Revenue hit $1.52 billion in the same timespan last year.
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Revenue was at $1.52 billion during the same timespan last year.
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In that same timespan, 3,700 similar projects were funded in Florida.
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How could a jump that large happen in such a short timespan?
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I hadn't heard anything in the timespan they said I'd hear something.
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But everything has a timespan, and what goes up must come down.
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Wages for college graduates have increased by 6% in that same timespan.
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Analysts are sceptical that production can recover in such a short timespan.
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It's clear that this reduction must occur within quite a tight timespan.
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A study published in the journal PLOS One three years ago found that over a two-week period, the more its subjects used Facebook within in a certain timespan, the worse they rated their own happiness within that timespan.
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Only 16.3% of service members who died during that timespan were killed in action.
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But with a 210,22008MW shortage, that timespan could increase to 209 hours, it said.
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However, new battle lines are now being drawn over the timespan of this transitional period.
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It argued that it could prejudice a jury to hear stories from such a long timespan.
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The 5-18 timespan does cover most of a person's childhood, and it's a huge help.
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And it excludes defendants who were convicted of domestic terrorism during the same timespan, for example.
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Four and a half hours passed before Sondland responded — and in that timespan, Sondland called President Trump.
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Twitter's iOS app still doesn't offer the super-targeted options for muting words like timeline, users or timespan.
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Historically, that's actually quite close to the average net gain of an out-party in the timespan above.
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In that same timespan, venture capital investments in cleantech fell from around $5 billion to roughly $2.5 billion annually.
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But in just a 24-hour timespan last week, the area accumulated 0.84 inches, according to a local gauge.
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Aerial shooting caused 22005 percent of deaths during that timespan, according to Dave Hervieux, the province's caribou management specialist.
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In the world's second-largest country, India, child mortality fell by 69 percent in that timespan, or over two-thirds.
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"What people likely don't realize is that the Fantasy Suites are stretched out over a two-week timespan," she explained.
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They held the Senate for just four years in that 40-year timespan, and the House of Representatives for 16.
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Since Miami is sinking and I work mainly outside, it's impossible to not think about the timespan on the land.
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Twitter stock has lurched around during that timespan but is a bit higher today than it was a year ago.
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But add enough magma in a short enough timespan—say decades to a century—and the crust stops being so pliable.
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It did quite well, successfully predicting patient mortality within the 3 to 12 month timespan in nine out of 10 cases.
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A lot of the artists Peep admired loved him too, but there was just such a limited timespan to work together.
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Often for competitions, even if you have days to prepare, you're still working in a short timespan for the contest itself.
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Those same customers will also get remote desktop support from Cox for no charge during that timespan, should they need it.
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In the timespan between the first and second presidential debates, more than a third of pro-Trump tweets came from bot accounts.
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Most glaringly, there was the whirlwind romance, engagement, and breakup with Ariana Grande (which all went down in a four month timespan).
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Here, cooling capacity could be measured by the amount of heating power was required to maintain this temperature across a long timespan.
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On average, how long does an astronaut spend on the International Space Station, a timespan that NASA astronaut Scott Kelly almost doubled?
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It was conducted over a slightly wider three-day timespan from April 8 to 11 among a smaller group of 900 participants.
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CNN also used the same methodology to find that Lyft had 18 instances of sexual assault or abuse accusations in the same timespan.
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At the end of the six months, customers would be allowed to keep one of the games they had rented during that timespan.
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On the basis of those cases, researchers estimated that 759,123 young children visited the ER for foreign object injection during this two-decade timespan.
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The report shows Netflix has lost more than 3,000 movies in that timespan, even while its total number of TV shows has nearly quadrupled.
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A mediator would ask how can that amount of additional resources best be used to improve border security now and over a reasonable timespan.
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Cases that are up for appeal, where the timespan is short—usually 18-24 months—and the chance of a loss slimmer, offer lower returns.
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They project that spending on coverage provisions would drop by about $275 billion in that timespan, while revenues would also drop by about $100 billion.
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In a story that tackles super-complicated themes over a three-generation-long timespan, it'd be easy for some aspects to fall by the wayside.
