Even's technology works through a combination of software and hardware.
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Apparently, the US Postal Service works through shutdowns as well.
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It works through the unending vilification of a cartoonish enemy.
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It works through plastic wrap, which doesn't disrupt the laser's readings.
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Derrick Adams' ON will be at Pioneer Works through July 17.
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The expectations game works through recent polling, which showed Trump ahead.
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The Magnuson-Stevens Act succeeds because it works through regional councils.
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But Votel works through the night getting ready for the journey ahead.
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We produced works through a patchwork of resources, ingenuity, and institutional support.
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The smart license plate camera works through simple video and audio cues.
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I was finally able to access his figurative works through his landscapes.
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Wallis lives in Washington, D.C., and often works through conventional political channels.
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Saudi Arabia says Iran works through nonstate actors to weaken Arab nations.
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It all works through a proprietary app the retailer built for this test.
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Less than 221 percent of the workforce works through these kinds of apps.
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" Or, as Strassman tells me: "In the living world, spirit works through biology.
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He works through the night, sleeps late, and then works into the night again.
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Radar works through different materials and in the dark as well as the light.
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As she works through her curls and squat sets, her trainer cheers her on.
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They say their technique works through clothes, and is unaffected by different lighting conditions.
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Investors are saying "show me the model works through different economic cycles," he said.
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Until the residual of the Bernie Sanders movement works through that loophole, I'm out.
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She works through living with her disorder each day, using different skills from therapy.
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For common issues, this information is automatically displayed as the tech works through repairs.
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Shriner works through the internet with a website, a podcast, and a YouTube channel.
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But monetary policy works through different channels, and their relative importance shifts with time.
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Chris Ritson works through the crystallization process though the use of the mineral bismuth.
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It's pure adrenaline, and it works through all the games in that original trilogy.
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She never gives me the answer straight away, she works through it with me.
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All of this works through standard, "Hey Google," prompts, just like other Assistant features.
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The airline operator warned of possible continued delays, however, as it works through the problem.
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And, ultimately, he works through these emotions to justify a truly heinous and monstrous act.
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The technology works through a home monitor that helps to identify the biggest energy drains.
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It now works through 15 churches nationwide, visiting 50 or so pensioners in each place.
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Do you worry people will only view these works through the lens of the film?
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PEOPLE's Bot works through Facebook Messenger – just type a message and you'll get a response!
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But she also shared how she works through anger and frustration in a troubled world.
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Distributed ledger technology works through the use of the distributed communications technology of the internet.
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In addition, its Touch ID technology already works through a layer of transparent material — sapphire.
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The way the malware works through the Instagram comment is complicated and involves multiple steps.
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Chevron's profits have steadily improved as the oil market works through a glut of crude.
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They determine how smoothly it runs and works through intense tasks like gaming or multitasking.
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Gross margins also declined as the company works through price hikes and increased product costs.
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The artist undermines his own provocations in these works through their absurdity and adolescent humor.
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The program works through a trust financed by the sale of bonds to private investors.
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Plus, drivers can opt for a digital-key system that works through a smartphone app.
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Naked Wines said it would pause additional new orders while it works through existing bookings.
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As he works through his grief, he finds solace with single mother Lydia (Shannyn Sossamon).
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They determine how smoothly it runs and works through intense tasks like gaming or multitasking.
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The startup works through both automation and human-powered filing of insurance claims on your behalf.
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Along those lines, the entire Eero system works through an app that's refreshingly simple and elegant.
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The service works through the Lime app, which allows you to scan the area for vehicles.
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The remote also works through doors and windows with a range of up to 50 ft.
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Oscar will eventually offer the same service in other states as it works through regulatory hurdles.
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It even works through the camera's waterproof case, though you have to yell a bit louder.
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At one point, a dancer works through Michael Jackson's "Thriller" with no music in the background.
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Duffey, a Trump appointee, works through the OMB and is responsible for overseeing national security money.
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Perhaps that's the mechanism through which meritocracy works, through which people really do get what they deserve?
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Google unveiled Assistant on Tuesday, it's AI-powered system that works through its Home hub or smartphones.
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This works through two speakers that are positioned just above your ears as you wear the headset.
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Brent Stewart and Willie Stewart's Grand Ole Opera is on view at Pioneer Works through July 30.
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Devoted Health is looking at expanding beyond Florida as it works through its first year offering plans.
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The Slovakian born artist works through elements of sewing, sculpture, and millinery that combine humor with morbidity.
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A young woman works through feelings about her late father by spending time with an older man.
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And the families that rely on this program are waiting as Congress works through its budget standoff.
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As Dee Dee works through their usual nighttime routine, Gypsy goes through the motions but she's suddenly distant.
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Wifi works through the magic of radio waves, just like a cell phone network, or an actual radio.
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She works through her grief in front of you, and then, only then, is that phantom finally dispersed.
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ARKit enables what Apple refers to as "world tracking," which works through a technique called visual-inertial odometry.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF via Samsung YouTubeFor now, the fridge-peeping tool works through a smartphone.
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According to the product page, the remote also works through walls and doors up to 100 feet away.
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Come On Over, like all of Twain's albums, works through stories of heartache, empowerment, love, defiance, and cheekiness.
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The Sierra Club, which works through its Beyond Coal project to shut down power plants, celebrated Monday's announcement.
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"It only works through face to face communication," said Naweed, who was poached from ASOS a year ago.
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Here's where they are now: Work continues, as the team works through some of the limitations of Forge.
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He called on the audience to help push the plan, which is still in the works, through Congress.
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The laser works through clothes, and can match heartbeats to a database of "cardiac signatures" to identify individuals.
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It works through the band's history chronologically, allowing you to see the band evolve almost in real time.
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The broth cooks down, getting thicker and more flavorful, as he works through the rest of the dish.
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Amazon Comprehend Medical works through Amazon Web Services to offer guidance for health care data specialists using FHIR.
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FATCA works through "dual reporting": Other countries agree to report on the assets held by U.S. account holders.
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Viewers won't be viewing the works through their own eyes alone, but also through the experiences of others.
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The technology works through diffraction, producing a lightfield illumination with a layer of nanostructures added to a conventional LCD.
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Boeing also announced Wednesday it will pause share buybacks while it works through issues surrounding its 737 Max aircraft.
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It works through the Instax Share app and allows for filters and borders to be added to your snapshots.
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How it works: Through SkillsFuture, Singapore's government reimburses citizens up to SG$500 per year for approved retraining courses.
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The cosmic second half of his set, 25 minutes of "A Shadow In Time," works through this in reverse.
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The remote also works through walls and doors, so you may never need to get up from bed again.
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Kaspersky Ghoul works through "phishing" emails, which trick victims into downloading malicious software by appearing to be legitimate messages.
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The project, which works through machine learning, draws on fifteen thousand gene samples from patients and from laboratory cultures.
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I think, on some level, you know how much better off she'll be if she works through it herself.
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But the company told the paper it is now delaying the changes as it works through them with developers.
