"So it was very fast, very fast," the devastated son said.
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You have some sectors falling in prices very fast, some are rising very fast.
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"The market is changing very fast, Jim, and consumers are changing very fast," he told Cramer.
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"We can't expand into the consumer business very fast, and they can't expand into catering very fast," Mallett said.
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"(The property market) is very expensive ... it goes up very fast, (but) it actually corrects also very fast," said David Chiu, chair of realtor Far East Consortium International.
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And international — Europe, mostly — is growing very fast.
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"(The property market) is very expensive ... it goes up very fast, (but) it actually corrects also very fast," said David Chiu, chair of realtor Far East Consortium International (0035.HK).
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The pens heat liquid cannabis concentrate (added to various kinds of oil) very fast to create vapor, whereas dabbing is simply about heating solid cannabis concentrate very fast to create vapor.
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This car was made to go fast — very fast.
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"At first it looks very fast, but now I think it is not very fast at all," Germany's Rene Enders, twice a bronze medalist in team sprint, said after training on Thursday.
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It's not quite in real time, but it's very fast.
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But that process can happen very fast, the company said.
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They have a large deficit - debt is rising very fast.
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These people and groups move at a very fast pace.
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It's also very fast to launch and browse around with.
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That said, the Air is still a very fast machine.
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OnePlus' software is also very fast and easy to use.
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"Mexico against Germany were very fast and skilled," said Shin.
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And also I've seen, I guess, something traveling very fast.
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The man with roses was walking toward me very fast.
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The HTC 323 is a very fast and snappy phone.
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It's a rare cancer and it's a very fast cancer.
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It's very fast, and you can just throw it away.
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And everyone is speaking in very fast, slightly panicked Italian.
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It was something that I got away from very fast.
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In that sense I thought about it being very fast.
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"[Chyna and I] moved very fast," he told the therapist.
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The site has "a very fast support," according to BVM.
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"[It can] put you to sleep very fast," Chopra claims.
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It's growing very fast — they will be sucking in imports.
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You have to run very fast to keep production up.
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I suspect that it's because the change was very fast.
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"I work very fast when I design, actually," he says.
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With our new approach, the responsive time is very fast.
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"We believe that Tango will be very fast," Bassani said.
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No goals, but several chances and a very fast pace.
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"I expect this to move very fast," Mr. Sweeney said.
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JMS: And it is growing at a very fast rate.
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The Galaxy S20 Ultra comes with a very fast charger.
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"From application to registration, this is very fast," he said.
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A: He was talking a lot very fast, you know.
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I'm very fast, and I give a lot of directions.
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It happened very fast, and then it just kept happening.
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"I get homesick very fast when I'm abroad," he said.
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It's a peninsula, tightly packed, very fast moving and energetic.
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"He is very fast, especially with the ball," Rodriguez said.
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Or it rains and the court gets very, very fast.
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" Decision came 'very fast' Ryan's decision to oppose Trump, at least for now, came "very fast," a source familiar with Ryan's thinking told CNN, adding that the speaker "truly was not prepared for this.
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"The maritime domain is changing very fast," Van der Werf said.
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It's the cost you're paying to have a very fast laptop.
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Unclear. But things are going to get very real, very fast.
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Sometimes, it can be very fast, on both Mac and Windows.
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Life is full of reminders that time passes so very fast….
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I like the smaller ice cube size and it's very fast.
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Image by SeagateSeagate's new SSD will be very, very fast indeed.
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Luckily, they move very fast out of the field of view.
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It doesn't go very fast, it doesn't really have any features.
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The economy still isn't growing very fast by historical standards, true.
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They're very fast to make, but I just don't have time.
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She said to me that the heartbeat is not very fast.
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It was a meeting that went very, very quickly, very fast.
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"We will be very fast, faster than you think," he said.
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But on the other hand, it can get awkward very fast.
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"It all seems very fast and public," says a Hiddleston pal.
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"We are growing very fast because that's really helping," Wu said.
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Here is where things can go very wrong — and very fast.
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It wasn't very successful, partly because typists couldn't go very fast.
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It was mostly highway miles, and I traveled it very fast.
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"Cloud gaming" is also limited to 2Mbps, which isn't very fast.
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The other Jason, for example, crawls very fast on all fours.
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"The train was going very fast," a senior transportation official said.
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With very fast growth, a business takes on an entrepreneurial aspect.
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We all played very fast, so I think that helps, too.
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People would sometimes laugh at me for not being very fast.
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In practice this stuff gets very muddy and murky, very fast.
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"In the Dragonfly galaxy stars move very fast," he told Wired.
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" Said Kovacs, "the passing shot is like a very fast curveball.
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It's cynical, but in a good way, and very fast-moving.
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In recent decades the nation has gotten very rich, very fast.
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"Young people have a tendency to heal very fast," he said.
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"It happened very fast," said the tall, soft-spoken Mr. Connaughton.
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That began the very fast-paced journey of building that company.
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But the evolution on that issue has just moved very fast.
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I think this is going to be a very fast market.
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It's very easy to drive very fast … uh, so I hear.
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"Whatever has been coming is growing very, very fast," he said.
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She is beautiful and very fast, faster than her male competitors.
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You really have to think very fast on your feet anymore.
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Captain [Sensible], as he says, got used to running very fast.
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To go very, very fast, you must first go very, very slow.
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There are guys who are very fast and guys with great hands.
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Oh, quite a bit of very fast typing — at least 80 wpm.
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Once the day's first scrim begins, everything gets very serious, very fast.
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According to his interview subjects, "double unders," or very fast rope skipping.
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The Americans went very fast, as you saw with the championship record.
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"We have very fast airplanes," he boasted, and "very good cargo planes".
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It shows that the fire came from multiple directions and very fast.
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The latter isn't very fast, either but seems a little more fluid.
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The diamond coating on the sharpener works very fast and extremely well.
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While Europe has been a slow starter, it's catching up very fast.
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"The situation in Venezuela is now unraveling very fast," said Peterson's DeBolle.
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"Things got very uncomfortable very fast," de la Huerta told Vanity Fair.
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Getting weather or performing an image or web search was very fast.
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It all happened very fast—they were clearly ready to get going.
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The entire vibe around that Pacers team turned very sour very fast.
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A lot of things started to get very fast all at once.
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"It happened very fast and there was no struggle," Hlathi told CNN.
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Their third album, Damn the Torpedoes (1979), got very big, very fast.
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Now he's trying to solve intractable problems on a very fast timeline.
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I ended up in leadership roles because I grew up very fast.
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"The English pub concept is growing very fast in China," he added.
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I'm raw at the position, but I'm a very, very fast learner.
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He's become very popular very fast by playing Fortnite on the service.
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It's done usually very fast, and it has unthinkable amounts of reach.
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What are some of the effects of that very fast cultural metabolism?
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"It was very fast and it felt very pressured," Ms. Nettik said.
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Buying the right phone for someone else can become complicated very fast.
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To work with, Sia is very precise, very fast, and very cerebral.
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It feels like time is simultaneously moving very fast and very slow.
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That would be a very fast trial, considering Trump's officially began Thursday.
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It's a very fast waltz that I keep according to the tempo.
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"As the world turns, it does not turn very fast," he said.
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"New York is obviously, as you know, very fast-paced," he said.
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Livers, of course, are seared very fast so they don't get leathery.
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Most said the good listings were going under contract extremely very fast.
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"It's going very fast," Azam said, standing on a ridge above it.
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I REMEMBER DISCOVERY, AS MANY DO, AS A VERY FAST GROWING COMPANY.
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When we finally got to her place, it all happened very fast.
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"The ferry overturned very fast and covered us," survivor Charles Ngarima told Reuters.
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That was a few weeks ago, we're moving at a very fast pace.
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From the distance of history, it seems like it all happened very fast.
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"They don't stop on the way," Souri says, "and they drive very fast."
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It's very fast and convenient and perhaps my favorite feature on this computer.
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I expected the entire ordeal to be very fast and obvious and dramatic.
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And there's just so much reason for doing that — we're growing very fast.
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In other words, this is a very fast racing bike, via components alone.
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The app is very fast and works just like a standard Alexa device.
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It's going to be a long day since InSight can't move very fast.
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"I speak very fast," he said in an email interview translated from French.
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To be honest, the way it felt like for me was very fast.
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He gets these women and it makes them fall very fast for him!
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He's not very fast, but neither are the tanks he tends to target.
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When prisoners talk about reentry, the conversation can get very animated, very fast.
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But the difficulty is that in a campaign, you're moving very, very fast.
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"We found it quickly and shut it down very fast," the spokesperson said.
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"Technology goes very fast, but it's not the case with legislation," Hernandez said.
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We run very, very fast and do things first and do things better.
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So in the end he was very fast, a very good technical surgeon.
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"Jon can drive the car very fast in both directions," Mr. Petrie said.
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"We can, and it will be very fast and very effective," he said.
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I'm not a very fast carver yet, but it's not all about speed.
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Immediately we started new one, but we were still getting subs very fast.
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Notice how you're standing still and moving very fast at the same time.
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When you walk through the First Amendment rules, things get complicated very fast.
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Since then, Qatar's citizens, today numbering 300,000, have become very rich, very fast.
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Now other countries are moving very fast ahead, China being the best example.
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And I'm somebody who tries to write in a way that's very fast.
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"They came very fast," he said, explaining that he hasn't stopped working since.
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He is also very fast with the buzzer, often leaving his competitors stunned.
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"Listen, we're just this company that grew very fast," he said on Monday.
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"We put a lot of energy on AR. We&aposre moving very fast."
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WARREN BUFFETT: Just-- and some not-- well, very fast in October of 2215.
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In another video, titled "Go Fast," a flying object appears, moving very fast.
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"Bolton gets to the point very fast," a senior Administration official told me.
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" Facts First: Trump is not building a border wall "rapidly" or "very fast.
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Wages were going up with productivity, and productivity was going up very fast.
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"Some of this nonverbal communication is very fast, very intuitive," Aguilera-Hellweg says.
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"It is very fast moving and there are a number of lines of inquiry."
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"It's all happening very fast," the singer says while bundled up in survival gear.
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There are racing drones that don't fly, and winged drones that fly very fast.
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"It all happened very fast, but it was clear and surreal," the fan recalled.
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"It starts to get very dark very fast with hard alcohol instead," Kevin joked.
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They had recently moved in together and things "became serious very fast," he explained.
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These are artists who have found their audiences very fast, because they can now.
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We don't want to grow our office very fast or take on big projects.
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After spotting very fast short-term options in the tech name, he got in.
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For all intelligent human production, the designer will be dead very very very fast.
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I'm going to bring jobs back and I'll start bringing them back very fast.
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It's not very fast but it's small enough to go places that cars can't.
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"Our Hong Kong is changing very fast," Ip said, expressing concern over eroding autonomy.
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WHAT ARE YOU DOING ABOUT THIS PRESSURE TO MAINTAIN FACEBOOK'S VERY FAST GROWTH RATE?
