Noura Erakat: Two fold, one is from the community itself.
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The theme of his message was two-fold: investment and engagement.
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For Macron, the risks in tackling the issue are two-fold.
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The primary effect on travelers will be two-fold, Waters said.
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The problem that Quirk is trying to solve is two-fold.
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For Bird, the purpose of this monthly program is two-fold.
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Nine other developers saw their shares surge more than two-fold.
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In addition to celebrating the peace, Jay's response was two-fold.
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The experience was a two-fold test at seizing the moment.
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But market fears now present Trump with a two-fold problem.
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Eva: From a university point of view, the answer is two-fold.
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The things that I think they didn't get right were two-fold.
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As The Verge notes, though, Google's intentions here are likely two-fold.
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GIF: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Currently, the problem for VR is two fold.
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Modi's message was two-fold, Indian foreign ministry spokesman Gopal Baglay said.
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The name of the PAC is notable for its two-fold meaning.
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The problem with introducing that concept is two-fold, according to Lanman.
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There's a two-fold opportunity that comes with going to the Courtauld.
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The logic for being tied to Spotify this way was two-fold.
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The response to Catalano's groundbreaking work and recipes has been two-fold.
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New York State Rifle, in other words, is of two-fold importance.
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The way in which the data is analyzed, said Schlee, is two-fold.
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At the end of the study what the team discovered was two-fold.
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The reason for that is two-fold: digital attacks and unsecured phone systems.
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Today's news has a two-fold purpose, Hammond noted today in his presentation.
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Adjusted income from the business rose more than two-fold to $1.27 billion.
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And while the upside for Constellation appears obvious, the benefit is two-fold.
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MORE, said he told Trump his challenge with Putin would be two-fold.
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"The biggest challenge of any C-suite today is two-fold," Wong says.
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The key to making 23D printing accessible to average humans is two-fold.
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"As an African American male witch this offends me two fold," Jack continues.
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The effect of this on the entertainment industry so far is two-fold.
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China Rare Earth surged over two-fold to its highest close since August 22.30.
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Up until the start of Black Panther, the benefits of vibranium were two-fold.
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The reasons are two-fold: The cut reduces the government's cushion backing the mortgages.
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No. I think that there's ... two-fold on this, there's two parts to that.
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The challenges in writing a program to play Go were two-fold, Hassabis said.
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The backlash against The Assignment (originally titled Tomboy, A Revenger's Tale) is two-fold.
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For many countries, the pressure is two-fold: rising crude imports with rising prices.
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The big question is how, and this is two-fold: First, on the policy.
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The motivations for the massive government-backed investment plans appear to be two-fold.
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The sudden drought of energy bonds reflects a two-fold problem for oil companies.
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The question for Republican now, two-fold: one, how come they&aposre not more popular?
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For Clinton, the likely Democratic presidential nominee, the political concerns going forward are two-fold.
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Known as a two-fold comet, it bore a startling resemblance to a rubber ducky.
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The benefits would be two-fold, he said—thinning the forests, and creating renewable energy.
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The result was a two-fold predicament: First, it turned the hearing structure upside-down.
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In terms of values, I'm with you, but what seems to happen is two-fold.
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One group without appendixes had a two-fold increase in recurrent C. difficile-associated colitis.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Let's be clear-- ERIC ROSENGREN: And the reason for that is two-fold.
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The challenges posed by such a mass emigration are two-fold, according to the Journal.
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Further, 16 percent are people of color — a two-fold increase from eight percent in 2015.
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The major concerns are two-fold: what will venture capital do and will the talent stay?
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The risks of failing to effectively engage Congress on the Khashoggi killing are two-fold: 1.
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I chatted with some authors and publishing execs about this, and the answer was two-fold.
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When researchers accounted for obesity, the diabetes risk was still two-fold higher with food insecurity.
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"From there came the idea of making a creative act that was two-fold," she said.
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Kilograms sold in 2018 increase over two-fold to 6,478 from 3,024 in the prior year.
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Its value is two-fold: it's great for battery life, and it's an always on display.
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The problem with doing something you're not at least somewhat naturally good at is two-fold.
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Total kilograms sold increased over two-fold to 1,613 kilograms from 753 kilograms in the prior year.
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Their interest in the project was two-fold, hacker and lock enthusiast Johnny Xmas told VICE News.
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Now, years later and a seasoned serial entrepreneur, Adelaida's reflection on her past decisions is two-fold.
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Unlike Ibsen's protagonist, Dr. Stockmann, Magdalena faces two-fold condemnation as a traditional healer and as a woman.
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Other factors like non-Christian religion, age and parental characteristics raised risk by about two-fold or less.
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For banks, this approach should be two-fold, requiring both investigator training and crypto exchange-focused detection scenarios.
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The cost to air an ad during MSNBC's "Morning Joe" has increased two-fold, one media buyer said.
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Zahrat Al Waha gained 1.5 percent after posting a two-fold rise in its first-quarter net profit.
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My advice is two-fold: Follow your passion and find a company that aligns with your core values.
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In turn, consumption of nuts, fruits, vegetables, and legumes must increase more than two-fold, the report says.
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The reason I've never dyed my hair is two-fold, but both folds have to do with fear.
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His mission is two-fold: exercise to strengthen his body, and prayer and meditation to strengthen his mind.
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Every year from 1996 to 2016, the pace at which immigrants started businesses outpaced U.S.-born individuals two-fold.
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"The best perk of the job for me is two-fold," said Pittman, who's been with Delta since 2015.
