I can give it to you tomorrow.. KELLY: ... Let's just bring the viewers up to speed, let's just bring the viewers up to speed.
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The skillful dialogue is peppered with reminders of everything we, the average audience, need to know to get us up to speed and keep us up to speed.
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Now, let's Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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The writing side is still...getting up to speed let's say.
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KS: Get us up to speed on how 23andMe is doing.
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Yet British farmers have little time to get up to speed.
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The President-elect needs to get up to speed, and fast.
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"The whole game we couldn't get up to speed," Suter said.
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Luckily, there's a video clip to get us up to speed.
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You also -- everybody might not be up to speed on this.
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So right now, it's just kind of getting up to speed.
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It didn't take her long to get back up to speed.
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As Clinton has got up to speed, so have campaign elders.
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TC: Are you at all nervous about getting up to speed?
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Get up to speed fast here: What happened over the weekend?
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A Times that would just help you get up to speed.
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Kourtney and Khloé are bringing Jonathan up to speed about Mother's Day.
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So let's get you Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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Here are the highlights to bring you up to speed really quickly.
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For a while, that was not keeping up to speed as well.
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I think we expected him to be up to speed very quickly.
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Luckily, companies are pioneering new ways to get you up to speed.
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But it might have those others beat once you're up to speed.
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You have said as president, you'll get up to speed very quickly.
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However, she promised to bring everyone up to speed once it's ready.
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But now, everyone is already up to speed, the minute it happens.
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Let's get up to speed, plus a request for startup lawyer recommendations.
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The Hill's Cristina Marcos brings us up to speed: http://bit.ly/220006JCQZL.
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Who knows, but this should get you up to speed ... for now.
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So, let's break down the highlights and get you up to speed.
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The Hill's Peter Schroeder brings us up to speed: http://bit.ly/1UNQ9Lg.
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The Hill's David McCabe gets us up to speed: http://bit.ly/1TJCccq.
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Bondholder negotiations are gaining steam as Rossello's administration gets up to speed.
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Did he get up to speed quickly during the 2014 Ebola response?
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Most people, after all, aren't fully up to speed on GAAP accounting.
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"There's no reason I can't get up to speed again," Woods said.
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In that sense, El Museo's collection is savvy and up to speed.
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They could do a better job of keeping up to speed, true.
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The Hill's Jordain Carney and Naomi Jagoda bring us up to speed.
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The Hill's Vicki Needham brings us up to speed: http://bit.ly/1UTrHIB.
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"My main focus was to get back up to speed," said Ocon.
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China says that some large enterprises are already getting up to speed.
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Bishop said GOP senators seemed "up to speed" on the House bill.
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I'm not up to speed on when then the training is occurring.
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To get up to speed, she watches hours upon hours of porn.
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Here's an eleven-minute compilation so you can catch yourself up to speed.
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Here's our running glossary of terms to help keep you up to speed.
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Now, let's get you Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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Need to get up to speed on what self-driving cars even mean?
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However, Taylor Swift promised to bring everyone up to speed once there are.
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Fall's officially here and it's time to get your wardrobe up to speed!
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Let's assume that millennials are not quite up to speed on their Filipinos.
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Though we should be up to speed by the time it rolls around.
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This is a good way to bring new engineers up to speed quickly.
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Hydro meanwhile is still trying to get affected businesses back up to speed.
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Some lawmakers, however, questioned whether she would be up to speed on policy.
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We've rounded up all our 5G coverage to get you up to speed.
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Here's what else you need Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Here's what you need to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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It helps me get up to speed on a given topic pretty quickly.
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These are the top tech stories to bring you up to speed. 1.
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On the downside, it would take time to get back up to speed.
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I feel like I'm pretty up to speed on what's been going on.
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Right, getting up to speed in terms of what we're going to do.
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Before you vote, get up to speed with 10 of our best reads.
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Can you bring us up to speed on the most interesting new stuff?
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It will take a long time for Ghaani to come up to speed.
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Here's a refresher on each of them to bring you up to speed.
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The challenge is getting new faces up to speed enough to execute sharply.
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State legislators have to get up to speed on a multitude of issues.
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Plus, get up to speed on what's going on in 2020 land: Iowa.
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Here's what you need to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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As we slowly got up to speed to respond, it spread across the country.
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These will bring you up to speed, and give you the core knowledge required.
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The amendment under consideration would bring California's rule up to speed with such states.
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Despite industry optimism, however, getting this technology up to speed will likely take years.
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Here's a primer to get you up to speed for Hollywood's big night. 9.
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Now you'll be up to speed on what's really going on in your notifications.
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For the uninitiated, bring us up to speed on Jessica Drew's journey thus far.
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And, if you need to get brought up to speed on the Apple vs.
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To quickly get up to speed, check out our Binge Club for season 2.
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If you're wondering what I'm talking about, let me get you up to speed.
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Get up to speed on the big questions and ideas from the Sunday shows.
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YOU'RE ALWAYS VERY UP TO PACE, UP TO SPEED ON WHAT CONSUMERS ARE DOING.
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Here's what else you need to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Here's what else you need to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Nintendo's motion-control tech wasn't up to speed with its ambitions, for one thing.
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Check out the week in 26 photos to get you back up to speed.
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Here's what you need to to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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To help you get up to speed, here are answers to some important questions.
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"They didn't account for any time to get up to speed," Ms. Lord said.
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Here's what else you need to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Here's a handy clip-n-save article that will get you up to speed.
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Classes and online resources can help you get up to speed on home repair.
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If you haven't ... take a look through the pics to catch up to speed.
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After a few more entries, though, I got up to speed, as it were.
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This Technical SEO course can get you up to speed in just one day.
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I have to make sure my mouth is up to speed with the thoughts.
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"He's worked really hard to try to get up to speed," Brady said Friday.
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Tonight we were just trying to get him up to speed a little bit.
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But we do want to get you up to speed on this morning's news.
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Here's a brief overview to get you up to speed before the big show.
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And his staff has given up on trying to bring him up to speed.
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Mr. Shanahan also assigned teams of engineers to bring troubled suppliers up to speed.
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Like I said, I think they're not ... Some of them are up to speed.
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"And so even in this early stage, they're willing to invest to make sure that their company is up to speed, that they have technical people up to speed, and they know exactly where" in the business this is going to affect.
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In 1981, National Geographic published an up-to-speed account of advances in airplane technology.
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You might find another book that does a great job getting you up to speed.
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Allow us to bring you up to speed on why this absolutely needs to happen.
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It's very low-thrust, however, and takes a long time to get up to speed.
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Today's show gets you up to speed on the tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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As a true crime fan, I feel decently up to speed on my Bundy knowledge.
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Are the online learning platforms up to speed on what skills companies are looking for?
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And, unfortunately, many brands aren't yet up to speed on animal testing and gluten allergies.
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She brought Saturday Night Live viewers up to speed during her opening monologue this week.
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"I'm tired of people having to get up to speed on our issues," she said.
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Facebook and Google are teaming up to speed Internet traffic between North America and Asia.
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Get up to speed on "The Nineties" on CNN, Sundays at 27 p.m. ET/PT.
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In addition, two new R&D centers will open up to speed the technology's development.
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PEOPLE chatted with Cam, 31, to get up to speed on all her beach basics.
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We rounded up every must-see celebrity bikini pic to bring you up to speed.
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We brought her up to speed, we found her resources at St. Coletta Day School.
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But, when the technology is up to speed, Lutz said, it will prevent needless fatalities.
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You feel it when you leave pit road, how fast you get up to speed.
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We're also bringing you up to speed on the path and effects of Hurricane Maria.
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"There is always a sense of urgency to get them up to speed," he said.
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It's absolutely not a homogenous group, but we need everybody to be up to speed.
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The Hill's Cristina Marcos and Jordain Carney get us up to speed: http://bit.ly/2dxnHiu.
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That brings us up to speed on that op-ed by Senators Menendez and Booker.
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Here's what else you need know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Get mom up to speed on the bath bomb trend with this set by ArtNaturals.
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Here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Supporting characters are all too keen to bring Aloy up to speed, which I appreciate.
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Bolt himself said he would need at least four months to get up to speed.
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I was able to get up to speed with how these kinds of groups operated.
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Twelve-year-olds these days are pretty up to speed on the ... Pretty educated, yeah.
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To get up to speed quickly, she began to tap into her network for advice.
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This step-by-step guide can get you up to speed in just a week.
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Here are 21960 stories from our local election coverage to get you up to speed.
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He'll need time to get up to speed -- and that transition period is higher risk.
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Sign up here to get Up to Speed and Out The Door every weekday morning.
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"A lot of members are just coming up to speed on this," he said Thursday.
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Once in the job, they'll need to bring in teams and get up to speed.
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Estimate how long it will take to get up to speed in the next position.
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The Hill's Jordain Carney and Cristina Marcos get you up to speed: http://bit.ly/6900AH78YB.
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Here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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I'm not up to speed on the cancelation policy, and get hit with a $5 fee.
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The issues all the other politicians failed to discuss, [Trump] is bringing us up to speed.
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There are a few more terms to be aware of, though, so you're up to speed.
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For anyone who isn't up to speed on FIRE, it stands for Financial Independence, Retire Early.
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Now the key is for Forsythe to get up to speed with SS Corey Seager defensively.
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McCullough has been practicing and getting daily coaching while getting up to speed on defensive schemes.
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Get your mum up to speed on the bath bomb trend with this set by ArtNaturals.
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Before they get that far, though, Congress has to get up to speed on some basics.
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We won't go there, but there's plenty a reaction piece to get you up to speed.
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There was even talk of a mentorship program, to help get the newbies up to speed.
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This is the best way to get up to speed on everything going on in tech.
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Here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Here's what you need to know to to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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She was not familiar with Joyable, so I caught her up to speed with the program.
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To get you up to speed: Names that have been floated for Defense secretary include Sen.
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Here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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If you're not familiar with Mercado's work yet, allow us to bring you up to speed.
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And here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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In order to bring itself up to speed, Mexico will need help from its northern neighbor.
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Now, here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Now, here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Perhaps you need additional training or exposure to come up to speed on a required skill.
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I'm Carl Azuz and you're 10 minutes away from being up to speed on world events.
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Beyond getting new employees up to speed, it guides them as they go about their job.
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Still, most people have access to technology, so they're up to speed with what's happening elsewhere.
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"The entire month of February we should have been getting things up to speed," Shoaf said.
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In his Theme Parks class last week, he apologized for not being quite up to speed.
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Here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and On with Your Day.
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But this post should get you up to speed on other developments that might impact you.
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Here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Teachers have had a year to get up to speed with how to use the things.
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Here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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One Redditor who participated in the website's annual holiday gift exchange clearly wasn't up to speed.