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Not to mention the fact that many of these technologies are developed and enhanced several times over within the three-year timespan between exemption decisions.
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The eastern portion of the community saw more than 7 inches in that timespan, while the southwestern side of town received more than 5 inches.
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This month, more than 1 million people signed up for the healthcare program, exceeding the number that signed up last year during the same timespan.
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And I think if you look at a ten year timespan even this corona crisis will just be a small dip in a growth curve.
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That timespan will be crucial to the lawsuit: "We will never know what could've been done in that six minutes because nothing was done," Pinkerton said.
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Yet over a longer timespan, the so-called fear gauge spent prolonged stretches of time in this zone while the market managed to grind its way higher.
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It would also be good to see the researchers constrain the estimated timespan, which is between 358,000 to 172,000 years ago—a large swing of 213,000 years.
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Because of structural barriers to shale extraction that would nevertheless persist in that timespan, even a complete ban on fracking wouldn't significantly impact the Mexican energy sector.
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But the pair have a wide-ranging memorandum of understanding in which DeepMind states its ambition to do so within the five-year initial timespan of the partnership.
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Critics have expressed concerns the plan will be implemented in too short a timespan and carry risks for private sector employees who may see their net incomes slashed.
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Some uncertainty remains about the total amount and timespan of cash outflows, but we believe that our latest estimates remain manageable for the group at the current rating.
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Over the course of a couple of weeks, maybe even a shorter timespan than that, "it gets harder to decipher imagination, versus a memory coming back," Shaw said.
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Italian officials said 28503 people have died from the coronavirus in the last 22020 hours, marking a record number of deaths from the illness within such a timespan.
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Since the referendum, however, many conservatives have understood the popular mandate for Brexit as a mandate for the most extreme version of it in the shortest timespan possible.
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"In the first place, this was a project with a limited timespan and both governments had long prepared themselves for this eventuality," he added without giving further details.
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And anytime a network launches as many good-to-great shows in as short of a timespan as Syfy has, there's something good going on behind the scenes.
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But in another, it suggests that the Heptapods, who can now move freely throughout the timespan of their life cycles, know more or less what's coming at every moment.
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Such a disparate collection, each representing a different use for grayscale, across a considerable timespan which encompasses medieval up to the contemporary will naturally be uneven despite this umbrella theme.
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Amazon accounted for more than half of all domestic growth in online retail last year and was responsible for 43 percent of all U.S. online retail in the same timespan.
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The International Weightlifting Federation (IWF), the sport's world governing body, said it was too early for its executive board to vote on the European proposal, given the two-year WADA timespan.
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Hillary Clinton has led Trump in the vast majority of national polls conducted over pretty much any timespan of this campaign, and continues to do so going into its final week.
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We've already talked about Nixon, Carter, and the Bushes, so let's turn our attention to the other four presidents in that timespan: Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama.
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Led by a Notre Dame astrophysics professor named Peter Garnavich, the team looked at data recorded by Kepler over a three-year timespan—data that included views of around 50 trillion stars.
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In that timespan, Republicans have quickly condemned Trump for the comment many of them have deemed "inexcusable" and "indefensible," prompting Trump to issue his first-ever apology of his nearly 16-month campaign.
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For the first time in his 15-year broadcasting career, he wore glasses on-air, and he finally gave up his "filthy" habit of sleeping in his contact lenses over that same timespan.
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On Monday's episode of Teen Mom OG, the 25-year-old unleashed fury on her on-again off-again boyfriend Simon Saran and ultimately sent him packing all within a 24-hour timespan.
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In that timespan, Bill Taylor (the top US diplomat in Ukraine) mentioned that Zelensky was worried about being used "as an instrument in Washington domestic, reelection politics" — an apparent allusion to the investigations.
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It also has two modes, fixed and flexible, so you can either decide to show a distinct timespan, like 1053AM to 5PM, or always show the next 12 hours on a rolling basis.
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Historical conquests "The genetics of the Abusir el-Meleq community did not undergo any major shifts during the 1,300-year timespan we studied," said Wolfgang Haak, group leader at the Max Planck Institute.
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But during a speech to the Economic Club of New York on Tuesday, he credited his daughter Ivanka with personally creating more than double that many jobs than that over the same timespan.
