They have shown little ability to move above the .
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Cory has the ability to move pieces in the game.
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So I feel good about our ability to move forward.
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Over time her ability to move has been severely restricted.
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"We have the ability to move money around," Landier said.
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A year later, I had regained some ability to move.
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Be grateful for your body's ability to move and change.
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So, they would have the ability to move the legislation.
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"They don't have the ability to move large troop formations, large convoys, but they do have the ability to move into and out of the area," Colonel Dorrian told reporters in Washington last week.
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We also have an ability to move extremely quickly when necessary.
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And we're very happy to have an ability to move forward.
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And the shuttle didn't have the ability to move back, either.
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It will be an improvement in our ability to move commerce.
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It will be an improvement in our ability to move commerce.
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There's a voice and an ability to move people that's gone today.
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The first is the ability to move around the tweet compose button.
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But talk about that, that transition of your ability to move forward.
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"Guys are typically more stiff and they don't have a great deal of coordination in the hip region, but the ability to move and manipulate hips is actually the ability to move and manipulate your penis," Kendrick says.
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That judgment restricts our energy, our loving, and our ability to move forward.
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In 2010, Olivia lost all ability to move and function on her own.
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They didn't count on Ben's super-powered ability to move through foliage undetected.
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I don't take for granted my ability to move freely through these spaces.
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That makes people feel much more hopeful about the ability to move forward.
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And so, they have this incredible ability to move sugar through their system.
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The ability to move and find food helps keep some imperiled species viable.
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"The ability to move a lot out of Mexico is limited," he said.
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Last year, some sixty children lost the ability to move and to speak.
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That constrains people's ability to move easily, so instead remodeling is in vogue.
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Within a week, Jon lost the ability to move his limbs and speak.
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They even created hair with the ability to move objects utilizing a vibration technique.
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Her ability to move more freely there allowed her to cultivate her mass following.
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The purchases were described internally as "bullets" for their ability to move the market.
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The experience is made even better by the ability to move around the map.
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They must evaluate the nominees on their ability to move American global leadership forward.
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She loves having the ability to move her home whenever she needs to relocate.
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Too much flatness can actually hinder your ability to move up in the company.
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No one questions the detrimental impact this has on survivors' ability to move forward.
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Hong Kong affords mainland tycoons the ability to move "red capital" in and out.
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She does not speak but has some ability to move her limbs, head and neck.
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It even offers the ability to move objects back and forth in the object stack.
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"The ability to move unhindered across the border is the cornerstone of this," he says.
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Rather than selling volume, they sold specificity, and they sold the ability to move product.
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Obviously kicking the legs rapidly diminishes a man's ability to move in a sprightly manner.
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Ms. Wood lost the ability to move freely, and her emotions began to spiral down.
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It brings into question the neophyte president's ability to move big-ticket legislation through Congress.
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The offensive push was all about Curry's ability to move with and without the ball.
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If you have the ability to move your computer around, find an aesthetically pleasing background.
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Here, Ms. Lovette's brand of partnering hints at Ms. Pazcoguin's ability to move between genders.
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People are seeing their ability to move between jobs diminish even as their wages collapse.
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Some analysts, however, are skeptical of Pandora's ability to move into new markets and become profitable.
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This America is entirely unique: She's a queer Latina with the ability to move through dimensions.
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It is this cross-chain, or multi-chain, ability, to move from one railroad to another.
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With its ability to move its large dish, GBT can cover 22015 percent of the sky.
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One-Day MVP 2.0 The key to a successful startup is the ability to move quickly.
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Not only beating people with his arm but with his feet, his ability to move around.
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The convention restricts Russia's ability to move certain vessels of war en masse into the Mediterranean.
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Nevertheless, he has the ability to move this scandal into a precarious stage for this administration.
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But in those days, such comments had little ability to move stock prices or affect sales.
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For many years the allure of Silicon Valley was contingent on the ability to move here.
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Everyone deserves the ability to move about the world safely, yet women still face disproportionate risks.
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This despite lingering uncertainty around the Trump administration's ability to move forward with its fiscal agenda.
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Investors also appeared to be losing faith in the administration's ability to move forward on its agenda.
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But she also noted that businesses want more than just the ability to move workloads between environments.
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What's really different here compared to regular laptops is the ability to move the keyboard around freely.
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And certainly with decreased movement and decreased ability to move around, that's not good for the lungs.
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Having the ability to move, breathe, and share life with others makes me feel even more grateful.
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Don't overbook yourself today, Pisces—you're going to want the ability to move at an easier pace.
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The proposals target specific problems such as the ability to move personal data from site to site.
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"We have the ability to move something through that's very sure in these uncertain times," said Sen.
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But at around six or seven months, she started to lose her coordination and ability to move.
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In all of history, our ability to move food from farm to fork never has been better.
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Ms. Stein's ability to move through worlds was also apparent in her choice of lovers and husbands.
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Over time, he lost the ability to move and speak freely, and he needed full-time assistance.
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An even more important aspect to the Cambridge story is the ability to move secret political money.
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"Sanders hasn't shown the ability to move voters in Florida," one veteran Florida Democratic operative said recently.
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Given the Republican majority in the House, the bill's "ability to move may be somewhat limited," Speier said.
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But Lubarsky is really only interested in his ability to move the items and make a decent profit.
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"She does not speak but has some ability to move her limbs, head and neck," the statement said.
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So Russia's client, Russia's supported friend, is the single biggest blockade to the ability to move forward here.
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And-- but it does give you the ability to move very quickly if something very big comes along.
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In time, unchecked cancer develops the ability to move from organ to organ or from tissue to tissue.
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Otherwise, Friedman said, "you're less likely to feel confident in your own ability to move forward without guilt."
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Other skills, such as the ability to move one's limbs, are processed by opposite sides of the brain.
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Key quote: "We have the ability to move something through that's very sure in these uncertain times," Sen.
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Trump, in particular, was worried the bill would restrict his ability to move money around for border barriers.
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But their ability to move on this issue is also enabled by the country's very different political system.
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A Reuters report this August said the truck would probably be autonomous, with the ability to move in platoons.
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Economic opportunity is becoming more concentrated, but Americans' ability to move to take advantage of that opportunity is declining.
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If you dismantle the program entirely, you're dismantling any ability to move that money through to disaster-affected areas.
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Exoskeletons can be incredibly useful, giving people extra strength or the ability to move freely when injured or disabled.
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"Healthcare has an ability to move people into action," said Ben Wikler, Washington director of liberal activist group MoveOn.
