He added that infectious diseases share similar outbreak patterns, going up very rapidly and then coming down very rapidly.
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"We have responded very, very rapidly to this," he said.
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When natural selection is strong, evolution can occur very rapidly.
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"This is very rapidly expanding into a scourge," Sjouwerman said.
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"The knowledge base is building very rapidly," Dr. Chan said.
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"The Jubbaland situation can escalate very rapidly," he told Reuters.
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These could "be pushed through very rapidly," Mr. Orr added.
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"Advances in technology make things change very rapidly," Basu said.
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"They're growing very rapidly with very strong management," Cooperman said.
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"Everything's very rapidly digested, and people want more," Charli says.
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That could very rapidly shut down a lot of abuse.
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But then it phases in very rapidly, dollar for dollar.
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So, the Chinese AI industry is really, really advancing very rapidly.
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Samsung's position with respect to Qualcomm's chips has transformed very rapidly.
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"You get to these very high temperatures very rapidly," he said.
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The economy is starting to come back and very, very rapidly.
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And these large market declines can reverse themselves very rapidly, Kelly.
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Nature has a method of cooling the planet very rapidly: volcanos.
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Tesla dominates a tiny market that isn&apost growing very rapidly.
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"Tons and tons of people got infected very rapidly," he says.
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Her decline had progressed very rapidly in the last couple weeks.
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"We went in different directions very rapidly," that person explained to CNBC.
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" He also said Amazon is "moving very rapidly to be a monopoly.
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"He advanced very rapidly in the Church," Ron Miscavige tells 20/20.
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We have areas in San Diego that are going up very rapidly.
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So then all those other publications picked it up very, very rapidly.
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But the Russians are also very rapidly modernizing their own nuclear arsenal.
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"This industry is changing very rapidly," Barra said during a press briefing.
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"The landscape is evolving very rapidly and numbers change daily," she said.
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Data sets and pairings can be made very rapidly to draw conclusions.
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But if an order is given then things could change very rapidly.
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"We are a very rapidly growing city with new demands," he said.
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It's not a perfect system yet, but we're getting there very rapidly.
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In addition, draining or disturbing wetlands can release soil carbon very rapidly.
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"We are scaling very rapidly and our team is growing," he says.
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The conditions of that merger cause the massive star to spin very rapidly.
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The American economy transitioned very rapidly to meet the World War II threat.
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Company's changing now very, very rapidly and we're making progress by the day.
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Displays and TVs alike show moving images by refreshing the image very rapidly.
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"The dilemma is that Amazon is a very rapidly growing channel," he said.
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I have a feeling you're going to see it go down very rapidly.
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Interests are driving engagement and customer satisfaction, growing very rapidly with artificial intelligence.
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"It's not a perfect system yet, but we're getting there very rapidly," he added.
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James Gaffigan, the local boy rising very rapidly to the top, is the conductor.
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So, one of the best things that evolved very rapidly was night vision goggles.
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It changes the outlook for negotiations that we have to adjust for very rapidly.
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It's a very big area growing very rapidly that didn't exist seven years ago.
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In severe cases, blood could fill the brain "very rapidly" and lead to death.
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One thing is clear: Lime has been accelerating very rapidly over the past 18 months.
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The president, you know, judge, has a preternatural capacity to read individuals very, very rapidly.
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But the original study notes that the '"Online Gig Economy" has been growing very rapidly.
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Cowell allegedly pulled out a knife, unprovoked, and "very rapidly" stabbed 18-year-old Wilson.
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"People's breathing can very rapidly go up when they are feeling under stress," he said.
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"It seems that the attacker got radicalized very rapidly," French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said.
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These objects can also spin very rapidly, rotating once every millisecond in some dizzying cases.
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They are especially likely to object if the character of their community changes very rapidly.
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"While this spacecraft can go very fast, it doesn't accelerate very rapidly," Brophy told me.
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"I think this whole thing is going to work out very, very rapidly," Nadler said.
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Emojis as a form of communication is still in its infancy and evolving very rapidly.
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"She just went from mild cold symptoms to going downhill very rapidly," Mr. Green said.
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"If they are this old, this means that life developed very rapidly on Earth," Papineau said.
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"The thing you notice very rapidly: There are two things, one is the maintenance," he says.
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" Trump this week said the process of finding a new FBI director is moving "very rapidly.
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I think that's certainly changed, and it has changed very rapidly over the past few years.
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That all changed very rapidly when it turned out that Trump had actually won the election.
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Under such extreme conditions, the outer grains of olivine transformed into iron oxide, and very rapidly.
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"In our current context, the network is connected everywhere and gets transited very rapidly," he said.
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The research business that you mentioned is growing very rapidly, much faster than the ad side.
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"We have a lot of plans to revitalize the Venezuelan economy and move very rapidly," Kudlow said.
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So net load rises very rapidly (the duck's neck) to an early-evening peak (the duck's head).
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"It looks like they were offshoring money very rapidly, " says Klem Ryan, who served on the panel.
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"It's very rapidly absorbed through your stomach," says Michael Lynch, medical director for the Pittsburgh Poison Center.
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But six hours after I write that column, the world's changed and things are moving very rapidly.
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"China is improving their military very, very rapidly — in space, air, cyber, maritime, land domains," Milley said.
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"He said: "China is improving their military very, very rapidly — in space, air, cyber, maritime, land domains.
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"It really came to head yesterday, and pieces started falling together very rapidly," the sheriff said Sunday.
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"If you turn them off, all the modeling shows that the temperature rises very rapidly," he said.
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"China is improving their military very, very rapidly -- in space, air, cyber, maritime, land domains," said Milley.
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"Health care costs around the world are rising, and in some countries rising very rapidly," he said.
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They'll get better very rapidly, they don't even see a doctor, they don't even call a doctor.
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We took down their electrical grid in such a way that it could be rebuilt very rapidly.
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That target can be reached very rapidly as markets tend to fall more quickly than they rise.
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"The pharmaceutical industry caught on very rapidly, and there followed an avalanche of antibiotics," Dr. Eveleigh said.
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"We need to have the ability to scale up diagnostics, drugs and vaccines very rapidly," Gates wrote.
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Millions of dollars, millions and millions and dollars taken out very rapidly while he was vice president.