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It debuted a baby-monitoring system at CES 2020 that works through a wearable attached to a baby's diaper.
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These days, Mr. Hu works through the night on editorials about the trade war, North Korea and other topics.
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" In December, Google promised not to sell facial recognition software until it works through "important technology and policy questions.
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The work only looked like collage as Quinn's skillful hand works through several media: charcoal, colored pencil, pastels, and ink.
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At Gallery 400, an exhibition examines 14 of his most iconic concrete shell works through photographs, architectural models, and plans.
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The ads won't disappear overnight, but rather will be phased out as the process works through multiple regions and languages.
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I guess you'll learn this summer, Leo, as Mars retrograde works through the sector of your chart that rules relationships.
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The device is an Internet Protocol Television that works through a separate box, sort of like Apple TV or Roku.
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As she works through the archives, Scudellari's amazed at the amount of history still stashed away, waiting to be unearthed.
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There are some good reasons the program works through the tax code, rather than as a more traditional welfare program.
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The new Verily coronavirus triage site works through the company's existing Project Baseline website, and it launched ahead of schedule.
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Graphic Review The cartoonist Will McPhail works through his feelings about Nora Ephron's classic divorce book by baking a pie.
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It's called interferometric synthetic aperture radar (InSAR), and it works through having satellites and drones capture changes in ground elevation.
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Lowe shared that he's excited about "being in conversation with other guys about what works" through his skin care line, Profile.
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There's no limit to the number of sessions you can schedule as each person works through loss at a unique pace.
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But a great deal of work goes in to making an apparently artless image—Wylie works through dozens of preparatory drawings.
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It works through the Housing & Development Board (HDB), which administers the government-subsidised flats in which four-fifths of Singaporeans live.
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The short documentary shows how the program works through the eyes of Mohsin Mohi Ud Din, who presented at the conference.
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The letter works through a simple equation: to keep climate change within bearable limits, total carbon emissions must fall to zero.
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A "points system" works through allocating different scores to each prospective citizen, based on their qualifications, linguistic ability, and work experience.
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He also mentioned that the company receives thousands of abuse complaints weekly and works through all of them to respond appropriately.
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To be sure, Russia occupies part of Ukraine, wants sanctions lifted over its occupation of Crimea, and works through connections there.
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His popularity has been enhanced by his post-presidency good works through his foundation in this country and around the globe.
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That's because NATO works through commitment: Members pledge that an attack on one will be treated as an attack on all.
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The senior State Department official told Axios this is normal, but that the POTUS traditionally works through the National Security Council.
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"Justin asked Tennis Channel for a leave of absence while he works through this issue," the network said in a statement.
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Because Iran's conventional forces are weak, Tehran often works through militias, terrorist groups, and other proxies to advance its interests abroad.
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" In addition to hosting fairs in New York City, Los Angeles, Miami, and Washington, DC, Superfine sells works through its "e-fair.
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But those disclosures did little to ease concerns about the struggles Goldman Sachs faces as it works through its business model revamp.
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We look forward to working with you on this matter as the Senate works through the organizing resolution for the 115th Congress.
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Breath of the Wild is more open and natural than its predecessors, letting you discover things — like how lightning works — through experimentation.
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And as the industry works through an unprecedented conversation about sexual violence and harassment, Wonder Woman's message could resonate even more. —A.
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Whereas the original OMNIMAX system consisted of multiple film projectors, the new all-digital system works through a single, custom-made lens.
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"Capita's pre-close interim management statement points to progress on many fronts as Capita works through a "transitional" year," said UBS analysts.
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Until Apple works through the manufacturing issues, videos like this could be the closest you'll come to owning an X until 2018.
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Eaton's sudden and violent death has sent her mother reeling as she works through the pain of losing another child so suddenly.
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You can schedule your little friend to do its thing through the iRobot app, which also works through Alexa and Google Assistant.
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We expect conduct and restructuring costs to remain high as Barclays works through its legacy cases and progresses with its restructuring plan.
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Video chat with your parents on the reg with Portal, even if you don't have the device yourself — it works through Messenger.
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He offered works through New York dealers, including Leo Castelli, and exhibited at the 1964-65 New York World's Fair in Queens.
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Some have been deported, while others have been sentenced in quick trials as the judiciary works through the large number of cases.
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Overall, Eley said that she's not interested in showing how or why therapy works through genetics, or even which factors are involved.
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As she works through her own sexual awakening with Katie, Cyd unwinds some of the ways Miranda's life has gotten too safe.
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This was not a typical open process, where a foundation posts a public call for proposals and patiently works through the submissions.
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For Rob, it's too hard to let go of Bowie and this cherished memory while she works through her top five heartbreaks.
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As with similar premium plans from other vendors, enterprises will have a Technical Account manager who works through these issues with them.
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He was ultimately deported, which he appealed ... and a judge let him live in Italy while his appeal works through the court.
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The IEA believes about three-quarters of current U.S. coal capacity can operate profitably once the industry works through a painful debt restructuring.
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It is considering redirecting these volumes to other markets now, he said, and while it works through that process had suspended pending shipments.
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This also works through Google Assistant on your phone in a pinch, and the sounds can be played on any Assistant-enabled speaker.
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As Ilana works through her issue with a series of vibrators and mantras, Abbi becomes increasingly weirded out by her and Margot's similarities.
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In broad strokes, Google's new program works through the same tactic that allowed programs like Deep Blue to defeat human players in chess.
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The bill could further change as it works through Congress, and it still needs both Congress and President Trump's approval to become law.
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Controversy aside, something I liked about the Life Length test is that they don't sell directly to consumers, but works through people's doctors.
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The GoPets Dematting Comb gently works through mats and tangles while also removing loose hair to reduce shedding in cats with all coats.Pros:
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Take a look at this verbose Facebook post from 2014, wherein he works through his suspicion over whether such an organization actually exists.
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This brief and stunning rumination on the legacy of oppression and its impact on identity and culture works through the lens of pasta.
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The estate holds $7 billion of assets, much of it cash, as it works through hundreds of remaining creditor claims and legal disputes.
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It works through a browser extension known as a "plug-in" that automatically searches for discounts as customers shop on sites like Amazon.
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"We look forward to working with you on this matter as the Senate works through the organizing resolution of the 115th Congress," they wrote.
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Congress is due to take up the issue in legislation this year as a banking reform plan works through the U.S. House of Representatives.
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It's political as well: In "Cranes in the Sky" and "Don't Touch My Hair," Solange works through struggles she faces as a black woman.
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Yes, but: Facebook wasn't alone in flouting Apple's rules, which may prove a boon to the social network as it works through the crisis.
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Here's how it works: Through an app, customers can summon a driver to fill up their tanks, at any time and almost any place.
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Some commodity watchers see another temporary leg lower for oil in the coming months as the market works through an excess of fuel inventories.
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She works through each argument throughout the video, building up each "problem" with saying "they" instead of "he/she," and then tearing it down.