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U.S. firms will still be subject to a trade embargo that will limit their ability to move into Iran.
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By restricting Iran's ability to move oil around the globe, the U.S. sanctions have choked off Tehran's Syrian allies.
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She risked her career in the pursuit of creative freedom and the ability to move forward with her life.
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"We're very close to having the ability to move the pheromone work on a management-scale level," he said.
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"Being a snob could actually be socially counterproductive, lessening one's ability to move across different social networks," Vanderbilt notes.
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In a country built by immigrants, numbers represent the strength and ability to move forward both culturally and economically.
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With the ability to move away from export crops, farm subsidies will slowly change toward enhancing local food production.
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Even with Boston, Shaq still amazes with his mere ability to move himself around a basketball court without vomiting.
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The IG also examined whether USDA has the ability to move ERS under the Office of the Chief Economist.
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The rules, he said, were having an impact on Mr. Zekelman's ability to move the steel pipe he manufactures.
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"The Republican establishment has consistently overestimated its ability to move Donald Trump to the positions it supports," he said.
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Republicans want to deny the Obama administration the ability to move any more detainees before the president's term ends.
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Esper stressed he retained the ability to move in and out smaller numbers of forces as needed into Syria.
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Her own fund would give her the ability to move quickly on deals and capture the hottest investment opportunities.
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Love has cerebral palsy, a group of disorders that affect a person's ability to move and maintain balance and posture.
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Sure, falcons can fly faster and hummingbirds can hover, but pigeons have the ability to move almost like a helicopter.
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The mother also suffered from ataxia, a debilitating disorder that affects the nervous system, hindering a person's ability to move.
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The nuclear industry is renowned for its globe-trotting workers and Euratom enshrines their ability to move freely across borders.
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"We wanted to tell founders we have a clear process and the ability to move very fast," Boyle tells TechCrunch.
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He deserves recognition and respect for his actions, which have severely impaired his ability to move freely around the country.
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Kyle gives a stranger the ability to move objects with their mind with the help of some magic rubber gloves.
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And the user will have the ability to move them around, add some, to remove some, to explore, to discover.
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Mr Harbach's designs are intended mostly to accommodate those whose ability to move is restricted in one way or another.
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He eventually lost the ability to move his arms and legs or breathe on his own and began experiencing seizures.
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Investors appeared to be losing faith in the Trump administration's ability to move forward on its agenda, some strategists said.
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He works mostly on expungements and has seen firsthand the impact they have on his clients' ability to move on.
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When she's not fretting over Mr. Mason's ability to move into the Drewe's home, Daisy is prepping for her exams.
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The ability to move columns in Excel is a great benefit when dealing with long strands of data in Excel.
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My favorite HomePod feature enabled by AirPlay 2 and multi-room support was the ability to move music between rooms.
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Yet entries like Greta Gerwig's "Lady Bird" still prove that this type of movie has the ability to move us.
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Still, no single person in the country has the ability to move the levers of government like the President. 2.
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That ability to move forces quickly gives Russia a political tool that Putin has shown he is willing to use.
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Japan's navy has the ability to move troops and hardware around the world, as evidenced by its role in UN peacekeeping.
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"North Korea's ability to engage in international trade and finance relies on its ability to move goods and money," Berger said.
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Pipemonk offers customers the ability to move data easily between cloud applications such as CRM, eCommerce, marketing and help desk services.
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Companies support giving users control over their data, transparency over how data is used and the ability to move their data.
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That will reduce their ability to move, change jobs, make large investments, and ask employers for higher pay or better treatment.
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And I think that ability to move through very different environments, different cultures, easily was very important to my early life.
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Such a transportation corridor would vastly improve Iran's ability to move troops and materiel while cementing their influence across the region.
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This limited the Rohingya's access to schools and health care and their ability to move in and out of the country.
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He has traveled repeatedly to Washington for protests even as he has lost the ability to move his arms and legs.
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One was the business savvy of many of the authors — their ability to move themselves into favorable positions in the marketplace.
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The military's continued dominance of the country, despite her party's control of Parliament, restricts her ability to move the country forward.
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As I move around the room, the camera "follows" me, as if it had the ability to move and zoom its lens.
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They then observed these ticks over the next day to see if the chemical had impaired their ability to move and bite.
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I couldn't find any teachers out there, but maybe that's why I brought back the ability to move colors and make art.
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Ahrendts insists that she's keen on extending benefits from Cupertino to retail employees, including the ability to move between stores and roles.
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It has both intrinsic power and the ability to move us beyond selfish pursuits to see the interconnection and interdependence in life.
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By restricting Iran's ability to move oil, U.S. sanctions have choked off Tehran's Syrian allies, causing fuel shortages in government-controlled areas.
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Robotics, logistics and back-office technologies give them the ability to move more goods and services across more industries than anyone else.
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Underestimating Amazon's ability to move quickly in industries where it has invested significant resources is always likely going to be a mistake.
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A two-track regulatory system would leave consumers with potentially higher prices and could complicate their ability to move cars between states.
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Ability to move and/or lift items such as ladders, tools, cable, test equipment and other objects weighing up to 100 pounds.
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As the disease progressed, Charlie became weaker, losing the ability to move his arms or legs or breathe, and he experienced seizures.
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"He was good, at least as good as he was a week ago in terms of his ability to move," Saban said.
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She does possess the ability to move into other positions but the reason she will not is because of her reactive approach.
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And as his Japanese vocabulary improved, so did his ability to move about the city and communicate with more and more people.
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The move invoked the ire of lawmakers, with House Democrats now seeking to limit the Pentagon's ability to move money between accounts.
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Though she has lost the ability to move, her brain still generates an increase in electricity when she thinks about doing so.
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One measure of artistic success is the ability to move the mainstream — to bring once-unimaginable ideas to the widest possible audience.
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"Patrick had something about him that was very rugged but that also had that beautiful, gentle, sensuous ability to move," she said.
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But how could these cells — which are conventionally believed to have no ability to move themselves around — make such an unlikely journey?
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GIFs created with the iPhone's native Photos app also can't be exported off of Apple devices without losing the ability to move.
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Russia has stationed anti-aircraft and anti-ship missiles there, able to cover huge areas and complicate NATO's ability to move around.
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His condition will not affect his singing voice, Frampton said, but it could slow his fingers and his ability to move around.
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One of the foundations of America is the belief in upward mobility, the ability to move from one economic class to another.