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Tissue engineering efforts are expanding very rapidly, and it could reach commercial markets in less than five years.
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"Any ongoing fires or any new fire starts will have the opportunity to spread very rapidly," Grams said.
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"The fire outflanked us very rapidly today," Chad Cook, an assistant fire chief, said at a news conference.
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We were supposed to be recording that album exclusively for Columbia, but that went to shit very rapidly.
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Over time, undergrowth, saplings and dead trees accumulate, creating conditions in which a fire can spread very rapidly.
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"We have moved very rapidly to support Mozambique," said Abebe Aemro Selassie, director of the IMF's African department.
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"Evidence has been accumulating very rapidly showing aspirin works in reducing cancer and cardiovascular disease mortality," Cao said.
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Deputies reported that she "accelerated very rapidly" and then clocked her on a radar gun going 142 mph.
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"Things are moving very, very rapidly", Inga Beale, chief executive of Lloyd's, one of the industry participants, said.
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The loans will get to the small business which then can continue to pay the workers very rapidly.
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My answer is: Google used to have a lot of agency, which is unfortunately declining very, very rapidly.
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So, we are advancing very rapidly in this transformation process, and the world is going in that direction.
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It's very clear that the problem is not technological—there are the technological means to decarbonize very rapidly.
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"I can assure you that my support and support of evangelicals would be dissipating very rapidly," Perkins said.
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The state of Maryland has been setting hospital prices since the 85033s when prices were increasing very rapidly.
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It's not that they know which changes will outwit the human immune system, but they're replicating very rapidly.
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"We have been fortunate to see the company scale very rapidly from close quarters," Somaia told me via email.
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I'm used to my popover tin, which is an excellent heat conductor and thus heats up very rapidly. Pyrex?
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Once Chloe's choices start putting events in motion, she has a lot of growing up to do very rapidly.
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"Any inflexion point would be a strong negative that would lead us to get out very rapidly," he said.
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The trend starts off slowly then accelerates very rapidly until the activity on the price chart is almost vertical.
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"They'll decay very rapidly," agreed Christopher Rodning, an archaeologist at Tulane University who had no involvement in the research.
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Yellen's point is that inflation just has not been accelerating much at all, nor have wages grown very rapidly.
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"We're talking about a vaccine … developing very rapidly a vaccine for the virus," he said at a press conference.
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" He further commented that the Marines are looking at developing mobile launchers "that can shoot and move very rapidly.
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"We need to move extremely fast and make prototypes very rapidly," says Spencer Burns, CNC Model Maker at Facebook.
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"We're scaling very rapidly, have made aggressive investments and now we're scaling the investments that we've made," he said.
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Bahar said he expects Venzeula's figure to increase "very rapidly" and eventually exceed that of the Middle Eastern state.
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"The two monkeys are very active and healthy, they progress very rapidly like human babies," author Qiang Sun said.
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This looks at short-form video, with the blue line and daily time spent in China growing very rapidly.
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On Saturday, there were two sides that were in an American city that were — then it was escalating very rapidly.
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"Leveraged lending and student lending, which is growing rapidly and deteriorating very rapidly," J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon responded.
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They're paying off debt very rapidly and I think they're going to start a stock buyback program pretty quickly here.
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"We're still looking at the Vita unless interest begins to decline very rapidly," said Image & Form Games CEO Brjánn Sigurgeirsson.
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"That shift happened very rapidly over a year and a half," CEO James Park said in an interview with TechCrunch.
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Plus, the droplets of liquid can just slide off the surface very rapidly, which makes them very easy to clean.
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Not only is it saving considering sums on spending, but it has the potential to scale its fleet very rapidly.
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When you know the scratching issues you would be facing, you will have something that is very rapidly not usable.
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It'll either rise on the strength of its understanding of the modern mobile consumer or it will sink very rapidly.
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So you in essence get free iron in the blood, and that allows these bacteria to proliferate very, very rapidly.
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"This is very rapidly expanding into a scourge," Stu Sjouwerman, CEO for cybersecurity training firm KnowBe4, recently told The Hill.
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"This virus spreads very rapidly beyond ethnic boundaries to people beyond the original community affected by the virus," he said.
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He refused to not admit that the lobster, or the animal of goodness, was boiling very rapidly in the pot.
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"It's a really sobering reminder that what seems like some sort of eternal order can very rapidly collapse," he said.
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Software allows a small number of people to capture total market control very rapidly at a low cost of entry.
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"Because of the digital age, attitudes and styles happen and change very rapidly in today's world," Mr. Della Valle said.
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Toll takers, which actually was a very well-paying job on the freeways and the highways, that's been very rapidly automated.
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Everyone knew immediately what had happened, and the security services appeared right away and evacuated a lot of people very rapidly.
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A computer worm is a piece of malicious software that can replicate itself, sometimes very rapidly, distributing itself across connected computers.
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These suppliers — or platforms — need to innovate very rapidly in their areas to always make sure they're indispensable to their customers.
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"Industrial production in the United States has not been expanding very rapidly, not because of the Federal Reserve's fault," he said.
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"Now we know that once an elephant is poached it's going very rapidly into the trade, which is worrying," says Bennett.
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Earlier this week Jeff Bezos told reporters Amazon&aposs Indian business is doing "extremely well" and "growing very rapidly," per LiveMint.
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Seipler: The industry very rapidly is going away from the small amenity bottles and that does have a revenue reduction potentially.
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Seipler: The industry very rapidly is going away from the small amenity bottles and that does have a revenue reduction potentially.
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So the population grows very rapidly by world-historical standards, which means that the apportionment and redistricting functions are very disruptive.
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"We're excited to have Alberto join us and bring in additional leaders, because the company is scaling very rapidly," says Kim.
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"I would point to Chinese corporate debt as the biggest threat," he said, adding that it's growing very rapidly in China.
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In the TV show episode that starred the polygonal cyberspace creature, there were scenes in which bright colors flashed very rapidly.
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Justin Trudeau up in Canada, for example, is very rapidly implementing all of the Liberal Party's most popular and workable ideas.
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The reason they're so frequently used by militaries and wars and other times is because they can be constructed very rapidly.
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"After 1990, cities in India have grown very rapidly," said Samrat Basak, director of the World Resource Institution India's Urban Water Program.
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"When you know the scratching issues you would be facing, you will have something that is very rapidly not usable," he said.