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Grab — and other companies like it — have become so reliant on data that nearly every department works through obsessive tracking information for daily operations.
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Google Photos, which works through your web browser and your Google Account, is also available as an Android and iOS app for mobile devices.
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How it works: Through Appriss's real-time collection of data, Uber will be notified if a driver is newly charged with a criminal offense.
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He said his daughter, in her mid-20s, contracted a "mild case" of COVID-19 and is doing fine as she works through it.
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Mr. Andipa and others said that higher prices tended to be paid for Banksy's works through discreet private sales, rather than at public auctions.
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Every member of the intelligence community works through the Director of National Intelligence to get the PDB delivered to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue each morning.
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There is one notable voice missing -- Trump has largely refrained from entering into the fray as he works through stalled trade talks with China.
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This works through voice recognition technology configured when you set up your account, during which process the software detects characteristics in a user's voice.
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American has 76 more MAX jets on order, though deliveries are on hold as Boeing works through a software fix, which will need regulatory approval.
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It's a tool for startup teams to collaborate around projects that can be re-organized based on how the individual user best works through tasks.
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It's easy to set up, works through a service billions of people already use, and allows them to have video conversations while doing something else.
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Litigation costs, which in 9M0003 mainly related to UK customer redress, will likely continue to burden profitability as the group works through its legacy cases.
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The tech also works through clothing as well, and if you think bulky smart rings are dumb, just know the tech industry disagrees with you.
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"As the plant works through the commissioning phase, it should allow for multiple expansion as the concerns about start-up risk are mitigated," Denbow said.
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Mr. Gal said that Pfizer should try to "prioritise life-saving drugs like Adrenaclick and EpiPen" as it works through the problems at its plants.
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That means trade-sensitive businesses will have to hold on to their seats (and their patience) as the trade negotiation process works through to completion.
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It will reinvent the works through a site-specific series; it is not the case that the company will no longer focus on the works.
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As Lundquist ("Cat & Bunny") works through the letters, she also delivers a low-key message that playing is fun by yourself, and also with friends.
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As part of this year's extensive celebrations of the centennial of Cunningham's birth, the Anthology presents a weekly screening of his works through Feb. 18.
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The feature, which was first spotted by Android Police, works through the app's existing Contribute section where you could previously rate businesses and add crowdsourced information.
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To prove this, Orwell keeps an Evernote list of everyone who's sent or promised to send him cookies, which he works through every couple of weeks.
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Like Lenovo's Mirage Solo, this works through two front-facing cameras that scan the world around you and translate that data into your own virtual movements.
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To arrive at a single fare at a given time, the system works through several economic models, and takes into account real-time demand and supply.
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Adams said if it holds the low, the S&P could trade between 1,21982 to 225,22014 while it works through the issues that are worrying investors.
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The KP works through a so-called "system of warranties," whereby every government must provide a written guarantee that shipped gems aren't involved in funding conflict.
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The Hirshhorn Museum exhibition, filled with reproductions and plaster casts of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, works through the wounds and scars of a gruesome history.
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Menstruation works through a complex hormonal interaction between the brain, ovaries and the uterus — position does not affect any of these structures nor their hormonal signaling.
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"ABCs From Space," by the science writer Adam Voiland, is a photographic alphabet book that works through the letters via a satellite's view of our planet.
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An online version of Abbyy FineReader works through the web browser and you can try a limited number of conversions in exchange for your email address.
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While her mom works through things, she asks Mitch if she can go do all the things she couldn't before like eating tacos with her crush.
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Outset's technology works through a combination of software and sensors that automate the manual steps that are typically required to get a machine up and running.
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By the time Tesla works through the upgraded models, they will be pushing to sell the basic version, making incentives to buy more likely, he said.
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I am confident the board will take the necessary steps to ensure the school system works through this period of change in the best possible way.
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The second premise, deeper and more foundational, is that politics works through agreement — that getting everyone on the same page is a prerequisite of political progress.
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The research firm expects the market to bottom by end of third quarter in 2019, as the industry works through inventories and demand begins to gradually return.
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Also, it's important to note that although this functionality works through Google Assistant — which is also available on Pixel smartphones — it's only supported on the Home speaker.
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Since October 2017, the public has watched as Hollywood works through its relationship to the #MeToo movement and the issues of consent and sexual harassment and assault.
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Children's Place also cut its full-year forecast, as it works through a decrease in traffic, an increase in promotional activity, and pressure from the Gymboree liquidation.
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Keep her out of school, have a fun daddy/daughter morning and then at noon tell her and be there with her while she works through it.
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Because it works through a different chemical signaling system than the standard antidepressants, people who do not respond to standard antidepressant medications may still respond to ketamine.
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She works through her own history, sussing out what exactly had happened and how it affected the path that she and her friends took in their lives.
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In the future, Kendall said the technology makes sense for its other products — like Lens, its new real-world visual search product that works through your camera.
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The Massachusetts Coalition for Suicide Prevention, for instance, works through 10 regional coalitions to provide veterans with mental health services as well as things like entrepreneurship training.
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But as Congress works through the appropriations process in the coming weeks, it should not back away from this important work, as the administration's proposed budget recommends.
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A State Department spokesman told The Hill last month that it expects Kenya to accept the deal after its government works through the country's tumultuous presidential election.
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The choreography does not reenact history, but draws on dances from 1930s and 50s, and the performers interpret the past works through the prism of their own background.
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RoboWaiter works through an app powered by IBM Watson which hooks up to a backend ordering platform that can also control a robot to bring you your food.
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The Federation works through Starfleet, a spacefaring navy used for a combination of diplomacy, research, and — when necessary — defense against those that might threaten Federation values and interests.
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A federal court ruled to block President Donald Trump's attempted ban on transgender military members on Monday, as a case against the ban works through the court system.
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There, whoever is in charge of the fledgling project works through questions about the operations of the business they might create, something engineers aren't always eager to do.
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Similar to the stages of grief, #LEMONADE works through these important themes and emotions in a way that shows us a side of Beyoncé we've never seen before.
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It works through partnerships with mobile operators (which are left to cover those data costs) and is now available in 260 countries, 221 of which are in Africa.
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All the content is independently made, and the cooperatively owned company seeks to distribute works through deals that are fairer to creators than what any other site offers.
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Thirstie works through local shops to do the deliveries and has an algorithm that only shows consumers in each city in state the options that are legally available.
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The digital service from local waste management company Clean City Africa works through a popular ride-hailing app to connect households and workplaces with private waste collection firms.
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The digital service from local waste management company Clean City Africa works through a popular ride-hailing app to connect households and workplaces with private waste collection firms.
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But that strategy only works through heightened national tension and economic uncertainty — and those who believe a no-deal exit can be managed might be immune to pressure.
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First, I hung out with a male escort named Ash who works through a website called Cowboys4Angels, which is currently the largest American male escort service on the Internet.
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The Viacom arm handling this launch, Viacom International Media Networks (VIMN), notes that stateside, customers can watch BET through an app that works through their pay TV provider instead.