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Perhaps more to the point, Steyer has been the single biggest donor in disclosed political giving over the 21-2018 election cycles, spending $245 million dollars over that timespan, all to help Democrats.
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While it is not known exactly what caused the mass extinction, one theory attributes it to a massive injection of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere over a timespan of 200,000 years, explains Gulbranson.
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On top of struggling to attract customers and changing their CEO three times in that timespan, the company also recently fired both its CFO and COO within a few days of each other.
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Those who have seen benefits from the treatment notice a reduction in flushing for three to four months after a single treatment — a timespan with which no single use of a topical can compete.
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Yes. On the other hand, per Netflix's own selective boasting, the service can get huge numbers of people to watch a show or movie in a fairly short timespan, like a month or less.
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In a timespan of 3-4 years, eBay's C43C market share plummeted from 72% to 8% and caused them to throw in the towel while Taobao's share continued to climb, reaching over 80% by 2007.
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Given the limited timespan, there's a lot we don't get to see about what happens next in the Ginsburg family's lives — including which of the Ginsburgs' two children continued in the family tradition of law.
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These "adapted" cells were then introduced to a colony of normal E. coli bacteria (a control strain), and they performed just fine, producing three times as many colonies as unaffected cells over the same timespan.
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This has widened the gap between Canada and peer nations, as average R&D intensity in Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries increased from 85033 percent to 2.37 percent over that timespan.
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Some factors will certainly change throughout that long timespan; for instance, an average rent for an unfurnished apartment in the U.S. was $308 per month in 1980, and up to $250,224 per month in 225. Ouch.
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ACP is targeting solar and wind power assets worth about 3 billion euros within that timespan as well as power grids, roads, airports and other regulated assets worth about 4 billion euros, Juergen Gerke told Reuters.
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Dakataua, Pago, Billy Mitchell all produced VEI 5 or greater eruptions in the last 10,000 years, while Rabaul, Tavui, Ulawun, Lolobau, Lamington, Karkar, Manam and Long Island have all experienced numerous VEI 4 eruptions over that timespan.
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The issue I keep coming back to is that not only is Joker trying to be everything at once, it's trying to shoehorn a lifetime of unlikely melodrama into a short timespan, fueling its anti-hero's mental collapse.
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What makes these weapons especially dangerous is their ability to fire a large number of bullets in a short timespan — essentially "spraying" their target with bullets, allowing for even those with poor accuracy and precision to cause damage.
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We have been able to get 84 percent of them into prenatal care and counseling, including 93 percent of them to at least two prenatal visits in their makeshift homes, in just a three-month timespan between April and June.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union leaders agreed on Thursday to extend economic sanctions against Russia over the turmoil in Ukraine until mid-2017, though some wanted a longer timespan over fear U.S. President-elect Donald Trump would ease pressure on Moscow.
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The trick is that the system is guided by a constraint: It acts in a way that maximizes the amount of entropy (in this case, defined in terms of the different possible paths the particles could take) it generates within a given timespan.
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A space telescope of this scale could revolutionize astronomical observation, enabling scientists to pinpoint the evolution of stars and galaxies over a timespan of 10 billion years, gaze at exoplanets in unprecedented detail, and pursue unresolved questions about dark matter and energy.
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Yeah we have some installations that show how much—in just [the festival's timespan of] 18 hours—how much forest we saved, how much water we saved, how much CO2, greenhouse gas emissions we saved, just from being completely plant-based vegan.
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We have not, in the past half century, had a year freighted with such emotional and historical heft, in part because we have not seen the convergence of so many defining issues—war, civil rights, populism, political realignment—in so short a timespan.
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In this same three month timespan, the federal Interdepartmental Serious Mental Illness Coordinating Committee has been preparing the first of two reports to Congress describing how to improve services for those with serious mental illnesses, including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and major depressive disorder.
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Karen Greenberg, director of the Center on National Security at Fordham University School of Law, says that the report is misleading on many levels, but firstly because it only covers a timespan through 2016, and some key things have changed since then.
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This is what allows us to convert the bare text from the webpage into a useful Python date format and it also allows us to do the neccessary computation to get the timespan from today's date back to the inmate's booking date.