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Against that background, McConnell's task this week is two-fold: finish a bill and convince enough people to back it.
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The answer is two-fold, according to Cecily Luft, a psychometrist at the Baylor Scott & White Health system in Texas.
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The issue was two-fold: Modems are slow, but the page, additionally, was not optimized to work effectively on WebTV.
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China had 78 new cases on Monday, the National Health Commission said, a two-fold increase from a day earlier.
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I automatically save in my 401(k) and a high-yield savings accountMy strategy for saving money is two-fold.
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And the use of biomechanics is two-fold: one is to avoid injury, but the other is to improve your performance.
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In an almost two-fold increase from 2015, 281 campaigners were killed in 2016, according to rights group Front Line Defenders.
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This seemed to speak to my two-fold issue of wanting dynamic images of Wallace without all the failed photo sessions.
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"I think the more that we try to combat racism, it seems like it comes back two-fold now," Gunn says.
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"The problem's really two-fold," Kay Firth-Butterfield, head of artificial intelligence at WEF, told CNBC at the India Economic Summit.
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The issues are two-fold: one, China wants nearly "contaminant-free" shipments and are no longer willing to accept anything less.
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"I think the real ah-ha here is two-fold... one, not everyone is an ad avoider at all costs," Naylor added.
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Graphic: Bairoliya N, Fink G (PLOS-One)The major drivers of infant deaths were two-fold, Bairoliya and her co-author found.
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Porcelain is here a two-fold reference: to the lasting narratives imbued in domestic tools and also the fragility of material culture.
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"Our thesis is two-fold: copper is highly levered to macro sentiment and copper equities offer significant upside potential," the analyst said.
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Back in May, the bank launched a TV spot, part of a campaign called "Re-Established," that conveyed a two-fold message.
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The drug screening process would be two-fold and the method of implementation would be up to the discretion of the states.
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While the Sportle team aims to simplify the online sports experience for fans, the goal for the platform is actually two-fold.
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When black, brown, and queer folks are killed, there is so often a two-fold tragedy: First, the death, then the forgetting.
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"The challenges are two-fold: we have a first-time primary and we are dealing with this public health crisis," Jayapal said.
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That was a two-fold increase over our house in Glendale, and a full $6,000 more annually than I was even expecting.
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Clearly, this crossover-genre-that-could has tapped into something deep within our zeitgeist, and the reason for that is two-fold.
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The problem is two-fold: How do you explain a math problem to a statistical model, and more importantly, what's the solution?
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"So the beneficial impact of breast feeding may be at least two-fold: better nutrition and more resilient emotional development," Wright said.
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Multiple sclerosis drug Ocrevus's sales rose by two-thirds to 21.0069 million francs, while cancer immunotherapy Tecentriq jumped two-fold to 336 million.
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According to the latest note out from global equity strategists at Citi Friday, fears for stocks after a Trump victory are two-fold.
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Multiple sclerosis drug Ocrevus's sales rose by two-thirds to 836 million francs, while cancer immunotherapy Tecentriq jumped two-fold to 336 million.
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The solution is two-fold, Stacy tells Axios: Cities need to revisit train and bus lines and build affordable housing closer to downtown.
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DOD efforts emphasize the often discussed two-fold cloud strategy which seeks to maximize both decentralized nodes and centralized servers and data access.
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The issue seems to be two-fold: creators that don't have an understanding of healthcare issues, and the economics of the healthcare system.
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Regardless of dose, antibiotics prescribed during infancy were associated with a greater than two-fold risk of asthma in childhood, the researchers found.
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The researchers found that for preeclampsia, there was an increased risk of two-fold in singletons and three-fold for twins in egg donations.
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Its mission is two-fold, aiming to fight the stereotype that recycled means ugly and help women in Africa's last absolute monarchy be independent.
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Straight Path Communications surged nearly two-fold to $89.71 after AT&T offered a huge premium to buy the owner of wireless spectrum licenses.
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Straight Path Communications surged nearly two-fold to $663 after AT&T offered a huge premium to buy the owner of wireless spectrum licenses.
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The end result of "Your Turn" is two-fold – it reduces inbox clutter and makes it clear who's turn it is to chat next.
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Bloomberg's bet on his presidential campaign was two-fold: One, a lot of money can go a long way in getting ahead in politics.
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Why this is happening The reason for the shift is two-fold: Sessions has infuriated several top Republicans with his policy positions of late.
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The move is two-fold: it not only gives the aircraft a more open feel but also gives airlines more room for additional seats.
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Assemble your meal on a sheet or two, fold, and you'll have a cheap, healthy dinner on the table before you can even say takeout.
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For example, bipolar disorder is tied to about a two-fold increased risk of high blood pressure and death related to heart problems, they write.
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The headphone jack dies not with a bang, but a Note As for why Samsung did it now, the answer seems to be two-fold.
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The location data market was valued at $10 billion last year and its set to balloon in size by more than two-fold by 2027.
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The mission, we're told, is two-fold -- looking for traffickers who are bringing sex workers into ATL and traffickers who are preying on ATL residents.
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Headline earnings, the main gauge of profitability, have increased more than two-fold at the big five banks since 2011 to a combined $5 billion.
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The House of Representatives, in response to our advocacy, passed a spending bill recommending a record $35 million for the program—an almost two-fold increase.
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The two companies are in a race to become the first treatment for a condition that has increased two-fold in children from 1997 to 2008.
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My money-management strategy is two-fold, but simple: This is something I've been doing ever since I started earning a salary and, therefore, consistent paychecks.