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Worse than this, as one works through the new provisions and they begin to come vaguely into focus, one can't help wondering whether some of the obscurity was intentional.
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We're told Trina's inner circle is trying to keep her grounded during this difficult time, and that she's surrounded by loved ones as she works through the grieving process.
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And one of the ways she's been relaxing off the ice is with Netflix, as she works through a re-watch of one of her favorite shows, MTV's Teen Wolf.
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She's came up involved with the dizzy psychedelia of Los Angeles' beat scene—issuing early works through Flying Lotus' Brainfeeder—but over the years she's explored so many more worlds.
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Once she's out, she will likely continue using the public health plan to keep paying for her care as she obtains a job — perhaps part-time — and works through college.
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He will also be Trump's primary adviser as the president works through thorny questions like how to handle ISIS, Russia, and the increasingly aggressive, nuclear-armed regime in North Korea.
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He works through three foundational Adobe software programs, beginning by drawing animated elements in Photoshop, compositing them together in After Effects, and then sometimes re-editing the footage in Premiere.
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The Gap brand is expected to weigh on the company's gross margins in the current quarter as it works through its inventory issues, B. Riley FBR analyst Susan Anderson said.
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BAMcinématek is running a career-spanning retrospective of Ms. Akerman's works through May 1 and includes some of her hardest-to-see works (a full schedule is at bam.org/chantalakerman).
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As he works through his mental health struggle, Bieber explained that he was prioritizing his "deep rooted issues" as a way to become a better husband — and one day, father.
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In Milwaukee, his agency works through churches and community groups to contact the homeless, the less educated, immigrants and others who might be reluctant to appear at a government office.
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I still serve as national medical director of Reach Out and Read, a national program that works through pediatric primary care to encourage parents to read with their young children.
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And if they can prove this works through Whole Foods, what's to stop Amazon from selling the entire system to other retailers, the way they do with cloud computing services?
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Bielby, along with co-director Richard Newman, leads a rotating ensemble in the creation of original performance works through a process of rigorous physical training and interdisciplinary, often international, collaboration.
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As President Donald Trump works through the end of the year on a budget deal with Congress, a military spending increase appears to be a critical part of the negotiations.
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Internet of Things Devices & ExamplesAmazon Echo - Smart Home: The Amazon Echo works through its voice assistant, Alexa, which users can talk to in order to perform a variety of functions.
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At the moment it only works through the Assistant on Android and the iOS app, but support for "voice-activated speakers like Google Home" will arrive in the coming months.
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By returning to these artists and their works, through multiple explorations of a detail that she has isolated and enhanced, Brown pays homage to works that engage and challenge her.
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That's over $200 less than its big brother, the Levo II. The code only works through April 30, and a sale probably won't happen again any time soon — so be quick.
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S. offers some design help and works through the logic of my assignment with me, and I help him make rapid decisions, since he's feeling indecisive about some of his tasks.
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"People want to push and push, but I think we must be patient as she works through this, and I am confident that she wants to get to 'yes,"' he said.
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In order to place an order, customers will need to enable the Domino's skill within the Amazon Alexa app, the digital assistant rival of Siri that works through the Echo device.
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"The unlimited ability to download and distribute Plaintiffs' works through Charter's service has served as a draw for Charter to attract, retain, and charge higher fees to subscribers," the lawsuit claims.
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While it does have its own digital assistant, Facebook M, it's not built solely on AI, and works through a combination of chatbot-style replies and good old fashioned human labor.
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The Park Service said that it backs the final version of the report published to the site, and that the agency often works through disagreements on recommended revisions to scientific reports.
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"People want to push and push, but I think we must be patient as she works through this, and I am confident that she wants to get to 'yes,'" he said.
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The SBA Microloan program works through nonprofit intermediaries that provide small-dollar loans and technical assistance to very small businesses and sole-proprietorships, especially women, low-income, veteran and minority entrepreneurs.
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The game works through the seasons, and the resource management part of the game is making sure that you have enough food and wood to get through winter's resource-sucking brutality.
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Samasource works through a discovery phase with customers — to determine the problems they're trying to solve and their sources of input data — and customizes an approach to providing what they need.
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Fast-fashion retailer H&M said Monday it is weighing laying off tens of thousands of workers worldwide temporarily, as it works through interruptions to its business from the coronavirus pandemic.
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While the firm said it sees optimism for GE investors, it warned that there is still a "range of uncertainty" around the stock, as the company works through its turnaround plans.
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TransContainer's Baskakov said Rusal is considering redirecting its exports to other markets that are less sensitive to the sanctions risk, and while it works through that process had suspended pending shipments.
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Mr. Hammer established Hammer Galleries in 1928 and there is no official connection between it and the foundation, though, as in this case, the foundation sometimes sells works through the gallery.
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The Bundesbank said on Monday that German growth would rebound after a poor third quarter as the economy works through one-off issues that held it back through the summer months.
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Its technology is based on the branch of AI called Deep Learning makes it possible for a computing system to mimic the way the human brain works through artificial neural networks.
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Chief Executive Mark Machin said on Friday the fund was monitoring developments but it was too early to say what opportunities may materialize while the new administration works through its priorities.
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Because the U.S. does not have formal diplomatic relations with North Korea, the State Department has no way of providing consular help to travelers in distress and works through the Swedish Embassy.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit on Friday halted the case while the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) works through the process of repealing the Clean Power Plan.
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They now expect growth next year for the first time since 2011, as a glut of used equipment ages, the industry works through accumulated inventory and companies benefit from ambitious government projects.
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Brady, who has said his committee would likely start hearings next month, suggested that the timing of a House vote would depend on how quickly the White House works through congressional concerns.
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Some China experts said Bloomberg's declaration that Xi is not a dictator stems from his understanding that the Chinese government works through various layers of committees and not by one person's edict.
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"It is a patented technology, so I'm only able to go into a little bit of detail, but it works through a disinfection process, pulsed disinfection … with some ultrasonic systems," Cherasia said.
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The film works through the problems with this, though, and makes a clear case for why Hill's permissive mode of always saying yes to the Queen might make her a compelling alternative.
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The research director adds that A4AI works through local coalitions to ensure that lobbying is precision-targeted at local priority areas, and that pressure comes from within a country as well as outside.
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The speaker is a comedian whose mother shows her love by serving as his part-time stand-up coach, pretending to heckle him in their living room while he works through his act.
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The drug works through a process called "exon skipping," which enables the body to "skip" over that genetic defect, explains Dr. Craig McDonald, who leads a clinical trial of the drug in California.
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The parts of the Enlightenment that I'm singling out for praise are the goal of enhancing human well-being and the means of understanding the way the world works through science and reason.
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The image of the ideal physician as an older white male who never leaves the hospital, stays late, works through sickness and puts his work before family has been conditioned into our society.
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Twitter Lite works through a web browser, not a stand-alone phone application, but its appearance and functionality are nearly identical to what app users experience, according to a preview shown to Reuters.