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Harnessing the talents of thousands of experts across the world over a timespan of 250 years—from its beginnings in 230, when the mission was formally conceived, through its launch in 22017, to Friday's self-destruction—Cassini is a multinational and multigenerational labor of love.
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The show suffered through occasional messy periods, as with its fifth season, which took place over a three-day prison riot and struggled to maintain focus because it was trying to account for a huge, unruly cast of characters in a very short timespan.
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Toronto-based artist Andréanne Michon's work takes up terrestrial activity — volcanic and tectonic movement — through photography, video, sculpture, and printmaking as a potent visual representation of the physical forces that have shaped our environment across a timespan wider than the human mind can comprehend.
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One study, published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters in 2012, found that the average time needed for a tropical cyclone to intensify from a Category 1 to a Category 4 storm has been reduced by nearly 20 hours in a timespan of just 25 years.
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For most people, the holidays are a time of excess, an occasion to gather around the table with family and friends and go to town, imperial Roman-style, on as much food and drink as is possible to stuff down one's gullet in a two-hour timespan.
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By performing a micromorphological analysis of all the stuff embedded within this dirt—both geological and biological—the researchers were able to reconstruct a history of habitation in the cave over the course of 300,000 years, a timespan that included no less than three interglacial cycles.
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Apple also is committing to creating over 20,000 new jobs over the course of the five year timespan, and announced plans for creation of a new campus in the US (which will house technical support staff, at least to start), with location to be announced at a later time.
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The explanation behind this is obviously that the series films in the summer, but it seems like a pretty big oversight that something with such a universally known nine-month timespan would happen on a female-driven show without the creators so much as faking some changing leaves.
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Any measurable amount of methane detected by Curiosity would be a tripwire for Mars researchers, since the gas would likely have to have been produced recently by an organism if the reading is accurate, because otherwise it would've naturally broken down in a relatively short timespan into its component parts.
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More and more Chaldeans showing up to protest detainment "I do not believe that any president in our lifetimes has done so much that has benefited the Christian community in such a short timespan than Donald Trump," Jerry Falwell Jr. told a crowd at the Liberty University commencement in May.
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Neutrinoless double beta decay and neutrinoless double electron capture would both have longer half-lives, so seeing a reasonable number of those events—which physicists want to do to prove that they exist in the real world and not just in theory—on a reasonable timespan would require even larger vats of atoms.
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Plus, Vetements, the streetwear label and, basically, the most talked-about fashion label these days, was present, showing its spring '17 with the help of some familiar mall brands in the same timespan (but certainly not on the same official calendar, or with the same accreditation) as the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture-vetted houses.
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The study was one in a series of papers that explored equity and equality of health in the US. (Other factors contributing to the widening health inequity include systemic racism and mass incarceration.) Researchers from the Boston University School of Public Health reviewed literature that looked at trends in survival inequalities over the timespan of 1980 through 2015.
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"Carbon dioxide levels are increasing faster than they have in hundreds of thousands of years" According to Tans, the current rate of increase in carbon dioxide levels is 200 times faster than the last time the planet saw such a sustained increase, which was between 17,000 and 11,000 years ago, when there was an 80 ppm increase during that timespan.
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One of Wikileaks' initially stated media partners for the release, the Italian newspaper La Repubblica, (which has since been removed from the media partners' list and replaced with a different Italian publication's name — so, er, working with Assange must surely be a lol a minute… ) reports that the documents cover "an extended timespan from 2007 to June 2015", and describes the contents as "extremely technical".
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Never mind that he was active on New York's burgeoning, post-World War II art scene; his work was shown at the Museum of Modern Art in the 1940s and at Manhattan galleries over a decades-long timespan, and he knew just about everyone: Peggy Guggenheim (for whom he designed a famous pair of bat-shaped sunglasses); Tennessee Williams; Gore Vidal; and the multimillionaire art collector and Forbes magazine publisher, Malcolm Forbes; his circle also included many other artists as well as countless, now nameless hustlers, sailors, beach bums, and representatives of working-class "trade" who posed for his pictures and with whom he had sex.
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