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Lacking that, the party's ability to move forward with key items on its legislative agenda, including replacing the Affordable Care Act, will suffer.
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The fact is, this cohort is a real constituency who have shown their ability to move the needle for a candidate, particularly online.
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Brits fearing the impact of Brexit on their ability to move freely around Europe have inundated the Embassy with enquiries about citizenship status.
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Although Trip Bundles were difficult to edit at first, Google recently added the ability to move selected email messages into an existing trip.
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Verizon has for years sold phones, even Apple's flagship, unlocked and with the ability to move freely between both GSM and CDMA networks.
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She is a sweet girl that has been diagnosed with Wobbly Kitten Syndrome, a neurological disorder that affects her ability to move properly.
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It's something Kingsley explicitly notes, reflecting on his ability to move freely between 17 countries in one year while reporting for the book.
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KINEOPTIC (adj): The ability to move one's eyeballs to the back of the head, frequently seen in parents of small children and teenagers.
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Billionaire Richard Branson says that playing tennis taught him the ability to move on from past failures and stay focused on the future.
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" This practice, she added, "serves our interests and our relationships in our ability to move beyond the past in some of these places.
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Markets tumbled on Wednesday after Powell's press conference, at which he said, "We'll have the ability to move eight ti--," before correcting himself.
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Okta offers that ability to move between cloud services, and it boasts partnerships with companies like AWS, GSuite, Box and Workplace by Facebook.
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Even during the primary, running against Bernie Sanders, she demonstrated an ability to move further left from many of her centrist positions. Mrs.
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Should he lose — not a given — Republicans would have just a one-seat majority in the Senate, imperiling their ability to move legislation.
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Workers who fall into these traps will hinder their own ability to move forward as well as diminish the success of their teams.
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Palestinians live without a full set of basic rights, their ability to move freely constrained, and their hopes for the future repeatedly stymied.
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"We make a huge footprint, not only from locomotion, but in many other and more impactful activities related to our ability to move."
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IS has lost the ability to move in large convoys, making it more difficult to replace fighters if it loses them in significant numbers.
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The hedge fund manager's opinions are closely watched on Wall Street, and he has the ability to move markets with his observations on stocks.
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Ruth has the ability to move tectonic plates, while her mother Bo (Lorraine Toussaint) and daughter Lila (Saniyya Sidney) can dissolve and recreate objects.
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SO, I THINK THAT IF IT CHANGED A LITTLE BIT – I JUST DON'T SEE THE MARKET HAVING THE ABILITY TO MOVE UP THAT MUCH.
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While going for a routine tackle, Williams sustained a fractured vertebrae and lost the ability to move his lower body, Fox 5 DC reported.
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But, in the same way that humans have augmented our ability to move with bikes, trains, and planes, technology can give plants new freedom.
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XpressWest chief executive Tony Marnell said in a statement that his company's "ambitions outpace CRI's ability to move the project forward timely and efficiently".
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Details of the film are still under wraps, but it will focus on the character Barry Allen and his ability to move lightning-fast.
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The ability to move pilots from one plane to the other was a selling point for Boeing as it took orders for the planes.
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The video shows off the drone's ability to move high-end movie cameras into angles that provide far more immersive and dynamic movie visuals.
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Virtuix has a product on the market called Omni, which is a pioneering motion platform that gives people the ability to move around naturally.
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The finding, published today in Nature, is the first instance of a person living with paralysis regaining the ability to move simply by thinking.
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At that point, the VR version was essentially the standard game inside a headset, with the added ability to move your head a little.
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Nevertheless, as a proud young American, I have complete faith in our nation's ability to move forward — regardless of the bleak outcome on Tuesday.
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The band has just released their first album in five years, The Wilderness, and once again, it shows the band's ability to move forward.
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Still, the announcement highlights how sanctions enacted this year by President Donald Trump's administration are hurting Venezuela's ability to move money through international banks.
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"The spinal cord of the subway system is the ability to move trains — signals, power and the actual track and infrastructure," Mr. Toussaint said.
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What Ms. Hamilton illustrates in "Oklahoma!" is diametrically different: The choreography grants her the ability to move like lightning, but also to be patient.
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The durational performance, "Stoppage I and II" (2017), refers to the oppressive forces that literally obstruct women, controlling their womb and ability to move.
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" Mr. Trump said, after Mr. Zekelman questioned the effect the new rules had on his ability to move the steel pipe he manufactured. "Wow.
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The skip button is similar to the one Netflix flashes during a TV show's theme song, giving people the ability to move past it.
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"I didn't want the litigation to impede our ability to move forward and get this bridge open as soon as possible," Ms. Glen said.
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The Move's highlight feature is its ability to move around and operate on battery power, and that's why it offers two different connection modes.
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Faith is a geek, she's a little bit awkward, and she has the power of telekinesis — the ability to move objects with her mind.
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Garay's choreography employed a great deal of small, repetitive gestures and body isolations that demonstrated Vecino's incredible ability to move with the utmost specificity.
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As this strategy has begun to bear middling returns, the metric of choice has shifted to engagement—a creator's ability to move fans to interact.
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Aside from Towley's natural agility and strength, the ability to move freely — without any distractions — is essential when it comes to nailing her best routines.
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"Patrick had something about him that was very rugged, but that also had that beautiful, gentle, sensuous ability to move," Moore says at the beginning.
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This is what VR gamers refer to as six degrees of freedom—the ability to move freely and peek around corners within a virtual environment.
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The government often directs when the camera can be used and where it can be pointed, hindering the ability to move freely about the country.
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He believes that real-world assets will eventually be tokenized which could boost security, the ability to move them globally, and create new business models.
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" Crews raved about his chosen winner, telling her, "I have never been more impressed by the ability to move people the way you did today.
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Researchers announced the successful development of a complex "neural bypass" system in mid-April, created to give those living with paralysis the ability to move.
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If Flacco impresses, Denver could let it ride another season for $20.25 million in 2020, again with the ability to move on without dead money.
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By dragging on for years, conviction processes actually force families to remain invested in trials without any sense of closure or ability to move on.
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But it does appear the president has a power no previous holder of the executive office wielded: the ability to move markets with a tweet.
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The doctor ordered a gastric transit study to see if there was some problem with her gut's ability to move food forward through the system.
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Also, remember that your ability to move to a different flight depends on availability, which is generally pretty scarce on, say, the Sunday after Thanksgiving.
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"We then need to pair those medical people with the military, taking advantage of the military's ability to move fast, do logistics, and secure areas."