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"Now you have kids who are able to independently transfer a rumor among themselves very rapidly and across large distances," says Howard.
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"Funding is very rapidly being transferred from social spending to security spending and this will aggravate the issues we're seeing," Oyen said.
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" Immigration Mexican troops at the border "But it's all changing and it's changing very rapidly, and we're doing really well right now.
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" Penny Lane on the statue of Baphomet: "The meaning of these symbols and ideas and mythologies and images can change very rapidly.
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"They're an example of nature adapting very rapidly to the changes that we have made in the planet," Kays tells The Verge.
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"Democracy in Cambodia is very rapidly eroding to a point where no other opposing forces are left to fight dictatorship," she said.
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" The previous day, he promised that the country would soon be "rolling again" and that "our economy will come back very rapidly.
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"What's happened over the last six years is that the enterprise and public sector have very rapidly adopted AWS in the cloud."
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Most people with alopecia areata are otherwise healthy, but the hair loss may occur very rapidly and may cause severe emotional distress.
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A "bomb cyclone" is one such rotating storm, but one where the pressure at the center of the storm drops very rapidly.
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Conversely, OECD consumption rose very rapidly between 225 and 28 and again between 2613 and 2261, when real prices were relatively low.
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"The possibility of things sort of very rapidly leading into shortages could give you that disorder that I was talking about," he said.
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"As the wall rapidly goes up, drug seizures rise and the border crossings are going down, and going down very rapidly," he said.
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The findings suggest the population expanded "very rapidly" thousands of kilometers south, but in uneven spurts, and then diversified into multiple population types.
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And as he showed in his paper, the value of an out-of-the-money option rises very rapidly as volatility inches up.
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It makes it easier to maneuver in a very rapidly changing environment without having to telegraph everything you're doing to the public market.
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"We are getting the hang of acquiring companies and propelling our roadmap very rapidly," OneLogin CEO and co-founder Thomas Pedersen told TechCrunch.
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The 210 doesn't have wireless charging, but its 26,210mAh battery can be recharged very rapidly through the 10's USB Type-C port.
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These types of landers offer up a unique testing environment for companies, since they can descend very rapidly from high altitudes, unlike helicopters.
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MN: There's really two buckets of consumer investing: one is the emergence of new platforms, where consumers adopt a new technology very rapidly.
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"She pretty [much] had no hearing in one ear, but then was progressively and very rapidly losing the hearing in her other ear."
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"High frame rates will appeal to consumers of games and movies because this content usually changes very rapidly on the display," Kang said.
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Let's not restrict ourselves because there are a lot of other parts of this world besides China that are also growing very rapidly.
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We worked closely alongside them, iterating very rapidly as we continually tested the many theories we'd come up with to validate or disprove them.
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What is going on is not only this rise of authoritarianism but also, simultaneously, you are seeing this country move very rapidly toward oligarchy.
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"It's a new technology that allows you to deliver a drug into the brain very, very rapidly and at very high concentration," Volkow said.
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"The city of Houston has been growing very, very rapidly, and now you also have this aging infrastructure," Pannell said at the 2016 meeting.
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Philly: YOU LEAVE GRITTY ALONE HE IS A NATIONAL TREASURE We're in a moment where memes and news cycles come and go very rapidly.
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And all the soluble cyanide salts do roughly the same thing: they very rapidly inhibit the body's cells from being able to use oxygen.
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Lanxess said demand for icaridin, which its unit Saltigo markets under the name Saltidin, had risen "very rapidly" since the start of the year.
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So from the very beginning, this was clearly a high-stakes story, and very rapidly the body of evidence expanded to an extraordinary extent.
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"Before anyone had time to react in a matter of seconds the flames had spread very rapidly and engulfed the entire rooftop," she said.
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He insisted during Tuesday's press briefing that the economy "will come back very rapidly" and that the country "can be rolling again" soon enough.
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"We think we can have quite a few units up very rapidly," Trump said, adding he will specifically be working with New York Gov.
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Universities are "essentially being forced to experiment with — and very rapidly adopt — some kind of online education," Coursera CEO Jeff Maggioncalda told Business Insider.
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The key difference is that white liberals have changed their minds very rapidly, thus altering the political space in which Democratic Party politicians operate.
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The black holes are so tiny and yet so massive that they can be close enough together to move around each other very, very rapidly.
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But the internet, we maintained our leadership on in the U.S. because we moved very rapidly, and we created a win-win relationship with China.
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"We were getting new symptoms and worsening symptoms very rapidly," Marie's step-daughter Gina Premier, who works as a nurse practitioner at the hospital, said.
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What we know about the antiquity of diseases that exist today is changing very rapidly, so the answer might be clearer in the near future.
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It was many, many years trying to get permits, they couldn't get the permits, but we got the permits and we got it very rapidly.
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Since then other Latin American countries have revealed that they have also detected the virus that appears to be spreading very rapidly through the continent.
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"The scientific community of the world is much more prepared to work together very rapidly in order to cope with huge health situations," Savino said.
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That story was really about one of the most ancient and traditional societies on Earth very rapidly being upended by the opening of market forces.
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With the online store, "what started as a relatively small experiment has grown very rapidly," said Ben Watson, the executive creative director of Herman Miller.
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Read More Poverty to soar without climate action: World Bank Inequality, in a simple, classic definition, is extreme poverty, which has been shrinking very rapidly.
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In other words, even though email took off very rapidly, it took much longer for it to kill off one of the technologies it replaced.
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And then when we're waking up, our bodies are getting warmer very rapidly, Dr. Gallup explains, which may trigger changes in our need for circulation.
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New direct-to-garment printing and digital printing on t-shirts is going to grow very rapidly over the next few years, according to Berdigans.
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France and Sweden built some of the cleanest grids in the developed world by scaling up nuclear power very rapidly in the 22050s and '80s.
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"Our studies have found that viruses can spread very rapidly via the hands because of the large number of surfaces that you touch," Gerba said.
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"Things can change very rapidly in the watch world, the way they can with other investments," said Daryn Schnipper, chairwoman of Sotheby's international watch division.
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"We are getting so close now to the 2018 campaign cycle that the window to get anything big done is closing very rapidly," said Judy.