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"We're all trying to get up to speed because this doesn't happen very often," Republican Sen.
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You just have to deal with it and get up to speed as fast as possible.
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For every person that leaves, a replacement needs to be hired and caught up to speed.
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Anyway, here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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Google might finally be bringing its default messaging app on Android up to speed with Apple's iMessage.
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"We'll make sure you're kept up to speed on... everything we've learned, good or bad," he said.
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"They were not up to speed," said Nitin Gokhale, a security analyst who edits a defence portal.
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Those directors are getting up to speed, reviewing strategy and the company's standalone prospects, a person said.
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Once up to speed, the Bitride companion app will automatically link to the Bike+ motor over Bluetooth.
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The battery wasn't performing quite up to speed and the phone kept dropping off Wi-Fi. Annoying.
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The BuzzFeed News newsletter will get you up to speed on the things you need to know.
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Here's what you need to know today to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 23.
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But hey, it's Friday, so smile and then Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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I bring him up to speed on a floor vote about protections for Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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"The car is often where we connect, process, and get the other up to speed," she says.
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Here's what else you need to know today to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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And here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Make it clear that you're happy to answer any question as your manager gets up to speed.
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Get up to speed by watching the first season on Hulu and catch new episodes on Lifetime.
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It's a short video, and we certainly don't see the prototype Model 3 get up to speed.
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For now, here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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We don't have trillions to spend to get America's infrastructure up-to-speed for the 21st century.
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Non-tech companies need to get up to speed on how to work with tech, and startups.
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Here's what else you need to know today to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Here's what else you need to know today to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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And Morris has little interest in bringing his audience up to speed with them in the film.
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Still the Englishman admits it is going to take time to get up to speed in IndyCar.
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Now, here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Get up to speed: Military coup in 90 seconds Gunfire rings out as a confused nation watches.
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So we had to get up to speed extremely fast to find the core of the character.
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" Gloria again: "She's not up to speed with the huge changes that have happened to her contemporaries.
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Price then jumps back in time and spends much of the novel catching everyone up to speed.
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Now here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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I didn't need to get them up to speed on who everyone was; they already knew everything.
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Here's what you need to know today to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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But first, here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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You can stay up to speed with our skies by syncing your calendar with the solar system.
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For example, if it was a miscommunication, maybe they aren't up to speed on our communication policies.
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In 2012, he directed a six-episode travel show called Up To Speed that aired on Hulu.
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Here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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For viewers who have fallen behind, a recap special at 8 will bring you up to speed.
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Here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 2100.
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And here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Imagine how good Portland's center combination can be once that player, Enes Kanter, gets up to speed.
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We should also say for those not totally up to speed on their produce terms here, Gov.
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What's more, many tax preparers aren't up to speed on all of the new breaks and burdens.
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"Training is continuing, and we're getting up to speed," said Loren Angelo, Audi's vice president for marketing.
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Google has an initiative within AMP for advertisers to help them bring their ads up to speed.
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I'm going to say the words "Ted Turner" in case our audience is not up to speed.
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Despite efforts to hire new staff members, it has struggled for months to catch up to speed.
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As Google rightly notes, getting up to speed with using machine learning isn't for the faint of heart.
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This brings Apple up to speed with its competitors who've been offering 260K and HDR for a while.
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Once he gets up to speed, he has the ability to maintain it more so than most people.
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This morning, we're going to revisit it so you're up to speed on everything you need to know.
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"There's no reason why I can't get up to speed again and crank it back up," he said.
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Continental Europe was also trying to get back up to speed having been shut for holidays on Wednesday.
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But we've got the IT folks working overtime to continue to get all of that up to speed.
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But any business, big or small, that wants to reach teens, might need to get up to speed.
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Here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Filling the audience in on backstory and characterisation, with brutal honesty, gets the viewer quickly up to speed.
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The MMA combines three pieces of legislation to bring copyright law up to speed for the streaming era.
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If you've not come across their hilarious but bizarre jokes with Lily, bring yourself up to speed now.
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Here are the 20163 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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At Apple, the Lattice Data team could start by helping Apple get its knowledge graph up to speed.
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Here's the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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In case you haven't heard of the cult-favorite bedding brand, let us get you up to speed.
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She has been a great partner as I've gotten up to speed over the past (almost) two months.
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I've been enjoying working with him and his team and he has rapidly been getting up to speed.
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The paper details a lot of what went into bringing the feature up to speed for general availability.
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It's Wednesday, and here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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We're happy with where the MODA is, but now we have to bring the campaign up to speed.
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Kimmy's new to feminism and consent and all that jazz, so her friends get her up to speed.
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Boville estimated it takes between six and nine months for a new hire to get up-to-speed.
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"It's actually quite complicated and many people are having to come up to speed really quickly," she said.
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Gibney's film does an admirable job of getting the uninitiated up to speed on the complex Theranos saga.
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If you haven't already heard all the hype around these leggings, let us catch you up to speed.
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They had nine months that they could either get up to speed or decide, like, 'hey, we'll leave.
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The Millennials were not alive in 1990," he said, "and it's time they were brought up to speed.
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This piece is not about that, but let me quickly bring you up to speed on my stuff.
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Here's how to get up to speed: • Need a primer to understand the stakes of the California races?
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Mr. Ding's newsletter is a great resource for keeping up to speed on Chinese A.I. policy and strategy.
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The team was quickly up to speed, and it all only took only a few hours to solve.
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Here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door Stay Indoors.
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And we're all going to work hard and try to get up to speed as fast as possible.
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If you're behind on the latest impeachment news, Trevor Noah is here to catch you up to speed.
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That has meant more training of volunteers and local party officials to quickly bring them up to speed.
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We needed to come up to speed on what actually happens, and that began in earnest last fall.
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Below are five different pieces of training that will get you up to speed on various Adobe programs.
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You can get up to speed with the much-revered vector graphics editor with this jam-packed bundle.
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But to get there, centuries-old corporations will need to get up to speed on the digital age.
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Amazon said Friday that its delivery network is back up to speed following customer complaints about package delays.
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Former champion Stan Wawrinka and Canadian Milos Raonic are also still getting up to speed after injury breaks.
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And here's what else you need to know to to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Sunday expiration in order to give the new leadership time to get up to speed in the talks.
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And here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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Get your studying up to speed with this comprehensive bundle (which comes with nearly 203 hours of training).
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Barack Obama, President Obama will ensure that Trump gets fully up to speed before he enters the Oval Office.
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For those looking for further information before it hits, this 10-second guide will bring you up to speed.
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Because I do like to be -- to keep up to speed with what&aposs going on in the news.
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So we chatted with the "Running For You" singer to get up to speed on all his beach basics.
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And to ensure that you're kept up to speed, you can now sign up for email announcements at fentybeauty.com.
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You'll also get up to speed with the C# language, which you can later apply in developing mobile games.
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Daniel has agreed to stay on as an advisor to the company and help get Assaf up to speed.
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Here's everything you need to know to get up to speed on another dizzying week of news in Washington.
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But even when you're fully informed and up to speed, it's just a bad way to control your music.
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It's everywhere, so here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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It's Monday and here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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It included a set of policy recommendations for cities that are just getting up to speed with driverless cars.
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Beyond Android, I/O is an event to get up to speed on all things artificial intelligence at Google.
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And here are the 2000 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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GM has been making a lot of moves to bring itself up to speed on all of these fronts.
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And here are 33 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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Here are the 5 things you need to know today to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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AMLG: With the aerodynamics — obviously the Concorde used afterburners to get up to speed, to get to Mach 2.
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It's Friday, and here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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But ideally a new president will have learned, based on his prior experiences, how to get up to speed.
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We haven't had to bring in an outside guy that we had to bring up to speed on continuity.
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The Mod is expected to arrive in early 2019 that can also bring older Z devices up to speed.
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Let us bring you right up to speed with the best Gmail features you might not have found yet.
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Here are the 5 things you need to know today to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Here are the 5 things you need to know Wednesday to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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TRANSCRIPT CARL AZUZ, CNN ANCHOR: Thank you for taking 210 minutes to get up to speed on world events.
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That's among the 5 things you need to know today to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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To get you up to speed, here's a rundown on what everyone's buzzing about ahead of Hollywood's biggest night.
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Many of the best groups have rigid processes for getting schools up to speed when they take them over.
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And teachers need to be brought up to speed on the use of technology as well, Mr. Ryan said.
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She also called in the other manager and brought him up to speed so there wouldn't be any issues.
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Here's a recap, plus everything else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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"We haven't touched this system in decades, and we've really got to bring it up to speed," she said.
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And while he certainly makes a good effort, it's clear he's not quite up to speed on beauty terminology.
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Bath Bomb Gift Set Get mom up to speed on the bath bomb trend with this set by ArtNaturals.
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More on that, plus everything else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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So let's get right to what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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It'll be OK. Now, here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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That could well get an Echo-like update, bringing it up to speed with the rest of the line.
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That's a nice addition that brings the products up to speed with the rest of the Google Assistant ecosystem.
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Our World Series cheat sheet will bring you up to speed on the teams, the players and the outlook.
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They are taking attendance digitally, learning to upload folders with resources, and getting up to speed on functioning online.
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Get up to speed with Paulson's take on what is likely to happen in eight key categories and more.
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The back-and-forth between forms helps me get up to speed with his or her argument more quickly.
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Why don't you get people up to speed on how you got to this and what it is. Yeah.
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As I was getting back into piping, he spent a lot of time helping me get up to speed.
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So let's use the numbers from SpinLaunch and calculate the force needed to whip a spacecraft up to speed.
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So let's get straight to what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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The opening minutes of "World Enough" are pretty much designed to bring non-attention-paying fans up to speed.
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As the economy and businesses struggle to get back up to speed, more people will also likely need Medicaid.
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U.S. intelligence officials will continue to bring him up to speed on various portfolios about intelligence and counterterrorism programs.
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Were you equipped to do that, your office, how did you bring it up to speed to do this?
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To get you up to speed, in fall 2014 Arx Pax unveiled what was essentially the first real, working hoverboard.
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If you need to get up to speed on a specific program for work, it's likely you'll find it there.
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It is about being up to speed with trends, consuming, spending power, which are all outcomes of progress and modernisation.
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Employees are critical to maintaining a company's reputation—so it can't take too long to get them up to speed.
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Here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door on this very special day.
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Its morning and evening news briefs got you up to speed on the day's events during your rush-hour hustle.
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And here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door: 1.
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The law is expected to take effect this fall, bringing Germany up to speed with many of its Western peers.
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About, how do you actually tell something in a manner which is really quick to get up to speed with?
