.
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And they also are not always transparent about what exactly they are doing and on what time frame.
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For women who use IUDs, fewer than one in 100 will become pregnant over the same time frame.
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Both would fit the time frame: old enough to remember the outline, young enough to forget the detail.
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You can submit them later, provided it's in within the required time frame (in Chase's case, 100 days).
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A previous version of this article misstated the time frame during which Jonas Salk developed the polio vaccine.
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After signing the bill, Trump said he may go to Atlanta after all, without giving any time frame.
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The book's time-frame is bracketed by his father's heart attack and then, two years later, his own.
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In consultation with experts in firearms misuse and suicide, the federal government should develop an appropriate time frame.
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"Nobody is rushing anything," Jeffrey said when asked about the time frame for talks with the Iraqi government.
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Many admit that trying to tackle those items may be too tough in the time frame they have.
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In the same time frame, by comparison, the S&P 500 earned a total return of around 255%.
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No time frame was given on when the thawing out process will begin on that site, Gray said.
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"After the America's Cup, with the time frame, it was hard to pull a team together," Tuke said.
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The new time frame also has implications for Democratic White House hopefuls, grounding several candidates through the Feb.
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Post recommends planning the amount of time that you have available to volunteer within a given time frame.
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Duque did not specify in what projects the company would invest, nor the time frame for the investments.
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Treasurys and the dollar post negative returns over this time frame, on average, while gold prices are flat.
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Sick visit rates declined over the same time frame, from 184.7 to 144.1 each year per 100 children.
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In the same time frame, by comparison, the S&P 500 earned a total return of around 42%.
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In the same time frame, by comparison, the S&P 212 earned a total return of nearly 2000%.
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In the same time frame, by comparison, the S&P 500 earned a total return of around 250%.
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"If we put ... another 10-year time frame, another five to six times appreciation is doable," Hou said.
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By comparison, in the same time frame, the S&P 500 had a total return of around 250%.
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" Asked about a time frame for the filing of such charges, Crosby said it "could be 60 days.
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There's no exact date or time frame that's the most ideal for introducing your SO to the family.
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A spokeswoman for the company declined to give a time frame for the rest of the store openings.
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So many updates in such a short time frame make you wonder if Fitbit's running out of ideas.
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The company had already discussed its vision and the launch time frame during Comcast's second-quarter earnings call.
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The investigation covers eight models from the 2010-2014 time frame, including the Jetta, Tiguan, Golf and Passat.
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Keeping your time frame in mind will help you to readjust if things do go poorly, he said.
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Over that same time frame, the encountered a series of troughs, including a sharp sell-off in 1974.
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One crew member was not tested as he was being transported to the hospital during that time frame.
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The time frame changes things for scientists who have modeled what the climate of ancient Mars was like.
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Despite that time frame, the nuclear deal remains at the center of the current partisan tussle over Iran.
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About a third of states let doctors determine viability, and half limit abortion to a specific time frame.
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Some insisted that fetal viability came earlier than the 24- to 28-week time frame set in Roe.
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Sources said the deal is now likely to close by April, the time frame Yahoo had announced recently.
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In total, Puerto Rico's mortality rate surged by 62 percent compared to the same time frame in 2016.
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The statement did not specify the time frame within which the 140 people had been questioned and detained.
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You look at what we've now committed for the next twelve month time frame, 22 million units, what's interesting is if you look at that roughly 22 week time frame, that includes just one holiday season, that means that we will have sold into retail roughly, roughly 22 million units.
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MIT's Dr. Joscha Bach put his rough estimate for machine consciousness at 2101-2200 (along with a few others who guessed that same time frame), and Dr. Sean Holden of Cambridge University believes that despite seeing no insurmountable obstacle, conscious machines may not exist until the time frame between 2201-3000.
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In that same time frame, about 1.5 million have died in the US after being shot by a gun.
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"There was a huge amount of traffic on Thanksgiving Day, but in a very concentrated time frame," he said.