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The task of the Supreme Court thereafter is two-fold: to interpret what Congress has done, and to measure it against the yardstick of the Constitution.
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Tens of thousands of enzymes have been isolated and described but the challenge in finding new reactions is two-fold: First, enzymes have to be identified.
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Shares of Straight Path Communications surged nearly two-fold to $90 after AT&T offered a huge premium to buy the owner of wireless spectrum licenses.
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The goals of the emissions-free shipping movement are two-fold, said Cornelius Bockermann, the Avontuur's captain and founder of Timbercoast, the company behind the mission.
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In Birth of a Nation the horror is two-fold, both in its depiction of slavery and in its bloody dramatization of Nat Turner's 1831 rebellion.
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The strategy is two-fold for the conservative party: Poland is known for being friendly territory for American presidents and they have a reputation to uphold.
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For Salesforce, Japan's public cloud services market is expected to increase more than two-fold to reach $13 billion by 2022, according to figures from IDC.
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Shares of Straight Path Communications surged more than two-fold to $91.75 after AT&T offered a huge premium for the owner of wireless spectrum licenses.
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Recent indictments of Russian nationals by special counsel Robert Mueller allege Russia's targeting of the Democratic party and the Clinton campaign in 2016 was two-fold.
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The challenges facing the House bill are two fold: First, House Democratic leadership and the Trump administration had to iron out technical changes to the legislation.
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The reason I say this is two-fold, and they both have to do with congressional Democrats being likely to support some type of impeachment action.
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And a 2016 study found that mothers who consumed diet soda while pregnant had babies with a two-fold higher risk of being overweight at age one.
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She describes a two-fold organizational approach — with Gathering for Justice looking at foundational issues, such as mass incarceration, while Justice League addresses problems like police brutality.
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It said the number of people working across its 33,23 stores devoted to fulfilling shoppers' online orders will be up two-fold this season from last year.
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The problems on that front are two-fold: First, defense hawks who are furious about what the continuing resolutions -- temporary spending bills -- are doing to military funding.
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The reasoning is two-fold: Baumgarten says Boatsetter makes the activity of boating, which historically has had a higher monetary barrier to entry, more accessible to all.
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AIR FORCE MAPS TWO-FOLD FUTURE PLAN FOR THE B-1 BOMBER Under British law , victims of rape and other sex offense attacks are entitled to lifelong anonymity.
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The benefit here is two-fold: You'll have a tangible list of your most pressing tasks to do and you'll see the work you actually have to do.
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The theme is actually HEADS UP, and it's two-fold: All of the theme entries read from bottom to top and can have the word HEAD after them.
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The group's aims are two-fold: They want to win over the Japanese public's interest in drones and explore how UAVs could be integrated into the Japanese workforce.
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Tamatem says the purpose of this round is two-fold: to "double down" on its efforts in the MENA region, and to expand to other underserved markets worldwide.
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It's two-fold: One, it's like, "Oh God, what's happening?" but two, it's watching everyone screw up so bad, and let this guy just get away with it.
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SB: The "Medium" is two-fold: "Medium" in the sense of the actual, technical aspect of art, thinking about photography, sculpture, painting, so that represents the medium itself.
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Shawkat's interview exposed a two-fold problem: women grappling with the challenge of speaking up at work, and men needing to consciously enable open conversation in the first place.
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We also have two-fold increases of unit labor costs over the last two years, and a further acceleration to 3 percent in the first quarter of this year.
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"Our focus is two-fold: to enhance and expand our existing core platform and to lead the commercialization of AI technology," Baidu COO Lu Qi said on the call.
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The vrăjitoare response was two-fold: Some supported the tax as it established witchcraft as a verifiable profession, while others angrily threw poisonous mandrake plants into the Danube River.
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It's a safe bet to assume that if a party is a winner in Ibiza over the summer, the buzz will be amplified two-fold for its BPM iteration.
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In the past seven decades, real hourly compensation is up roughly two-fold, while productivity is up nearly four-fold, with the bulk of this divergence occurring after 1980.
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The challenge is two-fold: underwriting small infrastructure projects, which cost between $200,85033 to $3 million, is often too cumbersome to be worthwhile for banks to take on willingly.
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But Puppet has grown more than two-fold in the last four years: back then, it had 18,000 customers, including the likes of Google, Twitter, Salesforce and AT&T.
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Among the women in the study, overall prevalence of chronic hypertension was 93%, with a two-fold higher rate among African American women (1.24%) compared with white women (0.53%).
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The numbers of American seniors over age 265 who now smoke marijuana or use edibles increased two-fold between 2180 and 22015, according to research published Monday in JAMA.
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"I use a two-fold strategy of speaking at events to share what I learn and publish[ing] that same information on social media, particularly on LinkedIn," Smith explained.
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The benefits are two-fold: An editor like Legum or a reporter like Cadei gets to portray themselves as a champion of women, speaking truth to power in the process.
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That problem is two-fold: a world that discounts the experiences of women, and a culture that still doesn't recognize the internet as a place where people suffer meaningful abuse.
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The gluttony of shared personal information places a responsibility on the sharer that is two-fold: Check privacy policies to see how much data a company is allowed to store.
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His approach was two-fold: a new, sleek logo and a new, mega booth at Bronner Brothers, the industry's most impactful beauty event, to hawk their commercial and retail lines.
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Mary Lou Jepsen: So, Openwater is using LCDs to ... it seems like a two-fold approach — make a wearable MRI system and work on telepathy — but it's the same technology.