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"When we first got there, I realized it was melting very fast," Miller said.
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" Tierney says the actual shooting of the skating sequences was "very fast and furious.
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Immediacy of wound care is important, Hoffman says, because these bacteria work very fast.
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"The bomb bay doors are hydraulically operated and they move very fast," Thompsen said.
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Things are breaking very fast on three big major stories we&aposre covering tonight.
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New evidence suggests these creatures hatched with adult-like traits and grew very fast.
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I have no idea what that means other than that computers are very fast.
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"The placement drew huge interest and went very fast," one of the sources said.
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And now, it looks like we're not going to jack them up very fast.
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I mean, you're talking to a guy that doesn't pick up things very fast.
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Just as a demonstrator of how you can make something flapping go very fast.
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It's enthralling because they're very, very fast, they're powerful as well, they're mini heavyweights.
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HappyOrNot eventually received about a million euros in Tekes grants, and grew very fast.
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"Time is very slow and yet very fast," she said, without making eye contact.
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The Pixel 3 has USB-C fast charging, but it never felt very fast.
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I had to grow up very fast and learn to take over home responsibilities.
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"They became close very fast," a former American official who sees M.B.S. periodically said.
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I was very fast on the baseline, so I guess everything was fine today.
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"He also writes very fast, which indicates he's quick-witted and impatient," Koo added.
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"Fighting Manny Pacquiao is like playing a very fast game of chess," Vargas said.
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If the hoopla surrounding the product is any indication, we'd act very, very fast.
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This is a very fast market rally and rallies of this nature are unsustainable.
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Indicators show that the unemployment numbers are likely to get very high, very fast.
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Criminal gangs got very good, very fast, at hiding their operations with secret messages.
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In a few dizzying decades, gas exports have made Qatar very rich, very fast.
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It got very crazy very fast so we just had to chase the story.
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We left Agadez, in Niger, at 6am, six Toyotas together, driving very, very fast.
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We tested the new sails in Capri and they're good — very, very fast downwind.
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And we're looking at a situation where transmission would likely occur very, very fast.
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It's a good start, but we all know today's valuations can change very fast.
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And in the course of that very fast process, a bunch of things happen.
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Those static sites obviously load very fast and also provide a smaller attack surface.
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"What's different is that with the airplane things can spread very fast," he said.
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"It was very fast, it was in the blink of an eye," McManus said.
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Tomorrow (Friday): Temperatures could struggle to climb very fast given the persistent cloudy conditions.
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"Coal-fired power generation is very fast becoming a heritage item," Mr. Fagan said.
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"It&aposs a very fast-moving category that looks different every year," Hummer said.
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"Sweden has been very fast at doing these things—they're incredible," Rogoff told me.
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Miko knows Damon is fast,very fast si he must do his plans immediately.
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"The rate of climate change is very fast compared to previous changes," says Auerswald.
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"For the physical aspect, I'm very fast and I would say powerful," he said.
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Hold, typed very fast, as if in a panic, to indicate: Do not sell.
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Peter: In some segments, yes; in some segments there are still growing very fast.
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"It was a very fast turnaround," Ari Harris, the spokesman for Central Michigan, told CNN.
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They're (Mercedes) obviously still very fast but I don't think you should be too worried.
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Power distorts, power corrupts, power leavens—and power can change hands, even systemically, very fast.
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John Oliver's deep dive into the president of Turkmenistan gets very weird, very fast Stressed?
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That's obvious, but voice messages have been growing very fast, especially the last two years.
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You could use just one or two fingers per hand and still type very fast.
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He says, 'You can't run very fast, you can't climb trees, you can't do anything.
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The rocket will be coming back in for a landing very fast and incredibly hot.
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"They were very close and coming very fast towards me and my brother," she explained.
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And as you would expect for a supercharged router, the R9000 is truly very fast.
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"It was a very fast day, a high average (speed)," said pink jersey wearer Dumoulin.
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But they could be very fast and very professional in the way they organized themselves.
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At first the boaters laughed it off, but then things got very real, very fast.
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The ball was placed right next to the exit, so it all happened very fast.
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So let's go But there's a catch -- 285,000 km a second is very, very fast.
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I felt a lot of anxiety because it's the Internet — things go obsolete very fast.
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With a press, the fingerprint sensor immediately unlocks to the home screen; it's very fast.
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"While this spacecraft can go very fast, it doesn't accelerate very rapidly," Brophy told me.
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"Once the business takes off in the market, volumes will increase very fast," he added.
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Our world moves very fast which pushes us to be impulsively spontaneous and sometimes harsh.
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A new crop of online lenders makes this type of loan very fast and easy.
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The new Air runs on Apple's A12 Bionic chip, so it's very fast and responsive.
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They move into homes and businesses, and they move very fast from structure to structure.
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Khan "was bothered that I played a very fast round of golf yesterday," Trump tweeted.
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It went very fast, and then the first season was just in a small studio.
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Some tracks are very fast-paced, aggressive – it's definitely the most aggressive one I've made.
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To my surprise, I went through at least five security gates very fast with her.
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"He was very high-minded, very fast-thinking," Mr. Noonan said in a telephone interview.
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I'm a very fast writer, and I have a kind of quick metabolism for story.
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We became very fast friends on the set of Larry Crowne, carpooling together from work.
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At Roland Garros, as in the world, now "everything is so very fast," she said.
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He spoke accented English very fast, but I never learned what his mother tongue was.
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"A new world will appear out of this cocoon, flying very fast," Mr. Gabyshev said.
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The results aren't perfect but they are eminently usable and Spleeter itself is very fast.
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"Joe and I, when we came off the show, became very fast friends," he said.
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That is the only way for him to try to obtain a very fast ruling.
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"We were moving very, very fast," a former manager who helped build the network recalled.
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"Japan had very fast development and later then a so-called lost decade," he said.
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"People who aren't into it get bored very fast, but it amazes me," he said.
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And I gotta give it up for Tom, he became a great programmer very fast.
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But between then and now the 403-inch laptop has gotten very good, and very fast.
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She was "swept away in the very fast moving waters over the waterfall," the release said.
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These simple operations are carried out at the transistor level and as such are very fast.
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If you delivered anything more than the average performer, you're just a very fast average performer.
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It also has a Nvidia 232 GPU and Intel's new, and very fast i21080-8750H CPU.
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"It's very fast — I'm so efficient," The Living Clearly Method author says of the cleanup process.
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It is a very fast turnaround but look, the Republicans do not want to be Garland.
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"Things got very uncomfortable very fast," she told Vanity Fair in an article published Nov. 2093.
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Snap's user growth is stalling, though its advertising business is growing at a very fast pace.
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Since it shares Porsche's Taycan tech, the E-Tron GT will also feature very fast charging.
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So that pace of innovation has been very, very fast — faster than any other computer platform.
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"I was nervous at first, my heart was beating very fast," he said, according to TODAY.
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LEVIN: So, our economy is much larger, but China&aposs moved very fast on their economy.
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It's tough to test that in only a week, but the phone was definitely very fast.
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The new plan is going roll out very fast—guidelines will be ready in six months.
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And those are three big categories for SMEs and that area is actually growing very fast.
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I moved to New York when I was 22, and everything happened very fast from there.
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She boxes with men, and does drills, and it's very fast-paced and it's very intense.
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And it's much easier when you're growing very fast and you need to just grab people.
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Although, economically, I assume it would get very expensive, very fast — unless you're reusing the condoms?
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Given Mr Mugabe's track record, that means they are likely to plummet in value very fast.
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You don't want to brown very fast, but we're all browning because that's how we age.
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The globalization, the world kind of pouring into India in a very fast period of time.
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The black mamba, for example, is supposed to be very fast in moving across the ground.
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"I'd like to go some day and check out y'all's very fast-paced lifestyle," he said.
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Conveniently, electricity is akin to spirit—it is invisible, very fast, almost immaterial and, possibly, immortal!
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"When you put life in a box, it gets very complicated very fast," Dr. Gwiazdowski noted.
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For those that don't know much about horses, they heal very fast and are solid animals.
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C. always moves very fast into serious relationships, and always has since she was a kid.
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"There is a lot to do, and it all has to happen very fast," says Legge.
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In fact, it became clear very fast that women like me are expected not to reproduce.
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Then he has to wait to see the Steadicam passing in front of him very fast.
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It is flat and very fast and in the park where we can enjoy the environment.
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Even if prices don't appreciate very fast, paying down the mortgage builds equity quickly, Zohlen said.
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I would say that there's a very fast ramp of adoption for things like IoT devices.
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Have you ever stepped into one of those very fast batting cages that throws 211.1 mph?
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So it is easier to just have the idea, write it very fast, put it out.
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"Lake-effect snow comes down very fast, 3-5 inches per hour," CNN meteorologist Chad Myers said.
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"When you have the lowest commodity prices in the world you get clever very fast," he says.
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Working at TechCrunch has given me the skill of creating media very fast — like super effin' fast.
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"The sentiment...is shifting very fast, leading to more for us to do in China," he said.
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They said it sounded like a big vacuum seal sort of thing...it all happened very fast.
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The instructor loses his job and the altercation with his student's mother gets very racist very fast.
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But they've grown a ton, they've been a very fast-growth company in a very competitive space.
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Sony also says the whole thing is very fast to start up whenever the ignition turns out.
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"It was very, very fast," Thomas's sister, Amber Oxley, 34, a fashion designer from Brooklyn, tells PEOPLE.
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It's consistent too: Whether I'm attempting to game or just browsing Twitter, my battery disappears very fast.
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Of course, if you start adding RAM and an i7 processor, the price shoots up very fast.
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"Now that we've figured out how to do it, the research is moving very fast," he said.
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"If you send the right signal, the private sector will move very fast," he told the discussion.
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If you look at debt levels in China they're increasing very fast in the last 10 years.
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"There's a lot of work gearing up very fast," said Scott Weaver, scientific director of the lab.
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Fast is fine for most videos, according to Google, with Very Fast required for much higher quality.
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It was a very fast jump into parenthood, and as excited as I was, I was terrified.
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Okay, here's my theory, I'm gonna go very fast so you have to stay with me okay?
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"At the beginning they would be a bit surprised, but actually they learned very fast," she said.
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Things move at a very fast pace, but having BlackRock on your resume goes a long way.
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"As soon as a country realizes how good these are, it goes up very fast," he says.
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Basically, it is a very fast, rough composite used to envision how the work can be refined.
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Once we got the momentum, the round came together very fast and everything closed within 3 weeks.
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But by the time he had the chance to explain, he had fallen very far, very fast.
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The short wait for a table will be made up for with very fast and friendly service.
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They're actually expanding what they're doing and it's going at a very fast, rapid pace right now.
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"Oh, those were very fast yesses," says Meyers on Late Night after rewatching Buck's exchange with Mueller.
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The internet connection was also very fast and connected to websites a full second or two faster.
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Which is very fast to serve but then slow and got slower the more posts you had.
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I was like, 'What about supply chain stuff?' but they wanted easy stuff that explodes very fast.