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The department has also made space available at the DOJ to allow committee staff to come view hundreds of thousands of unredacted documents while the department works through the rest of the request.
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In 2002, Perry Link, a professor of Chinese now at the University of California, Riverside, likened Chinese censorship to an "anaconda in the chandelier," which works through implicit threats that encourage self-censorship.
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But Facebook warned investors they should still continue to expect ad revenue to "come down meaningfully" in 2017, as the company works through ways to monetize video while newsfeed inventory continues to plateau.
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The app, which works through a phone's camera, highlights any reflections or hint of shine in an image with a shimmery twinkle, and filters allow for varying degrees of color intensity and sparkle.
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"Investors may find themselves with additional near-term opportunities to buy the stock as TSLA works through the first half of 2020 and the impact of COVID-19 becomes apparent," the analyst said.
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Monetary policy works through housing and, these days, the exchange rate; if it affects business spending, the effect is indirect, through changes in sales that were caused by housing and the exchange rate.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 17 (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund will stand by Argentina as it works through the current economic crisis, Kristalina Georgieva, the new managing director of the global lender, said on Thursday.
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She divides her inquiry into roughly two strands: how friendship works (through mechanisms like neurotransmitters and eye contact), and why friendship works (improving an individual's evolutionary fitness, its chances of survival and reproduction).
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For many investment funds, the aerospace and defense sector is more insulated from the economic cycle as it works through a huge backlog of orders and fractious geopolitics spur demand for military equipment.
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And it's true that he's plainly not a reporter, since he conveys information unearthed by others, and not a publisher either, since he often works through other news outlets to reach the public.
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I got a rush out of realizing that this was the end of the scam — that it works through this absolutely absurd tactic of getting people to transfer money through iTunes gift cards.
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While the effort to sell or further license the Excalibur IP may have paused as Yahoo works through its Verizon sale, efforts to make money off those patents doesn't appear to have ended altogether.
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Large litigation costs resulted in a full-year loss for 2015 (after adjusting for preference share and AT5303 distributions), and we expect further charges during 2016, as the group works through its legacy cases.
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Google's home-grown operating system works the same as it always has: Everything works through Chrome, app compatibility is limited to Android, and on-device storage is held back in favor of cloud storage.
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In any case, I'm excited to see how Beyerdynamic works through its transition away from cables, and I'll make sure to try the Aventho Wireless while here in Berlin for the IFA trade show.
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According to the terms of the Berkshire Museum's agreement with Attorney General Healey, the museum would sell the deaccessioned works through Sotheby's in three batches, until it has raised $55 million in net proceeds.
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Nike – The athletic apparel and footwear maker was downgraded to "neutral" from "buy" at Goldman Sachs, which said it expects the stock to trade in a range while it works through excess U.S. inventory.
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"Yet perceptions matter, along with the very real pain associated with her works for some, and year after year ALSC gives the impression of upholding Wilder's works through an award that bears her name."
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The firmed warned that Boeing's free cash flow is likely to hold steady in the coming years as the company's "turnaround will take time" as it works through issues with its 266 Max aircraft.
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One financing solution, known as WaterCredit, works through partners to provide small, easy-to-repay loans to people living in poverty so that they can connect to a tap or build a household toilet.
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Steel-to-elevators group Thyssenkrupp on Tuesday warned of a darkening economic backdrop, signaling tough times for its capital goods business as it works through a major restructuring and major car markets go into reverse.
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How it works: through an Android app by Jana called mCent, users agree to immersive advertising experiences, like spending five to 10 minutes using Amazon's app, in exchange for 20 to 50 megabytes of data.
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Boeing announced Wednesday it will pause share buybacks and is withdrawing its full year 2412 financial forecast while it works through issues surrounding its 25 Max aircraft, whose software is suspected in two deadly crashes.
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A member of the Texas Task Force 22017 search and rescue team works through a destroyed apartment complex trying to find anyone that still may be in there after Hurricane Harvey passed through on Aug.
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It works through a combination of two 1.2 megapixel IR sensors, a 1.2 megapixel color sensor, two IR laser projectors, and a front-facing camera on the tablet (used to help color the final scan).
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Now, demand for crude is depressed as the market works through those record stocks of gasoline, just as the U.S. summer driving season winds down and refiners prepare to shut down facilities for fall maintenance.
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EC officials say the company has four months to put the money in an escrow account while it works through what will likely be years of appeals to the highest reaches of Europe's court system.
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My thoughts turned to Jannis Kounellis, one of few post-war artists whose works — through means both subtle and brutal, and through materials both organic and synthetic — rendered the senses the barometer of contemporary aesthetics.
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The opening levels explain how everything works through clever introductions of mechanics and layouts, and you'll usually figure out soon enough what you have to do to get to the end of a given stage.
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For Ms. Isaacs, Ms. Hudson and their many colleagues, the challenge will be to maintain consensus as the academy works through issues that may further alter the identity of the institution and its awards ceremony.
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Above: Easy Reorder, as it works through Walmart's own mobile application "As voice gets more mature, it will require a deep personalization, and the product recommendation will lend itself to one best answer," he says.
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All PSA flights were canceled on Tuesday morning as the airline "works through schedules, getting aircraft and crews where they need to be to resume operations," American Airlines spokeswoman Katie Cody said in a statement.
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This delicate silk embodiment of one of famed The Dinner Party artist Judy Chicago's first works, Through the Flower, is a gorgeous way to dress up your neck with its luminous pink and purple colors.
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"First Reformed," with its evident debt to Dreyer and Bresson (most obviously "Diary of a Country Priest"), might seem to follow in this vein, but it works through its influences to achieve an uncanny directness.
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DEAN Demetri Martin, a former fixture of "The Daily Show," directed, wrote and stars in this film, playing an illustrator who, after his mother's death, works through a complicated relationship with his father (Kevin Kline).
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The treaty is overseen by a body known as the Open Skies Consultative Commission, part of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, which works through disagreements and sets annual quotas about the overflights.
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Ray Rice says Kareem Hunt's attack on a woman shouldn't be the moment that defines his life -- and now the ex-NFL running is offering to work with Hunt as he works through his issues.
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Dahlia Elsayed, with her series of narrative drawings about her attempts to learn Western Armenian via Skype from a Syrian-Armenian refugee, works through the particularities of a dialect to find a shared sense of displacement.
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And after years of pushing for a safety net that works through the tax code, in order to keep more social democratic reforms at bay, Republicans now reveal their willingness to demolish even those modest protections.
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Their method was so effective that it even works through semi-osbscuring materials, including heavy paper — another big benefit when it comes to its potential for use in environment sensors that work in real-world conditions.
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The rise in petroleum product stockpiles reinforced fears that demand for the "feedstock" crude that's refined into petroleum products will eventually fall as the world works through the fuels backlog, potentially dragging down oil prices anew.
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The leaders will be replaced by people who are better equipped to manage the business now that it is switching from a direct-to-consumer model to one that works through existing insurers, the spokesperson said.