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Get up to speed on Facebook's Libra with this handy guide: Facebook announces Libra cryptocurrency: All you need to know
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That's one of the things you need to know today to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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There were no emergency texts, and obviously no Twitter hashtag to check to stay up to speed about the situation.
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Part of the cash will be going to putting the finishing touches on that and getting it up to speed.
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And so anything not related to getting the Model 3's production up to speed has taken a back seat.
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If you are, then you will know that it's not cheap keeping up to speed with all the latest devices.
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He ended up taking Spanish classes at a university in Medellín, Colombia to get up to speed, he told Vulture.
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Essentially, the system works like a maglev train, pushing a plane up to speed with the help of some computers.
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Bath bomb gift set Get your mum up to speed on the bath bomb trend with this set by ArtNaturals.
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Here are the 5 things you need to know today to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door: 1.
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He has played in only 18 games this season and needs a few more practices to get up to speed.
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Here are the 5 things you need to know today to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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Learn more about him and everything else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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For those not up to speed, in the 2017 remake of the animated classic, LeFou, played by Gad, is gay.
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It's Friday, and here are five things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Here's what to expect and what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Until then, here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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During this period, you're subtracting value: asking people for their time and guidance, so you can get up to speed.
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Here are a couple of other things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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It boasts 11 courses to get you up to speed with the project management essentials including JIRA, Kanban, and Agile.
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If Marcus can't get this young CEO up to speed and earn his mother's trust, this cookie company will crumble.
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One prime example of BlackRock's intentions to keep up-to-speed on the desires of its clients is Aladdin Studio.
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ASL: Fingerspelling: The $3.99 iOS app from ASL resource Lifeprint helps gets users up to speed on their fingerspelling techniques.
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Turning on high-accuracy modeHigh-accuracy mode is a helpful tool in getting your Google Maps app up to speed.
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Here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door on this Christmas Eve.
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Sanchez was supposed to be the bridge starter in Denver while first-round rookie Paxton Lynch got up to speed.
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The addition of a second camera is a nice touch that brings the Z2 up to speed with fellow flagships.
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To bring you up to speed, here's everything that happened at WeWork since it filed its paperwork to go public.
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I discovered I'm never more invigorated than when I'm studying unfamiliar material and trying to quickly get up to speed.
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Whether or not you've been following the royal-wedding mania, this five-part series will bring you up to speed.
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Companies should make sure their workers are up to speed on basic security hygiene, including strong passwords and multifactor authentication.
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But the company is facing challenges that will require the licensed flight test engineer to quickly get up to speed.
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He had to quickly get up to speed on the etiquette and multitasking duties that form the essence of caddying.
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"Hopefully, he'll get up to speed on what's been happening and what Russia has or has not done," he said.
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As marijuana enthusiasts continue celebrating this historic day for Canada, here's a quick primer to get you up to speed.
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Rubin's biggest vows from his blog post are focused on keeping the Essential Phone up to speed with its competitors.
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They need to get up to speed with the requirements set forth by both the Labor Department and the IRS.
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But he needs to pull his own act together first and get his administration in place and up to speed.
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To bring you up to speed, here's what you need to know about the nominees, and where to watch them.
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Before you clock in, here's everything else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Josh Gerstein brings Scott up to speed on the two court cases with nine lives: Roger Stone and Michael Flynn.
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State and federal criminal law differ in important ways, and state attorneys would need time to get up to speed.
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I definitely think about it, and I'm someone who's relatively up to speed on a lot of things Google's doing.
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We don't know about you, but we always make sure to keep up to speed with all the latest tax news.
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But now there are tons of resources available online to get you up to speed, like this course that's on sale.
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Brexit: Get up to speed on what happened while you slept Heck, the UK itself may be headed for a breakup.
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She's more than likely explaining what happened to Captain Marvel, to bring her up to speed so she's in the loop.
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Up to speed on Assange Born in 1971, the native Australian became a hacker and activist before founding WikiLeaks in 2006.
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So we rounded up the complete compilation of all of her stop-and-stare looks to keep you up to speed.
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So it's worth getting up to speed on his background — and on what his meteoric rise would mean for the party.
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MC: All right, well, thank you Megan Molteni, for bringing us up to speed on the coronavirus and where we stand.
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It's Monday, and here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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These books will get you up to speed on the seven-year war and highlight those most affected: the country's people.
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It's Tuesday, and here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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As much as we found Arya's sojourn to Braavos pretty insufferable, it seems to brought her assassin powers up to speed.
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There are no listed peers in this market, so local investors will need to get up to speed on industry dynamics.
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Let's get straight to that and what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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With the motor off, the Curt was just as heavy to get started but not too bad once up to speed.
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Time-shifting the X-Men to bring them up to speed with the rest of the MCU would also be reasonable.
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But there are a few other things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 53.
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These goals, if achieved, would help bring the UK up to speed, compared to the other European countries it trails behind.
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It's Monday, and here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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TRANSCRIPT CARL AZUZ, CNN 10 ANCHOR: Thank for giving us 10 minutes to get you up to speed on international news.
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Let's get right to that and what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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It sounds like a bumpy ride, but fear not: Mercury goes direct on the 28th, bringing us back up to speed!
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My uncle had to ask me what a diss track was, so had to bring him up to speed on that.
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"You have school, friends, learning your lines and making sure your performance is up to speed," he told People in 1994.
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If you haven't been keeping up with Lupita Nyong'o's latest red carpet looks, allow us to bring you up to speed.
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Naah, we love bringing you the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Check it out, then find out what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Welcome to the Axios Noon 5, where we bring you 5 stories to get you up to speed on the afternoon.
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"When a company hires someone new, the expectation is that they will need time to get up to speed," he said.
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It's Friday, and here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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We have a lot to catch up on, so I'm trying to get Nick up to speed as quickly as possible.
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The process for getting new schools up to speed is quite rigid, says Sir Daniel Moynihan, the Harris Federation's chief executive.
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Being new to the sport, Jaguar has partnered with the Williams Advanced Engineering team in order to get up to speed.
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To bring you up to speed, Pal retired at age 36 after quitting jobs at both Goldman Sachs and GLG Partners.
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"Investors are not fully up to speed with the risk of hawkish signals from Fed officials," Mizuho strategist Antoine Bouvet said.
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I had to understand how to report my work, get up to speed with company's direction, and communicate with my manager.
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"I probably had easily a dozen calls with immediate classmates or their contacts to bring me up to speed," he said.
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While no bill is perfect, this one is a giant step further toward bringing legislation up to speed with current technology.
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Each time a medical social worker is lost, it takes months or even years to get a replacement up to speed.
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I worked very closely with him as I got up to speed on the business and legal landscape at the company.
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She's one of those executives you don't have to worry about getting up to speed because she's already setting the pace.
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So I had to work with them a lot more than I anticipated in order to get them up to speed.
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I hadn't attended school since the seventh grade, and getting up to speed academically after all that time away was daunting.
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We've collected some of the biggest cybersecurity stories from the week to keep you in the know and up to speed.
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"We also pair all new employees with a 'buddy' who can answer questions for them as they get up to speed."
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Even if all of the factories that make iPhones get back up to speed in China, Apple faces other challenges there.
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There are several power projects in the works that could potentially be brought up to speed within a relatively short period.
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"Olive, Again" doesn't presume that the reader is familiar with "Olive Kitteridge," and occasionally clunky recaps bring newcomers up to speed.
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At R29, we make it our mission to be up to speed on all of the latest brands, trends, and drops.
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The 32-year-old said he will not be expecting much from the Spanish race as he gets up to speed.
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Let's get right to that and what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Let's get to the latest and everything else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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At the same time, we had to stay up to speed on the Trump administration's ever-evolving statements on the agreement.
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You can print a ballot for your Oscar picks here, and we'll get you up to speed for those cocktail conversations.
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Which is not to say she didn't quickly work her way through all those texts after being brought up to speed.
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"In less than two hours, we are back totally up to speed and getting our passengers around," Mr. Lhota said. video
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So I.R.S. employees may not initially be fully up to speed and able to answer questions and tackle the inevitable snafus.
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Instead, he has said he wants to take additional time for his members to get up to speed on the legislation.
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Apple's comment: "With their awesome insights and discussion, NPR's political team kept us up to speed on a truly unpredictable election."
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Tech companies are often led by men, who may not be up to speed on issues in women's health, she said.
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This latest upgrade seems designed more to bring Android Wear up to speed with watchOS and Samsung's in-house version of Tizen.
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He was very confident a week or so ago that the president was already very up to speed on all key issues.
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You are aware of the state of play, but let's do a quick actor assessment just to get everyone up to speed.
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Below is a brief guide that should get you up to speed on just how and why this could all go down.
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Transitions in DC. Here are the 6103 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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So let's start at the beginning of the year and bring you up to speed on everything Apple fucked up this year.
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You'll take a deep dive into all its functions, and get up to speed with the nuts and bolts of the program.
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I am loving these date nights with her to get up to speed on what's going on in her equally busy life.
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I came in late in the season and I had to prove to the coach that I would get up to speed.
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It's Thursday, and here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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To keep new employees in the mix and up to speed, GitLab last year hired Darren Murph as the head of remote.
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And luckily, we've got six courses for all levels and interest to get you up to speed – all for less than $60.
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The hope is that experienced developers will be able to quickly get up to speed and start work on a new product.
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Zipline does use military-grade encryption and says the DoD is up to speed on all of its safety and security capabilities.
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It's Friday, and here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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It's Friday, and here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door: 1.
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This is big stuff, so you need to get your company and your employees up to speed with these new regulations ASAP.
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It was wonderful to catch my parents up to speed on how this whole journey had been going up until this point.
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There's so much to talk about from the Clinton-Trump showdown to get you Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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A few colleges have begun to run schemes that aim to get promising pupils who lack the requisite grades up to speed.
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The Consumer Technology Association, the organization behind the annual Consumer Electronics Show, is slowly getting up to speed with the modern day.
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It's Monday and here are the 5 things you need to know today to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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This 10-hour course will get you up to speed on how to work efficiently and pragmatically with large amounts of data.
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That was a quick and convenient way for online anti-Semites to stay up to speed on who is and isn't Jewish.
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For those looking for further information before the data deluge hits, this 20.01-second guide will help bring you up to speed.
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These changes mark the second update since Twitter suggested in December it would spend more resources bringing the software up to speed.
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And in a changing market, Polman said he was happy to have children who keep him and his company up to speed.
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The United States is now up to speed with the U.K., Australia and other countries across the world that protect nursing mothers.
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They earned virtually nothing for their work eviscerating turkeys, and were increasingly abused and humiliated if they didn't perform up to speed.
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It's Monday, and here are the 26 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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It would take years for teachers and students to get fully up to speed on the new curriculum, he and others argued.
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I'd idly hoped I might be just old enough to make it to my deathbed without having to get up to speed.