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Flentje said "these proceedings have been moving very fast" and that some evidence had not been included.
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"This has been a very, very fast-moving realization" in terms of understanding the technology, he said.
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They made changes very fast to a situation that probably shouldn't have existed in the first place.
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That is a deadly combination for chefs like me who do not have a very fast metabolism.
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Jeffrey and Herman are very fast — I definitely had to do my best to get that quickness.
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Otherwise you're just basically circling in the same old system that is dying a very fast death.
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Phobos is caught in a very fast orbit around Mars, completing a revolution in about eight hours.
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Then in high school he realized his 5-foot-5 frame could run very far, very fast.
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He will make you laugh but if anything is on his mind, things can turn very fast.
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On their last trip, the bus drove very fast, speeding through the checkpoints because of the fighting.
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In short: China doesn't just have debt; it has a lot, and has accumulated it very fast.
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"They are going in and out very fast," he added without elaborating on details about PDVSA's instructions.
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This causes a very fast drop in pressure and the result is kind of a cold hurricane.
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So sometimes, he got really kind of ... Really made a lot of pieces move very, very fast.
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There are bazaar painters that paint on the spot, very fast, and you can watch them work.
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"This is all very new to me — I'm learning very fast because of my son's situation," Fletcher added.
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The push to build a very, very, very fast McLaren births a whole new kind of automotive minimalism.
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If there's one thing we know about skin care, it's that it can get very pricey very fast.
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A very fast swipe quickly removed any evidence that these shoes have been used in a Planet Fitness.
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We had become Christians that spring, and the challenge of Munich forced us to grow up very fast.
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So, once we got going and once we learnt how to grow it, we ramped up very fast.
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But, if you do already love this Netflix series, get ready for a very fast, very dark binge.
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It's a very fast-paced show in the sense that a lot of set changes are going on.
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But if people are listening to podcasts at very fast speeds, does that diminish their value to advertisers?
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It feels like this innovation is moving very fast, but, sadly, it's not moving fast enough for Candy.
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Moreover, a button press is very fast, occurring within 100 milliseconds, and is too fast for correcting movement.
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Still, it's a whole lot of complicated machinery to make an already very fast car go slightly faster.
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In this way, the mosquito is able to maximize the very fast strokes of its relatively short wings.
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Though young, Susa has some very fast-growing companies in its portfolio, which surely smoothed the fundraising process.
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It's also a very fast paced and competitive place, so some people find it hard to keep up.
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They act as evangelists and early adopters, helping fuel very fast initial growth when compared to traditional startups.
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"We have solved how to produce [three-dimensional solid-state cells] accurately, repeatedly, and very fast," Fisker says.
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Imagine getting shocked by static electricity — it happens very fast, but there's only a little bit of shock.
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We are building technically strong, motivated and very fast-moving engineering team which prides itself on superior execution.
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"I'm a very fast typer, and I'm somewhat digitally savvy, so that was pretty eye opening," Burrough reflects.
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Fast forward to today, things have moved very fast, as is often the case in the tech world.
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When Run Lola Run came out, the thing about it was it was a very fast-paced film.
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Things are moving very fast -- and the changes may alter the course of U.S. policy in the war.
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Aubrey McClendon was driving alone and traveling very fast when his car "drove straight into" an overpass wall.
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Diatoms, for example, are big, sink to the ocean floor very fast and need a lot of nutrients.
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The service can ingest any kind of data — yet Microsoft still promises that it will be very fast.
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Really, it is very fast there, and we take a lot of pleasure in that part of it.
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If runners had to think about how to take each step, they wouldn't get very fast, he explained.
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There is too much exhilaration in the air, and too many people around to run very fast, anyway.
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He plays very fast, and when he is serving well, he closes out games in barely a minute.
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It is in nosebleed territory, I will admit that, but it is a very fast-growing, good company.
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You could go to screenplay mode, and write a screenplay, and it's a very fast, fantastic word processor.
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And it was moving very fast: The fire ignited Wednesday and by Thursday evening 22,000 acres had burned.
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"That's very fast for a vaccine, which in the past has taken seven years or more," Fauci said.
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And she can move from one to the other very fast, so you'll see her change a lot.
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"Fashion is very fast-paced, and there are fittings, and changes — the design is always evolving," she said.
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Both phones have a huge, 4,000mAh (milliamp-hour) battery that charges very fast, and that's their biggest strength.
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As you can see, with r squared in the denominator, the gravitational force decreases very fast with distance.
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" Trump did not identify the targets but added that they would be "HIT VERY FAST AND VERY HARD.
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"Trump did not identify the targets but added that they would be "HIT VERY FAST AND VERY HARD.
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"Everything is changing very fast," Eva Haviarova, an associate professor of wood products at Purdue University, told me.
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Yes, investors are very upbeat as this year comes to an end, but that can change very fast.
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"She got very sick, very fast," said Dr. Kathryn Melamed, the pulmonologist who saved the teenage girl's life.
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I had three sons by the time I was 22, so I had to grow up very fast.
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This was Lucas's "big scene" and he had to get very upset very fast and stay that way.
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Or think of an amusement park ride, where you stick to the sides of a very fast moving cylinder.
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These things are very fast—with up to 18 cores in each processor, capable of running 32 threads simultaneously.
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It has a unified inbox, handles Gmail well along with many other services, and has very fast, accurate search.
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"Then they put us in a pickup and tied us together because they were driving very fast," Haroun continued.
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If you've ever watched how storm surges work, it flows in fast, very fast, and then it flows out.
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But the weather turned very hot very fast in the spring, and the snow melted much faster than expected.
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"It's a race and we are running very fast," said Odilon Almeida, president of Western Union Global Money Transfer.
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This pattern often ends with a very fast, strong breakout as has been also shown on the gold chart.
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So there are a bunch of reasons, but we saw voice messages growing very fast the last two years.
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"Good free software has spread virally with users in the industry enabling us to acquire new merchants very fast".
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Sabine Schmitz, a kick-ass German racing driver who can drive a van around the Nurburgring very, very fast.
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The Wi-Fi settings menu will now display one of four speed labels: Very Fast, Fast, OK, or Slow.
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Today Instacart does this, as a result of that we grew to get to this point very, very fast.
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"And what I like about using those tools is that I can get a lot of information very fast."
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" Huawei has employees in "very fast growing markets going out to do business with the rest of the world.
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This highly specialized predator likes to hunt other venomous snakes, which are typically very fast and also exceptionally dangerous.
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SO IT'S A BETTER SITUATION AND THEY ARE STILL GROWING VERY FAST, BUT NOT AS FAST AS THEY HAVE.
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It was so difficult because they talk very fast, and we don't understand anything in the first two days.
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So from these two things we can surmise that an underground hyperloop is essentially a very fast subway system.
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He's young, cool, bright, very fast and likes to style himself as "Mr Silk" with the smooth hurdling technique.
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The bikes also have fewer gears and are incredibly clunky, making it hard for riders to go very fast.
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It has a unified inbox, handles Gmail well, along with many other services, and has very fast, accurate search.
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Sinha said that number is still a "very fast growth rate" and will help to boost the consumption economy.
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It's moving very fast, so after the country was handed over to civil rule in 1999, things started changing.
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"We expect the metropolises in China and Asia will switch to pure electric mobility very fast," the CEO said.
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Trainer: Chad Brown Jockey: Irad Ortiz Jr. Odds: 20-1 J.D.: He closed very fast in the Blue Grass.
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It will be going very fast, 70,000 miles per hour, through a gap that measures about 1,200 miles wide.
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"That is a very fast rise of the public sector wage bill that would raise sustainability questions," he said.
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As himself, Hinton talks very, very fast, constantly trying to play catch-up with his own speedy thought processes.
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The student body is amazing from top to bottom, which allows classes to move at a very fast pace.
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The Bluetick Coonhound was registered in 2009 and is a strong and sleek dog that can run very fast.
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Dear Mr. Robbins, Sal passed away unexpectedly, quickly — like a button at the end of a very fast song.
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"If Wimbledon would cancel, I think we will follow very fast with canceling our grass-court tournaments," Weindorfer said.
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"After the operation, I lose control very fast," he said, referring to his open-heart surgery eight years ago.
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Instead of it being a sport only for very fit, very fast, skinny white dudes, it's for almost everyone.
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Then there's the performance: The Galaxy S20 Ultra, thanks to the latest and fastest Qualcomm processor, feels very fast.
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They started running, since the police were approaching us very fast and very violently using a water cannon truck.
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"The water discharge is very fast, the current is so strong that it even pushes parked vehicles," he said.
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" [...] those targets, and Iran itself, WILL BE HIT VERY FAST AND VERY HARD," the president continued in his tweet.
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Iran's navy is vastly inferior to the U.S. however it possesses hundreds of small but very fast attack boats.
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"For this type of heart attack known as STEMI, the risk drops off very fast," he told Reuters Health.
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But now the notion of having very smart, interesting journalism delivered at a very fast pace is now standard.
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"), or customers talked about me as if I could not hear them ("She is not very fast, is she?
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I think it's one of these things where your day never ends and we are a very fast growing company where the pace is very fast and we want to make sure we do the right things for all of our stakeholders and so I spend a lot of time on that.
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The flu can become dangerous very fast and lead to serious health problems, so it's always better to be safe.
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In video games, Sonic is a very fast, very blue anthropomorphic hedgehog, and the character is widely accepted as such.
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They love collaboration and, above all, they are very fast learners when they see what technology can do for them.
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They are lighter, lower to the ground, and much more agile: perfect for driving very fast and taking tight turns.
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Lexus makes some very fast cars, and let's face it: regular seats just can't keep up with all that speed.
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Once in Boston, outside The Rat, a crazed crackhead-looking dude started walking very fast and determined in my direction.
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OnePlus is known for its highly customizable and very fast software that it places on top of Android called OxygenOS.
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The city is now stepping up efforts to clean up its air, which experts say can become impure very fast.
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House Republicans in swing districts are retiring at a very fast pace, especially in the suburbs of Texas and elsewhere.
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So, Nicole is very smart, she thinks very fast, she's very fun, and I had the best time with her.
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"In previous years, the TC was relatively high, so they (the smelters) expanded very fast," said CRU analyst He Tianyu.
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"We wanted to tell founders we have a clear process and the ability to move very fast," Boyle tells TechCrunch.
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It's very fast, but he did tell me when I was talking to him about the project a while ago.
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It was an 85-day shoot, and I'm used to like 25, 30-day shoots, because I move very fast.
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After the third Democratic debate in Houston, "the trajectory of the budget changed very fast," according to one senior aide.
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We work very fast, and posts, even those that a few editors looked at, don't always go up totally clean.
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No friction also means there's no ground to slow you down, meaning speed can get out of control very fast.
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Despite Postmates' "very fast growing" business, CEO Bastian Lehmann told TechCrunch that it was a challenging environment to raise financing.
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So this (HyQ) platform can do many different motions ranging from very fast motions like a run or a jump.
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Let's dispense with the hyperbole: Croatia's Rimac Automobili built a very, very fast car that they'd like to show you.