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That reflects a two-fold transformation of party politics in which the Democratic Party has become more ideologically homogenous while Democratic Party voters have become better-educated and more ideological.
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After all, there are few better ways to advertise a university—and to soften its public perception—than by succeeding in sports, and so Majerle's mission is really two-fold.
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This modern phenomenon, wherein weapons systems are more computer-reliant, fosters a complex two-fold dynamic; it brings unprecedented combat advantages, yet also requires cyber-hardening networks and accelerating software modernization.
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The plans discussed are two-fold: a comprehensive redistricting strategy ahead of the 2020 census and new efforts to combat laws that progressives believe are veiled attempts to suppress the vote.
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Childhood exposure was linked to a more than two-fold increase in schizophrenia among the Danish patients, said the researchers, as well as higher rates of personality disorder, depression and bipolar.
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Treatment is also two-fold — doctors work on gradually exposing the person to the bodily sensations that are reminiscent of panic, as well as the actual situations that cause them panic.
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Stanley says the reason US voters fixate on financial disclosure is two-fold: To ensure candidates do not carry any conflicts of interest, and to gain an insight into their character.
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" Their rationale is two-fold: First, it's derived from the well-debunked myth that—in the words of Men's Journal—soy is a "a man boob–giving, estrogen-bestowing testosterone-killer.
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This isn't the Galaxy Note 7 part two for two key reasons: The broader question, however is two-fold: The answer, I think is the same for both: not very much.
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The goal is two-fold: to fully prepare students for life after high school and demonstrate to military parents that their children are not being shortchanged academically by their continued service.
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My goal with the pieces I write is two-fold: to illuminate things that may not be widely known and also to reimagine what it means to write about those subjects.
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As of Thursday, Brazilian health officials said that there were more than 2,900 cases in the country, and 77 deaths — an almost two-fold jump from 46 deaths the day before.
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The benefits were two-fold: Axel was getting the love and attention, and the Cuddle Watch could send updates to Melissa and Adam to let them know how their son was doing.
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What she says makes this particular show unique is two-fold: both the new spin she puts on the stories, and the fact that it's intended to be enjoyable for parents, too.
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Following an autopsy, the medical examiner ruled the cause of death was two-fold—sudden cardiac death resulting from Joyner-Francis's pre-existing heart condition, combined with the stress of the attack.
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Shār has ditched the single-use plastic bags and wrappers for a simple, cylindrical tube that serves us at least two-fold: It's biodegradable and it's easy to share without sharing germs.
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Bush's words of wisdom were two-fold —he wants to see Trump succeed in office and wished the new Commander-in-Chief well, the 43rd president said in an interview Sunday with TODAY.
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But the physicians and advocacy groups I spoke with say the reason for this sharp decline is two-fold: easier access to contraceptives and teens using contraceptives if they believe their friends are.
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Aside from their new-found commitment to defending the arc, Whiteside and Reed give the team a two-fold paint presence, a must in today's wide-open NBA where penetration is the norm.
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Excessive drinking was also tied to a two-fold greater risk of atrial fibrillation, or an irregular rapid heartbeat, and a 2.3-fold increased risk of congestive heart failure, a chronic pumping disorder.
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The danger faced by Facebook going forward is two-fold: Complying with the rules means letting European users opt out of the highly targeted online ads that have made Facebook a money machine.
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Outsized wages have a two-fold impact: they crowd out other spending, both the funding of legacy benefits and spending on needed state services, and they elevate the level for calculating future benefits.
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Our goal was two-fold: Meet the immediate nutrition needs of the kids in our pilot locations, while at the same time, collect data about what works best for families in rural environments.
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Ingrid Bucsa, a senior administrator with the joint EU-Ukraine program in charge of the projects, wrote to Nasirov after the DFS had asked for a two-fold increase in the construction price.
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In fact, its biggest claims to fame were arguably two-fold: It had the ability to use existing iPhone apps (albeit on a bigger screen) and the iBooks app, an Amazon Kindle rival.
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The problem with Trump's logic is two fold: Being tougher isn't a failsafe strategy -- or really a strategy at all As documented above, Trump doesn't seem to totally grasp what "toughness" actually is.
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"The value of the UAE trained forces was two-fold - they were relatively well trained but, most importantly, they were paid on time," unlike other parts of the security forces, the analyst told Reuters.
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The mission of the Wilderness Society is two-fold: they protect public lands on a macro, legislative level, while also working to inspire individual American citizens to take action and care for our wilds.
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Why hackers are targeting health care now is two-fold: In part, it's because hackers can make more money selling people's personal information compared to what they can make selling only credit card numbers.
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As for non-oral forms of hormonal birth control, those who used the transdermal patch had a two-fold increased risk and those who used the vaginal ring had a 1.5-fold increased risk.
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While the researchers found an overall increase in the use of high-intensity statins, from 23% in 2011 to 56% in 2015, "an almost two-fold improvement, quite frankly, is not impressive," she added.
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The benefits of using TVWS signals are two-fold: they can travel further than standard Wi-Fi signals, and, in the lower frequencies, can penetrate through obstacles and cover uneven ground with less infrastructure.
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The digital commerce market in Asia Pacific is set to surge two-fold to reach more than $1.1 trillion by 2022, accounting for almost two-thirds of the business globally, according to consultancy Accenture.
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Co-manager Garrett Tripp said the keys to his fund's success are two-fold: the fund uses a floating-rate strategy for the rising interest-rate environment, and the managers focus on structured finance.