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"The striking thing is they're moving very rapidly and directionally," said Professor Shapiro, who has studied butterfly migrations in California for more than 40 years.
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I'm working very rapidly to get features in so that by October of this year we'll have an alpha release to put in actual museums.
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If the Federal Reserve decided to start raising interest rates very rapidly, that would probably have the effect of raising the value of the dollar.
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"Things at Augusta don't happen very rapidly," said Kay Cockerill, a two-time U.S. Women's Amateur champion who will also be part of NBC's coverage team.
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Similar to Area 120 or Microsoft Garage, for example, the NPE Team plans to deliver apps that will "change very rapidly" in response to consumer feedback.
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"That kicked off an intense investigation, a very rapidly evolving investigation because of the way the world is," New Middletown Police Chief Vince D'Egidio told WYTV.
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This is when "the prejudiced associations you make very rapidly in your brain [occur] so rapidly that you're not even aware you're making them," Sen says.
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"In Santa Rosa National Park, the jaguar population is increasing very rapidly due to the effective management of the habitat," he wrote me in an email.
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"The government can sort of trot out its own views and spread them very rapidly, in addition to a bunch of other nonstate entities," he said.
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Also, the influenza virus mutates very rapidly and has split into many strains that circulate simultaneously each winter, and several have evolved resistance to older drugs.
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And it's something you talk about in the N.B.A. with your teams, but this group in particular has really grown to love each other very rapidly.
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"When we arrived, the fire had already started on several floors," Captain Fuet told reporters later Tuesday morning, adding that the blaze had spread very rapidly.
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So if it's constructed very rapidly, that gives it the sense that now that we're 14 months out from the shutdown, it's still a viable idea.
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Based on leaked emails I saw, the startup has been killing it over the past few months — its monthly recurring revenue has been growing very rapidly lately.
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Over a particular set of months, however, we found that the rate at which new aggregates appeared started to increase very rapidly – in technical terms, it diverged.
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Nowotny and his team have found that separable odors aren't perceived at the same time; rather, the coffee and croissant odors are processed very rapidly in alternation.
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"We'll continue to grow the platform very rapidly and move a step closer towards our goal of changing how mass transit and public transit work," he said.
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Now, more and more cities and states are increasing their minimum wages, raising pay for millions of workers and showing that social change can happen very rapidly.
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Programs that address the mother baby dyad, like the Nurse Family Partnership, pay for themselves very rapidly by inculcating attachment and parenting skills, supporting breast-feeding, etc.
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"We think we can have quite a few units up very rapidly," he said, adding that he would work with the governors of New York and California.
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GLENN THRUSH: And the other thing about it is the--is white voters, as a percentage of the electorate, are just decreasing very rapidly-- TIM MILLER: Yeah.
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And if a recession begins, the strongest part of the economy now is that consumer confidence and consumer spending remains strong, that can turn around very rapidly.
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"I do believe what we've seen – especially over the last couple of years – is we've seen renewable technologies coming down very rapidly in price," Henrik Poulsen said.
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If you have a jail that gets somebody in there who's positive for COVID-19, it could spread very rapidly because of the crowded nature of jails.
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He fell a lot in national polls in the week between Iowa and New Hampshire, showing that the race remains fluid and momentum really can shift very rapidly.
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KAPLAN: SO, HAVING LIVED MY CAREER IN THE MARKETS, I WOULD SAY MARKETS HAVE A TENDENCY TO MOVE THOSE KIND OF PROBABILITIES AND DO IT VERY, VERY RAPIDLY.
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Experience suggests once stress levels are already moderately elevated it does not take much to push them into a severe condition and the shift can come very rapidly.
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"We'll be doing something very rapidly having to do with additional security for our country," Trump said during a joint press conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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"Broadly speaking, it is a comfortable and a familiar world which people look to at a time when everything else in Britain is changing very rapidly," he said.
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"The impact will multiply very rapidly in the hours and days to come," said Roland Héguy, president of the Umih, the French trade association of hotels and restaurants.
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"There is room for a budget pre-roll that could scale very rapidly and compete better with the black market," said Ms. Gomez, referring to ready-made joints.
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"We have a lot of plans to revitalize the Venezuelan economy and to move very rapidly," Mr. Kudlow said at an event sponsored by The Christian Science Monitor.
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If selflessness becomes the driving force behind development of technology instead of personal profit, suddenly technology transforms into an enormously powerful force to change the world very rapidly.
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"As a consequence of that, nicotine gets delivered to the brain very rapidly," said Dr. Frank T. Leone, director of the Comprehensive Smoking Treatment Program at Penn Medicine.
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"We'll be doing something very rapidly having to do with additional security for our country," he said during a joint press conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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"I don't think inflation will move up very rapidly from here but it's clear inflation is steadily moving up," said David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management.
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Honestly it was pretty scary cause we just got thrown into the race and we had to talk to people very rapidly — we were pitching and pitching and pitching.
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"They were trying to get back into the game very rapidly and vigorously," said Luiz Cezar Fernandes, the founder of Pactual, who first brought on Mr. Esteves in 1989.
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Taken together, the research suggests a connection between intense and excessive exercise and a type of heart arrhythmia called atrial fibrillation, where the heart beats very rapidly and irregularly.
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Although the sample size was small, and the effect was not as strong as in mice, people's microbiomes do seem to shift on a raw diet, and very rapidly.
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The available evidence, Autor said, suggests that this trend has continued "very rapidly" over the last decade, increasing the share of American workers who work in the service industries.
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The decline period that it experienced was also far shorter than America's and from 2009 to the first half of this year, Canada's housing prices have increased very rapidly.
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"The fire outflanked us very rapidly today, pushed by those 40 to 50 mph winds," Ventura County Fire Assistant Chief Chad Cook said during a press conference, according to KCBS.
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Thompson's top stock pick"The consumption of media has grown very rapidly — and one of our bigger holdings is in the media space, or our biggest holding is," he said.
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"As these models grow very rapidly in emerging markets, we want to ensure that women are not left behind," the IFC's gender lead, Henriette Kolb, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"Machine learning methods are good at giving very precise classifiers, given tons of data, whereas the insect model is very good at doing a rough classification very rapidly," Delahunt said.
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Like other complex systems, the market can shift from one phase (undersupply) to another (oversupply) very rapidly and with little warning ("Cyclical behaviour of the oil market", Reuters, June 2018).