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It's holding up one character at home and then going out and assimilating into this very fast London life outside.
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In some of the back zones, we have time shifted, so you don't see yourself unless you move very fast.
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We've been very fast to innovate at the top of the ticket, but not to adjust to these changes underneath.
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A virus like Zika can spread very fast for a few years when an entire population of people is susceptible.
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You can also pilot the drone and control the camera with head tracking simultaneously, but this gets tricky very fast.
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Addis' very fast initial release schedule raised expectations among end users, putting undue pressure on him to release new versions.
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The hearing got very strange very fast when Rachel Mitchell, the Arizona prosecutor Republicans hired, started her line of questioning.
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Some of these devices need very fast connections, while others are tiny sensors that need only a trickle of communication.
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The descent between where we are today and unchecked authoritarianism is long, but we are sliding down it very fast.
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"On a strategic basis, Russia is coming in very fast on the energy side," said a senior Pakistani energy official.
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It's hard to test these numbers in real-life usage, but the Mate 3.53 Pro is definitely very, very fast.
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The camera software is very fast to shoot, with strong results in good lighting and respectable performance in lower light.
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Smartphones have reached a point where they're nearly all very fast, have good cameras, and generally offer a satisfying experience.
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"The dollar ... went up very far, very fast and tried to break through a pretty key technical level," Lien said.
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"The relationship moved very fast, and she realized it wasn't right for her," a source told PEOPLE at the time.
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Current ballistic weapons are very fast, but not as manoeuvrable; current cruise missiles are very manoeuvrable, but not as fast.
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"The opportunity is growing very fast," said Min Wanli, the Hangzhou-based chief machine intelligence scientist at Alibaba's cloud division.
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"My reading of it is [a court case] could be very fast," said University of Virginia law professor George Yin.
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I have very fast internet connection at home, so the games were really crisp and fluid most of the time.
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China introduced its one-child policy in 1979 over concerns that the population was increasing at a very fast rate.
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Those GPUs are very fast, especially for their price, and now it looks like AMD's big bold launch is screwed.
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Let me tell you, in those days—despite Steve Harris denying it—they were mega punky; they played very fast.
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This industry is advancing at a very fast pace and a lot of exciting surprises are waiting to be unearthed.
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I am an Aquarius, so I usually just skim through things and I also live a very fast paced life.
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I have very fast labors and barely make it to the hospital 10 minutes from my home in New Jersey.
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This is one of the core beliefs in this community: HODL, "hold" typed very fast, as if in a panic.
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"No matter what the new NAFTA rules, we will adjust very fast so we can maximize our business," he said.
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The animal who beheaded the woman in Oklahoma should be given a very fast trial and then the death penalty.
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" Smith's remarks were in response to a tweet from the president that said the wall is "going up very fast.
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Tequila has been a very fast-growing category, which has benefited from consumers' shifting taste away from beer and vodka.
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"It (SARS) meant we did cut back on some international capacity but it rebounded very fast," Qantas Airways Ltd (QAN.
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"What's happened in the natural food sector is that the world has changed very fast around it," Mr. Dobrow said.
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It can fly very fast — Tom's Guide called it "nippy" — and comes with a large remote that's easy to use.
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Everyone hollered and applauded as they watched him disappear down Valencia Street — very fast, but with a pronounced, unsettling wobble.
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"Until we get that revenue line growing again we have to paddle very fast just to stay still," Cockburn said.
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To fuse, atomic nuclei must move very fast — they must be extremely hot — to overcome natural repulsive forces and collide.
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It went very fast, and the common ground was very clear when there weren't big countries opposing the whole initiative.
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Whoever takes over has a whole lot of challenges they're going to have to get their hands around very fast.
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"Pete and Kate got super serious very fast but they've decided to slow things down a bit," the source said.
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Indeed, Africa urbanises at a very fast pace: today's 472 million urban dwellers will be around a billion in 2050.
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That means very fast, perfectly coordinated computations are required to keep the thing upright and moving in the right direction.
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YOU CAN BE a good swimmer in two ways: You can either be very fast, or you can be very steady.
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"The 3G people do it very fast, and they're very good at making a business productive with fewer people," he said.
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"I think he's young, very strong and very fast and he undefeated so it's obvious he's doing something right," Mayweather said.
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We know that it couldn't run very fast, but could bite so strong that it crushed the bones of its prey.
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They're like magic little sticks that you can use on your cheeks, lips, eyes in a very efficient, very fast way.
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Insects are also superlative for another, disturbing reason: They're vanishing at a very fast rate in some parts of the world.
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So the product itself gets very fast, with more and more consumers — so there's a lot of efficiency gains that scale.
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I order two large pizzas for the group and tip the delivery girl 20% because she is very fast and nice.
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So far, the insect has moved very fast, spreading to new provinces as corn seedlings emerged in the spring, said Wang.
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His beard and hair also grow very fast, which gives you a lot of room to play around with Arthur's style.
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He has this personal affect of like an '80s Wall Street banker, very fast-talking and funny and sexist and profane.
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"Our belief from talking to the market is that this will trickle down very, very fast indeed," Davies told The Verge.
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And to Google's credit, it was very fast to bring Google Maps to CarPlay soon after the release of iOS 12.
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From then on, things started "happening very fast," and Wintersoul soon entered the World Memory Championships where she won gold — twice.
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" Liang is out of danger, he said, and while he is still a little weak "he is gaining energy very fast.
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Perry has tasked FERC with completing the rule in 60 days, which is very fast in the world of federal regulation.
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As a child, Kusama would draw very fast so that she could finish a piece before her mother snatched it away.
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" She continued: "There is a big market of €2.5 million for luxury T-shirts, for example, that is growing very fast.
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No, I am naturally very fast (when I am not down or depressive) and have a lot of power to work.
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"They're moving very fast," said Dale Ketcham, vice president of government relations at Space Florida, the state's commercial space development agency.
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Jacob: With a spinal cord injury, either you're going to have those [vulnerable] conversations, or something's going to deteriorate very fast.
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"The ship is going very fast toward the rocks," said Ergun Ozbudun, a liberal constitutional expert who once defended Mr. Erdogan.
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The other thing [points to the letters "wrig"] in the middle, what I see is kind of thready, usually very fast.
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Trainer: Steve Asmussen Jockey: Irad Ortiz Jr. Odds: 15-1 The Belmont winner can run all day, but not very fast.
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When the trial was stopped and he was taken off drug a few years ago, he had a very fast decline.
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Birds just kind of line up slot A next to slot B and shoot the sperm across and it's very fast.
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I have a feeling we are living this period of time, the last couple of years, at a very fast speed.
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The train was comfortable, and very fast — the 287-mile (462-kilometer) trip from Paris to London took barely two hours.
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But as our peers have said, like, this is something that is evolving, this is something that's moving very, very fast.
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"We spent four years cultivating this direct-to-consumer relationship that's enabled us to ... respond to customers very fast," Weiss continued.
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"The incompetent Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, was bothered that I played a very fast round of golf yesterday," Trump tweeted.
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Can the person increase their breathing speed so their heart rate increases even if the body isn't moving very fast itself?
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At that point, the lead runners were on pace to run about 2:07, a very fast time for New York.
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KRISTALINA GEORGIEVA: At the IMF, we have mobilized our financial capacity to respond to this emergency in a very fast manner.
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The situation is however evolving very fast and WFP recognizes the need to be prepared for further deterioration of the situation.
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"If the market keeps going down 1,000 points a day, that will spook people very fast," said Zandi, the Moody's economist.
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"The vehicle accelerated and struck her, accelerated very fast and struck her violently and she fell to the ground," Danilowitz said.
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He has no cushion in popular opinion: If things go even somewhat badly, his political capital will go very fast indeed.
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She and her friends call the smaller ponies motorbikes, because with their shorter strides, they usually go very fast when competing.
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"These vessels don't move very fast, so you want to have the onshore construction facilities close to your region," he said.
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"The Marines' response is to be careful and slow, but the people they are after move very fast," Mr. LaPorta said.
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You can't deny, he said, that Conor, while he has exceptional precision and timing, is also very fast and very powerful.
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"When breast cancer strikes someone under age 30, it is usually very fast-growing and frequently metastatic at initial diagnosis," Kudirka says.
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In my experience the prices on Delta were a little more accurate, and the app is very fast to list new coins.
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A risograph machine looks like a copy machine and sort of simulates what silkscreening achieves, but very fast and cheaper than xeroxing.
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Today we have a lot of post-ops at the hospital, so it's very fast-paced — just the way I like it!
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There, you'll find new face unlock technology that Google claims will be very fast, unlocking your phone without requiring an extra swipe.
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Do you have any degree of expectation that we're going to see very fast changes of opinion on things like economic issues?
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Tesla turns a profit—and builds a Chinese factory very fast Good news out of the Gigafactory: Tesla is back in black.
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While newly named Circ has moved very fast to reach 1 million rides, riding fast is not what the company is about.
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That means it runs very fast and works very well with any and all tech you need to connect via wi-fi.
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The selfie camera appears and retracts very fast, the phone's screen is absolutely gorgeous, and the screen-speaker thingy works as advertised.
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On the other other hand, Netflix is still growing very fast outside the US, which has been the case for some time.
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"He is very fast, very young and I am pretty sure he wants to go out and entertain his people," said Mayweather.
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We just talk about convenience, "Oh, it will be convenient that my fridge is always full," that is happening very fast. Right.
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" The 31-year-old said her rendezvous was incited by her parents' friends' daughter – a gal pal she described as "very fast.
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It's not for Lenovo's lack of trying or because the specs are weak; it's very fast, it's very capable, it's very pretty.
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"The only reason you would need that kind of capability I believe is to kill a lot of people very fast," Rep.
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Einstein's theory says that if you want to slow time down -- essentially, to time travel -- you need to move fast, very fast!
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As for his opponent, Floyd says the guy is in great shape -- "very young, very fast" -- and he's impressed with Tenshin's physique.
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"We can give a container to every user and, given that they load very fast, we can do it cheaply," he said.
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It's been a very fast project, a quite lightweight experience in the sense that you can just get in there right away.
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The point is, everyone's alternating between punching, arguing with, and driving very fast cars at each other, and it's all great fun.
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But it helped me a lot, because I was the youngest guy, and it helped me understand all these things very fast.
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"He has a very important, very fast run called 'breezing' that we do three days before the race," Mr. Matsunaga told us.
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Which is to say the Hyperloop itself may be very fast, but the process of getting it built most certainly won't be.
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He was driving very fast, not wearing a seatbelt and took little action to try to stop from hitting a concrete wall.
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That time, the results "pretty much spoke for themselves," explained Lai, and the business saw "very fast growth" and strong customer feedback.
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You know, a lot of people point out the cancer drug division at FDA has been very productive, very fast drug approvals.
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It's all very fast-paced and I feel like it matches the beat of the song and the story that it tells.
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Some models already have advanced driver systems, multiple sensors and the rest that will make rendering pictures on WayRay's systems very fast.