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The program will work over a three-month period to produce a virtual gallery of past and present works through four categorical processes to produce the matches: object recognition, facial recognition, composition recognition, and context recognition.
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In the United States, systemic racism is real and omnipresent, but it works through voter suppression and local private prisons, jaywalking fines and asset forfeiture, housing covenants and employment discrimination and a million other diffused tactics.
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Whereas her other novels invited comparisons to the postmodernists—say Don DeLillo—here we're closer to the realm of lyrical realism, something more like a novel by Colm Tóibín that quietly works through Egan's particular concerns.
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But it's a bit strange he's not there at all, especially since DCU's adult animated "Harley Quinn" show currently has a similar storyline including the Clown Prince of Crime as Harley works through their complicated breakup.
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On Wednesday, WWD reported a Barneys attorney told New York bankruptcy Judge Cecelia Morris that the retailer received an offer from a lender who has apparently supported the company while it works through its bankruptcy proceedings.
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But it ended up getting me hooked on a different kind of idea: the narrative power of writing about brilliant scientists following their hunches, learning how the world works through the sheer force of their curiosity.
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But there are also millions of us at home who are patiently waiting for puck drop while this rock band works through their fourth iteration of Generic Arena Sports Anthem, so maybe get to it already.
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A member of the Texas Task Force 2 search and rescue team works through a destroyed apartment complex trying to find anyone that still may be in the apartment complex after Hurricane Harvey passed through on Aug.
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GE is in a difficult financial position, with $110 billion in debt as of March 31, according to Factset, and it continues to burn cash as CEO Larry Culp works through what he's calling a multiyear turnaround.
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GE is in a difficult financial position, with $110 billion in debt as of March 31, according to FactSet, and it continues to burn cash as CEO Larry Culp works through what he's calling a multiyear turnaround.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German growth will rebound after a poor third quarter as the economy works through one-off issues that held it back through the summer months, the Bundesbank said in a monthly economic report on Monday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As incoming Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell works through his holiday shopping list, he might consider the nearly 50 percent discount he could get buying Calvin Klein underwear online instead of at the local mall.
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The co-hosts for the event are friends Hegar met through a training program at Leadership Austin, which works through the city's Chamber of Commerce to teach leadership courses to people with an interest in civic engagement.
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The couple breaks up — and then she falls into a coma, he's called to the hospital, and he slowly works through his issues while better getting to know her parents (played by Ray Romano and Holly Hunter).
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DeVos, a Republican, has said accelerating the debt cancellation process would put taxpayers on the hook for significant costs, and a delay is needed while current litigation in California over the rules works through the legal system.
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The company has a test for chronic kidney disease in the works through a collaboration with Kaiser Permanent and the Chronic Renal Insufficiency Cohort Study to improve screening for and monitoring of chronic kidney disease at home.
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The experimental treatment known as CTL019 is a first-of-its-kind treatment that works through strengthening the immune system through genetically altering an individual's cells, which in turns helps the immune system to combat the disease.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bill Gates and Warren Buffett on Friday expressed optimism that the United States will move ahead as a nation, even as it works through political differences and gets used to the new Trump administration.
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But the letter raises doubts about U.N. offset mechanisms, a method that works through purchases of U.N.-certified carbon credits from approved green projects and is widely used by organisations and businesses to tout their green credentials.
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This is similar to the native audio sharing feature that Apple introduced for its own AirPod line in the most recent iOS update, but it works through the AirFly with any audio source, and any Bluetooth headphones.
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But the letter raises doubts about U.N. offset mechanisms, a method that works through purchases of U.N.-certified carbon credits from approved green projects and is widely used by organizations and businesses to tout their green credentials.
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But the letter raises doubts about U.N. offset mechanisms, a method that works through purchases of U.N.-certified carbon credits from approved green projects and is widely used by organizations and businesses to tout their green credentials.
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Airbus has been in discussions with Pratt & Whitney to ensure that enough engines are available to support the pledge to supply 100 jets to Delta as the U.S. engine maker works through recent industrial problems, they added.
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If Charlotte works through her complicated feelings toward her parents with me, she'll find herself increasingly attracted to a different type, one that might give her the unfamiliar experience she's seeking with a compassionate, reliable, and mature partner.
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Mr Trump's lawyers have had a hard time elucidating just whom the Supreme Court meant to exclude from the refugee freeze, if not people escaping hardship abroad whose resettlement plans are already in the works through American agencies.
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Adding songs to Stories works through Instagram's sticker feature, just like polls and sliders — you'll drag and drop in the new "Music" sticker to your post, and select the perfect background music for whatever cool thing you're doing.
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The big picture: The overall settlement — meant to close out the Weinstein Company's obligations as it works through bankruptcy proceedings — would reportedly bring to an end nearly all sexual harassment and rape lawsuits against Weinstein, per the NYT.
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"We expect 1Q2020 to be notably weak as Tesla works through the China production and Model Y ramp and deals with potentially weaker demand in certain European markets as well as potential disruption from the coronavirus," Jonas said.
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Boeing — Shares of the aerospace giant rose 2.493% after Boeing delivered third-quarter earnings that were below what Wall Street expected but, overall, did not feature any new surprises as the company works through its 737 Max aircraft crisis.
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As a storyteller, he's incredibly simplistic—a lone, morally upstanding individual is always outnumbered by vicious, wicked legions—but when he works through this theme in violent clashes, his films come to life in primal, sometimes slightly mad, ways.
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Cacchione's curation veers away from the criteria of progress and linearity according to which Western art is typically evaluated, instead refracting Chang's works through the lens of his own bilateral practice, an infinitely yielding dialogue between painting and poetry.
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There is a scene in the finale that is so crushingly good, as Penelope works through her fear and frustration in a wide-ranging monologue that, according to my colleague Todd VanDerWerff, Machado completed in a single unbeatable take.
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Here is how Ohio's voter purge currently works: through a practice known as Supplemental Process, the Ohio County Board of Elections uses a registered voter's failure to vote in a single election as evidence that the voter has moved.
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Unlike the operation, which sees neural networks mimic human brains in order to predict outcomes (using facial recognition technology to determine faces, for instance), DCGAN works through two networks simultaneously, which learn and improve by bouncing off each other.
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As Orestes, Peer Oscar Musinowski looks panic-stricken and flummoxed as he works through the traumatic memories and defends himself at his final trial, while Anne-Marie Lux seems positively chipper as Elektra compared with Ms. Bürkle in Munich.
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AW: I think the current form of monetary policy, QE and unorthodox policy, largely works through markets, and in moving off that policy, central banks, in my view, are too solely focused on the inflation impact this is having.
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How it works: Through a relational organizing app, a campaign can ask a supporter to send tailored pre-written text messages to their friends, using information the campaign has already collected and fitted to their preferences, the FT reports.
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But we still wanted to understand a bit more about how someone with EDS works through his or her relationship to sex, weighing pain and pleasure, from his or her first difficult experience to the establishment of a modus operandi.