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Manufacturing jobs no longer pay more than average, but they do pay much more than jobs in fast-growing sectors like leisure and hospitality, which have been growing very rapidly.
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Artificial intelligence technology is advancing very rapidly and is going to fundamentally change how we get our healthcare, with virtual doctors and AI-powered diagnostics on the horizon, Canton said.
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"The memo offered an explanation for why Rotterdam crew members were not kept more aware of the nature of their mission, saying the situation on the Zaandam "escalated very rapidly.
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"You actually have to have and possess the competencies needed, and that changes very rapidly, so you have to be able to adjust and upscale yourself very quickly," Wingard said.
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He pointed out that both Mexico's exports to the U.S. and American exports to Mexico rose very rapidly after NAFTA went into effect in 1994, but only until about 2000.
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In that case, the Commission is committed to redouble its efforts and expects the same redoubled efforts from your negotiators, with the aim of concluding a subsequent agreement very rapidly.
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Illegal surrogate products like the bath lotion account for about 20 percent of the market, and demand for them is growing very rapidly, according to RBC, a Russian news website.
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On every real-time metric, manufacturing activity lost momentum in the final quarter of 2018 and extending throughout the first three months of 2019, after expanding very rapidly earlier in 2018.
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We knew he was ill from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, but in February of last year, he just declined very rapidly and he was gone and I was on my own.
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"The drugs are differentiated from traditional antibiotics and anti-bacterial drug approaches in that their mechanism of action targets bacterial cell membranes, killing bacteria very rapidly," he said in an interview.
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"Prices have dropped significantly and very rapidly so it's quite reasonable to have some kind of upward adjustment," Richard Lu, analyst at CRU consultancy in Beijing, pointing to an "oversold market".
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It's a bunch of confident people with the most jacked leg muscles you've ever seen lifting heavy shit very rapidly — yeah, I'm not trying to be the rookie in that group.
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We're able to shoot back very rapidly and it's a threatening system that's going to — going to cause any [ISIS] fighters in the area to think twice before approaching our forces.
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But then we found out very rapidly that we were entering into an arena that was much more complicated and filled with more political and economical factors than we could have imagined.
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"At the current rate of job growth — 250K plus per month — we are absorbing any remaining slack in the labor market very rapidly," Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, told CNBC.
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In the UK, "the salons themselves were really popular here; they sprung up very rapidly," said Amanda Walsh, a senior scientist with the Emerging Infections and Zoonoses team of Public Health England.
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The evidence suggests that campaign ads have small effects that decay rapidly — very rapidly — but just enough of the impact accumulates to make running more advertising than your opponent seem a necessity.
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It soon began to catch on among larger companies and continue to grow very rapidly, hitting $4.6 billion in revenue on 42 percent year-over-year growth in the most recent quarter.
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Setting out to investigate, he very rapidly and pointlessly unleashes hell upon himself in the form of the Seven Demons, a team of maniacal assassins who arrive en masse to murder him.
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"It is a high-loss amount fraud case, and in those cases, your guidelines sentence can climb very rapidly," said Rachel E. Barkow, a former member of the United States Sentencing Commission.
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However, if it does not get done, as you mentioned, we think we have the ability to move very rapidly on a buyback as we communicated earlier in the January time frame.
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"As the oil producing countries, largely in the Middle East get a benefit of that, historically there was an uptick very rapidly in demand, but we are not seeing that," Clark said.
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"Renewables have already overtaken coal as a global power source, electric vehicles are the growth segment of the auto industry and jobs are being created very rapidly in clean energy," she said.
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Some of the physical and economical circumstances, while they're not exactly the same as it was, there are vestiges of it and we've been moving very rapidly to eliminate all of it.
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But if you're looking at HR issues, or infrastructure issues, we're growing very rapidly, so we already have to look at our new campus, even though our old campus was just finished.
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"This open the floodgates for this industry to grow very rapidly and scale on a national level," said Bethany Gomez, director of research for Brightfield Group, a cannabis market researcher based in Chicago.
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When you are consuming sugar in hot drinks, it's easy to drink a large volume of liquid in a short time, and any sugar it contains is very rapidly absorbed into the body.
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"We're trying to allow for new types of in-flight experiences with a modular cabin architecture that allows for customized spaces that can be loaded and unloaded onto aircraft very rapidly," he added.
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As the operation is gaining pace very rapidly, civilians are caught up in the city under the oppressive rule of ISIL, while facing extreme danger associated with movement due to excessive air strikes.
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That's precisely the reason why we have a full-stack health care company…It's absolutely critical that we get this data very, very rapidly so we can start adjusting them off of meds.
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"Once you get to critical mass, whether it's on the team in a division, but especially in a company or in an ecosystem, then you very rapidly shift in culture," Kapor Klein says.
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"We tend to forget very rapidly the impact that influenza has on our communities, and we often times have flu seasons just as intense as this one, but we forget it," Piedra said.
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"In the present environment it's probably a safe strategy, but as we saw with housing in 07/08 that environment can change very rapidly," said Nancy Bush, banking analyst at Georgia-based NAB Research.
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In infants infected with HIV close to birth, progression of the disease occurs very rapidly within the first few months of life and can often lead to death, according to the World Health Organization.
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"What we're seeing is the positive of strong earnings being offset by the very rapidly rising political risks," said Oliver Pursche, vice chairman and chief market strategist at Bruderman Asset Management in New York.
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The initiative "is very rapidly becoming a tool of the special interests," Jerry Brown, then the secretary of state, testified at a 43 state hearing where signature gatherers detailed a range of deceptive practices.
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"We were able to very quickly and very rapidly get letters interpreted, get pictures identified, capture photos, identify places talked about, technical collections discussed, because they were all in one place," Dr. Mitchell testified.
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"Despite those efforts, the demand for plastic is continuing to grow very rapidly" in both developing nations and richer ones, said Peter Levi, a lead author of the IEA's 2018 report on petrochemicals' future.
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Dr. Hollier examined one pregnant patient, Sarvia Alonzo, who had had three previous C-sections, increasing the risk of a condition called placenta accreta that can lead women to bleed to death very rapidly.
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While that does help, and maybe creates a little void in the organizational function for awhile, there's so much money involved, that that will be filled very rapidly, and they'll be back in business.