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But as more cities restrict people's ability to move around freely in public, there are countless other aspects of life that will be massively disrupted.
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But baseball players' ability to move merchandise pales in comparison to that of a basketball player or a soccer player, and endorsement contracts reflect that.
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Stalin's apparent ability to move mountains and transform society with triumphant five-year plans offered an antidote to his impatience with the frustrations of democracy.
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"We try to manage everything, all aspects of the business under "One Ford"," and that hobbled the company's ability to move quickly, costing market share.
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"The Coalition's efforts to disrupt and attack ISIS's financial networks have restricted the terror group's ability to move resources and export terrorism," Central Command said.
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And for him, that's the connecting thread between the best independent films and the shows in "The Set": the ability to move the culture forward.
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Though the bedridden woman is nonverbal, she has some ability to move her extremities, responds to sound and can make facial gestures, her family says.
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Being in the House minority is brutal; you have almost no control of your schedule and no ability to move meaningful legislation of any sort.
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Still, the announcement highlights how sanctions enacted this year by U.S. President Donald Trump's administration are hurting Venezuela's ability to move money through international banks.
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NAFTA created special visas that give skilled workers such as software developers the ability to move between Canada, the United States and Mexico with relative ease.
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But there has been a significant campaign to deny the group an ability to move equipment and fighters between those two cities and places in between.
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When it introduced the ability to move and shoot at the same time, Resi fumbled its way toward the action genre, forgetting its survival horror heritage.
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"The ability to move money fluidly and the erosion of the nation-state are closely related," Thiel said in 2001, according to a Wired magazine article.
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Therapy had not just given him the ability to move, it gave him freedom; the capacity to return to his community doing the activities he loved.
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Plus, if you are really worried, Masai Ujiri has always shown the ability to move players, no matter the size of the contract (see: Nene, Bargnani).
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Semen samples were taken and the men's sperm quality was assessed for the total sperm number, as well as their size, shape and ability to move.
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In reality, Trump is often uninformed and erratic; his policies and actions to date do not indicate a willingness or ability to move towards Sanders's views.
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Having the ability to move about untethered plays a huge role here, especially since you know that the virtual walls match up with the physical ones.
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Combine this level of traction with the Mountaineer's excellent flotation performance and you gain the ability to move quickly and adeptly both on- and off-trail.
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We know how dragons and White Walkers operate, but the exact parameters of Bran's ability to move through and affect time are still a little unclear.
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Total LIS is common among patients in late-stage Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), a progressive motor neuron disease that takes away the body's ability to move.
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Here's a shot of Yutu making tracks across the moon's surface, which it did for about a month after touchdown before losing the ability to move.
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He said that "isn't exactly the first use case that the team had in mind," but the ability to move household items would be a valuable skill.
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While you've always been able to add new events and schedule them, Alexa is now supporting one-on-one meetings and the ability to move events around.
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According to Blackwell's family, his health is improving—regaining the ability to move his arms and legs after waking from his latest coma just days before Christmas.
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Chamisa, who has an ability to move crowds with fiery speeches, alleged that Zimbabwe&aposs judicial system is biased in favor of the ruling ZANU-PF party.
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It may be even bigger today than in 2001, and its ability to move between terrorism and working with Western allies has allowed it to maintain itself.
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Setting out on this journey, I wanted to improve my ability to move in a straight line, not to wander, and yet there are currents, tendencies, distractions.
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Such pop-up checkpoints and closings lasting several days have disrupted the routines of Palestinian residents, whose ability to move through the occupied territory was already precarious.
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Acute flaccid paralysis is a sudden onset of weakness or loss of the ability to move any part of the body in a child younger than 15.
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It would mean companies such as Facebook and Google should no longer face the prospect of having their ability to move user data across the Atlantic curtailed.
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Thursday's 217-213 House vote on healthcare legislation raised confidence in the Republican-controlled chamber's ability to move major legislation after two earlier pushes ended in failure.
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When Moreira recovered it became apparent that he had no ability to move quickly on the feet and would simply try to shield himself when Menifield threw.
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But his ability to move forward was curtailed, and Harrison tracked down most of Raonic's attempts to force him wide, winning the fourth set with relative ease.
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As coronavirus spreads — more than 143,000 cases and more than 3,000 deaths have been reported worldwide — the industry isn't so sure about its ability to move forward.
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Replaying conversations in your head or ruminating on mistakes will keep you stuck in a place of pain, and can interfere with your ability to move forward.
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Asking for witnesses, leaders have said, would almost certainly force the case into court over questions of executive privilege and delay the Senate's ability to move on.
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But Pompeo's ability to move beyond reporting on events to shaping them by creating policy and working with allies remains to be seen, lawmakers and analysts said.
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For me, freedom of movement also encompasses the ability to move in environments without people coming up to me and touching me or invading my personal space.
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As a black woman with incomplete quadriplegia and chronic pain, and as a full-time manual wheelchair user, my own ability to move freely is frequently restricted.
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Some Republicans say the White House's ability to move money around this summer proves their argument that Democrats have been asking for more money than they need.
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She is acclaimed for her uncanny ability to move with extreme slowness, which she has done for years as half of the performing duo Eiko and Koma.
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Investors appeared to be losing faith in the Trump administration's ability to move forward with tax cuts and the rest of its domestic economic agenda, some strategists said.
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Life emerged in Earth's seas as single-celled bacterial organisms perhaps 4 billion years ago, but the earliest life forms lacked the ability to move independently, called motility.
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It controls the attraction of a sperm cell toward a female egg, as well as the sperm's ability to move and break through barriers to reach the egg.
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Inviting "real girl" models feeds into this idea, as these digital influencers have proven the ability to move designer product by situating it in everyday settings and styling.
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Another advantage a small bank has is ability to move quickly, said Cross River Bank CEO Gilles Gade, a former investment banker at Barclays Capital and Bear Stearns.
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Thursday's 217-213 House vote on health-care legislation raised confidence in the Republican-controlled chamber's ability to move major legislation after two earlier pushes ended in failure.
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That's because the multinational institution has the ability to move politics, and there is a great deal of social, civil and political unrest in Venezuela, said Nomi Prins.
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Eventually, Puharich began exploring ESP and psychokinesis or PK (the ability to move objects with one's mind), and began researching test subjects who appeared to have psychic potential.
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"We're increasingly constraining youth's ability to move through the world around them," says Barry Joseph, the associate director for digital learning at the American Museum of Natural History.