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Mutko declined to give a time frame for the law to be implemented or details of the expected punishments.
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I'm too sensitive in that if someone [puts a time frame on something] I'm like 'No, probably fuck off'.
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Several of the paintings executed in oil or acrylic are from the 12s, despite the exhibition's stated time frame.
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In roughly the same time frame the average weighed maturity of borrowing declined to 30.2 months, from 59.3 months.
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Fed watchers, however, have not embraced that time frame, with many sticking with expectations for no hike until June.
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A statute of limitations is a law requiring that prosecutors bring a criminal case within a certain time frame.
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Correction: An earlier version of this report misstated the time frame in which the Nikkei 225 fell 1.7 percent.
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CAN YOU TELL US HOW YOU COME DOWN ON THAT AND WHAT SORT OF TIME FRAME WE SHOULD EXPECT.
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The time frame Priebus laid out, however, leaves it unclear exactly when Pence was told Flynn had misled him.
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This surpasses the market's performance over the same time frame under any other president in the past 211 years.
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Rent expectations over the same time frame appeared more resilient, with an increase of just over 20 percent foreseen.
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The VanEck Vectors Semiconductor ETF, a broad tracking of chipmakers, is down nearly 8% in that same time frame.
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That's about the same time frame Musk bet he could build the Powerpack in, and well, they did it.
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A White House spokesman said the administration hoped to complete the "historic trade deal" within the same time frame.
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That matches the time frame of On Deck and Intuit's partnership announcement, which came in mid-September last year.
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Profitability in that time frame nearly quadrupled at 42 million euros this year, compared to 11 million last year.
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These technologies were major reasons why she was able to succeed in the time frame she did, Vogel said.
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Seif expressed confidence that Iranian banks would be removed from the blacklist, though he didn't give a time frame.
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He would not give a time frame for when Russian projects may get a green light from the bank.
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It plans on rolling out this capacity on a global level, although no exact time frame has been given.
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There's even an app that learns when you charge the Key2, reminding you to charge within the time frame.
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Still, the results won't show up until 2020, a time frame that many analysts have mapped out, Cramer said.
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"I think it will be resolved very quickly," Wei said, but he declined to give a specific time frame.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, who put forth the resolution, said that it does not specify a time frame.
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During the same time frame, Kovner and his wife gave around $2.7 million to the committee, the Times reported.
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Activity at the site was consistent with a launch in the time frame given by Pyongyang, U.S. officials said.
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"There is no time frame for looking into an incident or determining whether to open an investigation," Espinosa said.
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With Tea With Strangers, the designated two hour time frame really allowed everyone to relax and enjoy the experience.
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Because his company did not process a wage-garnishment order in the time frame mandated by New York State.
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"Anyone who's running the fast fashion model is going to make decisions on a shorter time frame," she said.
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In that same time frame, Netflix has added 13.2 million international subscribers, including 3.2 million in the third quarter.
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FTC regulations currently require companies to ship preordered devices within a specified time frame or let customers cancel orders.
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This narrow time frame allows for the exhibition to linger on the idealism and ethos of the community's planners.
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Those problems will solve themselves by the 2018-2019 time frame, which is what I've been saying since 2015.
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A sixth suicide -- the parent of three students at the school -- was also reported in that same time frame.
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We've got to rush it through, or is this the normal time frame for you to make a documentary?
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We had gone through, if you remember like the time frame from 2000 to 2004, that was … KS: Bad.
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Montezano declined to elaborate on what BNDES plans to sell this year or a time frame for the divestitures.
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You can adjust this time frame based on when you go to bed, but the same basic principle applies.
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The process takes five to 10 days, however scientists believe they will be able to shorten that time frame.
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Drone deliveries will start next month — which may just make the "spring" time frame it announced late last year.
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After chatting, Crystal presented me with a proposal that outlined the work, and gave a recommended design time frame.