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It turns out that we still don't trade that much with China compared with the EU. It is increasing very rapidly, but our trade relationship with the EU is vastly bigger than with China.
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It seems to suggest a kind of impossible idea, because what we think of as "nature" is very rapidly changing in the anthropocene [the current geological epoch defined by humanity's effects on the earth].
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"That's when Janet and I first noticed that the place was changing very rapidly, a lot of the old businesses were starting to close, and new high-rise buildings were being built," Scheinbaum told Hyperallergic.
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Some speculate that an AGI could appear within the next few decades in a so-called hard take-off, where its capabilities increase very rapidly as the program undergoes a process of recursive self-improvement.
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Most importantly, because of the low birth rate and rising life expectancy, the number of over-60s is expected to go up very rapidly, from about 166m now to 342m in only 20 years' time.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit Police Chief Carlos Rojas said Monday surveillance video shows 27-year-old John Cowell "struck very rapidly," stabbing 183-year-old Nia Wilson to death and injuring her sister, Latifa Wilson.
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" To him, the Me Too movement called into question coed offices, a fundamental fact of modern life, because "things are deteriorating very rapidly at the moment in terms of the relationships between men and women.
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BE: No. I think that what is happening now is that China is motoring along very rapidly, building a very strong digital infrastructure in the country, which will benefit, you know, the whole innovation there.
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And it's something you talk about in the N.B.A. with your teams, but this group in particular has really grown to love each other very rapidly, and we understand the opportunity we have this year.
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This suggests not only that what we eat and the microorganisms that live inside us are intimately linked, but that it is possible to change the makeup of our gut bacteria very rapidly based on diet.
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"We'll be doing something very rapidly having to do with the security of our country," Trump said at a joint news conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe after the pair met at the White House.
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"I am very encouraged by the degree to which they are going to use executive orders to ... dramatically change things very rapidly," said former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, a Trump supporter, at a Heritage Foundation lecture.
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But I can tell you there is a very strong consensus in the House that Obamacare is collapsing on the American people," he said, adding that deliberations on fixing health care issues are "moving very rapidly.
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Instead of a rising tide lifting all boats, most families are left high and dry as the wealthy suck up a larger and larger share of an overall pool of money that isn't growing very rapidly.
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"However, the shadow banking sector is growing very rapidly recently, due partly to regulatory arbitrage and regulatory vacuum," he said adding that Chinese banks and insurance firms have rushed to tap the lucrative shadow lending business.
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"Otkritie group was growing very rapidly by all measures over recent years and this was financed by debt, while major risks were taken by the bank," Dmitry Tulin, first deputy chairman at the central bank, said.
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"If you start in a functional range of motion under control and create perturbations your body can handle, then you're going to improve very rapidly because that's what our bodies are good at: adaptation," says Guyett.
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But the truth is that nobody knows anything, life is unpredictable, and while politics is shaped by deep demographic trends whose influence is detectable in the midterms, things can also change very rapidly in unexpected ways.
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"The bottom line is in the Delaware, you are seeing the opening up of new economic benches, and those haven't been as heavily drilled recently, so it's a basin that is opening up very rapidly," said Dittmar.
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"What I've never experienced in the past is where there has been very deliberate misinformation about this project that is being published in an effort to get very rapidly a very emotive social media response," McCluskey added.
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The state of the economy in 2016 is pretty good, but political science seems to tell us that the rate of improvement matters more than the level of conditions, and the economy is not growing very rapidly.
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In India, these advances are taking shape very rapidly, with Deloitte projecting that by 2020, there will be 1.9 billion IoT units in the country and that the market value of this sector will hit $9 billion.
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"The cost of battery is now dropping very rapidly, so in the near future, the cost of the electric vehicle will be comparable to the conventional cars," Masaki Sakuyama, president and CEO at Mitsubishi Electric, told CNBC.
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"All of these things we build in a more and more generic way so that we can then deploy them very rapidly to service our new lines of businesses," Pham said of Uber's various platform-powering tools.
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"Privacy is one of the major, very sensitive issues nowadays given that the data is increasing very rapidly," Candy Wu, vice president of Guangzhou, China-based CloudWalk, said during a panel at CNBC's East Tech West event.
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But we need to ramp up our defense of this, both as social media companies and as the United States federal and the 211 state governments very rapidly, and I think we know what they're doing now.
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"For those who may have not been abiding by federal law when it comes to sensitive and classified information, I think they've got the message and I think you will see things change very rapidly," he added.
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Considering that the situation on the ground is deteriorating by the minute and the lack of food and medicine in Venezuela will probably get much worse, the 85033-million figure will only go up, and very rapidly.
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BUT GIVEN THAT MISMANAGEMENT DURING A CRUCIAL PERIOD OF TIME FOR YOUR INDUSTRY WHERE CHANGES WERE OCCURRING VERY RAPIDLY, WHAT GIVES YOU THE CONFIDENCE THAT COMING IN AS YOU HAVE AFTER THAT YOU CAN TURN AROUND THIS COMPANY?
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"The reality is that Microsoft has very little experience in some of the newer categories it's entering very rapidly, which may expose it to more risk of problems in manufacturing," said Jan Dawson, chief analyst at Jackdaw Research.
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"We have seen very little impact on peripheral spreads since Sintra but this could change very rapidly in a short period of time if the messaging is a bit too hawkish today," said DZ Bank strategist Daniel Lenz.
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The president told reporters during a news conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that "we'll be doing something very rapidly having to do with additional security for our country" and that details would be revealed next week.
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We cherish Downes's evidence that painting can be truer than photography to the ways that our eyes process the world: reaping patches of tone and color which our brains combine very rapidly, but not instantly, into seamless wholes.
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But strategists say that's not happening yet, and several say that won't happen until the yield starts to either rise very rapidly, or get somewhere over 3 percent, which is the year-end target of some bond pros.
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"We are going to take the patient's blood, identify the antibodies, and do it very rapidly," said Amy Jenkins, program manager at Darpa's biological technologies office, which is supporting AbCellera's work with a four-year, $35 million grant.
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"I was extremely worried that I was stuck there while the situation was changing very rapidly," said Takeo Aoyama, who arrived in Tokyo on a chartered plane carrying 260 Japanese nationals out of Wuhan, with more flights planned.