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According to Menon, who spoke at the fintech festival, the the problem was two-fold: Banks face high costs to reach customers in remote areas while technology startups lack resources to expand into new markets.
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The report, entitled "Changes in modus operandi of Islamic State terrorist attacks," paints a picture of a terror group whose methods keep evolving and whose threat is two fold: Coordinated attacks and lone wolf operatives.
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At its core, the farm bill's mission is two-fold – to help strengthen farming communities through programs like crop insurance and rural broadband, as well as helping families put food on the table through SNAP.
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The sale's top lot, a magnificent pair of imperial presentation lacquer two-fold screens, meiji period, late 19th century, signed "Makie-Shi Yasui Hocho No In" [Yasui Hochu] and sealed "Shibayama," sold for £730,0003 (~$955,000).
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WASHINGTON/LONDON — Elite hackers tried to break into the World Health Organization earlier this month, sources told Reuters, part of what a senior agency official said was a more than two-fold increase in cyberattacks.
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AIR FORCE MAPS TWO-FOLD FUTURE PLAN FOR THE B-1 BOMBER B-1s were also used last year to fly "show of force" missions near the Korean Peninsula as tensions ramped up with North Korea.
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China's motivations for pursing green energy are two-fold: Not only are cities like Beijing choking in smog, but it sees an opportunity to become the number one international provider of renewable technologies to developing nations.
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The study, published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, found that certain types of antibiotics such as macrolides, quinolones, tetracyclines, sulfonamides and metronidazole led to a "60% to two-fold" increase in the risk of miscarriage.
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The French response to this threat has been two-fold: a strengthened military and security presence backed by sweeping powers granted to the police under the state of emergency imposed last November, together with reinforced intelligence.
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The argument for denying these women citizenship and a right to return home is two-fold: They have "forfeited" their right (or "privilege") of citizenship through action, and they pose an ongoing risk to our societies.
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Check Out the Difference Between 4K HDR Ultra HD and Blu-RayThis side-by-side comparison video of 4K HDR Ultra HD and Blu-Ray doesn't show the true…Read more ReadThe issues are two-fold.
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Pence has primarily viewed his role as two-fold, a senior administration official said: marshaling a whole-of-government effort from the inside while also serving as the public and reassuring face of the government response.
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So climate change is aiding the disease two-fold: helping ticks reproduce, and helping them live in more parts of the US. There are other factors that influence how far Lyme can spread: plentiful acorn seasons.
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On Monday, Reuters exclusively reported that elite hackers tried to break into the World Health Organization earlier this month, part of what a senior agency official said was a more than two-fold increase in cyberattacks.
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Via founder Daniel Ramot says his goal was two-fold when working with Arlington, Texas, and West Sacramento: both to provide an alternative to car-owners and to make rides available for more "disadvantaged" residents without cars.
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The issue of paid family leave — which, alongside making child care more affordable, is part of a two-fold solution to improve the lives of working families — has gained steam recently, on both sides of the aisle.
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These stocks face the two-fold risk of a possible U.K. recession because of Brexit fallout, as well as a surging U.S. dollar versus the pound raising their cost of bringing those profits back to the U.S.
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Prices of coke and coking coal, that typically account for 20 percent of steel production costs, have rallied more than two-fold this year amid Beijing's big push to curb overcapacity and pollution, hurting profits for mills.
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Economic engagement directly with the people offers a two-fold benefit: first, it puts the authoritarian leader in a difficult position, because he successfully coerced a more powerful nation, but he will not see a direct benefit.
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Newly published research in the medical journal Circulation found that sudden dips in income in your twenties and early thirties are associated with an increased (nearly two-fold!) risk of cardiovascular diseases and all causes of mortality.
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For Abbas and the PA, the victory is two-fold: on the one hand, Fayyad's profile is kept in check, while on the other the PA has been provided another issue to politicize for its own benefit.
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The reason, according to GOP sources in both chambers, was two-fold: They were left out of the loop by the White House before the travel ban was announced, and they see political risk coming from both directions.
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The pilot, by social enterprise CottonConnect, India's Self Employed Women's Association and funded by UK budget retailer Primark, has pushed up profits more than two-fold and is expanding to 113,211 farmers over six years, its founders say.
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The reason for the surge in interest in gold mining was two-fold; firstly a positive outlook for gold prices and secondly, the relative advantages of exploring for, and developing a gold project over other types of mines.
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Finally, people who frequently sat for more than 90 minutes at a stretch had a nearly two-fold greater risk of death than those who almost always sat for less than 90 minutes at a stretch, he said.
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The legal concern here is two-fold: first, whether Cambridge Analytica employees from the U.K. worked for Trump illegally in the United States; second, whether Trump's PAC, where some of those employees worked, coordinated improperly with the campaign.
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Antibiotics tied to greater than two-fold asthma risk The new study included data on 792,130 children, born between October 2001 and September 2013, whose medical records were within the US Department of Defense's TRICARE Military Health System.
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This two-fold approach is the only way to ensure that Venezuelans are saved from their poverty, starvation and disease that has plagued them into 2018 while keeping the criminals running the state accountable for their deplorable actions.
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WASHINGTON/LONDON, March 23 (Reuters) - Elite hackers tried to break into the World Health Organization earlier this month, sources told Reuters, part of what a senior agency official said was a more than two-fold increase in cyberattacks.
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The best course of action now is two-fold: First, we must continue to name and call out anti-Semitism, racism, misogyny, homophobia, Islamophobia, transphobia, classism or any other form of bigotry, and next we must vote next Tuesday.