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The mobile wallet service relies on cheaper fees and an ability to move money instantly and easily as an alternative to incumbent bank-based providers like Western Union.
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The attraction of small trading outfits is their ability to move quickly when a profit-making opportunity appears and to trade typically in both physical and paper markets.
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It's the ability to move gracefully through your identities — to have the passions, blessings and hurts of one balanced by the passions, blessings and hurts of several others.
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For all of the physicality in the game, the Cavaliers were still been unable to disrupt the Warriors' ability to move the ball around rapidly on every possession.
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"There's just been too much focus on me and it's impacting our ability to move forward," Sloan told analysts during a conference call after the announcement last Thursday.
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DHS has limited ability to move money around in its budget, and would almost certainly be unable to find enough resources to fund even most of the new plans.
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Until phone-based VR supports the ability to move in virtual environments, an Oculus Rift or HTC Vive gives you a whole lot more of the matrix to explore.
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We see these characters moving on into another life, getting the chance to meet again afterward, and struggling with their ability to move beyond the setting of the show.
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Charlie has a rare genetic disease and resulting brain damage that has left him without the ability to move his arms and legs, eat or breathe on his own.
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Since then, several missions have been deployed to asteroids and comets, but none of the landers have had the ability to move once they touched down on the surface.
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The researchers described TrickBooster as a "powerful addition to TrickBot's vast arsenal of tools," given its ability to move stealthily and evade detection by most antimalware vendors, they said.
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KS told a U.S. judge on Friday that cargo owners were withholding up to $80 million in payments for completed shipments, complicating the company's ability to move stranded freight.
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"I didn't think our effort at the beginning of the game matched their ability to move the ball and execute with our offense," Iowa head coach Fran McCaffery said.
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He's also something of an oddity in his ability to move easily between the underground scene and mainstream EDM industry as an unparalleled authority on all things dance music.
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"We are deeply concerned with the activities of Iran, with the ability of Iran to enhance those activities through a greater ability to move material into Syria," Satterfield said.
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The S-300 missiles are mounted on a truck in tubes, giving the weapons the look of a logging truck and an ability to move about to avoid attacks.
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Researchers found lower pH levels corroded young shells of Dungeness crab larvae, which could impact the crabs' ability to move, feed, protect itself and mature into healthy reproductive adults.
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Rosebush, a neuropsychiatrist, had just unwittingly treated her first patient with catatonia—a strange disorder where people can suddenly become statue-like, losing the ability to move or speak.
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The other patient who was able to walk over ground had been paralyzed from his neck down with no ability to move his arms until he received the stimulator.
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A significant part of that comes from both Jackson's ability to move beyond the Drummond pairing and find other teammates on the floor in better spots to make shots.
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What's more, the company is so confident in their ability to move these applications, that they are willing to guarantee the outcome, so long as the applications meet certain criteria.
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It receives a company rating of 4.3 and offers "a lot of career growth opportunities and the ability to move into new roles and new groups," one account manager writes.
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She would lose the ability to move her legs, arms, fingers and eventually even her face, leaving her locked inside her body, barely able to communicate with those around her.
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After French journalist Jean-Dominique Bauby suffered a massive stroke in 1995, he lost the ability to move and speak but could control his eyes, exhibiting a locked-in state.
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"Chief among (their) concerns was concerns about not having residency in Lebanon which restricts their ability to move or to send children to school" or obtain necessary assistance, she said.
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If your team doesn't have the right diversity in backgrounds and opinion — and the right alchemy when combined — your ability to move the needle on your goals is basically nonexistent.
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His ability to move quickly around the battlefield and sow chaos for more damage-focused teammates to exploit can be the key to controlling the battle flow in those modes.
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He credits Missouri's 2016 shift towards conservatism to both President Donald Trump's ability to move white evangelicals into the Republican column and rural voters' shift away from the Democrat party.
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President-elect Donald Trump has frequently demonstrated the ability to move markets with 140 characters or less by tweeting about specific companies, many of whom have seen their shares tumble.
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Throughout, his ability to move between starkly different social worlds—and to find humor in society's double standards—proves the result of this initial, drastic inability to fit in anywhere.
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DHS has limited ability to move money around in its budget, and would almost certainly be unable to fund most of the Trump administration's border enforcement plans on its own.
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"The idea of testimony is that your truth and these lived experiences have more ability to move political structures than all the charts and numbers in the world," said Kallman.
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These 16 blocks can now use their communication system and their ability to move themselves around to perform tasks including producing various shapes, or even following arrows or light signals.
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"We don't know what the implications are, other than that it's going to have a huge chilling effect on our national ability to move forward with infrastructure projects," he said.
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" Gavin Lockheart, a fellow St. Martin's student who began using slide projections at the same time, remembers being amazed by Doig's ability "to move the image beyond the photographic reproduction.
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She was almost three, and her sister five, when they lost the ability to move their hands freely and walk properly, becoming the first to be identified as disease sufferers.
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Any pharmacy can join ZipDrug's platform as long as the pharmacy complies with ZipDrug's criteria, like fill rates, delivery completion, and the ability to move members to lower-cost prescriptions.
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While some VR products give you the ability to move physically around in a confined area, engaging in VR is primarily an activity that you do in a fixed location.
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In California, she quickly became known for her ability to move passengers and gold safely over important routes between gold-mining outposts and major towns like San Francisco or Sacramento.
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"He hasn't found any ability to move beyond his Russian base, and his Russian base is shrinking," said Gadi Wolfsfeld, a political-science professor at the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzilya.
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It still had the same overall look, structure, and navigation that the 2008 update introduced, but Microsoft worked in the ability to move around the dashboard with the Kinect (RIP).
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Additionally, patients who still have the ability to move—and at times grow restless—may need more attention to make sure they don't pull out their tubes or injure themselves.
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This stand-up test is one of many the rover is undergoing, including testing its nuclear-powered engine, its ability to move its wheels, its sensor arrays and its navigation systems.
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Johannesburg, South Africa (CNN)For a country dubbed the "Rainbow Nation" for its ability to move beyond its apartheid past, South Africa's social media these days looks like a racial battleground.
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EarTrumpet includes features like the ability to control classic and modern app volumes individually, a quick switch between default audio devices, and even the ability to move apps between playback devices.
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When troops fail to leave forts to conduct patrols and operations, it allows insurgents to place roadside bombs and mines, further restricting the military's ability to move, according to coalition officers.