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"I was extremely worried that I was stuck there while the situation was changing very rapidly," said Takeo Aoyama, who arrived in Tokyo on a chartered plane carrying 206 Japanese nationals out of Wuhan, with more flights planned.
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In this view, the period from about 1870 to 1970 was an anomalous period when a series of major inventions — electricity, the internal combustion engine, indoor plumbing, and so forth — temporarily allowed the American economy to grow very rapidly.
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There was obviously a plan in place, and the young man was taken to a local neurosurgical unit very rapidly, which gave him the best chance possible of having a good outcome from what is a very serious injury.
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"They'll be coming to the White House, and we're talking about a vaccine and developing, very quickly — and they've already started working on it — developing, very rapidly, a vaccine for the virus," Trump said during a press briefing Sunday.
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Instead of using neural networks to learn about a vast corpus of information, the startup takes a different approach, putting the text in a database and building decision trees to very rapidly train the data to arrive at the required information.
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At this point, internet use is fairly universal in developed countries — which occurred very, very rapidly, as this chart emphasizes — and while it's less prevalent in developing countries and the world at large, the trendlines are going in the right direction.
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Describing the charges against Cowell, BART Police Chief Carlos Rojas said that the 27-year-old suspect had appeared to pull out his knife unprovoked and "very rapidly" stabbed Wilson after she exited a train at MacArthur Station in Oakland.
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Let's not forget that in 2014, astrophysicists working on the BICEP2 telescope claimed to have found the first evidence of gravitational waves in the early universe, supporting the theory of "inflation"— that the cosmos expanded very rapidly after the Big Bang.
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I think that's because we've created these big efficiencies in markets and I think that's a really fascinating trend in terms of company formation, because suddenly you can really get to enormous scale very rapidly like you couldn't before. Right. And?
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"In view of the very rapidly deteriorating situation of the economy, I am informing you today, with immediate effect, that I will reduce my salary and benefits by 25 percent," Weah said, pledging the savings to a development fund for Liberia.
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They will get better very rapidly, they don't even see a doctor or call doctor, you never hear about those people so you can't put them down in the category, in overall population in terms of this corona flu, or virus.
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"When the environment changes very rapidly, and changes in a way that poses fitness challenges, then species that are going to be able to adaptively respond to that are ones that already have the necessary genetic diversity in hand," Whitehead says.
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"France had rather organized parties, and they are melting down very rapidly; it's the same thing as in Italy," said Mr. Rosanvallon, pointing to the decline of Italy's Christian Democrats and Communists as the populist Five Star movement has ascended.
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AND, YOU KNOW, YOU COULD OWN 100% OF A FOREIGN OWNED ENTITY IN CHINA, WHICH PROBABLY WASN'T GOING TO GROW VERY RAPIDLY, OR WE COULD OWN 73% OF A JOINT VENTURE WITH UNISPLENDOUR WHICH IS BASICALLY THE COMMERCIAL ENTITY UNDER TSINGHUA UNIVERSITY.
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There is no shame in employing this reset tactic since every financial instrument trades on expectations, although the most astute managements usually don't take numerous quarters to reset unless their businesses are deteriorating very rapidly, either of which is a cautionary signal.
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Four USB webcams hooked up to a PC scan the cube determine the state of the colors and feed the information through an implementation of the Kociemba Rubik's cube solving algorithm, which determines what moves are needed to solve the cube very rapidly.
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"It's hard for me to believe that Dunkin' is going to be able to capture more share in that environment where the two biggest behemoths in the sector that compete against them are growing very rapidly," said BTIG restaurant industry analyst Peter Saleh.
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In other words, in theory, I can be president of the United States and run my business 250 percent, sign checks on my business, which I am phasing out of very rapidly, you know, I sign checks, I'm the old-fashioned type.
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If they begin to move very rapidly, then we're going to go into a different kind of phase of trading here," Cashin, UBS director of floor operations at the New York Stock Exchange, said in an interview on "Squawk on the Street.
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Suddenly a term that seems fairly standard is up for debate, and unless a founder (and their VC) is paying very close attention to the legal process (from experience, no one really is), then the legal bills for the round can spiral very, very rapidly.
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First of all, have a constructive, positive relationship in which we can talk on a broad range of issues that matter to us, very rapidly, that we have a very good working relationship, because obviously we are each other's closest neighbours and best allies.
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"We are also concerned that in a very innovative financial system such as China's, new products can emerge very quickly and very rapidly become large and popular, and potentially a systemic risk," said James Walsh, deputy division chief of the Monetary and Capital Markets Department.
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"I think we will see some more mid-sized Italian players go in next, especially men's wear groups like Zegna or Brioni, as well as watch and jewelry brands, as a taste for the latter tends to develop very rapidly in emerging markets," she said.
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"It's fair to say that they have not had the same reaction that we did after we had 9/11," which was "to share information amongst ourselves and to get into a position to share it very rapidly with our international partners," Ms. Monaco said.
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"Because of the systematic nature of the technology we're in a position very rapidly to identify areas of therapy that have particular cell conversions at their essence — and then drive that IP generation around those cells very quickly and create an IP footprint," he says.
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So we're literally hiring truck drivers and teachers, retail workers and fast-food workers ... and very rapidly, within 20 weeks, getting them through a computer science degree and getting them into not just actual jobs but proving they can be highest performers in those roles.
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I think he was he got sick in a number of hours, within two days he was in the hospital... They call it flesh-eating for a reason because can really infect her tissues and move very very rapidly and some people do unfortunately lose limbs.
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But it highlights an important and little-considered fact: It's not just that species are going extinct at an alarming rate -- at least 100 times what could be considered "normal," and maybe much higher than that -- but that populations of still-common animals are declining very rapidly.
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Rapidly Growth in WMPs: Baidu's FSG business has grown from assets of CNY12 billion at end-2016 to CNY25 billion at end-March 7503, and we expect both FSG's WMP assets and micro-loan book to continue to expanding very rapidly at least in the short-term.
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Financial market sentiment and confidence can often turn in the blink of an eye and history shows that when sterling falls it can fall very far, very rapidly - sometimes infecting British equity and bond prices and threatening a hiatus in overseas financing that would have wider economic consequences.