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AMSTERDAM, April 12 (Reuters) - Airbus airplane sales may remain under pressure for some time as the company works through a record backlog of unfilled orders, but the long-term outlook is strong, the European planemaker's finance director said on Wednesday.
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DUBLIN, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Ireland's Central Bank on Monday directed CBL Insurance Europe, a wholly owned subsidiary of New Zealand's CBL Corp Ltd, to cease writing new business with immediate effect while it works through a number of supervisory issues.
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It works through Apple's terribly named TV app (seriously, having Apple TV the hardware and Apple TV the software is bad form and makes troubleshooting either via Google search an absolute nightmare) as part of the new feature called Channels.
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I am the national medical director of Reach Out and Read, the national organization that works through pediatric primary care to promote parents reading aloud with young children, and we will be celebrating our 30th anniversary this week in Boston.
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Compassion International works through partnerships with over 7,000 local churches in 25 countries around the world, and their main goal is to fund early education, help expectant mothers in need, and encourage those in poor communities to achieve great things.
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But Oscar is still hemorrhaging a lot of money — more than most people expected from a startup that attracts a younger and potentially healthier member base, and a company that has promised to change how health insurance works through its technology.
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In an era when presidential candidates have found more success than ever raising millions of dollars online, a startup that tried to overhaul how political fundraising works through nonpartisanship has found that it couldn't raise enough funds itself to survive.
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"Seeing the quantity of unfinished works and the privileges this company was given, we suppose it was better to receive bribes than to see the works through," said Mercedes de Freitas, local head of anti-corruption campaign group Transparency International.
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American director Isabelle Carbonelle's The Blessed Assurance (2018) takes place on an entirely different kind of boat — a jellyfish trawler off the East Coast of the US. The predominantly Black crew works through the night to gather the morning catch.
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The legal battle adds to challenges for the automaker as it works through difficult restructuring negotiations with the government, shareholders and unions and as some 1,600 jittery temporary workers still on GM Korea's payroll worry they will be hardest hit.
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Rule-making works through graduated consensus: 70 percent approval is needed for a rule to last a month, 80 percent for three months, 90 percent for six, and 100 percent approval allows an action to continue until brought up again.
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Both sides missed, in particular, that satire is a species of humor that works through impersonation: taking on the voices of others, saying the sort of things they would say, using one's own voice while not speaking in one's own name.
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Documents provided by Mr. Snowden and declassified by the government have shown that this system works through equipment installed at the facilities of companies, like AT&T, that operate network links connecting the American internet to the rest of the world.
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The Tate collection has acquired the following works through the 2018 Frieze Tate Fund: Sonia Boyce's "The Audition" (1997), Giorgio Griffa's "Rose e grigio" (1969), Claudette Johnson's "Standing Figure with African Masks" (2018), and Johanna Unzueta's "April, May 2016 NY" (2016).
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We believe TSLA's ability to iterate its solution is a material advantage and if its technology performs as guided, it will have a defensible cost advantage in EV/automous vehicles even as it works through financing details over the next few years.
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The opening works through understatement — the shock and awe of the disaster that wipes out the Capitol aren't oversold, and the confusion and fear of Kirkman and his wife (Natascha McElhone) as they're sped to the White House are deftly sketched in.
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In a filing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in San Francisco, the U.S. government's bankruptcy watchdog called for an examiner to be assigned to the case in order to "help ensure public confidence" in the bankruptcy system as PG&E works through a reorganization.
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Further, the phenomenon of transference is well documented in psychotherapy literature, and if it occurs—as it seems to in these rental relationships—the therapist generally either works through it with the client or finds a different therapist to serve her client's needs.
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"The Central Park Five" is one of several new works through which American opera companies are exploring questions of race, identity, personal history and the criminal justice system, as the often staid world of opera works to catch up to other art forms.
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Last, as Congress works through options such as cap and trade, a carbon tax, or any other climate policy mechanisms, there must be an opportunity for forests, especially family forests, to contribute carbon reductions and receive the appropriate financial incentives in return.
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She sought to develop a registration database that is interoperable with numerous private-sector -rights databases, that is searchable for image recognition, and that provides cradle-to-grave information on the chain of title of works through connection to a digitized recordation database.
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In addition, the Syrian Civil Society Platform -- a peace movement of nearly 200 organizations based in Syria and in neighboring refugee communities -- includes 50% women at the national level and works through local networks to advise negotiators on the situation on the ground.
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Also, runs need to be initiated through the app, rather than starting automatically (which includes a sometimes lengthy auto-syncing process), and distance works through GPS tracking, meaning if you're mostly a treadmill runner like I am, that feature is more or less rendered moot.
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The away team—this year made up of Wiens, teardown engineer Jeff Suovanen, and photographer Adam O'Comb—methodically works through the iPhone and sends photos of it back to headquarters, where engineers and analysts try to identify what, exactly, is going on in it.
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Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi said earlier this week that the protests were legitimate, but that people should understand that his government inherited the country's high unemployment and poverty issues, and that the protests "must not be amplified" as the government works through the problems.
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He carefully works through data on the Brexit vote, the 2016 American election, and rising support for European far-right parties — finding correlations between economic factors and far-right support to be weak and those between demographic threat and far-right support to be strong.
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Rather, it works through a free Customs and Border Protection app for iOS and Android called Mobile Passport and can be used at about 25 airports (in cities that include New York, Houston and Chicago), as well as at Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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Millions upon millions of people deal with these types of issues on a daily basis and its one of those things that once he understands and realizes that people are supporting him as he works through this it's going to hopefully see those changes come to fruition.
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We had a day of capture with Toby Kebbell (A Monster Calls, Warcraft), where he works through some of the scenes — particularly the less action-heavy scenes, where you really have a lot of time to look at Kong's eyes, and the movement of the face.
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In other words, the IR blaster is making yet another comeback (Hi, Nilay!) Bond works through Wi-Fi, and touts the ability to control both infrared and radio frequency devices (the company says that IR devices will need line of sight in order to work properly, however).
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The sensor, as it turns out, is the latest ultrasonic fingerprint sensor from Qualcomm that now works through OLED display stacks up to 1.2mm thick, up to 0.8mm of cover glass, or up to 0.65mm of aluminum (an increase from 0.4mm for both glass or metal).
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It should be clear, however, the character and far-ranging nature of Chinese state-directed economy is a significant challenge that needs to be met in part by a government response, albeit one that works through competitive markets and with privately-owned and commercially-motivated firms.
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Patrick's supporters and friends this summer started the Reason to Believe PAC, set up in a way that seems designed to help root Patrick on as he works through his decision, and to give people excited about the chance that he might run a place to channel their energy.
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It operates out of 12 manufacturing locations and works through distributors to supply product or technology to places like QuikTrip, Cumberland Farms, Whole Foods Market and the Hyatt Regency, as well as several colleges and universities and hundreds of independent pizzerias and regional pizza chains around the country.