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"The #metoo revolution grew very big in Sweden very fast, with numerous petitions in several areas," Dear Darkness spokesperson Frida Calderon explains.
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They've apologized for incorrectly briefing on that, but it's a very fast-moving situation," Azar said, adding, "We obviously regret the error.
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Do they think I'm a Paralympian, when, really, I'm not very fast, and I'm definitely going to walk those next few blocks?
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The soft fish and crisp stalks — all cooked in butter — make for a fine weeknight meal that's light, convenient and very fast.
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This modification can result in very fast shots of less than 15 seconds, a higher espresso concentration and a different flavor profile.
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"[T]his is a very fast-moving situation and Soleimani was traveling around the region plotting against the United States," O'Brien said.
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"It's hard to know what you don't know especially with these tests and algorithms that reach scale very fast," Dr. Narayana said.
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"It's very fast; the players are younger; the possessions are getting up and down quicker," said Ronald Nored, the Long Island coach.
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The bottom line is that Trump's communication directors are coming and going at a very fast, and one might say chaotic, rate.
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It shows that consumers can push brand new companies and businesses to change very fast if we put our minds to it.
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"The cost is coming almost to the same level as ground solar, and then it will go (forward) very fast," he predicted.
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The changes are also happening very fast: In 250, chronic disease caused about a quarter of deaths and disabilities in poor countries.
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While CPUs are essentially optimized to do one thing very fast, GPUs are optimized to do lots of relatively simple things simultaneously.
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One of the frightening things is that the AI revolution is very fast — within one decade, you'll see a lot of jobs disappear.
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CHIMERA zoomed in on the pulsar and imaged it very fast, then imaged the rest of the scene slowly to create this image.
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Some people are, some people ... there's laws being ... you know, Britain is actually moving very fast forward with these as delivery drones especially.
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We have challenges, of course, because we have long vehicle cycles, whereas the internet industry and the consumer electronics industry is very fast.
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And, even in the past two weeks we've seen the market slightly decline from its highs and sentiment has come in very fast.
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This is all on top of what fans have come to expect from the series: namely, very pretty cars that drive very fast.
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But it also doesn't have a very fast processor (just a pokey Core M) and its single USB-C port can be limiting.
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She gave him back a very fast, tight little smile, then leaned forward and hugged her knees, as if she was very nervous.
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They can cost millions, they go very fast, and they attract plenty of attention in traffic and when pulling up to valet lines.
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" Andreas picked up the instrument at age 11 and recalls that progress was "very fast — which, when you are kid, means having fun.
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Whereas flowing lava moves slowly, destroying infrastructure but giving people the chance to escape, flowing ash moves very fast, making outrunning it impossible.
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He's pretty spry for an old dude, but he can't jump or move very fast (unless he's falling down a waterfall, butt-first).
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All these things, they help the top players a lot because they're in bad shape, they get out of these dumps very fast.
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CANAAN, N.Y. — Tara Mangini brushed the sawdust off a picnic table, plunked down a package of Good & Plenty and started talking, very fast.
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The food there is "very fast," he said, nothing like the slow broths his father has taught him to make at District Saigon.
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And then there's the technological side: This AI was able to be commandeered and re-engineered into something different — something malicious — very fast.
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You are either moving in "supercruise", a very fast form of travel intended for circumnavigating suns or crossing systems, or in natural flight.
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The fastest grave was dug in 34 minutes, which sounds very fast indeed, though thanks to style points that team may not win.
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Their eyesight is among the most acute of any known insect and they display a very fast muscular response time, Dr. Gwiazdowski said.
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HR 3762, combined with Price's elevation to HHS secretary, seemed to lay the groundwork for a very fast and simple repeal of Obamacare.
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"That Saturday night, it was, you know, no matter how meek this man is, these things can turn very fast," Ms. Cormier said.
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Remember, their initial relationship in 2017 moved very fast because she got pregnant with Stormi right after they first started dating at Coachella.
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"Unless something changes very fast, we are going to start boycotting individual studios this year and calling executives out by name," he said.
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They cannot move very far very fast, and their skin is permeable and sensitive to toxins and changes in their environment and water.
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And Quantum Machines' hardware also offers very fast calibration, which in turn yields better, more precise results from the quantum processors it controls.
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"All of sudden, we just seemed to be slowing to a very fast stop," Scott Rickard, a passenger, told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
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And "with some very fast strokes," he reached the man and kept him afloat until the lifeguards caught up, Italian news outlets reported.
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"If we play very fast up front we'll have a lot of options and we'll get space and we'll hurt them," he said.
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"I would stand aside for now until I see how policy checks out because it could get very ugly, very fast," warned Schlossberg.
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In 2018 the market was much stronger, although the very fast rise from December 2017 left room for a strong pullback and consolidation.
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Moreover, it has the best display I've seen on a phone, which refreshes at a very fast 63 Hz; extra nice for gaming.
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Remember, Republicans want this to happen very fast, which is why Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley rushed a hearing date onto the calendar.
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It's not able to give me the full pipe of what my gigabit service pumps into the house, but it's still very fast.
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You have to prepare for speed, because the ball is going to come and go very fast, so this you can't get used to.
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We're perhaps unfairly leading with all the stuff Apple Music Player can't do—it's another very fast, very capable web client for Apple Music.
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"As fast as he could — which was not very fast — he ran up to me tail wagging, first day I met him," Kramer recalled.
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Law enforcement says McClendon was going VERY fast in his 2013 Chevy Tahoe when he veered out of his lane and struck a bridge.
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"Like I said from the beginning, I knew he was very fast and knew it would be competitive in the beginning," he told reporters.
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Just above that are a few CPU memory caches, which are also very fast, very small, and very expensive (but a bit less so).
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After all, having a car that can't travel very far or very fast is much better than the alternatives: bicycles, motorcycles or farm vehicles.
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"These models can turn very profitable very fast because the number of orders is in the millions per day," says one of its backers.
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They don't expect to be co-opted by a hostile intelligence service, so these things happen very fast and without people really knowing it.
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You can actually see the International Space Station with the naked eye -- it looks like a very fast-moving plane high in the sky.
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There is now high-speed internet, and I had satellite internet until a month ago, which is also extremely expensive and not very fast.
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The company's new 4TB QLC SSD is very fast and, though Samsung didn't share exact pricing yet, it's aimed primarily at consumers, not professionals.
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This pattern gives early warning of a substantial and sustainable trend change and this pattern often ends with a very fast and strong breakout.
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" According to the source, West is "recovering very fast" after being "extremely sleep-deprived" and is "grateful for the help that he is receiving.
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A dragon boat is long (40 feet) and narrow (two paddlers across), which allows it to go very fast when everyone is in synch.
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We were actually developing air knives — a very thin blade of air coming out at a very fast speed is called an air knife.
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He's already filling up on dollar burgers at the Golden Arches, and he definitely can't run very fast at this point in his career.
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Zoolock or any other very fast and furious build can potentially rush down a victory before the Druid is able to build its momentum.
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PowerPC processors had the potential to be very fast, but they ran hot and required a lot of power, which is bad for laptops.
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"We're seeing organic growth driven by changes we've made to the platform and as a technology start-up, we move very fast," said Quinn.
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There was the tiniest bit of swelling, but as women, we heal very, very fast down there, so it was only like three days.
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It's a very fast and responsive phone: apps open very quickly and I haven't been able to get the 210 to bog down once.
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A new listing is typically picked up by a buyer within a month (that is, very fast) but there are just too few listings.
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"The law obviously lags behind tech development, necessarily so tech moves at a very fast pace — legislation moves at a glacial pace," he said.
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"We need to take bold steps that will transform our economy, including land ownership, very fast," Zuma said in a speech outlining agricultural policy.
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"E-commerce cooperation is developing very fast among the five countries, with many of their products gaining traction on the Chinese market," Fang said.
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But these spectacles feel all the more meaningless and hollow in the wake of a world that is on fire and burning very fast.
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For Saurav Ghosh, not having the right to work was like coming to a screeching halt after running very fast for a long time.
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Be smart: What we've seen in the past 12 hours is that these foundational stocks can fall very far, very fast, and very unexpectedly.
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The scooters aren't very fast; they go up to about 20 km/h, but it's enough to get you seriously hurt should you fall.
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Their presence in this World Series is the culmination of Major League Baseball's slow and then, suddenly, very fast conquest of Cuban professional baseball.
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We started out looking for big, big things that didn't move very fast and listening for things that shouted at us all the time.
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The transcriptions of the improvisations have provided me with material that I can generate a lot of pieces from in a very fast way.
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It has a Snapdragon 23 Plus processor and 8GB of RAM, and it feels very fast to use outside of some occasionally laborious animations.
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"We have some people out there who really give it their all and run very fast two-mile times, considering the burgers," he said.
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"[The Lotte Berk Method] did make women strong, very fast," says Burr Leonard, who began taking classes at the studio in the early 1980s.
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" But almost as soon as he'd sent the post, Hu quickly deleted it, saying in a second post that it had "spread very fast.
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"Going from me thinking this might not ever work to having confidence in about a month and a half is very fast," he said.
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"We see the number of buyers increasing very fast," said Jean-Baptiste Dubreuil, a senior gas analyst at the International Energy Agency in Paris.
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If Trump ever becomes president, his states of the union are going to be really big, tremendous, incredible speeches that are also very fast.
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"We had gone very far, very fast," Matthew Cheslock, a trader at Virtu Financial, said from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
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But at Hyperloop One, a high-profile company spawned from an idea by Tesla founder and CEO Elon Musk, things got very toxic, very fast.
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Sure, they're not very fast or furious, but The Rock is one of the few among us who can totally pull off the color yellow.
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One juicy rumor suggests that Apple will replace the proprietary Lightning port with the very fast and convenient USB-C port on the new iPhones.
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The Chicago housing market moves very fast for well-priced places, and I don't want to lose out on something great should it get posted!
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Then on the other side, Ethereum is moving very fast but is very centralized because the Foundation has a lot of clout over the protocol.
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The good news is that investors are placing their most eye-watering valuations on a fringe of smallish companies that are growing very fast indeed.
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A neat trick is that you can just double tap the spacebar to open and unlock the iPad using Face ID, which is very fast.
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" Another creator, enjajaja, posted footage from her experience at TanaCon, adding that even though she did make it inside, "it got very boring very fast.
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What we do know is that the train was going very fast when it entered the station, where the speed limit is just 10 mph.
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" When the news of the break-up came, an insider told PEOPLE, "The relationship moved very fast, and she realized it wasn't right for her.
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Newton does do other things really well: it has very fast email search; integrations with Todoist, Evernote, and other services; and intelligent contact lookup features.
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"People are chatting very fast ... they don't have the time to think a lot about what they are saying because they feel stressed," Depoorter says.
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We've got the ending of a long, nasty lawsuit, a couple of big moves from Epic Games, and one very fast, very uncanny hedgehog movie.
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With the values for the acceleration and radius, I get a rotation speed of 0.063 radians per second or 0.6 rpm (so not very fast).