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" NFL Network's Ian Rapoport added that Williams' motivations are two-fold, relating to concerns with the team's medical staff after a tumor scare earlier this offseason and also to his contract, for which he wants at least an "alteration.
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The Defense Department's response is two-fold: First, the technology is nowhere near the advancement needed to operate fully autonomous weapons, the ones that could — hypothetically, at least — examine potential targets, evaluate how threatening they are, and fire accordingly.
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The design was two-fold — there was a large white case that opened to reveal a mini fridge with bottles of liquor, wine, champagne, and non-alcoholic beverages, as well as a range of sweet and salty dry snacks.
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Believing that amassing data will save your business instead of focusing on fundamentals has only led to lazy marketing, plummeting consumer trust and a two-fold increase in the number of expensive martech solutions over the last two years.
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They had almost half the sperm concentration and a two-fold lower total sperm count and total count of motile sperm that could swim well than the men their age that were conceived naturally, researchers report in the journal Human Reproduction.
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The Air Force is mapping a two-fold future path for its B-1 bomber which includes plans to upgrade the bomber while simultaneously preparing the aircraft for eventual retirement as the service's new stealth bomber arrives in coming years.
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The Air Force is mapping a two-fold future path for its B-2000 bomber which includes plans to upgrade the bomber while simultaneously preparing the aircraft for eventual retirement as the service&aposs new stealth bomber arrives in coming years.
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The mission is two-fold: 1) Dolores wants to get her father (Louis Herthum) — and the information he carries, which we now know is some sort of digital key — back, and 2) To destroy the Cradle, and the backups within.
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Yesterday's incremental, two-fold development in the overarching saga relates to patent charges filed by Qualcomm against Apple back in 2017, via complaints to the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) in which it sought to block domestic imports of iPhones.
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"This is needed to reduce the two-fold increase in occurrence of neural tube defects, such as anencephaly and spina bifida, in babies born to Hispanic mothers compared to other racial and ethnic groups in the U.S.," Oakley said by email.
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This method has two-fold benefits: Not only will you stay focused throughout the workday, but you'll feel accomplished at the end of it all, which will make it easier to leave the work zone when the clock strikes 6pm.
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"The problem that the greenback is having right now is two- fold - first Trump has been talking down the currency and second, his policies make foreign investors nervous," wrote Kathy Lien, managing director of FX strategy for BK Asset Management.
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Schneider said he was fully committed to the health drive and would stick to the two-fold strategy of making Nestle's core food products healthier, such as by cutting sugar, while building up its health science and skin health businesses.
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Nearly 11 percent of the study participants had poor health literacy, and these patients had a nearly two-fold higher risk of death, and a 30% increased likelihood of hospitalization, compared to the rest, the investigators report in Mayo Clinic Proceedings.
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Outside of her office, she has two fold-up tables that covered in pieces of plastic, scraps of paper and textiles, plaster, and more "stuff," as she calls it; her sculptures are made from just about anything she can find.
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This is a two-fold problem, because reductions in natural food sources lead to more bears looking for food in human settlements, a so-called "bear-human conflict," — a conflict in which the grizzly almost always comes out the loser.
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The Democratic strategy in Michigan is two-fold, officials say, focused on winning back some of the white working-class voters who helped send Trump to Washington and turning out black voters after a sharp drop-off in turnout in 28500.
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The truth is two-fold: These are stand-up professionals who are doing their job for their country, and there was clearly evidence of potential wrongdoing and possible criminality for the drastic step of the Cohen raid to take place.
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FIREBALL FLIES ACROSS MIDWEST SKIES SUNDAY, LEAVES &aposBRILLIANT GREEN LIGHT&apos "The importance of the find is two-fold: It has enormous scientific value and it allows to better calibrate the so-called 'Earth Defense' against impacting asteroids," said the University of Helsinki.
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The market for olive oil in the period has grown by two-fold in the United States, seven-fold in Britain and 14-fold in Japan, according to Italy's Coldiretti farm lobby, even if continental Europe remains by far the largest market.
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"Those circumstances underscore a two-fold challenge for our country: fostering the conditions that will help lower-income families reach the middle class, while ensuring that middle-class status still provides the basic economic security that it has traditionally offered," Powell said.
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"There has for a long time been trans support networks, but very little in the way of formal services offering support and advocacy to trans victims of violence and abuse," he says, noting Galop's two-fold program of telephone assistance and community advocacy.
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The goals here are two-fold for the company: it's helping Razer support the community around the things that it cares about as a business; and it's helping to create a funnel of companies that might work closer with it down the line.
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Roem's message was two-fold: Marshall is so focused on social issues that he neglects local issues affecting constituents such as congestion and jobs and he has become such a gadfly that he lacks clout to bring home bacon for the district.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Turkey aims to boost trade with Latin America more than two-fold by 2023, in a bid to diversify away from its traditional export markets in the troubled economies of Europe and the Middle East, Economy Minister Mustafa Elitas said on Monday.
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The non-profit organization's co-founder Nichol Ng told CNBC it aims to tackle the two-fold issue of food waste and food scarcity by encouraging individuals and corporations to donate excess produce for redistribution among its network of 310 charities and 200,000 individuals.
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Kevin Jiang My favorite sports memory of 343 is two-fold and has everything to do with new sports franchises: We probably don't need any more American sports league expansion, but I'll admit, nothing spices up a league quite like creating a new team.