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It's the same reason why ported iOS apps won't necessarily indicate that Apple is making a touchscreen iMac or MacBook Pro, in the same way that tvOS running ported UIKit iOS apps doesn't mean that Apple's making an iPad without a touchscreen that only works through a TV remote.
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Many Bedouins have trouble finding such jobs, he said, because they live far from the commercial center of the country, often in villages that the authorities refuse to recognize, without infrastructure; or because recruitment often works through word of mouth and personal contacts that the Bedouins do not have.
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So when San Francisco Opera presents "Svadba" on Saturday, it will not be at the opera house, its home since 1932, but next door, at a 299-seat theater it opened this year to present smaller, more experimental works through a program it is calling SF Opera Lab.
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Because it silences the very people best-situated to level criticism of how the government works through the SEC, the gag rule impairs the First Amendment's right to petition for regulatory reform and the concomitant right of the public to know what is going on in federal agencies. Sen.
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Drawing from over 200 hours of archival footage, the film works through a reverse chronology of nuclear arms development, from stiff North Korean military parades all the way back to cheerful scenes of shirtless sunburnt engineers wiring up the first ever nuclear weapon in New Mexico in July, 1945.
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Consumers are likely to see higher retail prices over the next several months rather than immediately, Lynch said, as the company works through the stock it has built up over the last few months in preparation for the tariffs in markets such as Germany and France, where it controls distribution. reut.
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The bank's impaired loans ratio fell to 0003% of gross loans at end-1H17 (from 7.9% at end-2016) and while we expect this positive trend to continue, over the medium-term the pace of improvement is likely to slow as the bank works through smaller exposures (namely residential mortgages).
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Consumers are likely to see higher retail prices over the next several months rather than immediately, Lynch said, as the company works through the stock it has built up over the last few months in preparation for the tariffs in markets such as Germany and France, where it controls distribution.
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The Netherlands Radio Philharmonic is known for the core repertory, operas and a steady diet of world premieres; Ms. Canellakis has experience leading new works through her association with the International Contemporary Ensemble, and said she looks forward to championing living composers when she takes up the Netherlands job in 2019.
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Researchers Say They Tricked Apple&aposs FaceID by Putting Taped Glasses on Unconscious PeopleResearchers presenting at the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas this week demonstrated a…Read more ReadTo accomplish both requires either a camera that can recognize your face or a fingerprint reader that works through the display.
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According to Ananny's research, this is what goes into Facebook's fact-checking:Here's how it works: through a proprietary process that mixes algorithmic and human intervention, Facebook identifies candidate stories; these stories are then served to the five news and fact-checking partners through a partners-only dashboard that ranks stories according to popularity.
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While the Save the Art – Save the Museum members celebrated a temporary victory — the injunction granted by an appeals court judge on Friday blocks the Berkshire Museum from selling any works through December 11, though the Massachusetts Attorney General can extend it — another Northeast institution's treasures will be sold this month as planned.
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You either have to pay for an app that probably only works through a custom dialer (or the phone app, which doesn't help if you need to make a call through WhatsApp, Skype, or a different service), or you end up using a tape recorder or another phone to record the call over speaker.
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"We realized that it would be extremely moving and sort of undeniable to honor those gifts through absence, to remove those works through the President's Day holiday, and to sort of pay symbolic witness to what we would lose without immigrants and what we have gained," museum director Lisa Fischman told ITK in an interview.
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"Even as the president works through his frustration with Mueller, the bottom line is he understands Jeff has been one of his appointees in carrying out the policy promises the president made during the campaign," said Ken Blackwell, a former Ohio secretary of state who served on Trump's transition team and voter-fraud commission.
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From top to bottom, championship clubs always have either that fourth line or that third line or that bottom-pairing defense group that would be top-four on another team or, in the case of the Chicago Blackhawks last season, a backup goaltender that wins a round while your starter works through a sloppy stretch.
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"Line of Duty" works through a careful balancing act — Mercurio can overplay the tension, and get away with a high degree of ambient implausibility (how many times can Kate go undercover in one medium-sized city?), as long as he underplays the longer sequences of investigation and the dips into the cops' private lives.
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In contrast, in the US, federal assistance is limited to a one-time sum per refugee distributed over their first three months in the country, after which point the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Refugee Resettlement works through the states and NGOs to provide longer term cash and medical assistance, as well as social services.
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This works through any Alexa-enabled device, like the range of Echo speakers, but Amazon is also selling a Ghost-shaped Wi-Fi speaker that you can speak to directly whether you're playing on PS4, Xbox One, or PC. You do already have to have a separate Alexa device for the Ghost speaker to work, however.
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Because BitTorrent works through sharing and requires at least one person to continue seeding a file in order for others to download it, a lot of content fizzles out in popularity long before hitting the year-long mark, or even month-long mark, according to a paper published in 2007 in the IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications.
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Soon, Nadar's caricatural enterprise came to display three characteristic themes: a particular interest in the physiognomies of the great and the good; an interest in monetizing his works through ingenious forms of packaging; and a willingness to put his friends to work — writing elaborate captions for his drawings, for example — while taking credit, Tom Sawyer style.
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For this exhibition, the artist has shot a series of highly personalized images that offer an optimistic and curiously romantic glimpse into her secret world as she works through the long-term psychological trappings of incest, latent anger regarding the cyclical patterns of abuse, her own pan-sexual explorations, and the ability to overcome adversity through telling her story.
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Its occasional cutaways to Dennis Rader, known as the serial killer BTK, as he obsessively works through his murderous methods made me laugh more than they probably should have, and Mindhunter wants to have its "people were more racist, sexist, and homophobic in the '70s" cake and eat it too, by reassuring viewers that they have more advanced attitudes in this modern age.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (Maine) — viewed as a potential swing vote in the immediate aftermath of Kennedy's retirement announcement — has sounded fairly positive about Kavanaugh's credentials as she works through what she referred to as his "voluminous" record.
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"The Office's principal reservation is that, as currently proposed, the rule could interfere with copyright owners' rights to license their works as provided by copyright law, and restrict their ability to impose reasonable conditions on the use of those works through the private negotiations that are the hallmark of the vibrant and dynamic [video provider] marketplace," said Register of Copyrights Chief Maria Pallante to members of Congress in the letter.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads WASHINGTON, DC — There has long been a cultural fascination with the desks of writers and artists, as if we, the common people, could learn something about how creativity works through the way a genius organizes her books, letters, pens, and typewriter — or leaves everything in disarray, complete with half-eaten plates of food and a mess of papers cascading to the ground.
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Our personalities developed off of one another: I am an attention-seeker; Kris is cool as a cucumber, a chef, and a great musician who likes and is like funk music; Chase is the serious one, quiet, contemplative, a tradesman who works through his emotions with his hands; and Luke is, of course, the baby, loved and coddled, and perhaps the least fearful of us or at the very least the only one who snowboards.
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But earlier this month, on his last day at the agency, then-EPA chief Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE ordered the agency to stop enforcing that limit while it works through the regulatory process to repeal it.
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