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Kenner's ability to move from the private to public then back to private sectors throughout his career highlights a major criticism of Washington and the national subsidy process as a whole.
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But a review of the changes in gender relationships since the 3693s suggests good reason for confidence in our ability to move forward, though certainly not for us to become complacent.
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Acute flaccid paralysis is a sudden onset of weakness in or loss of the ability to move any part of the body of a child less than 15 years of age.
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It was a journal entry that described how, on June 9, 2013, he'd lost the ability to move, after developing a rare autoimmune disorder, Guillain-Barré syndrome, and two related conditions.
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With the help of Mr. Heffington, who manages to strip away artifice in everything he touches, Ms. Letissier has expanded the breadth of her ability to move through space and time.
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He has the intelligence to pull off a novel of this size but lacks, somehow, the killer instinct — the ability to move in for intensities of feeling and thought and action.
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Federal oversight would allow all Americans to benefit from multiple privacy protections, including the option to delete their data, transparency in data collection and the ability to move data among services.
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And without the ability to move able-bodied individuals off of Medicaid's rolls, states will find it increasingly difficult to treat patients because costs will continue to spiral out of control.
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The banking union has created a Single Resolution Board from January to handle failures of lenders, but Cunliffe cast doubt on its ability to move swiftly and coherently in a crisis.
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Studies have shown that apple cider vinegar delays "gastric emptying," meaning it messes with your body's ability to move food from the stomach into the intestines, which can leave you feeling queasy.
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"Where Neanderthals really stand out is in their ability to move and condition large volumes of air in and out of their nasal passages—twice as effective as we are," said Wroe.
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This also means that companies get the ability to move their applications from one cloud to another (or use multiple clouds simultaneously) without having to adapt their code to every cloud's peculiarities.
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While there's clearly a market for refurbished iPhones here in the U.S., the larger play for Apple long-term is its ability to move refurbished iPhones into markets outside of the country.
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We have stopped going up because we have reached the limits of the ability to move the markets on the powerful but vague ideas of fiscal stimulus, less regulation, and lower taxes.
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In Brussels next week they will agree to be ready for "four 30s" by 2020: the ability to move 30 mechanised battalions, 30 air squadrons and 30 combat ships within 73 days.
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"I had an electrical storm in my brain two nights ago and I lost the ability to move for two-and-a-half hours," Pereira says in one of her first videos.
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The ability to move efficiently, reliably and safely between these cities is critical not only to workers and businesses throughout the region, but also for the health of the nation's entire economy.
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Some stock investors are drawing optimism from the market's ability to move upwards in the face of loftier yields - even though those higher yields were partly blamed for last week's violent selloff.
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In fact, the ability to move away from barter constraints and to buy more from one trading partner and sell more to another is a key sign of a healthy trading system.
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There is more at stake in the law than just the prices at which artworks sell and the ability to move them in and out of the country, Ms. von Brühl added.
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"That gives us the ability to move forward should funding be available at some future year, for actually doing construction," said Vincent Sapienza, the deputy environmental commissioner for engineering, design and construction.
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Hodges, who is due to retire next month, has repeatedly pushed for increased focus on improving the ability to move troops and equipment across Europe in the event of a future conflict.
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As these developments approach the cusp of mainstream adoption, what is truly needed is a clear regulatory framework at the federal level that gives developers the ability to move forward with confidence.
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Andre Iguodala broke that defense once, hitting a 3-pointer that gave him 20 for the game, but the strategy did appear to be limiting the Warriors' ability to move the ball.
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However, if it does not get done, as you mentioned, we think we have the ability to move very rapidly on a buyback as we communicated earlier in the January time frame.
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Since you won't always use the treadmill aspect for each workout, having the ability to move it to the side to stand in front of the display unhindered is a nice touch.
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Entering Monday's session, the Dow, S&P and Nasdaq were all down for the month as investors grappled with lingering worries about the Trump administration's ability to move forward with tax reform.
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The movie follows the leader of a bike gang who tries to save his friend who developed the ability to move objects using the power of his mind after a motorcycle accident.
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And his administration has also been occupied by a spate of deadly hurricanes and the shooting spree in Las Vegas, which have hampered its ability to move forward on its policy agenda.
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This "free indirect speech" allowed the reader to see, think and feel exactly as the character did while also maintaining a critical distance and the ability to move between various points of view.
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With no eyes and limited ability to move through water, marine biologists say it's important recognize the habitat of the animals and know what to do when you encounter them at the beach.
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Marvel borrowing from Bey for this comic makes a ton of sense: The singer may not have the ability to move through dimensions, but she certainly knows how to inspire other powerful women.
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The Surface Earbuds also include integration with Microsoft Office, allowing for features like real-time captions during presentations and the ability to move through PowerPoint slides with a swipe of the touch area.
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The service allows users to define their various backup policies and retention periods, including the ability to move backups to cold storage (for EFS data) or delete them completely after a certain time.
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This is especially beautiful when the VR headset supports positional tracking — the ability to move around the scene, crouching to examine the ground or peering through windows to see what's going on inside.
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The slowdown in the M&A market coincides with growing uncertainty around President Donald Trump and his administration's ability to move forward with some key policy initiatives, including tax reform and infrastructure spending.
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The problem, however, is that the number of U.S.-flag vessels has shrunk to its lowest point ever, undermining the nation's ability to move troops and sustain our forces during a long war.
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Everyone's favourite caffeinated beverage may seem to be infallible in its ability to move you from duvet cocoon to AM meeting but some are warning that it could be facing an imminent shortage.
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We can either celebrate Campa-Najjar as an example of the American ability to move beyond the dead weight of your family's past, or jump right into the great swamp of terrorism-terrorizing.
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Artists have the ability to move the conversation to places corporations and politicians cannot or will not go, and to smooth the way for political change years before the document signings and handshakes.
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At this point there is a sense that the opportunity for small businesses to continue to grow and be profitable is tied to the president's ability to move forward with his policy agenda.
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These pictures can have a formal advantage over their live-action counterparts: Animated characters' ability to move quickly and express clearer emotions allows filmmakers to pack more elaborate stories into shorter running times.
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Mentally taking people to a distant, safe place reduces their anxiety, he says, while interactivity–the ability to move around an environment and throw snowballs, for example–helps them to feel more in control.
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It was the first soft landing of a probe on the Moon since the Soviet Lunokhod 2 mission of 1973, but the Yutu rover lost its ability to move after just two lunar nights.
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"You know, time will tell how this works out, but I can tell you I'm going to support and help in her transition and her ability to move forward and be successful," Haley said.