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The reason behind the focus on Sanders is two-fold: The Iowa caucuses are less than a month a way and many voters in the audience said they were attending the event to make up their mind, a fact Clinton acknowledged from the stage.
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Spark's reasoning for abstaining from having children is two-fold: She does not want to contribute to pre-existing resource depletion by adding another human to this planet, and she does not want to bring a child into a world she sees as doomed.
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The political moment While the daily logistical operations continue unimpeded, the political impact of the moment has been two-fold for the campaign: It's galvanized supporters through online fundraising and has put one of Trump's 2016 campaign promises -- building a southern border wall -- into focus.
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Most recently, a study published in the Annals of Surgery in April of this year found that while people who'd undergone gastric bypass were able to reduce their reliance on medications for things like asthma and diabetes, their use of psychiatric medications increased two-fold.
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That's where startups like Nurx, Maven Clinic, and Lemonaid come in to tackle a two-fold issue: fighting against the repeal of the Obamacare provision that requires free birth control, and dealing with the reality of millions of uninsured Americans who still need their prescriptions.
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Acts of violence anywhere fly in the face of this principle, but ones in houses of worship do so even more heinously because they attempt to threaten the very reason worshipers have gathered -- to share the two-fold love they feel called to embody and express.
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There, the impact is two-fold -- not only are chemical companies stuck paying tariffs on many specialty chemicals imported from China, since no American-made alternatives exist, they have also been hit by China's retaliatory tariffs, limiting their access to what has been a lucrative export market.
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Simpson's argument is two-fold: For one, Otto — which Uber acquired in August — doesn't have a permit to test its self-driving technology on California streets and, two, the trucks exceed 10,000 pounds, which violate current regulations limiting testing of autonomous tech to vehicles under that weight.
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But Imgur user elpher has devised a game-winning strategy to help you win the game quickly and cleanly, and it works two-fold: it destroys the game's little plastic economy to bankrupt other players, and it makes those players refuse to play it with you again.
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As with its previous hardware — which has been used by around 200,000 people globally, who have coded and posted to Kano's community over more than 380,000 apps, artworks, songs and games that they've created using that hardware — the idea behind the Kano's camera is two-fold.
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"I'm going to caution Donald Trump, Brett Kavanaugh, [Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck] Grassley (R-Iowa) and others: If they try to come after my client or engage in some smear campaign, they better pack a lunch, because we're going to respond two-fold," Avenatti said.
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It's two-fold: on one front, the company is working on the design and fabrication of its own quantum chips; on the other, the company is opening up access to its early quantum computers for researchers and developers by way of its cloud computing platform, Forest.
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"The reason we deleted those files and will delete similar ones in the future is two-fold; We don't need anything other than malware binaries to improve protection of our customers and secondly, because of concerns regarding the handling of potential classified materials," said the company in a statement.
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The idea is two-fold: first, you have a central place to come and get help with your Samsung products, and second (this is where WeWork comes in) you'll have a place to get some work done while you're waiting for your phone or laptop to get repaired.
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The book shows her project to be two-fold: to trace the ways in which her tastes and perceptions of art were shaped and changed over time, and to test ideas about the psychological impact of art on its audiences by using herself as an experimental test case.
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Other members who joined the community at its start, like 19-year-old Rahul from India, tell The Verge that pulling off what started as a joke is two-fold: to mimic the film's iconic snap, and to see if such a widespread instant ban could actually be done.
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Apple's problem with sourcing 5G modems has been two-fold: It couldn't get 5G modems from Qualcomm because the two were locked in litigations, and Intel, the sole supplier of 4G LTE modems in the iPhone XS and XR, appears to be behind schedule with its own 255G modems.
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The engineering solution was two-fold: Air is funneled through slots near the camera in the car's rooftop "tiara" — the funny-looking structure that houses an AV's cameras and lidar systems — deflecting bugs "like changing the course of an asteroid on a crash-course with Earth," says Krishnan.
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"The deal is two-fold: Uber is now fully regulated by the RTA and we have become strategic partners undergoing a collaborative study to launch an economy solution for transportation by the second half of 2017 that is more affordable and reduces congestion on the road," Khoury said.
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But through a progressive platform that calls for higher taxes on the rich and a sharp, two-fold increase in spending, Nixon has managed to place reformist pressure on the more centrist governor, who has not satisfied the far-left minority rallying behind the "Sex and the City" star.
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Facebook says its updated flagging procedure for health content is two-fold: addressing whether "a post about health exaggerates or misleads," and whether "a post promotes a product or service based on a health-related claim," tackling this issue much like the company addressed clickbait in years past.
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In a statement announcing a more than two-fold rise in third-quarter earnings that fell shy of expectations, Kinder Morgan Canada said the delay was due to the time necessary to secure regulatory permits, and that the company would spend less money on capex this year as a result.
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Wright said the upsides to professional gaming are two-fold: You can influence the larger community of gamers (including viewers and other content creators), but you can also influence the game-development process itself since companies often ask for feedback on their games before they ship them out to players.
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Rigetti's approach to quantum computing is two-fold: on one front, the company is working on the design and fabrication of its own quantum chips; on the other, the company is opening up access to its early quantum computers for researchers and developers by way of its cloud computing platform, Forest.
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The methodology behind the list is two-fold: The products that earn a spot are not only the ones that are most searched for ones in the first two weeks of December, when most people are kicking off their holiday shopping; they're also the ones that show strong year-over-year growth.