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Matt DeBord: And you'll see, when we floor it, you see it takes a little while to get up to speed there?
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Spoiler alert: it's not the US. Here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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On arrival, Kostya shared a series of written briefs on key subjects that brought me up to speed in less than hour.
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As Kenyan Drake showed this week in his Cardinals debut, it doesn't take long for these guys to get up to speed.
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"There's no reason why I can't get up to speed again and crank it back up," Woods said after his PGA exit.
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Brought up to speed on the calamity that did not quite happen, neither man had the slightest intention of altering his route.
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"Taking more time off puts us in a position where we can get them up to speed on life," Dr. Buss said.
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This new set of standards would allow for air travel technology to be brought up to speed after decades of falling behind.
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Let's get straight to it -- and to what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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If you're ready to master the Lean Six Sigma methodology, this four-part online course bundle will get you up to speed.
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So let's get right to that and everything else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Here's what you need to know about the big game and everything else to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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The Complete Game Developer e-book bundle With 10 e-books, this bundle gets you up to speed with modern game development.
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Yet technology may be a double-edged sword for slavemasters as law enforcement agencies get up to speed on the latest tools.
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Not Darwin, greatest of us all, because he died in 1882 and would take too much time to bring up to speed.
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And for those of you that don't know why everyone's so excited, well, here's a guide to get you up to speed.
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We're back on Friday, but for now, here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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If that test is no longer in effect, it's because his recognition is more widespread, and most folks are already up to speed.
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It's primary Tuesday, and here are the 153 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 215.
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Those last two are also getting some key upgrades, helping bring the company's health and AI offerings up to speed with the competition.
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Now that you're up to speed on the networking situation, all you need to do is buy a ticket to TC Sessions: Enterprise.
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The car only had two horsepower, most of which got the car up to speed so it could coast with the engine off.
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And although he readily concedes that he needs to get up to speed with the British system, he is showing signs of acclimatisation.
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If your cable provider, box or set weren't up to speed with the surround sound, there were issues, but most places were fine.
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But with accumulated losses of about $6bn (see chart), it seems to be more expensive than Uber expected to get up to speed.
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The bill revamps Section 115 of the U.S. Copyright Act and aims to bring copyright law up to speed for the streaming era.
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Google says it will implement Teacher Center training tutorials in order to help educators get up to speed with all the new updates.
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That meant that Amy, who works in business development at Lyft, had to get up to speed on how to best maximize points.
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While you carb-load, fuel up with the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Well, here we are, and here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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As you plan your day, here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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The resources we've already mentioned can help, but a quick search on Reddit will in most cases bring you right up to speed.
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To bring you up to speed, Faraday Future came out of nowhere several years ago and unveiled a wild concept at CES 2016.
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Whether at home or back at work, here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 22017.
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For now, Carr said, Mueller is getting up to speed on the details of the investigation so far and assessing the management needs.
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Contributing editor Matthew Gault quickly got up to speed on the right to repair beat while continuing to help the internet hunt Nazis.
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Clearly, even large corporations can find the partner necessary to bring their online services up to speed — but even that's only the beginning.
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Self-balancing on two wheels isn't new either, but RC bikes can typically only do that when the motorcycle races up to speed.
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Still, as the economy gets further up to speed, it's a region that the big financial services businesses of the world cannot overlook.
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The Washington Post reported Saturday that some experts believe the IRS will take more than a year to get back up to speed.
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On the rare occasions Lowe made it into the office, staff would need almost an entire day to get him up to speed.
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Vice President Mike Pence raced to Capitol Hill to try and bring Republicans up to speed, but the message became lost in translation.
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Shmuel Hauser, chairman of the ISA, said the bill will bring TASE up to speed with the most advanced bourses in the world.
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Davila said her department has seen federal trainings canceled, but she still thinks in-house training will get the department up to speed.
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The characters on the show talk so fast that producers had to hire a dialogue coach to get the actors up to speed.
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For viewers who could use a reminder, our rundown of where everyone stands going into Season 6 should get you up to speed.
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So, there's lots of things I want to talk about with you, but let's get people up to speed on who you are.
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That's what it should take to bring the badly lagging United States up to speed in its battle against the fast-spreading virus.
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We hope to bring Members of our committee up to speed on this technology and its impact on the modern economy and consumers.
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Barr wants time to get up to speed and no firm plans on what goes to Congress have been made, the officials said.
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In fact, the Transportation Security Administration's known traveler identification program already allows anyone who signs up to speed through security without long lines.
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Get the latest about that and find out what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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If Facebook's slate of requests goes through, it will sail forward largely unperturbed while rivals and upstarts scramble to get up to speed.
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Every time I got up to speed, I had to turn up the volume of the radio or raise my voice in conversation.
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Zuckerberg does attend meetings to remain up to speed on CZI's investments, but it's Chan who really runs the show day to day.
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The country is already planning to relax environmental rules to allow Chinese factories idled during the epidemic to get back up to speed.
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However… Today, let's get up to speed on the other states voting Tuesday: Mississippi, Alabama, Iowa, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico and South Dakota.
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Viewers feel all the strained awkwardness stemming from both sides as she sits down with the outgoing government officials to get up to speed.
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To get you up to speed before the debate, here's what New Republic writers have been writing about the candidates in the past week.
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This Ultimate AWS Data Master Class Bundle can get you up to speed for just $39 and maybe even kickstart a six-figure career.
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Barr has also been trying to get up to speed on what else is going on at the department, according to multiple sources there.
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So spending time with clinicians by observing medical procedures and sitting in on consultations are some of the ways they're getting up to speed.
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You can even ride without the app if you prefer — just get up to speed, backpedal three revolutions, and enjoy the pedal-assisted ride.
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It's Friday (the 13th!!!!) and here are the five things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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It's alphabet soup Tuesday, and here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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The bill revamps Section 115 of the U.S. Copyright Act and aims to bring copyright law up to speed for the music streaming era.
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To keep you up to speed, we're aggregating all of the tweets so that you can keep track of them all in one place.
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Still, the Ghost looks like an impressive handset that brings BlackBerry's brand up to speed with the rest of the high-end smartphone market.
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However, despite being a bit late to the party, Google is quickly catching up to speed and, in some areas, surpassing its shiny competitors.
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HP is bringing its Omen 15 gaming laptop up to speed with competitors by adding specs seen in other thin-and-light gaming laptops.
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The Members of Waypoint High's Time Travelers Club Offer a Unique Power Fantasy Time travel is tricky, but these characters were up to speed.
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Google's update, while lacking in any truly breakout features, at least brought the operating system up to speed with the rest of the industry.
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So we wanted to bring you up to speed on what your favorite brands and celebrities are up to in one big news roundup.
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Whatever happens next, you're now up to speed on what has happened so far—and exactly what we mean when we talk about Android.
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"April is the first month where we really see reinvestment flows come up to speed," said Patrick O'Donnell, investment manager at Aberdeen Asset Management.
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The board is charged with several tasks to help bridge the skills gap that will bring the country up to speed with advancing technology.
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Second, Shulkin must quickly get up to speed on VA's two other subsets: the Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) and the National Cemetery Administration (NCA).
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It will not be the first time intelligence officers have relied on visual aids to help get him up to speed on North Korea.
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Hayne famously stuffed notes in his pants during the NFL pre-season as he battled to get up to speed with the 49ers playbook.
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Freestylin' with one in the U.S. It's Tuesday, and here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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There's a lot going on, so let's get straight to what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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At a minimum, Congress can do a better job of getting up to speed on technology and its power to undermine our democratic values.
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As an unpaid advocate, I often have to conduct an intensive education campaign to bring these new members up to speed on our issues.
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Reusable Water Bottle If your parents are still drinking out of single-use plastic water bottles, bring them up to speed with reusable bottles.
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There's all kinds of new extreme weather news, plus everything else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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But consumer habits have changed: shows no longer need to get a random viewer up to speed who happened to catch that night's broadcast.
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Eastern as they get you up to speed on what's at stake in Tuesday's elections as well as what's next for the Democratic field.
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At Facebook, that's also the start of a six-week bootcamp that gets new engineers up to speed with how things work at Facebook.
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Access to some digital resources used by campaigners had been slowed but the system was back up to speed on Tuesday morning, they added.
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Please keep reading, and invite your friends to subscribe as we keep working to help you Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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"The result of that was ... in less than two hours we are back totally up to speed and getting our passengers around," he said.
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It has a lot of people working a lot of hours, but very low economic output until its operations are fully up to speed.
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Nelson and other lawmakers have cautioned that the FAA reauthorization bill alone is not enough to get the aviation industry up to speed. Sen.
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For example, think about how you would spend the first three months of your job and how you'd go about getting up to speed.
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We'd much rather invest our time with companies so we're really up to speed with them and can be helpful at key inflection points.
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Trying to at least address that plan, which is to bring the capital infrastructure up to speed, is where I'm focusing the plan on.
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Orlowski added that they are being trained very quickly to get them up to speed in the use of personal protective equipment and ventilators.
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Trump has nothing to say about this, nor does he seem up to speed on what the actual state of play in Congress is.
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It's less clear if the public is up to speed on the specifics of authorizing subpoenas, or whether they are paying attention at all.
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Its focus: getting healthcare leaders up to speed on how to prepare for the novel coronavirus, which causes the disease known as COVID-19
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Read on to learn how to get yourself up to speed on the surreal series, based on how many episodes you want to watch.
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Its 10W charge rating should bring your new iPhone up to speed way faster than the less powerful (but still common) 5W wireless chargers.
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One can only imagine the flurry of briefing papers and meetings at the German Foreign Ministry to get their new guy up to speed.
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The three men were reportedly concerned about Trump&aposs ignorance of geography, history, and military strategy and wanted to bring him up to speed.
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But while he's usually in the sky, his newest video brings him up to speed on the ground for a special quest to McDonald's.
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He and Coma have been getting up to speed for the Dakar by taking part in rallies in Namibia, Poland, South Africa and Morocco.
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"Eric was not executing as fast as they wanted him to, as far as hiring people and bringing people up to speed," he said.
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For kids who are already starting out behind, we are going to have to devote the necessary resources to get them up to speed.
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Prioritizing efficiency over thoroughness, here is a beginner's guide to the sequel trilogy, ideal for getting Star Wars newbies up to speed before TROS.
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Tomorrow is one of the year's busiest primary nights, and here's a special afternoon edition of First Draft to get you up to speed.
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The I.R.S. is getting back up to speed after the shutdown, which began just as its workers were preparing for the arrival of returns.
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Most said it should be the government's job to get their internet up to speed, or some combination of the government and market forces.
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The fastest man in the world will make his Olympic return on Saturday, so we're getting you up to speed on all things Usain Bolt.