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Porsche continues to put out announcements about its Taycan sedan, due out around 2020: Now it says the car will have a very fast charger.
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In Russia, the infection rate is "getting worse, and at a very fast pace", says Vinay Saldanha, UNAIDS' director for eastern Europe and Central Asia.
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"Very fast acceleration can probably be achieved by very many" manufacturers in the electric age, Porsche R&D chief Michael Steiner said in an interview.
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We have set up our logistics and it's now very fast but previously we were just shipping ourselves which was an insane amount of work.
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"You must go very fast… bit of weight on that board!" she says, laughing, gesturing downwards to imply that he is a large, heavy human.
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Starting this week, users with 8.1 installed will see one of four qualifiers next to open Wi-Fi networks: Very Fast, Fast, OK and Slow.
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"We are focusing so much on efficiency that sometimes we lose basic decency - everything is being rushed through at a very fast pace," he said.
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It's probably growing at a very fast rate, but the base is probably fairly small and are there people who are gonna be cashing you.
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Unlike last year's phone, the camera is very fast to launch and fast to focus, and takes good photos in both good and poor lighting.
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Trainer: Todd Pletcher Jockey: Javier Castellano Odds: 15-1 J.D.: He ran very fast early in the year, but has been away for a while.
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"A lot of brands see social media as a medium that is very fast-paced and a place to take those quick zingers," Kaminski said.
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Saweetie: As a little girl, I originally wanted to be a singer, but I couldn't sing like that [ laughs], so those dreams died very fast.
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"Very fast computers [can] analyze blogs, analyze all the feeds of the internet to come up with different nuances, different fields of information," he said.
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Fixico says its human-eye powered review process is "very fast" — taking one of its damage experts "ten seconds or less" to check each image.
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"A lot of people in this world want things [to be] very fast, very instant," she said in a video published by Top 10 News.
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He said the aircraft traveled "very low and very fast," took an hour and 10 minutes, crossed territory held by Russia, and encountered enemy fire.
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They were developing their own lifestyles around the new music at a time when things were moving very fast for them and for the world.
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Since those planes are stealth and very fast, they'll have an easier time flying into North Korean airspace and destroying artillery and possibly nuclear sites.
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After spending time with the members of Asperger's Are Us, I realized I needed to be thinking very fast to keep up with these guys.
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"I was riding [my bike] very fast, and so when I hit the car I went flying back around 23 feet or more," he says.
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"So we can plug in the vaccine into an existing system and that allows us to go very fast with very good information," he said.
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The car isn't very fast and it looks a bit like a washing machine, but it only costs €113,211, or the equivalent of about $2100,230.
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"He covers the court, he runs very fast, and he has the view of the court to anticipate the shots — he's amazing," Van Cleemput said.
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Commissioner Cressida Dick warned that the incident had sparked "a very fast-moving, dynamic investigation," and that details on the suspect's identity weren't immediately available.
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After all, registering takes the same amount of time it would take to drink a beer, unless you drink beer very fast or very slowly.
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Time to get your credit cards ready because Kim Kardashian West's highly-anticiatped new SKIMS Cozy Collection is finally available — but already going very fast.
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"But now it's getting better, particularly when we consider content associated with radicalism, terrorism... On that content, I think they respond very fast," he said.
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Realizing that most folks need to keep their cash, maybe relying on low-speed internet access, that's why the site is mostly free, and very fast.
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"Back in the day, studios caught on very fast, like the '30s and '40s, that photographs of stars in bathing suits would sell magazines," he explained.
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This is how former Breitbart scribe Ben Shapiro has a reputation as an intellectual warrior when his arguments mostly consist of saying incorrect things very fast.
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"Once we struggle with managing our stress levels, adrenaline becomes like a loose cannon and keeps the body moving at a very fast pace," Gabriel says.
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"They want to do it within a year, I'd love to do it within a year, but that's a very fast timetable," he told Sky News.
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CFIUS views Qualcomm as a prized U.S. asset in the development of 5G wireless technology, which allows for the transmission of data at very fast speeds.
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It's not making a lot of money, and it's not growing very fast, which are both bad news if you care about stock prices and all.
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The different elements are sorted by their mass, and counted by a very fast mass spectrometer—the more counts, the more of the element is present.
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"Wheat prices have jumped very fast since the new harvest hit the market, which will probably push up imports of quality wheat this year," Wang said.
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Like Alyssa (Jessica Barden) and James (Alex Lawther), The Innocents follows two British teens whose harmless running away from home scheme turns very horrific very fast.
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I've had this conversation with other successful people and they say everyone spends their first million very fast like that, doing a bunch of stupid shit.
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The program had received 35,000 claims from Texas by midday on Wednesday, according to Roy Wright, its administrator, who described it as a "very fast" pace.
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We need to move very fast to prevent the worst effects, like the mass extinction and extreme weather events that are in store if we don't.
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It tends to move either very slowly or very fast, with shifts creeping forwards over years or suddenly flashing past in hours at late-night summits.
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In Florida it's usually too hot to move very fast, but Carl Hiaasen, a native son of the Sunshine State, likes to hit the ground running.
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"It complicates an already complex case when the meter is running very, very fast," said Douglas Baird, a professor at the University of Chicago Law School.
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There's a fingerprint scanner on the device's side; I haven't had a chance to test it out myself, but Huawei claims it's very fast and reliable.
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If it hadn't, and Wiseguy's bot was more like a very fast human in the steps it took to buy tickets, then there was no case.
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It would be evident very fast and painfully, and we'd have to ask if we want most of our elderly to be living from garbage cans.
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"He raps very fast and very melodically, and very percussively, and it helped me get rid of the stutter," he said in a speech in 2015.
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Both the NEP and VoteCast survey early voters, but early voting is a relatively new — though very fast-growing — trend, and they're still figuring out processes.
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"It's entirely clear that van Gogh was not the completely spontaneous painter who worked very fast, almost without thinking," said Mr. van Heugten in an interview.
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Those phones lack pens but cost $620 to $860, are also very fast and have slightly smaller screens and bodies, which make them easier to handle.
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So, again, our portfolio — Corona, Modelo Especial, Pacifico — these are very high-margin beers, very fast-moving items, and they actually are under-allocated shelf space.
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And for him to be able to slow down the game in the second inning; the game was going very fast to us in the first.
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Marine reconnaissance teams operate in small six-man teams that can easily get in and out of places, but climbing is not a very fast process.
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Trump answered Iran's threats of retaliation by saying the U.S. will hit 52 targets "very fast and very hard" if the country acts on its threats.
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Natalia was smoking her long Benson & Hedges, and we didn't talk, because she was driving very fast and the noise would have forced us to shout.
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A month after President Obama's historic visit to Cuba, the island's leaders have made clear how they want the new relationship to grow — not very fast.
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But sometimes what happens, particularly in our industry with the press cycle being the way it is, something can start small and get big very fast.
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The Dr. Oz magazine came out of the door very fast, and I think it's selling almost 800,000 copies, which is actually quite a lot of revenue.
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I got the first draft done very fast, and before I knew it, the book had come out and hit the New York Times best-seller list.
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Smartphone giants like Xiaomi are rolling their own silicon Apple has started making its own chips, and they are very fast But Qualcomm's moving in new directions.
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Most robot versions of human sports are underwhelming, but as this video compilation shows, the mechanical take on Japan's national sport is very fast and very furious.
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I've only had a few minutes to try out the device, and it really does feel very fast, but then again, so does the regular Mate 9.
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I think they can perceive the problems, they're going very fast, they're going after a giant market, and they can really make a difference in the world.
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Consumers are very fast to raise their expectations, and by this summer we might all have very different expectations for what a flagship smartphone should look like.
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Here's the issue: Doom is a very fast-moving first-person shooter, but first-person VR experiences tend to fall apart when the pace is too quick.
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The information is coming very fast, so if it's open source and allows other people to contribute, then it doesn't fall on one person to do that.
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Overwatch as an esport has been growing at a very fast rate, seeing multiple international tournaments with six-figure prize pools just months after the game released.
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"We have a unique business model and it allows us to grow parts of our business very fast without sacrificing margins across the board," Lehmann told TechCrunch.
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Some say about a 3 percent yield on the 10-year Treasury note could be that level, but a very fast move higher might also cause problems.
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They fell in the West, which the NAR said was experiencing a marked shift from very fast sales and exorbitant prices to slowing demand and price growth.
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The scene starts with a very fast rhythm, but then it slows to a perfectly engineered pace for us to learn about the character dynamics and relationships.
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Especially last year, and if you look at the entire 103 really the company is growing very fast and in terms of users, and revenue and profits.
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Keep that heart rate up: Purcell: This kind of genre is best told in limited episodes, because the flow is very fast and it doesn't drag out.
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The weed grows very fast, reaching up to 8 feet in height and can hold back commercial crops, potentially threatening hundreds of millions of dollars of production.
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"The analogy I give people is that your skin doesn't grow very fast, otherwise you'd be dragging your skin down the sidewalk when you walk," Vaughan said.
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We all know by now that EVs can be very fast off the line, owing to the fact that an electric motor produces full torque on demand.
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"The floodwaters are rising very fast," said Dinh Cong Hoa, deputy commander of the provincial military command in Nha Trang, which bore the brunt of the typhoon.
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Zigzags of static regularly crash through the scene, and the tape is on fast-forward, so Ms. Rist's voice is very high and her movements very fast.
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They were actually moving fences from a construction site to block off the police and they were moving very fast kind of destroying property along the way.
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"The brain develops very fast in the last weeks of pregnancy, especially the reorganization and differentiation of newly formed neural networks," Hornman told Reuters Health by email.
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While often thought of as "good bacteria," their goodness is only provisional: Good bacteria can become bad bacteria very fast if the body's immune system goes south.
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We were burning $10 million a month, actually, at the time, which in 2000, was a lot of money, and were running out of money very fast.
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Peng, who was previously the chief architect of Baidu's autonomous driving division, said he believes that the U.S. still leads, but China is catching up very fast.
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As this primary season has shown, things can change very fast in politics — two weeks ago Sanders still looked like the clear favorite to win the primary.
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She likes to play on hard court and grass, and the court was very fast today, and I think that kind of worked in her favor, obviously.
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Though it's also focused on very fast delivery as the differentiating factor for this 'Super Glovo' service, and does partner with select supermarkets for larger grocery deliveries.
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It is no longer outfitted for a trip to the grocery store; it has been set up to drive very fast through the woods on dirt roads.
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The tournament organizer, Danny Braun, warned Messer in an email that it was frigid up in Canada and that hockey was a very fast, very rough game.
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Another is in consumer goods, a company called Vishal, which is a low end kind of discount with very fast growth targeting poorer segments of the society.
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Until I experienced the Brancusi of facials for myself, I figured Brancusi was either a kind of fish, a very fast car or an Italian abstract painter.
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It's not a big (advantage), it's not a rocket science with the shoes...The shoe actually helps a runner to recover very fast, especially after the marathon.