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"There's a lot of disruption happening in a very short time frame," said Greg McGuire, M-City Lab Director.
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We're told doctors realized Locklear needed additional treatment past the mandatory time frame and got an additional 2 weeks.
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That said, Mike didn't rule out a post-rap political career completely, and he even has a time frame!
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Over a 20-year time frame, methane traps 86 times as much heat in the atmosphere as carbon dioxide.
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Novak said the new proposal foresees the same cuts in production with extension of time frame by 9 months.
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Correction: This story was updated to correct the time frame for when 5miles facilitated over $200 million in transactions.
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Meanwhile, on Apple's App Store, the app only dropped a single spot during that same time frame, it found.
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If they don't respond within a given time frame, a selected contact will be notified with an emergency alert.
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TV ratings, however, average how many viewers a program had within a specified time frame of about a minute.
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They did not provide a time frame for the completion of the network or any estimate of the cost.
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Over a slightly longer time-frame, however, the notion that Britons are working ever harder does not stand up.
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Mental health issues can extend trial That time frame can be extended if a defendant suffers from mental illness.
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PayPal Cashback Mastercard — This card has no annual fee and includes a 60-day time frame for price protection.
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It told me I could be eligible for a delivery guarantee if I ordered within a specific time frame.
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But I think this clearly lengthens the time frame that should reduce the odds of a January hike substantially.
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Adding that he had "no time frame" for ending the trade dispute with China in an interview with Reuters.
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But revenue per trade has gone in the other direction, from $12.29 to $7.24 during the same time frame.
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It will roll out to other worldwide markets "soon," but WhatsApp didn't offer a more exact launch time frame.
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It removed mentions of a time-frame by which it planned to achieve its 2 percent price stability target.
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Democrats, and some Republicans like Alexander, agree Congress should fund the payments, but there's disagreement on the time frame.
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By way of comparison, investors took out about $60 billion from US stock mutual funds during that time frame.
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GFH has previously declared its intention to list Khaleeji Commercial and Wednesday's statement did not give a time frame.
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Correction: This story has been updated to correct the time frame when the illnesses were reported to Hy-Vee.
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Tan, a veteran lawyer and former professor of law, declined to give a time frame for the strategic review.
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That's a whopping 11% higher than the average of the top 20 female players over the same time frame.
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And with current technology, "homegrown violent extremists" can radicalize in a shorter time frame and become threats more quickly.
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The sale of the remaining assets within the planned time frame will depend on "supportive market conditions", UKAR added.
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Lewis: I don't have a specific time frame I can share right now, but we have it conquered internally.
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What pressures are the sellers under, in what kind of time frame – and how can you outmaneuver your 'opponents'?
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"We stand by his public testimony before Oversight Comm as referring to post-JDA time frame statement," Davis said.
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"It has been a difficult challenge to do all of this in a constrained time frame," Mr. Weiss said.
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But, he said, the movement this year was the most he has seen in such a short time frame.
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He "had been going through literally the exact same thing in literally the exact same time frame," she said.
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On the other hand, only 15% of Republicans say the same, down 10 points in the same time frame.
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But a psychologist cautions that employees shouldn't be expected to fully resolve their grief in that limited time frame.
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A game jam is a social get-together, where developers create several, themed games within a short time frame.
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Cutting that time frame to three hours will open up new possibilities for research on board the space station.
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Breast augmentations went up by 89% in that same time frame, while butt lifts rose by a whopping 252%.
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That time frame was subsequently extended to four months, before being extended indefinitely by National Security Adviser John Bolton.
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Ultimately, ORR officials still allowed the teen's abortion to proceed on Sunday, March 5, within a safe time frame.
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On the street after the show, Graham told me that the limited time frame was aimed at cisgender people.
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Of course, backlash to that joke started in about the same time frame it takes to type a tweet.
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However, the company announced they are increasing their capital return program and extending the time frame by four quarters.
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The best time frame to decide whether or not you want to be at a company is six months.