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That's because the sub-systems and habitats that make up larger systems can initially seem more resilient, but then unravel very rapidly when a tipping point is reached, according to the study, also by researchers from the School of Oriental and African Studies and the University of Bangor.
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"The Army Corps of Engineers is ready, willing and able, we have to give them the go ahead if we find that it's going to be necessary, we think that we can have quite a few units up very rapidly," Trump said at a White House news conference.
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Paul Krugman According to press reports, the Trump administration is basing its budget projections on the assumption that the U.S. economy will grow very rapidly over the next decade — in fact, almost twice as fast as independent institutions like the Congressional Budget Office and the Federal Reserve expect.
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Twenty years of repeated extensions of normal trade relations had only a relatively modest impact on the American economy, but making NTR status permanent led to a very rapidly displacement of American manufacturing work by Chinese imports in a way few PNTR proponents anticipated or have even acknowledged.
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Read MoreAmazon's gaming platform draws big numbers, mints money for gamers "In Amazon's case.... the retail side has never generated material net profits, but it is super, super clear that their online services business...is enormously valuable and a very rapidly growing infrastructure play" that gives them an advantage, he added.
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Unfortunately, the U.S. is unlikely at this moment to be the ground zero for the deployment of some of these youth prevention technologies because there's a moratorium on new product introductions, but obviously that's changing very rapidly, so if the opportunity for potentially the U.S. to move even more quickly [arises] . . .
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Trump voters are people who suddenly realized — and I mean very rapidly, over a couple of decades — that the system they thought they lived in, where they thought they were at the center of the country's power structures, isn't the objective reality everybody else occupies, but rather a system that's collapsing.
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So you can imagine of all scenarios, to be in a remote location, have a fire that occurs, have limited if any fire fighting capabilities that could address that, and then to all the sudden have a fire that spread very very rapidly, you couldn't ask for a worse situation.
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The last valuation noted in April 2017 at the Danish Companies House was about $52 million (€45 million), but they have been growing very rapidly, and one source tells us that the price paid was around $200-$225 million, while Danish publication Borsen says it's 753 million Danish kroner, or around $122 million.
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Many retail clients aren't allowed to trade those products because they aren't designed as retail products, and while they did lose a lot of their worth on February 5, they recovered very rapidly too, because they are institutional-based products, meaning large investors typically are buying those and not individuals like you or me.
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Notwithstanding the obvious possibility of drowning, most people don't think of another major danger of wading through the murky water: If you get a large laceration or even a minor cut from hidden debris, you could die of a tetanus infection or any one of a myriad of bacterial infections, which spread very rapidly.
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E-learning platform Coursera is granting universities free access to its 3,800 courses until July 31, as the coronavirus pandemic forces a global shift to remote learning, the company announced ThursdayUniversities are "essentially being forced to experiment with — and very rapidly adopt — some kind of online education," Coursera CEO Jeff Maggioncalda told Business Insider.
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"Banks in the United States in 2015 made more money than they ever made in the history of the industry, despite the fact that interest rates were historically low, the economy was not growing very rapidly and there were still lawsuits and fines being applied," Bove, vice president of equity research at Rafferty, said in an interview.
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It's possible that the high performance in this case is a fluke: Since fruit fly embryos develop very quickly, perhaps in their case "evolution has found this optimal solution because of that pressure to do everything very rapidly," said James Briscoe, a biologist at the Francis Crick Institute in London who did not participate in this study.
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There will always be new substances coming, but if we can be proactive enough to receive all the information from the pharmaceutical and biotech industries for new drugs with doping potential ... if we can access very rapidly all the illegal drugs that are released around the world almost every week, that's just a matter of resources.
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It is still up more than 50 percent on three months ago, when it was trading at around $600, "If something goes up very rapidly...people make a lot of money, and at some point they're going to want to sell, in order to realize their gains," said Marco Streng, CEO of bitcoin mining and trading firm Genesis Mining.
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Because what I've reported on before is how actual external shocks to societies — such as major terrorist attacks, a market crash, a war, and the disorientation and interruption and state of emergency that follows these events — can become a pretext to very rapidly push through pro-corporate policies that you wouldn't be able to advance otherwise.
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When asked if President Trump is considering a new executive order on immigration, a White House official says, "Nothing's off the table" Mexico warns its citizens living in US to "take precautions" and stay in touch with consular officials after US deports an undocumented mother President Donald Trump says his administration will "be doing something very rapidly" regarding US security.
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"We expect the number of BanQi users to grow very rapidly and easily surpass some local competitors," he said, citing as examples Brazilian fintech Nubank and digital lender Banco Inter SA. Both executives refused to provide the total amount invested by Via Varejo and Airfox in the launch of the platform, but said the initial disbursement involves mostly costs to add new clients.
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The gunman in the 2017 Las Vegas shooting used these modifications, which replace the stock (the part of the gun abutting the shoulder) with a moving component that, driven by recoil, leads the trigger to be pulled very, very rapidly, for a much higher rate of fire: The Las Vegas gunman fired 90 shots in 10 seconds, for a rate of fire of 21993 rounds per minute.
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"When it got to the logged area, it spread very rapidly and people just didn't have much time to evacuate in Paradise, so this whole notion that logging — so-called hazardous fuels reduction — was going to save the town is a dangerous falsehood," said Chad Hanson, a fire ecologist at the John Muir Project, an environmental group that has been critical of land-management policies and logging practices on public lands.
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Offers long-term job security (38 percent of millennials) Offers flexible hours (234 percent) Offers good mentorship opportunities (233 percent) Is growing very rapidly (230 percent) Only employs extremely talented and smart people (29 percent) Free food, cutting-edge mobile technology and a company's rank as a "market leader" can help sell a firm as a desirable place to work — and a fun place for millennial workers to document on Facebook — but career-oriented millennials don't see these perks as bargaining chips an employer can use in negotiating a job offer.
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William Schaffner prof of preventive medicine, VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY we have a spectrum, sars was very severe and very transmissible, mers, Middle East Respiratory Syndrome virus was also very serious, but not very transmissible, what we have learned so far by this virus, many infected, many also get better and go home, surely, with 6 death so far, but not as bad as the sars virus The Chinese scientists were wonderful, they very rapidly identify this virus and documented it was new, they sequenced in genome and made that available to the world community, there are now scientists around the world working on a rapid test, and work on the vaccine has already begun.
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