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This deal will grant you lifetime access to all courses, so you'll always be up to speed on the latest advancements in the gaming industry.
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Tom Llamas has been reporting on the floods in the Houston area all week and has kept viewers up to speed via his Twitter account.
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Take note: Last week, President Trump passed the music modernization act, which aims to bring copyright law up to speed for the music streaming era.
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Demonstrations in D.C. It's Tuesday, and here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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Don't freak out too much, though — if your Android device is running slow, getting it back up to speed should be a pretty quick process.
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I tried to work from home, which was nearly impossible as I was just beginning to get up to speed with an unfamiliar work process.
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Participants will be asked to report bugs and other issues to help the company bring things up to speed for next year's public roll out.
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To bring you up to speed, we recently launched a new series, Hype Machine, where we round up the top reviewed items on the internet.
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But we've got good news: The available options are inching towards more variation as the industry gets up to speed in terms of size inclusivity.
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However, once they're back up to speed, the Evoke will hit the market for $400 and can already be pre-reserved on the company's website.
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As far as what Trump's weaknesses are, the view is he isn't up to speed on policy, and doesn't have the temperament to be president.
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And it doesn't hurt that the bike wheel launcher here is spinning at close to 60 miles per hour when it gets up to speed.
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The company is adding hands-free functionality to the Echo Tap, finally bringing it up to speed with the other devices in the Echo Line.
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This two-part crash course will get you up to speed with all that's going on in cryptocurrency and what it means for the future.
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And right now, I'm trying to work a deal with the local cable company to run cable out here and get us up to speed.
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TRANSCRIPT CARL AZUZ, CNN 220 ANCHOR: You're one day away from the weekend and minutes away from being up to speed on world news events.
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In his many updates about the company he'll no doubt bring us up to speed on Facebook's progress in social VR. You know, social VR?
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Contigo reusable water bottle If your parents are still drinking out of single-use plastic water bottles, bring them up to speed with reusable bottles.
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In one fell swoop, it would bring the law up to speed with the digital age, while also implementing a holistic approach to tech regulation.
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Now that the Recovery Audit Contractors are getting back up to speed, they will begin reviewing large numbers of fee-for-service claims once again.
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Once inside, you'll need to get up to speed on complex products and markets, make the networking rounds, and stay competitive in your peer group.
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If a candidate can't name several valuable people they follow in your industry, they're likely not up to speed with the latest trends and insights.
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After Reagan took office in 220, he implemented two tax overhauls in a bid to bring the economy — then facing a recession — up to speed.
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The bus slowed, as if its driver had hit the brakes, and got back up to speed after the van moved out of the way.
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However, he was slow to get up to speed on how to best communicate ESPN's strengths in the face of the "ESPN is dead" narrative.
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Stay hydrated, find some shade and bask in the AC. Here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Instead of constantly updating your feeds, or scrolling whenever you have an idle moment, portion out parts of your day to get up to speed.
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Chao replied simply that she wasn't briefed on this issue previously, and would look forward to working with Cruz once she was up to speed.
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"Murasaki doesn't do Christmas," Titus notes, perhaps the first clue that we're not quite up to speed, because we have no idea who Murasaki is.
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Bouchey, who was fighting computer trespassing charges, was still struggling to bring a new attorney up to speed, and would later decide to represent herself.
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Other entries that have been seen before but are fun to see again include BITTER ENEMY, SALTY LANGUAGE, UP TO SPEED and ONE BY ONE.
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After Trump's address, officials from the department started calling European ambassadors to bring them up to speed, but weren't able to address all their queries.
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A lot happens in baseball in seven months (yes, it's been seven months since opening day), so you're forgiven for not being up to speed.
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Check out The Ultimate Shopify and Ecommerce Expert Bundle to get up to speed on how to operate on some of today's biggest ecommerce platforms.
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The spacecraft would be outfitted with a rocket booster that would fire as it whipped around the sun to help bring it up to speed.
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All I could say is we're just going to work as hard as we possibly can to get up to speed as quickly as possible.
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And while it takes a few months for the newcomers to become productive, even experienced new hires take some time to get up to speed.
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As with previous episodes, Apted conducts all the intimate interviews and provides narration and clips from earlier movies to bring new viewers up to speed.
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A reversal "is going to be commodity price driven in order to be able to get the incremental Canadian production up to speed," he said.
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The launch of a redesigned Explorer SUV for 2020 was also slowed this summer, by problems getting a retooled factory in Chicago up to speed.
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The classified briefings, given to each major party's nominee, are a routine practice to ensure potential new presidents are up to speed on current events.
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Having already worked at the Department of Transportation also means it will likely take her less time to get up to speed on key issues.
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You'll get up to speed with its core syntax and the many ways in which you can apply it to create dynamic web pages and apps.
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Earlier this year, Bernie Sanders introduced a Medicare for All bill in the Senate that could bring the US up to speed with other developed nations.
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A light timed for cyclists gives them just a few seconds' head start, but that's enough to get up to speed before traffic roars to life.
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A light timed for cyclists gives them just a few seconds' head start, but that's enough to get up to speed before traffic roars to life.
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Not only does it simplify its fractured communications strategy to just FIVE apps, it's harvesting the best parts of Allo to bring Messages up to speed.
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Yes, you can feel the extra resistance once you're up to speed, but it's trivial, adding maybe 5 percent more load if I had to guess.
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Starting off from such a very basic point is one way to get those kids excited about engineering, and get them up to speed, Schuster says.
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Ronen is set to replace Uber Head of Product Daniel Graf, who will remain on board as an advisor and help get Graf up to speed.
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In both cases, it hired a bunch of people with subject knowledge, but also partnered more extensively at the beginning as it got up to speed.
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While she was initially overwhelmed by all the new tech tools she had to learn, it didn't take her long to get back up to speed.
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Inman passed his physical but was held out of practice on Thursday and won't have much time to get up to speed with his new quarterback.
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Is the Italian economy, which for years has been a brake on the progress of the single-currency area, at last getting back up to speed?
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I attempted to get myself back up to speed in the time I had with the KeyOne, but never managed in any sort of meaningful way.
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And Mark Shelhamer, former Chief Scientist for the NASA Human Research Program, is pretty unconvinced they can be caught up to speed by late next year.
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It also makes it more difficult to get up to speed, which brings us to an even bigger problem... How fast can this thing really go?
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First-time justices often choose individuals who have already served as clerks or even in law firms to help the new justice get up to speed.
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The proposed ban on smoking in restaurants would have brought Czech anti-smoking legislation up to speed with the majority of its fellow European Union members.
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Apple has also hired Google's top AI executive, John Giannandrea, to lead its AI strategy, which could bring Siri up to speed with its chief competitors.
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Atlanta (CNN)As more cases of Zika virus are being reported, it's important to be up to speed on the facts, especially with misinformation spreading around.
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Last updated two years ago, the most inexpensive Mac could use some downsizing and new guts to bring it up to speed with today's computing demands.
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But, says Ms Claes, it should always be incumbent on the guest to make sure he is up to speed with what is expected of him.
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"We need time to do our own investigation, we need time to get up to speed," Carey Bhalla, an attorney representing defendant Hujrah Wahhaj, told reporters.
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In case you're not up to speed with all the new tricks, we've picked out 40 of our favorites—you can discover the other 960 yourself.
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Naturally, when Colton catches them up to speed on everything that's gone down, they are a little nervous about the stability of his relationship with Cassie.
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Still, as the Financial Times reported, more fund managers and bankers are taking her party seriously and trying to get up to speed on its platform.
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Advisers, including Mr. Williams, were quoted in a New York Times article as saying Mr. Carson was struggling to get up to speed on national security.
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You should take two pills on the day you remember, and two more the day after, to get up to speed, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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With this accumulated knowledge, we decided to create an easy to read overview for others to get up to speed on this trending space of IoT.
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Mark Cuban on the future of A.I.: "If you're not up to speed on it, you won't be able to control your future—somebody else will."
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The Columbus Blue Jackets and Los Angeles Kings have gotten up to speed with two straight victories after stumbling of the blocks to start the season.
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"Once I'm completely up to speed I would very much like to start meeting other experts and campaigners," he wrote Ms. Kazan-Allen in mid-22016.
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He spent weeks frantically trying to get up to speed, scouring far-right and anti-fascist websites and videos, each click driving him further into despair.
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You'll glimpse an animated cartoon version of him as Harley brings us up to speed on her story since her on-screen debut in Suicide Squad.
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That's enough so you never really have to dip too far into the gas pedal to get up to speed, contributing to the Cadenza's relaxed demeanor.
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"The law has gradually evolved and we'd like to keep up to speed with that so we don't have guidance that's out of date," she said.
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If you're not in the UK and you still want to keep up to speed with all the action, you'll need to invest in a VPN.
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But Pan Am, you can say, took the hit metaphorically as well as literally for an industry where security standards had not got up to speed.
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As a result, the school has a boot camp–like program that starts before the official school year begins to get these students up to speed.
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"If it's a total outsider, it's going to take some time to get that person up to speed on what the progress has been," Sulmeyer said.
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He frequently relies on in-person briefings to bring him up to speed, and he prefers shorter sentences and "killer graphics" as opposed to heavier notes.
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These new mobile developer courses will help get engineers-in-training up to speed on Facebook tools like Account Kit for building one-step logins into apps.
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Key committee leaders will also be involved in these sessions, which are designed to keep members up to speed with the process of repealing and replacing Obamacare.
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Another has created 10% more places for students who would currently just miss out on a place; a summer school will then get them up to speed.
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Back at Coopers', Alice brings Hal up to speed on the entire Chic situation, including how she helped to cover up Chic's murder of the Shady Man.
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K-12 school districts vary greatly on whether they're up to speed on their Title IX duties, and some aren't even aware the law applies to them.
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If you're up to speed on your celebrity squads, you know that Woody Harrelson is basically responsible for some of the greatest cool girl friendships out there.
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Of course, we have our stunt doubles for some extraordinary moments, but another big part of the doubles' job is to get the actors up to speed.
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Further, if Mattis were to leave, his successor would need time to come up to speed, a dangerous prospect at a time of heightened tensions, she said.
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"However, our report suggests that whilst we may not yet be up to speed, it could still be possible to complete our journey in time," Parker said.
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For those out there for whom the name Jessica Alba is still synonymous with Dark Angel and Sue Storm, allow us to bring you up to speed.
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Google the company the day before so you're up to speed on any major news developments and make sure you have an understanding of the company's goals.
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In its quest to reduce persistent skills gaps, Udacity has been designing condensed courses to get students up to speed on trendy topics to improve employment outcomes.