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FSU President John Thrasher said he did not have a time frame for how long the suspension would last.
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Pointing to the minimal growth, IEA declared the 2012 to 2022 time frame a "decade of stagnation" for coal.
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"If he fails to leave within this time frame, he will be considered as staying here illegally," added Neupane.
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Trump, however, did not give details on how many new troops he would be sending or their time frame.
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Xiaomi said last month that it did not have a time frame for its share offering on the mainland.
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Chief Financial Officer Simon Henry had previously indicated the divestment program could take longer than the initial time frame.
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That time frame refers to how long health officials predict it will take to make a publicly available vaccine.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the time frame when the number of independent bookstores fell 43 percent.
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That's a reasonable time frame given that Steyer is also almost certain to include some charity in his will.
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The following day, North Korea set a time frame for the dismantling of its most prominent nuclear test site.
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Your goals should be achievable within a certain time frame — they should have an "expiration date," according to John.
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When you sign up for assignments, you have to "shop" during a specific time frame, like 11:303 a.m.
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Heck, if you take a while to write a caption, multiple attacks could go down in that time frame.
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Florida legislators agreed to double the time frame for prosecuting first- and second-degree adult rape to eight years.
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That means it is always important to examine the time frame of the survey prior to each similar report.
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There is no set time frame for when participating companies must comply with the principles outlined in the memorandum.
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The information gathered so far suggests Nevaeh was killed during the same time frame as her mother, police said.
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Mr. Engstrom said he thought the lobbying had an impact, despite the compressed time frame for moving the bill.
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Note: An earlier version of this article gave an incorrect time frame for the author's work with Michael Bloomberg.
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But there is no time frame for action, as Puerto Rico prepares to miss a May 1 debt payment.
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"We have set no time frame for when the work will be completed," the agency said in a statement.
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Ms. Rowling is just getting revved up, but her time frame suggests her sights are on another world catastrophe.
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In general, the time frame for the negative outlook is the next 18 months to two years, Colquhoun said.
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Considering this time frame, the drug will not become available in the United States for at least two years.
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Given that there have been many submissions, this seems like a great burden in such a crunched time frame.
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At a moment like this, the stakes are high, and the time frame for decision making is extremely compressed.
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By comparison, in the same time frame, the S&P 22.6 had a total return of just over 24%.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has said it has no set time frame to allow the planes to fly again.
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Long-term, South Sudan aims to ramp up production to 350,000 bpd, Oler added, without specifying a time frame.
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"There is no set time frame for findings to be issued" in those cases, said a spokesman for Rendon.
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Our first priority is safety, and we have set no time frame for when the work will be completed.
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In the same time frame, former Vice President Joe Biden spent a little more than $385,000 on Facebook ads.
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By comparison, in the same time frame, the S&P 20193 had a total return of just over 22019%.
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Seven of those states would see their funds slashed by more than $10 billion apiece during that time frame.
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Sales at restaurants open at least a year jumped 4% in that time frame, and digital sales surged 42.4%.
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Spending increased by 81 percent within the same time frame — 2016 medicare spending for hospice care was $16.7 billion.
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In addition,1,303 complaints were reported to the Justice Department during that same time frame, according to the documents.
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Last week he told parliament he wanted a clear framework to achieve "fiscal balance" in a reasonable time frame.
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Overall, the staff found that Yucca would remain safe during the million-year time frame it has to study.
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The time frame syncs with when employers send workers their W-2s and individuals prepare to file their taxes.
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The XLI, an ETF that tracks the industrial sector, is up just over 11% in the same time frame.
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In the same time frame, EU supplied 33% of Japan's pork while U.S. pork accounted for 32% of imports.
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Pointing to the minimal growth, IEA declared the 2012 to 2022 time frame a "decade of stagnation" for coal.
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"NBG is preparing a proposal on the time frame it wants to conclude its divestments plan," the banker said.