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The split between former Speaker John Boehner and House Financial Services Committee Chair Jeb Hensarling was so deep as to have left the committee in the past with no ability to move its agenda.
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The video begins with applause from a crowd as Timberlake arrives dressed like Steve Jobs and introducing an artificial intelligence creation that proceeds to amaze the crowd with its ability to move and dance.
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The biggest feature on most people's wish lists is inside-out positional tracking, which would give VR headset wearers the ability to move through space within virtual environments without having external sensors set up.
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The ability to move your head around a virtual space is, to my mind, the single biggest difference between phone-based VR and more advanced implementations, and the Vive Focus crosses that threshold convincingly.
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This simply isn't the case with oil, which can be stored for long periods of time and its ability to move vast distances between continents is only limited by the economics of shipping costs.
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Some think this could hinder their ability to move to the UK. Hundreds of riot police entered the camp on Monday as people began pulling down tents and shelters in the muddy Calais camp.
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"Unfortunately, our decision to move our Fayetteville location impacts our ability to move ahead with this phase of our case," Hill said, adding that politicians continue to prevent qualified physicians from providing safe services.
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Cramer added that while most major apparel makers have the ability to move production to other countries, they wouldn't be able to do so overnight and prices would most likely rise in the interim.
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And I believe that me at the top of the ticket, underneath our federal slate, will have the ability to move more voters who don't participate in midterm elections to show up in November.
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It's almost a classic example of what economists call sunk costs, — the home — versus opportunity costs, which is the ability to move when and if you want, albeit at the price of uncertain rent.
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He structures the chapters around six hikes taken between 1978 and 2006, and captures how the conflict in the region has affected both the landscape and his ability to move freely through the land.
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Many of these tactically oriented managers have the ability to move in and out of cash and other defensive securities, but many charge high fees and face the usual difficulties associated with timing the market.
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In most hacks, Active Directory servers aren't attacked directly, they're accessed after a network has been breached, but the software is critical to an attackers ability to move freely inside a corporate network, Gililand said.
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He could help by standing behind the three-point line too—he shot 38.4 percent on three-pointers over his career—but his ability to move through interior space productively was what made him special.
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As the beefy best friend with the heart of gold and the astounding ability to move the plot along by reading the right books, Sam Tarly has been a surprisingly integral character on the show.
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This risk is coinciding with challenging operating conditions and new regulations governing Indian homebuilders that limit their ability to move cash across projects as freely as before, all of which could complicate proactive refinancing initiatives.
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The rover's motor control assembly (RMCA) gives it the ability to move: The tool manages motion of Mars 2020's wheels, arms, mast, drill, and the instruments that will handle Martian rock and soil samples.
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Moylan said he thinks the IRS generally doesn't have the ability to move the filing date but that the agency could do other things to approximate doing so, such as granting extensions or waiving penalties.
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Grandi said it was important to set in place a monitoring mechanism in Rakhine for those returning and noted the UNHCR currently did not have the ability to move freely and perform this role there.
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Yet for children with cerebral palsy, a group of neurological disorders that affect the ability to move, simply walking can be difficult -- and some with cerebral palsy might not be able to walk at all.
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Mckesson has already inspired thousands around the country to protest police brutality, but the viability of any civil rights movement lies in its ability to move from the street to the places where governance happens.
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"This gives it the ability to move into any geography in the United States and move out of test mode into full operation," said Mark Siegel, a partner at Menlo Ventures, an investor in Flirtey.
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"The continued growth of Huawei is impressive, to say the least, as is its ability to move into markets where, until recently, the brand was largely unknown," IDC analyst Ryan Reith said in a statement.
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"This summer I've been absorbed by new novels, revisited an old classic, and reaffirmed my faith in our ability to move forward together when we seek the truth," Obama wrote in a Facebook post Sunday.
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In February, the rock guitarist Peter Frampton announced that he had a degenerative muscle disease that could slow his fingers and his ability to move around; he said he would be staging a farewell tour.
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Soros is generally considered the greatest speculator Wall Street has known, and though he stopped managing other people's money years ago, the reaction was a real-time display of his continued ability to move markets.
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If you already have a trusted financial adviser, mortgage officer, broker, and attorney — and you're confident they share your best interest — you'll feel more confident in your ability to move on a financial decision quickly.
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While Washington's approach in Asia has always been focused on its ability to move aircraft carriers through China's backyard, Beijing has been doing everything it can to tilt the strategic balance against its possible foes.
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But in light of shifts in Israeli politics and Palestinian politics, a rightward drift in Israeli politics, weakening of President Abbas' ability to move and take risks on behalf of peace in the Palestinian territories.
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A further concern is that the Pukguksong-2 was fired from a transporter-erector-launcher vehicle with tracks like a tank, rather than wheels, giving it the ability to move beyond North Korea's limited road network.
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"Acoustic levitation," the ability to move particles using only sound waves, has been explored by researchers for years, but until now it has only been able to move small objects along one axis at a time.
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Unlike past administrations, the Duterte administration has demonstrated an ability to "move to execution fairly rapidly," said Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala, chief executive of the Ayala Corporation, one of the oldest conglomerates in the Philippines.
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An investigation by Motherboard in January suggested that McAfee's tweets did have the ability to move the price of cryptocurrencies, correlating spikes in the price of certain coins to messages posted about them on his account.
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Although she was initially described by authorities as comatose, her parents have said that she is capable of responding to sound and making facial gestures, and has some ability to move her limbs, head and neck.
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The failure of health care reform, and the empty legislative basket from his Hundred Days suggest that he doesn't really have the ability to move members of Congress on issues that he considers to be urgent.
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Many lawmakers slammed the decision to move the money away from those national security priorities, threatening to strip the Pentagon of its ability to move money around, something the Defense Department has acknowledged would be detrimental.
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But "your ability to move on and not hold grudges and not hold anger inside such that it starts to almost burn your veins like acid is a key" to being successful in life, Galloway says.
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Haid is the founder of Roam, an international "co-living" startup that promises its users — "Roamers" — the ability to move freely across residences in different countries for a monthly fee of $20163,000 (or $500 per week).
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"The firestorm surrounding the cover-up and the land sale will continue to inhibit the administration's ability to move its agenda through the Diet," said Tobias Harris, vice president at Teneo Intelligence, a global advisory firm.
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It's easy to understand the positive expectations with which markets greeted the Trump administration, but at this point, one must question their ability to move any policies beyond executive orders (which do not require Congressional approval).