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Spoiler alert: CineFix's Clint brings the office up to speed on all of Wolverine's cinematic adventures before they make a field trip to the theater this weekend.
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New team mate Finn Valtteri Bottas, who replaced Rosberg after the German's shock retirement and finished third behind Hamilton in Australia, is still getting up to speed.
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This massive library of e-books, training, and tutorials will keep you up to speed on the newest topics in design, UX, web dev, and much more.
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People from all over the world can now work together to clean up the code and improve it, bringing it up to speed with modern computing standards.
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But Hutchesson said it was important Australian companies be allowed time without penalties to get up to speed with the new requirements and meet their reporting obligations.
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Gatekeeping and bigotry is supposedly a concern, but I ain't entirely up to speed about what's going on with this "punk" thing since, y'know, I'm a dog.
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We've created a card deck to get you up to speed fast on how each fuel type is poised to gain — or lose — under the proposed changes.
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They say Yusaku should be in zero gravity by 2023, giving him plenty of time to get up to speed on how to survive in space. pic.twitter.
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Once Fetter arrived in Building 21960, Lorenz gave her a manual and a set of programming problems to practice, and before long she was up to speed.
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In both cases, regulators are behind the curve and, even once they get up to speed, the decentralized nature of crypto makes such action difficult to stop.
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Basically, it sounds like Apple is going all in on the MacBook and leaving the Air pretty much dormant while its thinner successor gets up to speed.
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But they didn't close up shop and go home after that — the LHC, the world's largest and most powerful particle collider, is just getting up to speed.
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The first few hours essentially get you up to speed (not that there's a whole lot of complex story to follow) before things get a bit crazy.
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The next generation must learn them and then build upon them, leaving those who come after them with even more to learn to get up to speed.
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The tricky part is getting them up to speed, and members of Morgan Stanley&aposs wealth arm who are more digitally native are helping the process along.
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Here are some of the best places to visit in August, plus everything else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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He has focused heavily on getting the party up to speed with Democrats on the digital front and has made outreach to women and minorities a priority.
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It was clear, Mr. Long said, that Mr. Trump was "up to speed" on New York issues, and that he had a real animus toward Mr. Cuomo.
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While Tobin had gone into the ambulance, Mitchell had taken on a spokesperson role to keep referee Howard Webb and Bolton manager Owen Coyle up to speed.
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The game's story is designed to bring players up to speed, even as it introduces a new threat in Atriox, leader of the Banished (a Covenant remnant).
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Before Mr. O'Haver and his colleagues could property educate customers about freezes, they had to get up to speed on the process of freezing a file themselves.
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He was too busy trying to bring me up to speed on the world as he and Breitbart saw it — the world that everyone else was missing.
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Still, some of these firms have said they are putting layoffs on hold as they anticipate a frenzy of activity once the economy revs up to speed.
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If you're not yet familiar with the concept of stablecoins, better get up to speed, because this special type of cryptocurrency will become very important very soon.
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If you've been too busy to pay attention to the race (and who hasn't?), here's a primer to get you up to speed for Hollywood's big night.
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But suddenly everybody was up to speed, and no sooner had Trump been inaugurated than the "would you rather" question du jour became him versus Mike Pence.
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"That gives them enough time to find a replacement, get that person up to speed and start making decisions about what to do next," he explains. Yes.
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To that end, consider a continuing education course, online class, certification program or bootcamp to get up to speed on the latest technology that's relevant to you.
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Financial advisor Ric Edelman, founder and executive chairman of Edelman Financial Services, thinks advisors who are not up to speed on the blockchain will get left behind.
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If you're new to the issue or unsure of it, get up to speed by engaging subject matter experts, but remain humble about what you don't know.
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"This has become the market's way to stay up to speed on a general rate hike outlook," said Matthew Graham, chief operating officer at Mortgage News Daily.
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He now faces the daunting challenge of coming up to speed on the activities of the intelligence community, ongoing counter-terror and military operations around the world.
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Here are the facts to get you up to speed before the CNN Climate Town Hall with 10 of the leading 2020 Democratic presidential candidates on Wednesday.
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In the interim, focus on the seemingly peripheral — updating your website, getting your studio assistants up to speed, testing out new (and old) materials, and the like.
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Authorities are constantly revamping their testing technology to keep up, meaning some designer drugs enjoy a period of relative legality before the DEA gets up to speed.
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It's a complete redesign its maker hopes will bring the pioneering, yet outdated model, up to speed with newer competitors like the Chevy Bolt and Tesla Model 3.
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Here are the 25 best places to go in the US. And here's what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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We hope one of your resolutions is to keep reading about the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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Because of this, Leavitt — a former teacher — felt it was even more important to help offer lessons and curriculum so that instructors could be up to speed too.
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And perhaps his most daunting assignment is building a national security structure from scratch, and bringing his own sketchy foreign policy and national security credentials up to speed.
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REGAN: What happens if not as many Republicans are in the seats come 2018, and you&aposre still working to get all this implemented and up to speed?
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At first, it used an electric propulsion system to bring it up to speed, and then, the wheels retracted so that a magnetic levitation system could take over.
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Here are answers to some of the most basic questions about the Iran nuclear deal that will help you get up to speed before Trump speaks this afternoon.
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The breaches happened under the not-so-watchful eye of Kalanick, and Khosrowshahi was brought up to speed only after he took the helm, according to the WSJ.
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When I woke up, I was red for the first time in my life, I remember having more energy now that my heart was finally up to speed.
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While the major players in professional video content are mostly up to speed on offerings for the hard of hearing, user-uploaded content is still the wild west.
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It's time for emergency medicine doctors to get up to speed, since we're probably seeing patients in our practice who ordered pills online—we just don't know it.
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Comic-Con attendees on Friday were treated to a look at the first clip from The Punisher, which gets us up to speed with the black-clad vigilante.
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Attackers can get up to speed quickly, while leaving security researchers in the dark means there's limited opportunity to catch bugs and vulnerabilities before the platform goes live.
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I THINK YOU KNOW THERE'S A COMPLEXITY IN THIS MARKET, WHICH WE ARE JUST LEARNING ABOUT AND GETTING UP TO SPEED ABOUT, WHEN DEALING WITH VARIOUS CONTENT PROVIDERS.
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Instead, Kuo reportedly says it's a matter of Apple ordering several key, custom components that it's going to take manufacturers a while to get up to speed on.
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Bonus: you'll be getting up to speed on Waititi and Clement's forthcoming TV adaption for FX, which will follow a new gang of vampire flatmates in Staten Island.
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You also can expect to see showings from longstanding home product manufacturers embrace these technologies as a way to bring themselves up to speed with 21st century technologies.
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Those rules go into effect as of Friday, May 25, which means companies everywhere are scrambling to bring their own policies up to speed with the new rules.
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The automaker's other vehicles, the Model S and Model X, will be given less attention as the company shifts focus to getting the Model 3 up to speed.
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Busch is following the same pattern he did with the NHRA — which was completely foreign to him prior to attending drag racing school and getting up to speed.
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Swivel seats could conflict with US policy With these limitations in mind, the feds are charging ahead with their plan to bring the government's rulebook up to speed.
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I think he could come up to speed on foreign policy issues but I think it's a total head fake," Schiff said on CNN's "State of the Union.
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This week on Ctrl-Walt-Delete, Walt and Nilay discuss Apple's artificial intelligence strategy and how it's just not up to speed with what customers are doing today.
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There's still the type of instruction going on that you described, but it's just a matter of getting more up to speed with the technology as it changes.
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I believe that is scheduled for Friday, so hopefully he'll get to up to speed on what has been happening and what Russia has or has not done.
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The other important part of it is to get the industries and the different sectors of the economy up to speed, and to, to cope with the transformation.
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Don't hurl "spoiler" complaints at me; that scene merely sets up the season, and is a way for newcomers to get up to speed on this odd show.
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On Friday, members of the German Parliament voted to legalize same-sex marriage, a move that brings the country up to speed with many of its Western peers.
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As we noted in our report "Up to Speed," the trials could be more efficiently — and likely more cost effectively — managed by handing them over to federal judges.
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Mueller was appointed just two weeks earlier, did not even have a full staff selected, and was still getting up to speed on the details of the investigation.
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This poses a fresh challenge to police forces on the continent, which are generally not digitally savvy, innovative or up to speed with new technologies, according to Wainwright.
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I didn't come back because, by the time I was interested, I didn't want to spend the cash to purchase the expansions and get back up to speed.
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Democrats are scrambling to get up to speed on the rules that govern the first DNC chairman election since 2004, the last time they lost the White House.
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That the former host of The Apprentice isn't really up to speed when it comes to the details of managing public affairs is a bit dull and unsurprising.
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" Adding new lawyers, he said, would be costly because they would take months "to get up to speed (if for no other reason than they can bill more).
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Keeping up to speed with the galactic firehouse of daily internet detritus that gets blasted at our eyeballs every minute of every day can be a taxing endeavor.
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Yes, we will keep you up to speed on the daily developments that matter — but our focus will be on the long term, to rise above the distractions.
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The attorney has also repeatedly stated that he is still new to Trump's legal team and is still "getting up to speed on the facts" of the case.
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"We don't need it," he told TechCrunch, adding that the venture's biggest challenge in 2019 was keeping production up to speed with buyer demand for their SR/F.
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And at Ellie Mae, CIO Linh Lam has been spending the first months on the job making sure the backend systems and stored data are up to speed.
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The members who have been spending a lot of time on this are going to give a presentation to the broader conference to bring people up to speed.
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One issue with the process is that it requires two people for an accurate diagnosis: a truthful athlete and a knowledgeable doctor up to speed on current concussion policies.
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But if you really want to drive improvement and change, you have to have great leaders in place who are up to speed and working together as a team.
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Adams said he initially had to get up to speed on Tinder, having met his partner before there were modern smartphones, but praised the move as a big step.
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It's Thursday, and here are the 5 things you need to know to Here's what you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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Greenland is hoping rising commodity prices can help attract foreign investment and get its fragile economy up to speed to realise a long-term goal of independence from Denmark.
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Regulators have said they will not crack down on poor compliance initially, as long as market participants show they are doing everything they can to get up to speed.
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There's even a small workspace area, which will host classes for local school students and teachers to get them up to speed on using Minecraft: Education Edition and more.
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You'll get up to speed with project management essentials, learn how to manage projects more efficiently, and familiarize yourself with core concepts like project execution, control, and resource planning.
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Before you press play on Friday, when all six new episodes are available to stream, take a moment to get up to speed on Charlie Brooker's twisted, techy universe.
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You'll immediately notice a few hardware and aesthetic changes over last year, all of which improve the phone's caliber and bring it more up to speed with modern flagships.