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That is proving especially difficult for Republicans to accomplish in the time frame that Mr. Trump once called for.
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For Steve Tobak, a former tech executive, his preferred time frame for tackling a problem is right this second.
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"Heat and Light," her biggest novel yet, is a sweeping Bakerton tour de force with a contemporary time frame.
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It would then go to the Senate, where they'd have to vote on it within a certain time frame.
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State prison costs also declined during the same time frame by about $60 million, to $1.1 billion per year.
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As you know, we are in a compressed time frame [to stop Trump], and we need to be effective.
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Another cause of a false-positive or false-negative is not reading the results within the designated time frame.
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A weather forecast suggested cloud cover in the area would fall slightly during the time frame of the eclipse.
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But over the long-enough time frame, financial markets tend to act as a growth machine for your money.
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He didn't give a time frame, but the wider context of his remarks was digital ad spend in 23.
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Even understanding what's gonna go on in a 50-year time frame I would say is very, very difficult.
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It adds that its "verification activities conducted" have increased 152 percent over that time frame, without specifying total numbers.
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"Part of the fun of any family is looking at somebody in certain time frame or a family in a present-day time frame and hypothetically jumping forward 15 years and [seeing] who's still in the picture, who's not in the picture anymore, who has become ill or other," Fogelman told the outlet.
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It's supposed to continue to receive updates and get them along a similar time frame as the Bedrock Engine version.
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In 2017, Apple said it would release a high-end professional-oriented Mac computer, but didn't specify a time frame.
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Sony said it aims to sell at least as many new AIBO as the original, without giving a time frame.
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In Michigan -- where votes are all cast by hand and machines aren't used -- the time frame would be even tighter.
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That was a big jump over the 25 overdose calls received in the same 32-hour time frame last week.
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But that promise of concurrent repeal and replace, in such a short time frame, is widely considered impossible to meet.
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You also have periods where you are trending up like the 1950 to 1966 time frame – and 1980 to 2000.
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Strangely, that tight time frame can make it feel like a more honest simulation of how humans actually build cities.
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After that time frame, no one had heard from or seen the couple until their bodies were found that Friday.
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A spokesman for Boeing, Charles Bickers, did not respond to a request for comment about the time frame for ungrounding.
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A HP spokesperson revealed to CNET that less than 1 percent of laptops sold during the time frame were affected.
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Forty-eight of those deaths were from gunfire, an increase of 55 percent from a similar time frame last year.
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The find also helps elucidate how species are able to respond to catastrophic events in a relatively rapid time frame.
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The log shows Dowless submitted requests for 592 absentee ballots out of more than 1,30.83 requests in that time frame.
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The log shows Dowless submitted requests for 592 absentee ballots out of more than 1,300 requests in that time frame.
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"Yellen was pretty non-committal - she didn't give a time frame for rate rises," Societe Generale analyst Robin Bhar said.
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The process is incredibly long and places a lot of strict deadlines on the time frame to file a complaint.
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U.K. lawmakers voted to reject a limited time frame for reviewing legislation related to Britain's withdrawal from the European Union.
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Simply put, they have to return more capital than they were given by their LPs in a set time frame.
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Robotaxis are seen as the best way to bring autonomous technology to the most people in the shortest time frame.
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One industry source, speaking on condition of anonymity, was skeptical Bamboo could reach such scale in the time frame given.
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Pogue thinks this is a tiny fraction of the 250,000 surprise medical bills sent out in the same time frame.
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He has, instead, scheduled a political rally in Wisconsin for the exact same time frame as the dinner this weekend.
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Of course, in some Bachelor Nation cases, the short time frame between dating and engagement has worked out just fine.
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Smartphone VR headsets like the Samsung GearVR will grow from 14.5 million to 72 million in the same time frame.
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A political committee must reimburse the governmental entity providing the conveyance within the time frame specified by the governmental entity.
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I come prepared to get my nails done, but I don't give her any time frame; we laugh, we talk.
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