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For companies like Zencargo, that creates a two-fold opportunity: to ship finished goods — be it clothes, food or anything — to meet those consumer demands wherever they are; and to ship components for those goods — be it electronics, textiles or flour — to produce those goods elsewhere, wherever that business happens to be.
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The idea here is two-fold: Staples' small- and medium-sized business clients will now have access to a digital set of tools to let them do things like hire a handyman or order regular cleaning services, while Managed By Q will have the benefit of being offered to Staples' massive client base.
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In a section on the legal basis for processing the Wi-Fi connection data, TfL writes now that its 'legal ground' is two-fold: So, presumably, you can file 'increasing revenue around adverts in stations by being able to track nearby footfall' under 'helping to deliver (read: fund) the mayor's transport strategy'.
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On the two occasions when I went to Washington to ask why this was happening, the answer I received was two-fold: The regulators make their decisions in order to resolve the problems in the banking system and the monetary authorities make their decisions related to the broader needs of the economy.
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But I think it is a two-fold disappointment for the people in the U.S. because they need it but it is also a disappointment for companies like ABB because we could deliver a lot of products and goods which would help the U.S. The tax reform, I think it is needed.
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"I believe that the two-fold increase in hospitalization rates over time for opioid poisonings in children are a direct consequence of the increasing reliance in the U.S. on opioid analgesics to treat acute and chronic pain," said lead study author Dr. Julie Gaither, a public health researcher at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut.
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"The job of this bill is two-fold — to make wise investments with taxpayer dollars in the programs and agencies that we need to grow our economy and enforce our laws, and to tightly hold the reins on the over-spending and overreach within federal bureaucracies," said House Appropriations Chairman Hal Rogers (R-Ky.).
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The answer is two-fold: first, without a visual component, music is generally either consumed as atmosphere—at parties or at work, situations where it's pushed to the brain's background—or it's meant to be absorbed in solitude, where it's difficult to bear something terrible for very long, no matter how funny it may be.
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For GOP leaders, the argument has been two-fold: the overall economic results from the plan carry more weight than individual deductions or benefits that sit on the cutting room floor and the political imperative of the moment, laid bare after months of legislative fits, starts and failures, has ripened the rationale for supporting something.
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As the cost of EpiPens has been gradually rising, so has the number of patients in high-deductible health plans -- alas, the impact of the cost on patients seems to be a problem that's two-fold, said Dr. Purvi Parikh, an allergist and immunologist at NYU Langone Medical Center and an allergist with the Allergy & Asthma Network.
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After simulating a variety of traffic scenarios, the researchers found that implementing slot-based traffic regulation systems could result in up to a two fold increase of vehicle throughput at intersections compared to traditional traffic lights and "even more dramatic reductions" in delay times, an improvement the researchers chalk up to shorter setup phases (aka yellow lights).
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"Compared with people who had the most regular sleep time, those with the most irregular sleep time -- more than a 90 minute difference on average across seven nights -- had more than a two-fold increased risk of cardiovascular disease over a 5-year period," said study author Tianyi Huang, an assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School.
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Netflix content exec Brandon Riegg is leading the streaming service's rise in reality TV.His strategy is two-fold: Find a few projects in every genre in the unscripted category — which can span food, competition, dating, auto, home makeover, docuseries, and more — and push producers to bring something new to the table, like compelling formats or subject matters.
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But Twitter is trying to course-correct, and its solution is two-fold: it's redefined itself around a core mission — last week described as "the best and fastest place to see what's happening in the world and what people are talking about," and, TechCrunch has learned, it's looking at ways of paring down its ad business to have more focus, too.
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The effect of this blizzard of untruths and half-baked assertions is two-fold: It allows Trump to appeal to different audiences (depending on what they choose to believe, Trump has words that appeal to both ultra-hawks and ultra-doves), and it also creates a post-truth world where Trump's assertion of the moment is the only thing that counts.
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Strength training and good sleep do an awesome job of naturally increasing GH. But there's a lot of evidence that saunas can take it to a whole new level, with some research suggesting that two 20-minute sauna sessions in a week can elevate GH levels two-fold over baseline, and that increasing the heat can result in even bigger jumps.
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Their claim is two-fold: Combining insurance coverage for drugs and other medical services within a single firm will be a novel benefit offered to the under-22019 private insurance market; and Combining an insurer and its physician networks with a national pharmacy chain will be a novel model of integrated care whose nucleus is the drugstore-retail clinic combination.
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So far, Nixon seems to have employed a two-fold approach to correcting that perception: an aggressive media strategy focused on black-oriented outlets (like the Root) and shows (see: her interview with Wendy Williams where she declares that black women are the "backbone" of the Democratic Party), and framing the progressive issue set through the lens of structural inequality, particularly on the issue of marijuana.
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What's new: The company launched a website on Monday where consumers and businesses can petition their local governments to support the deployment of new networking gear, known as small cells, needed to deliver the next generation of cellular technology, The purpose is two-fold: Getting customers to engage with public officials in favor of 5G, and spotting groundswells of interest as an indicator of demand.
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The problem for Trump and Republicans is two-fold: This strategy worked in 2016, when many Democrats didn't come out for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE and allowed just enough room at the margins for Trump to squeak by with a thin win.
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The problem with that potential Sanders argument is two-fold: 1) He was behind in delegates after Super Tuesday (and Super Tuesday II), when the impact of the virus began to really affect daily life 2) The logistics of delaying a series of primaries until the summer makes it less likely Democrats will have a nominee who can focus his fire on Trump at the earliest possible date.
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