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The change brings Go Unlimited up to speed with the company's other unlimited offerings, Beyond Unlimited and Business Unlimited Plans, which already include the international calling, texting and data.
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I've found many engineers at startups who are pulled into website projects but often are not up to speed on the content management industry, which contributes to this disconnect.
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Chinese are left with few alternatives to buying autos of their own, though, since China's development of new public infrastructure hasn't kept up to speed with its increased urbanization.
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It is also true of workers in almost all industries: interns, trainees and junior employees share in the cost of getting them up to speed by being paid less.
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The video camera was designed as a way to help developers up to speed with Amazon's various forays into AI, IoT and server less computing, according to the company.
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In case you missed that episode, Davos Seaworth, aka the character mostly likely to be tweeted "dad" at by Westerosi teens, is here to bring you up to speed.
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In April, Teva said it could resume some production at the Rimsa plant but an overhaul needed to bring the factory up to speed would take a few years.
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She came from a less fortunate background, and when we first started working together she was not up to speed for her grade level in either math or science.
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Fortunately for those who want to try their hand at this career path, there are a slew of online courses and classes that can get you up to speed.
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The fate of many Affordable Care Act marketplaces, like so much else in life today, now hangs in the balance based on how quickly Trump gets up to speed.
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Again, you don't have people in the White House who necessarily are specialized in that right now, and the folks that are there are still getting up to speed.
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Prior to being shut down, Patreon gave Vex a month to bring subscribers up to speed, provided she delete every post that was in violation of their updated terms.
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It's just getting him up to speed from a timing element and getting him the reps he needs to be ready to function and go in and play consistently.
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Let's not be too optimistic There's a new drop-dash move that looks like a great addition, getting you up to speed right away from the levels' slower moments.
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With only four days of testing and two race weekends under his belt and up against a formidable team mate in Hamilton, he is still getting up to speed.
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Our daily email gets you up to speed on the most important developments in politics and policy, plus trends to watch, co-created by Jonathan Easley and Alexis Simendinger.
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"It certainly doesn't," said Lowell Conrad, the chairman of the Livingston County Republican Party, who had to consult his election commissioner to get up to speed on the procedure.
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Philadelphia took two quarters to get going in their season opener, but when they got up to speed, they looked like one of the dominant forces in the NFC.
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Still, the second-year quarterback out of Washington State will have to get up to speed with the starting role quickly if the Steelers hope to make a run.
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After that boring opening battle, King Arthur launches into a frenetic montage that gets us up to speed on Arthur's childhood and adolescence as a street urchin in Londinium.
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Though Mr. Rubio has largely missed the debate on Capitol Hill over President Obama's Supreme Court nominee, the senator made it clear Thursday that he was up to speed.
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On Tuesday, Jupiter—which has been ruthlessly digging up your subconscious dirt since it began its retrograde in March—resumes its forward motion, bringing you back up to speed.
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Because even if your techno night bangs, you need the tunes to get you up to speed, or alternately, to start the descent towards the end of the night.
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So I've had to hire outside people to come up with the tech and get us up to speed so that we can download the forms from other states.
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"The past can't be changed, but my hope is that we can at least create a better system and protocol to keep those effected up to speed," Rowbury said.
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While O'Rourke still has some time to fix this problem, his fuzziness on issues could come back to bite him if he doesn't get up to speed -- and quickly.
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That's because YouTube relies on an automated flagging system that takes a couple of months to get up to speed when a new policy is introduced, the spokesperson said.
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I have been waking up between 6 and 6:30 and getting up to speed on what's happening on the East Coast and in other parts of the world.
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So just getting up to speed in a very difficult environment when you have so much negative media attention is a hard thing to do, I think, for anybody.
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Business Insider grilled self-taught finance strategist Andrew Chen, founder of Hack Your Wealth — a personal finance blog for high earners — on how to get up to speed quickly.
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In the U.S., Rockwell is hiring for some 140 manufacturing roles right now and is willing to take on unskilled workers to train and get them up to speed.
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He said he did not have time to vote in last year's election and is not entirely up to speed on national politics, though he would like to be.
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But at same time companies do need to take active role in making sure that from beginning they have cyber security considered, invested in and it's up to speed.
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As the intelligence community's No. 1 customer, he needs to get up to speed fast and consume intelligence like there is no tomorrow, or there will be no tomorrow.
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" The president stated that any new additions would take months to "get up to speed" on the case and claimed that this would be "unfair to our great country.
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It was on a topic I wasn't very familiar with, but I took it on anyway, figuring I could get up to speed and deliver something useful and productive.
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It clearly has one foot stuck in its original audio-only existence, as the show sometimes struggles to keep its visuals up to speed with its sound and dialogue.
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Necessity brought Carpio to bitcoin and after getting up to speed on the intricacies of the blockchain, she integrated Bitcoin as a permanent payment solution for her hemp businesses.
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And we didn't really have what is essentially a native article, a native digital product for the phone that existed that got you up to speed at 6 am.
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That is partly the reason the conference exists: to give researchers, industry, governments and non-governmental organizations a chance to get up to speed (to the extent that's possible).
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Fennell also said athletes and officials headed to Rio will be briefed to ensure the Jamaican delegation will be fully up to speed as far as drug testing is concerned.
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He has also represented rapper T.I. "We were very recently retained, as of yesterday, so we're getting up to speed," Amanda Clark Palmer, a partner at the firm, tells PEOPLE.
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Over the last two years at WCR, we've really been bringing our organization up to speed—being more present and being more of a voice for women in this industry.
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But if you're interested in learning a little about what they have to offer, you can use this guide to the core Persona titles to get you up to speed.
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"It's simply silly to think that every single citizen is going to get up to speed on the differences between Medicare expansion and single-payer health care," Mr. Greenberg said.
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But it still relies on highly technical suppliers in the country, and in most cases, he said it would take over a year to get another option up to speed.
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So says Timothy Harris, a partner in the emerging companies and venture capital group of law firm Morrison Foerster who got us up to speed on the market earlier today.
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Instead of relying on the user to get up to speed on yet another software tool, the assistant turns to people or bots who already know what they are doing.
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Just to get you up to speed: Teigen went off on Grant's father, Thomas Markle Sr., for his relentless media tour and assault on the new Duchess of Sussex's character.
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It's Thursday (unlike yesterday's goof, we double checked this time), and here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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With this accumulated knowledge, we decided to create an easy to read overview for others to get up to speed on how innovation and technology will disrupt the financial sector.
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They'll take longer to get up to speed, which is expensive for the company and a poor experience for the individual, especially if they then leave sooner because of it.
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If you've been following tech news over the past several weeks, then you're probably already up to speed on what Samsung's planning to announce at its Galaxy Unpacked event today.
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If you aren't already, you're gonna want to get up to speed on fentanyl, the synthetic opioid that is responsible for a bigger and bigger share of drug overdose fatalities.
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Again, just to bring you up to speed on this -- and this is something that hits all our lives -- a big media pairing, the largest to date, has been approved.
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You've no doubt heard all the rumors by now, but for those who need a little help getting up to speed, check out the rumor roundup we ran last week.
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Given that this debate will take place in Flint, the city's water crisis will, of course, be looming over the proceedings — get up to speed on it with our explainer.
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Besides finally bringing Earth's iPhone app up to speed with Android, the update is even more welcome considering the popular app had gone years without any significant updates for iOS.
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I had to come up to speed with the tech stack (completely foreign to me before) very quickly so I could actually contribute, and there is so much to learn.
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And while the S2 is getting a good number of software upgrades to bring it up to speed, the $350 S3 Frontier offers some key hardware bumps over its predecessor.
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The tavern is a popular filming location for the hit show Nashville, meaning its sound system is up to speed even if the interior décor makes you think otherwise. 2.
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Scoring the lowest were drivers who you'd think would be the most up to speed on their driving skills, given that they got their license less than 247 years ago.
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A better solution would be to reduce the cost of Precheck, at least temporarily, to encourage enough passengers to sign up to bring the standard queues back up to speed.
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This data keeps users up to speed on what conditions, positions, and motions help them reach orgasm, while noting what may impede your climax, from your mood to your cycle.
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I'm not sure that "Certified" totally brings us up to speed with Laurie's headspace, nor am I sure the ending – where she seemingly, finally, kills herself – is all that earned.
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As such, having fresh funding will help N26 ensure that its app and debit card are up to speed with what consumers in different markets want in their banking apps.
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He will have to come up to speed and, if I understand traditions correctly, make coffee for the other justices at their weekly conference to consider future Supreme Court business.
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ET. But we can help make you a well-read millionaire by bringing you the five things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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He or she knows the inner workings of the employer, and that means "the company might want to know how you're going to 'get up to speed quickly,'" Lauby says.
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Government agencies have been gathering intelligence about individuals and large-scale events from social networks more frequently as part of their efforts to keep surveillance up to speed with technology.
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Facebook hired new iOS and Android engineers, held week-long bootcamps to get their existing employees up to speed, and embedded mobile engineers onto every product team at the company.
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You do not want to be met with hostility or skepticism because a provider disagrees with gender transition or isn't up to speed on the proper treatment of transgender patients.
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As a result, Eidlin says much of the project's work at this stage is not on the project itself, but administrative tasks to keep all the agencies up to speed.
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If Eli Manning and Odell Beckham can do their thing, the Giants could snag a vital division win on the road while the Cowboys are still getting up to speed.
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With the (slim but growing!) chance that a federal carbon tax could be the subject of serious national debate, it's a good time for everyone to get up to speed.
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Some primates can do similar tasks, although they need a lot of basic training to get up to speed before they can use the experimental apparatus, called a key box.
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The good news is that if you don't know your way around Photoshop, Lightroom, or Adobe's other major tools, this Complete Adobe Mastery Bundle will get you up to speed.
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Here's how to get up to speed: • In many contests, including the governor's race, the biggest question is whether one of the two major parties will be shut out entirely.
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Mr. Mnuchin largely kept his answers general and vague on those subjects, but promised to work "diligently" to get up to speed in areas that are outside of his expertise.
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Since Amazon has taken its time to get its own cashier-free technology up to speed, rivals have had more time to swoop in and mimic it, analysts have said.
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CCNA 200-301 is the new industry standard networking certification for network administrators, support engineers, and data center operations, and this 30-hour course will get you up to speed.
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Brought up to speed on the history of the missing trophy, the adventurous Troppe was happy to lead a search amid the bones of his 1870 neo-Classical style building.
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American business operating in Asia needs certainty and stability, and the new administration needs to get up to speed quickly on the historical tensions and complex dynamics of the region.
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A Cabinet meeting was held by conference call shortly after that in order to bring the rest of the Cabinet up to speed on the decisions which had been taken.
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Nonetheless, for those looking to explore stories in VR, this is just the title to get up-to-speed on this small but rapidly growing segment of the tech industry.