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It's not a big (advantage), it's not a rocket science with the shoes...The shoe actually helps a runner to recover very fast, especially after the marathon.
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"The Chinese market has been growing at a very fast pace," said Ramon Paz, an advisor for the Avocado Producers and Exporting Packers Association of Mexico (APEAM).
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Though Bolt is very fast, the implication that a black man should carry around a white person to do errands rubbed some on Twitter the wrong way.
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Udacity is growing very fast and doing very well, and has locked in on this concept of nanodegrees, which are basically educational partnerships between Udacity and employers.
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"The devastation of the crops would be very fast" if the fungus reached Venezuela, Saul Lopez, president of Venezuela's Association of Agricultural Engineers, said at a news conference.
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And the average person is not aware of just how little vetting goes into the checking of sources, especially in a very fast-paced online-driven media environment.
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Olivia Colman looks dramatically regal in 'The Crown' Season 3's first teaser John Oliver's deep dive into the president of Turkmenistan gets very weird, very fast Stressed?
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As Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar, and Kamala Harris have now seen all too well, once you're considered a serious candidate, the knives come out very fast.
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Rylo's built-in stabilization keeps things surprisingly smooth, even when you're driving very fast along a bumpy road with what amounts to nearly race-tuned tires and suspension.
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The difference between Very Fast and Fast, according to Google, is that you can stream "very high-quality videos" on the former and "most videos" on the latter.
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Even if there were to be a mild decline in power throughout a swimmer's 30s, "power" isn't the most important thing when it comes to swimming very fast.
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People have to slow down to go round the sharp turns, so having these wide sweeping turns allows you to optimize your energy for running very, very fast.
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MAN, EJECTED FROM VEHICLE, SURVIVES VIOLENT CRASH AT FLORIDA TOLL PLAZA A motorist who was involved in the crash told FOX5 he came across the debris very fast.
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Within the markets in which we are a digital bank only, we're growing very fast, and with that, you can actually grow your topline by gaining market share.
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"The gray whale mom took her calf and swam very fast to the beach shoreline and saved her calf," Nancy Black of Monterey Bay Whale Watch told KSBW.
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So it's true to say less than half of Americans are worried a great deal about climate change, but the number is growing at a very fast clip.
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There has not been a group of household names going public lately, but when they do it starts out steady and then "heats up very fast," he said.
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Carr is a very fast man whose job consists in large part of catching people trying to run away from him, but Beckham exists in a different register.
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When you know that there is a chance someone is going to come by, it's very fast and you don't really know what you're going to get afterwards.
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The Snapchat app was often extremely slow to load 3D effects in the app, even when I was on very fast Wi-Fi, and video quality was inconsistent.
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Another reason for improvement is the ultimate maturity of most risky loans issued during 2012-2013 when HCFB was growing very fast with more relaxed loan approval criteria.
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"Whatever it is, it must involve some form of energetic and very fast explosion interacting with an extremely dense shell of material very close to the explosion progenitor."
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It's not clearly violating laws but in U.S., clearly some regulation cannot do this but in China it's not quite there and these people are growing very fast.
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Hearings at the CICB are not recorded electronically, but the board members take hand-typed notes during testimony—and the members I had were not very fast typers.
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"That's progressing very fast," he said of the antibody test, adding that the government was looking at ways of "getting a much more widespread version of that out".
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But it's still a news media organization working at a very fast speed, figuring out how to produce stuff with new platforms, everyone is trying to do it.
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Today there is around 10 million users, 10 million active buyers on our wallet and we see very fast growth in all of our markets using this technology.
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"I think it's very good news that the U.S.A. wants to do a good free trade deal with us and wants to do it very fast," he said.
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But even if Congress passed such a law, regulators would have to work very fast to make anything happen before next year's enrollment period, which begins in November.
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"I love C++, the low-level stuff," she told me, referring to a complex language known for allowing programmers to write very fast-running code, useful in graphics.
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It is more expensive and typically requires several hours out of the day, although with modern anesthesia techniques and a short procedure the recovery is typically very fast.
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" Davis concurred: "Killing people from a clear sky who are guilty of nothing is a very fast way of signing up a lot of people to our enemies.
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We're deep into Summer Games Done Quick (SGDQ), the annual marathon where runners unite from across the world to play games very fast to make money for charity.
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The new SystemSix from Cannondale is debuting at this Tour, and it's a very fast-looking aero road machine, especially built up with these Vision wheels and disc brakes.
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It'd be like an Indy car going around the circles efficiently and one with a massive engine that goes very fast and very quickly and runs out of fuel.
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The self-driving car market is set to get very big, very fast, on the back of efforts by the likes of Ford, GM and other major car makers.
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When you open an app or look at a browser page, there's a very fast auction that happens where different advertisers bid to get to show you an ad.
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"Any driver who's reached out to Uber support will probably tell you they're very fast at responding, but they're sort of known for giving you canned responses," he said.
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I have a very fast-growing civil rights law firm, and I had thought, I'll just choose my cases and do what I want to do and represent clients.
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Interesting thing about that song is because John Popper sits in, people assumed that the main hook part was played by John, because it's this very fast, repetitive part.
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Nobody looking at China is unaware of the fact that the credit growth has been very fast over the past few year and adding to economic and financial risks.
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Yes, there's something very fast, easy, and even satisfying about physically swapping one weapon on the ship clipped to your controller for another with no pause in the game.
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Shakespeare played very fast and loose with history, but for good reason: to make a political argument that would be meaningful to his audience (and acceptable to the authorities).
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I am not so surprised to win my first race (back from injury), even with such a great field because I was very fast in practice these last days.
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At first, he was slow, but within a very short period of time he became a very good cook and very, very fast for a fat boy like that.
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The re-shape function – which you control by swiping your finger – can go sour very fast, and then as you scramble to reconstruct your face, it gets progressively worse.
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I'm a little nervous just because it's a very fast-moving dance and the last time I had a fast dance, the jive, it was kind of a disaster.
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"It may not come before the shaking for some cases, and it may not be very fast for the first year or two it's out there," Dr. Vidale said.
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Beyond sorting items at a very fast rate (GreyOrange's Sorter systems can sort 6,000 parcels per hour), sortation systems can optimize package groupings in order to reduce shipping costs.
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And the technology of designing racecars does not trickle down very fast — BMW retains an aura of tech leadership and refinement despite dropping its Formula One team years ago.
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"No, it's very smart, very fast, very effective," Giuseppina Piunti, an Italian mezzo soprano, said backstage last month after singing the title role in "Carmen" at the National Center.
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There is a severe shortage of existing homes for sale, and that is pushing home prices higher at a very fast pace, weakening affordability, especially at the entry level.
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But the goodwill is eroding very fast and people want to see concrete actions before engaging in M&A, before engaging into major discussions in respect of strategic moves.
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"The incompetent Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, was bothered that I played a very fast round of golf yesterday," Trump tweeted, originally misspelling the mayor's name before correcting himself.
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"She's very fast, takes up the bottom of the net really well, and she's played really well against us," said Canada goaltender Shannon Szabados, a two-time gold medalist.
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"This is a very fast-food version of tourism," said the painter Antonio Palombo, 60, who keeps a studio on a back lane and rarely sees a day-tripper.
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She wears old, worn-out clothes and has poor eating habits, including eating very fast, taking huge bites of food, using her fingers to eat and slurping her drinks.
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It is a very fast timetable in the world of international negotiations, reflecting political imperatives in all three nations more than the practical realities of an immensely complex negotiation.
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"The market is slow to figure out the positives, very fast to identify any negatives from the trade war, which is why we have days like today," Cramer said.
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"Sound can travel enormous distances very fast and whales have evolved to take advantage of that," said Dr. Clark, who has listened to whales near Ireland from coastal Virginia.
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"Countries are moving very fast, and carmakers are moving faster, too, but consumers are still not convinced," he said, citing unresolved questions about electric vehicles' range, safety and durability.
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" David Davis concurred: "Killing people from a clear sky who are guilty of nothing is a very fast way of signing up a lot of people to our enemies.
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And if you have the keyboard cover on, you can double-tap the spacebar to quickly unlock with Face ID, which is very fast — and very reminiscent of Windows Hello.
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"I thought we ran to the ball well, obviously we got some turnovers that helped because all of their skill players are very fast," Washington State coach Mike Leach said.
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Yet Intel promises that for that price you get incredible speed, and truthfully the i27 processors are very fast, with more than double the cores of the fastest i27 available.
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For my edit, I used my late-2018 HP Spectre x360 15-inch laptop and a Samsung Portable SSD X5, which utilizes Thunderbolt 3 and the very fast NVMe interface.
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"Thinking back to Shoemaker-Levy 9, my only explanation for this is an asteroid or comet that enters Jupiter's high atmosphere and burned up [or] exploded very fast," Kernbauer wrote.
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" Gingrich said Wednesday in an interview with CNN that he believes Trump has made "the kinds of mistakes that amateurs make," but that he is also "learning very, very fast.
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The biggest names are trading at an appreciable premium over their IPO price: "With returns like this, the floodgates are going to open very fast," said Renaissance Capital's Kathleen Smith.
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Evan Blass reports that it will also be offered by T-Mobile, and Android Authority reports that the phone will support Category 16 (read: very fast) downloads on its network.
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Post graduates at the University of Marburg won an award for new genetic tools that will make a very fast-growing bacterium, Vibrio natriegens, easier for other engineers to use.
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It's inevitable — every year there's a Halloween costume that takes a character or subject too far and becomes very offensive, very fast (like the pregnant Kylie Jenner debacle of 2017).
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The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said Arnold had transformed science by using the principles of evolution — genetic change and selection — and to evolve new types of proteins very fast.
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Orisa is best suited at close range for dealing damage and doesn't move very fast so wait for enemies to come to you instead of going out and harassing them.
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If a collapsed star like a magnetar is fueling this phenomenon, it'd have to be spinning very fast and converting energy very efficiently to produce the shine that's being seen.
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Sponsored filters have been a big hit for Snapchat, but Prisma will need to move very fast to keep users interested and out-maneuver the likes of Facebook and Google.
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They won't bother us if we're together, the older sister said, and they walked very fast, hand in hand, to the pond, and it was twilight when they got back.
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Robo-advisors are also growing at a very fast rate, surpassing $200 billion in assets under management last year, according to BackEnd Benchmarking, which releases quarterly data on robo-advisors.
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The thing is, Estella, when somebody's heart grows very big very fast, as happened to the Grinch so many years ago, sometimes it can be too sensitive and get confused.
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Relative to Usain Bolt, I'm probably pretty slow (I'll give him some credit for all those Olympic medals.) Compared to my youngest daughter, I am very fast in her eyes.
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The CDC is zeroing in on the probable cause of the illness that makes people very sick, very fast, but the long-term health consequences of e-cigarettes remain unknown.
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Now he rounds the bend, he's going fast, very fast, brakes screeching, a final rev of the engine just for the fun of it, and then he turns it off.