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For the investigation into the warehouse fire, I've spent the past few days trying to get up to speed on the Oakland Fire Department and the city's multiple inspection processes.
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Already, China is planning to relax environmental rules to allow factories idled during the epidemic to get back up to speed, which will actually make China's air pollution much worse.
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According to Mr. Carter, the idea is to keep well-heeled globalists up to speed on the latest fads, fashions, arts, riots, scandals, and political upheavals in Europe and Asia.
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"They have a department in Rio whose job it is to keep the NOC's informed and up to speed and they do a pretty good job of doing that," said Blackmun.
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"Preparations of a very limited kind are being made and the population brought up to speed, both to emphasize the seriousness of the moment and to stiffen popular resolve," he said.
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One source told CNN on Friday that before the election, Trump and his family were not that interested in potential appointments or transition planning but were quickly getting up to speed.
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Some White House staffers were surprised by the businessman's rudimentary grasp of White House operations but say they will work to get the new administration up to speed before January 20.
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This is obviously a developing story, and Gizmodo will do its best to keep you up to speed on what's happening over the course of the next few hours and days.
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So far, larger companies have generally been quicker to take action, while many medium and small-sized firms still need to get up to speed and adopt best practices, he added.
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Everybody here has been really accommodating and outgoing when it comes to bringing me up to speed and what the options are with all the data and information they have available.
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To get you up to speed for the festivities, here are some highlights of New Republic's recent coverage of the top four candidates in national polling averages heading into this debate.
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A political program that makes you laugh and cry, brings your blood up to boiling temp and also brings you up to speed on the most pressing issues of the moment?
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Here are the 5 things you need to know this Wednesday, and here are the five things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door. 1.
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Elsewhere in the country, long-haul engineers might be able to bring a train up to speed, level the master controller and skate for a hundred miles without making an adjustment.
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Basic Microsoft Excel If you're one of those people who only owns Excel for looks, this course will get you up to speed with the app in just under four hours.
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One of the tasks any respectable virtual assistant should be able to carry out for you is to discover new music, and Siri is certainly up to speed in this regard.
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Flynn's new lawyer, Sidney Powell, had wanted three months to get up to speed in the case by reviewing what she called a "massive" amount of material turned over by prosecutors.
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Under Hinman's leadership, AIR Serenbe has built its first artist housing, begun a series of public dinners with artists, and brought the program up to speed with more established artist residencies.
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According to The Economic Times, it'll take some time for Apple to get manufacturing capacity up to speed, so the company will continue to import devices from outside the country, too.
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In the following analysis, we attempt to get up to speed on the pace of biotech offerings, assess where we are in the cycle and spotlight some of the rising stars.
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He will have a big job getting up to speed on the Middle East, and the State Department and Pentagon will have to brief him on international law and military strategy.
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But before you do that get the latest on those horrifying attacks in Sri Lanka and what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Growth, at least in the P2P lending space, may be checked by the authorities to protect incumbents and to ensure they are able to get up to speed with market developments.
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Wojciechowski loves Hauser&aposs ability to communicate on the floor and help get teammates in the right spots, which should be especially valuable in getting the incoming freshmen up to speed.
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So go ahead and fry up that bacon guilt-free while you catch up on the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door.
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Fifteen seconds into the opening scene, some of which appears in the official trailer, you are comfortably up to speed on just what the dialogue in this film will sound like.
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When Osterloh and company weren't defending their abandonment of the Motorola name at MWC, they were asking for time to get back up to speed in the wake of their reorganization.
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Preparations of a very limited kind are being made and the population brought up to speed, both to emphasize the seriousness of the moment and to stiffen popular resolve, he said.
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This course will get you up to speed with it (and fast) with 87 easy-to-follow lectures on R development environments and real-world practice with a web-scraping app.
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After bringing you up to speed on the fight against it, we're spending some time with a doctor who served on the front lines of the 2014 outbreak in West Africa.
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The political headquarters was the body through which the party kept an eye on the ranks and ensured they were up to speed on Maoist texts and the party's latest demands.
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In the big picture, Miami is hoping Cutler can get up to speed quickly enough to replicate the success he had under Dolphins head coach Adam Gase in 2015 in Chicago.
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Guru is fully up to speed on our Major in the Majors strategy and he is coming into the company with a deep knowledge of our strategy and current operating process.
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The addition of the feature brings Instagram up to speed with other major social networks like Twitter and Facebook, both of whom have featured automatic machine translation for some time now.
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Some lawmakers question whether she would be up to speed on policy and note she has a penchant for going off script — something that Cabinet members are urged not to do.
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Once Spieth, a three-times major champion who won the U.S. Open in 2015, was brought up to speed during his news conference he then offered his thoughts on the change.
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At the ranch, she's brought up to speed with Kevin, Sr. and Grace's plan for her ex-husband, who is off on a horse ride trying to decide what to do.
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This course will get you up to speed on the essentials of setting up a makeshift studio so you can get your Annie Leibovitz on in the comfort of your home.
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As 2019 begins, our newsletter gets you up to speed on the most important developments in politics and policy, plus trends to watch, co-created by Jonathan Easley and Alexis Simendinger.
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Mr. Lee, who is now the co-publisher and chief creative officer of DC Comics, was eager to push toward digital coloring and Mr. Sinclair had to get up to speed.
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We are using the Farmer Training App to help them get up to speed with the updated standards, and are uploading new training materials onto the app as we develop them.
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"I think Administrator Pruitt's comments show that he is getting up to speed on climate science," said Myron Ebell, director of the energy and environment center at the Competitive Enterprise Institute.
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But diplomacy also rests on knowledge and there is little reason to think that Trump or his administration can get up to speed on actual policy in time for the summit.
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An on-ramp contains multiple vehicles trying to get up to speed to merge onto the fast-paced highway where cars have been traveling at high speed for an extended time.
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Happy Tuesday ... Our daily email gets you up to speed on the most important developments in politics and policy, plus trends to watch, co-created by Jonathan Easley and Alexis Simendinger.
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White House aides insist Trump is getting up-to-speed on the issues and that the time could be right for his "disruptive" approach to challenge failed policies of the past.
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The national intelligence estimate, which Congress reviews, should be paired with a declassified summary that would be quite useful in getting the public up to speed on what is being alleged.
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EON has teamed with several colleges nationwide, including Lehman College in the Bronx, New York, to offer training programs to bring new or hopeful VR and AR workers up to speed.
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The biggest draw was the addition of a triple camera for its high-end iPhones — a feature that brings the iPhone's camera up to speed with that of rivals like Samsung.
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But even without an undergraduate degree in STEM, the increasing popularity of coding programs and boot camps makes it easier for anyone to get up to speed on the latest technology.
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If you're not up to speed, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot — a film for which Fey serves as both a producer and a leading lady — features Alfred Molina and Christopher Abbott portraying Afghans.
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Bradford, with two years left on his deal, will be a credible starter as soon as he's up to speed—and for as long as it takes for Bridgewater to heal.
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This primer features just some of Motherboard's coverage of bitcoin and ethereum over the last few years to help you get up to speed on the rapidly evolving world of cryptocurrencies.
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But outsiders have few points of leverage in tech; there are few laws governing the industry's practices, and lawmakers have struggled to get up to speed on tech's implications for society.
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The benefits for an employer are that candidates do not need to work lengthy notice periods and should be able to get up to speed quickly when they start their role.
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John F. Kelly, the president's second chief of staff, has become engaged with the issue and is getting up to speed, but has come to the table late in the process.
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Mr. Giuliani told the ABC anchor, George Stephanopoulos, that he was still getting up to speed on Mr. Trump's legal issues — a fact that became apparent as the interview went on.
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In the past, technical staff would regularly arrange policy briefings for the chairman and other regulators to "get them up to speed" on critical market issues, said one former senior staffer.
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Whether we're getting up to speed at work, bracing ourselves for the holiday frenzy, or adjusting to sunlight's dwindling hours, fall isn't all pumpkin spice and frolicking in the apple orchards.
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It brings federal law up to speed with the manner in which we all communicate every day — the internet-enabled devices in our pockets, in our bags, and on our desks.
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Keeping your boss up to speed on what you're doing shows that you are organized and on top of things, which can go a long way in securing trust, says Shteinberg.
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Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels said he anticipates Hoyer, who practiced on Wednesday, will take full advantage of New England&aposs bye week as he gets up to speed on the playbook.
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Germany, France and Britain, home to the EU's top financial centers, are among the 11 EU states whose national laws are up to speed and big banks are likely to be ready.
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To get you up to speed on what's new in the bra space, we culled the best lingerie sets from Calvin Klein — because, yes, CK isn't only about the banded sports bra.
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Only a handful of people have been convicted under the law but police expect a gradual rise as more witnesses and victims are encouraged to testify - and prosecutors get up to speed.
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By the midway point of the book, you're so up-to-speed on anti-submarine tactics that you're ready to step into the characters' shoes and start doing doing convoy escort duty.
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After meetings and phone calls with President Xi Jinping of China, Trump turned to Twitter to announce that 10 minutes really got him up to speed on the whole North Korea thing.
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This would include instances where people are terminated or demoted because their skills don't meet the company's needs, rather than the employers providing training programs to bring older employees up to speed.
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Three Seagrass, her devoted aide-de-camp, acts as a sort of cultural interface who brings her up to speed on her surroundings, and guides her as she moves around the city.
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Again, the White House knew that Flynn misled Pence since the Justice Department made its report in January, though Trump said on Friday that he wasn't up to speed on the affair.
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Given that news is a dynamic medium, they're crawling around 50,000 articles daily to add around the same number of additional quotes per day to keep up to speed with current affairs.
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"He thought it was great fun that to be back again and get up to speed with the exercises," Major Kristina Swaan of Sweden's Amfibieregementet (Amphibious Unit) told the Swedish newspaper, Expressen.
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Donald Trump and his transition team must replace 4,000 political appointees right off the bat, construct a foreign policy framework and get up to speed on an exploding array of international challenges.
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He has made clear that he has zero interest in reading briefing books to get up to speed on an issue, preferring shorter, bullet-pointed lists heavy with charts, graphs and maps.
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Point is, we're all up to speed as the assembled "group of people who do not like one another" talk about curbing their animosities to confront the coming army of the dead.
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Twitter is slowly but surely bringing its Mac app up to speed These are long overdue features, but it's refreshing to see Twitter pay more attention to its oft-forgotten Mac client.
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Now it's launching in-app educational videos so stock market dummies can get up to speed if they want to understand where their money's going amidst a swirling see of financial news.
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It's Tuesday, and here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door: DEMOCRATIC TOWN HALL Casual night on the campaign trail: No podiums.
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