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But he said Washington needed to proceed judiciously rather than charging in "very fast and very heavy," given the enormous influence and importance of the Chinese economy in the region.
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The court set a very fast briefing schedule, asking the states to respond by midnight Sunday Pacific time, with the federal government to file a second brief by 3 p.m.
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Unfortunately, because of the coronavirus, his contract in China had to end much earlier, causing us to rely heavily on our savings and burn a hole through it very fast.
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Trump has said that the U.S. is prepared to hit 52 Iranian sites "very fast and very hard" if the country retaliated for Soleimani's death in the U.S. drone strike.
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Sony also claims the camera has a very fast and accurate autofocus in low light conditions, and intelligent eye tracking (for both humans and animals) is on board as well.
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When she jumped up from the bed, Weinstein began speaking very fast, telling her it wouldn't happen again and told her, "Don't make a big deal about this," she said.
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"I believe infrastructure is going to grow very fast and it will have a double or triple effect," said Henry Schumacher of the European Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines.
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Sails let you cruise through windy areas without using fuel if you don't mind moving slowly, or very fast if you want to use the engine with it as well.
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Facebook's investigation is ongoing, but if they find anything other than the best-case scenario (that they caught the hackers before they accessed data) things could get ugly very fast.
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So if you've got a very fast home internet connection and you want to be able to access more of it over Wi-Fi, it might be an appealing option.
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"Once the trend gets going, it can happen very fast," said Guido Jouret, chief digital officer at ABB, an electronics company based in Zurich whose businesses include constructing charging stations.
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The administration's filing said it would ask the justices to bypass the appeals court and put the case on a very fast track, culminating in arguments in April or May.
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But we do expect to, over time, create a network of tunnels under greater L.A. And I think this is really the key to getting around the city very fast.
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Such high-band frequencies can carry data very fast, but not very far, and make up a key part of plans for the next generation of cellular technology, known as 5G.
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"Facebook and Google are going to continue to grow at very fast rates and continue to innovate and I think that would leave Twitter far behind at this point, " he said.
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"Any time you're launching yourself into space and your booster has a problem when you're going 1,800 meters per second, things are pretty dynamic and they happen very fast," he said.
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And this is a very central location where brands can quickly donate because a lot of the time some brands want to get rid of it (snaps fingers) very, very fast.
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It also puts the founders under pressure to really mature at a very, very fast pace — and I'm not quite sure whether I myself would have made that, to be honest.
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And, though Collins' 9-5 job means he doesn't have all the time in the world to work on filters, he has honed his skills at turning filters around very fast.
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The combination of using the RGB camera and the IR emitter plus the dot projector covers a wide array of scenarios that allow it to be very reliable and very fast.
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There's an optical fingerprint sensor integrated into the display, which I've found to be very fast and reliable, and the earpiece is subtly integrated into the top edge of the phone.
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It's not the 3D-printed wheels we've seen before, but Mac took to the new ride like a teen behind the wheel of his first car: very enthusiastic and very fast.
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They were able to do this using very fast software that could take a birdsong as input, distort it, and then play it back to the bird in almost real time.
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We're not very fast, not all that strong and while we have been able to create technology that helps us overcome our environments, we're not very good at adapting to them.
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"That's very good for us because we have Carlsberg, Tuborg and 1664 Blanc in our portfolio, and these grow very fast for us," Chief Executive Officer Cees 't Hart told Reuters.
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Although Mr. Obama's speech was dubbed into very fast Spanish and ended with an incredibly awkward handshake between him and Mr. Castro, we felt pretty content with what we had seen.
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The argument for frozen is actually very good because they're picked very fast, they're picked when they're sweet and young, they're frozen within 45 minutes—all the sugars are still there.
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"It is just faster and more efficient and maybe not as accurate on some of the subtle details, but it is still very cheap, of course, and very fast," he said.
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In between are countries that acquired It not too long ago, which has vaulted them into middle-income status, but are able to grow very fast by moving toward the frontier.
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"It happened very fast, the flood waters quickly rose filling our house," farmer Felipe Ybarsabal, 65, told Reuters by telephone, saying he and his family had to run to higher ground.
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Wages may not be growing very fast for middle-income people, but the good news is that prices of most of the things they buy have been rising even more slowly.
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I'm very fast at getting out of bed and into my car in the mornings, which means I never look very put together, but it's just not a priority for me.
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"We are able to predict drug combinations and translate them very fast in the clinic… [and] we work extremely closely with patient groups, as strategic partners and disease experts," he adds.
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"The things [we] grew up with as kids are fading away very fast," said Dr. Jeremy Kerr, senior author of the study and a biology professor at the University of Ottawa.
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New York 2145 ABOARD THE PILOT BOAT NEW JERSEY — A speed of 22 knots at sea is equal to about 403 miles per hour on land, which doesn't sound very fast.
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"There's concern about the growing debt, debt has grown very fast, this is one area they need to pay special attention," Issam Abousleiman, World Bank regional director, GCC countries, told Reuters.
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Frankly, I came to America because, yes, it [Britain] might have been the country I was raised in, but it was very fast becoming the country I was being erased in.
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At times her mother was also taken away by the government to be interrogated, so Park says she and her sister, Eunmi, had to "grow [up] very fast" and become adaptable.
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While they're all based on Coffee Lake, all intended for mobile (laptop) devices, and all purportedly very fast, they can further be split up into three types—business, performance, and low power.
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" His solution was to create a grass-roots campaign and find millions of people to its supporters, and he said that Facebook "allowed us to do that in alarming numbers, very fast.
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Supplies of the console — even though they're being sold with extra baggage in bundles — will probably run out very fast if past history is anything to go by, so best of luck.
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"There is a very fast-paced evolution of these optical clocks, especially in these last few years, as many groups around the world are pushing them to be even better," Grebing said.
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"The aid will bring very fast broadband to customers in areas where the market does not provide them, in line with the EU broadband connectivity goals," the Commission said in a statement.
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"The big problem with this hurricane was the tremendous power, and fortunately it was very fast," Trump said on Thursday as he and the white house declared a major disaster in Florida.
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"This is a very fast clip for them to move," said Roy Wright, deputy associate administrator for insurance and mitigation at the Federal Emergency Management Agency who runs the flood insurance program.
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But he moves very fast, he wants to do more than me, so sometimes I have to hold him back and ask him whether he's doing too much and should slow down.
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The reporter is KTVU's Alex Savidge -- who was doing a routine live shot with his back to the street when two cars collided -- a Toyota came careening right at him VERY FAST.
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"They'll build it, and they can build it very fast … it's a property play; it's also an infrastructure play," said Francis Cheung, head of Hong Kong and China strategy at brokerage CLSA.
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"On AI, China is implementing the technology very fast in facial recognition, speed recognition, self-driving vehicles, smart cities and medical diagnoses," Rebecca Fannin, author of "Tech Titans of China," told CNBC.
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A design with only one blade would actually be the most aerodynamically efficient, but the single blade would move very fast, producing objectionable noise, and it wears out the assembly more quickly.
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Pasta With Burst Cherry Tomatoes This Melissa Clark recipe is one of my favorites, a pasta dish in which the halved tomatoes collapse in the pan to create a very fast sauce.
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"We were trying to figure out what it was when we saw a Ranger vehicle coming at a very fast speed from the direction of the checkpoint," he said in an interview.
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So we need to really execute very fast and in a very high quality manner and that, if done, then you combine with a slowdown in the market, it's even more important.
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China is, clearly in terms of where the world is going, the most important travel and tourism market in the world, just because it is it is growing at a very fast pace.
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For Reuters photographer Baz Ratner, who took the image, "the main challenge is how to cover the story when the protests are moving very fast in a few different focal points around Nairobi".
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The company offered a raft of technical details to wet the whistle of those eager to get their hands on what is sure to be a very fast, ridiculously expensive electric sports car.
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Having said this, some companies grow very fast and raise more money than expected initially, and then it may become difficult for our existing funds to maintain or use their full pro-rata.
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The Pierre Auger observatory has some (not yet conclusive) data that some of these high-energy particles come from starburst galaxies, which are galaxies that are forming stars at a very fast rate.
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Moving very, very fast it swung around the sun, looping around to shoot off at a new angle that sent it past the inner planets and then, eventually, back out into deep space.
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"We've had this period of extended long-term low rates not only here but around the world, and now it looks like we're not going to jack them up very fast," he added.
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YNH: I think Tristan might be able to answer where we are right now better than me, but I guess that if we are not there now, we are approaching very very fast.
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Executive producer Robert Kirkman said later, "It's easy to see and safe to report that this season will be very action packed and move at a very fast pace," according to audience reports.
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But the main enzyme doesn't work very fast, says Tobias Erb, a synthetic biologist at the Max Planck Institute for Terrestrial Microbiology who is a co-author of one of the Science papers.
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The timeline for the arrears payment and the added funding "is possible, but it would be very fast-tracked," said Dean Tyler, head of fixed income at Exotix Capital, which hosted the meeting.
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Given the relatively small size of phone sensors and lenses, and the ability to have very fast electronic shutter speeds, most bright scenes can be adequately captured even with a wide aperture setting.
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"[Spotify] is clearly growing very fast, which we kind of knew already from the periodic subscriber numbers they put out," said Jan Dawson, chief analyst at Jackdaw Research, in an email to Mashable.
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When you suspect in advance that a situation is going to be dicey, you can bring a colleague or a police officer, but sometimes things turn very fast and you're on your own.
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For example: Some Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts predicted in a recent note that the peak could occur by 2030 thanks to very fast electric vehicle adoption beginning in the early 2020s.
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We know that sleep deprivation can cause physical and psychological damage, yet it has also proved a very fast and effective treatment for depression (albeit usually only until the person falls asleep again).
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Read more: Uber Freight is helping combat a $1.3 billion problem that the trucking industry has ignored for yearsOnce you understand their needs, you can actually push that to the marketplace very fast.
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"Aside from a minor glitch in the first hour, Amazon had very fast load times despite the heavy traffic of Prime Day," said Mehdi Daoudi, CEO of Catchpoint, a digital experience intelligence company.
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Jerome Salomon, France's top health official, said early Monday that the situation in the country is "very worrying" and "deteriorating very fast," adding that "the number of cases double every three days" (AFP).
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The results appear to echo the results of a 2011 study, which found preference for a very fast tempo of music increased as the intensity of the exercise -- in this case cycling -- increased.
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"Ghost kitchens are an emerging area, so obviously capital from SoftBank means that we're looking at very fast growth across the sector," REEF co-founder and CEO Ari Ojalvo said in an interview.
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"Once you remove the testicle from the donor, the clock starts ticking very fast," said Dr. Branko Bojovic, an expert in microsurgery at Harvard Medical School and part of the team in Belgrade.
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I don't really remember anything after that, but my two girlfriends who were with me at the time told me I started acting extremely, extremely out of the ordinary, extremely intoxicated very fast.
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"If an adult T. rex was hunting a duck-billed dinosaur almost as big as it was, that duck-billed dinosaur was also likely too large to move very fast either," Woodward said.
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