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" Clarifying the company's plans for encryption, a spokesperson said Marriott is "looking into our ability to move to universal encryption of passport numbers and will be working with our systems vendors to better understand their capabilities.
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"Google has long worked with the FIDO Alliance and W3C to standardize FIDO2 protocols, which give any application the ability to move beyond password authentication while offering protection against phishing attacks," Google product manager Christiaan Brand.
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The Pentagon has warned lawmakers against passing a continuing resolution for funding because it would limit their ability to launch new programs, including new military equipment, and could hamstring their ability to move around war funding.
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"That gives us the ability to move very, very quickly and to come out with a vehicle that is 100 percent ours and looks like no other vehicles that are on the road today," Deluca said.
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That gives enterprise developers greater deployment flexibility and the ability to move between cloud infrastructure providers more easily, something that is top of mind today as companies don't want to be locked into a single vendor.
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Still, even as millions of protesters have taken to the streets to demand action, world leaders have so far shown little ability to move as fast as scientists say is necessary to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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A. The European Union rescinded restrictions on trade and investment in oil, petrochemicals, metals, shipping, shipbuilding and other transportation industries, as well as banking, insurance and other related services, including Iran's ability to move money electronically overseas.
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By reducing barriers to employee mobility and entrepreneurship, the White House seeks to both help firms hire the best workers they can and give individuals the ability to move to the job that is best for them.
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Although she was initially described by authorities as comatose, her parents have said that she is capable of responding to sound and making facial gestures, and she has some ability to move her limbs, head and neck.
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But the attacks have raised questions about security in the capital, home to four million people, and the government's ability to move on Mosul this year without letting other reclaimed areas fall back under the group's control.
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The patients ranged in their severity: 12 were in a "minimally conscious state," three were in a "vegetative state," and six were "emerged from minimally conscious state," meaning they had some limited ability to move and communicate.
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German and Danish soldiers fanned out across swamps and woodland in Lithuania this week in war games to learn the unfamiliar Baltic terrain and test their ability to move equipment and personnel quickly to a possible front.
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Walmart declined to comment on the concerns, but said when they tested the change in a pilot program in the Tampa and Dallas areas, employees "liked the ability to move to the day shift" from working overnights.
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"Long term, the stability of the U.S. economy is really what's at play here and all signs, with low inflation and low oil prices, are pointing to an ability to move forward and move higher," Springmeyer added.
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Charlie had a rare genetic disease, infantile onset encephalomyopathy mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome (MDDS), which resulted in brain damage and left him without the ability to move his arms and legs, eat or breathe on his own.
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The film comes from British TV director Susanna White and looks like it's taking a very different approach to the traditional Western, though early reviews have been critical of its ability to move past white savior tropes.
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Unlike ground robotics wherein autonomy algorithms have to contend with an ability to move quickly in relation to unanticipated developments and other moving objects, simple autonomous flight guidance from the air is much more manageable to accomplish.
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She's most excited about the ability to connect books together – something that fans of the WWW might find familiar – but less like hyperlinks and more like the ability to move through knowledge seamlessly from thought to thought.
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Its preparations are typical of many companies — including world famous firms such as Rolls-Royce, Airbus, luxury group Burberry — who have depended on the ability to move goods easily between Britain and the rest of the world.
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"Long-term, the stability of the U.S. economy is really what's at play here, and all signs, with low inflation and low oil prices, are pointing to an ability to move forward and move higher," Springmeyer said.
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When the Dewitt, Michigan, couple's 7-year-old daughter, Olivia, was diagnosed with Alexander disease, a rare and painful disorder of the nervous system, in 2010, she lost all ability to move and function on her own.
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We're witnessing that already with deep learning (Facebook, Google) and self-driving cars (Alphabet, Tesla.) Startups still have their advantages: clarity and purity of vision, instant decisionmaking, the ability to move fast and pivot on a dime.
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I applaud Booker for introducing thoughtful legislation that would legalize the industry in the "right" way and that truly has the ability to move the ball forward on some of the historically negative aspects of this industry.
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With superhuman strength, the ability to move at the speed of light, an immunity to the elements, divine wisdom, stamina, and style that, well, slays, nobody would doubt that Wonder Woman is the coolest member of the team.
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I have to admit that playing with VR for a few hours left me a little nauseous, but Tipatat thinks simulation sickness has been solved with new displays and the ability to move along all the six axes.
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U.S. stocks fell on escalating worries over the U.S administration's ability to move forward with its economic agenda with the latest cause of concern being the speculation over the possible departure of National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn.
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After 50 days in the hospital, he was able to walk 20 feet, but still needed to spend 17 more days in a rehabilitation facility to regain the ability to move his legs and body, the CDC said.
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"I think we are at a position where we have the ability to move up a little bit higher (on rates)," said Paul Springmeyer, investment managing director at the Private Client Reserve at U.S. Bank in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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The decrees published by the state news agency said the changes were made in order "to face all security challenges with a high degree of flexibility and readiness and the ability to move quickly to face any emergency".
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Ultimately, the task force chose to focus on three determinants they felt would have the biggest impact on a person's ability to move up economically: early care and education, college and career readiness, and child and family stability.
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Though she was initially described as comatose, her parents said in a written statement that although she was disabled she could respond to sound, make facial gestures and had some ability to move her limbs, head and neck.
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Dedmon's speed, athleticism, and rim protection helped cover up for Lee's defensive shortcomings, while Lee's ability to move the ball and play in space freed Dedmon to not have to do any more than he's capable of offensively.
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" Sara Nelson, president of Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, told CNN a ban on domestic flights should be implemented only if health experts believe it truly necessary because "airlines provide the ability to move equipment and experts around.
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To identify which colleges are the best "engines of upward mobility", Mr Chetty and his collaborators rank universities on their ability to move large numbers of students from the poorest 20% of the income distribution to the top 20%.
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The web interface still offers users the ability to move over to iTunes, which they'll want to do to read reviews or access trending charts, but generally, the update makes the rumors of Apple phasing out iTunes seem likely.
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By including a five minute agility sequence in your lunchtime workout, you can improve your ability to move around more freely and decrease the chance of injury when doing something that is a little more out of the ordinary.
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But what makes it a Lensbaby is the Sol's ability to move the point of focus around the frame, so you can have a small circle of sharp focus anywhere you want that rapidly deteriorates into blur around it.
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"Once Colonial is able to ensure that its facilities are safe to operate and refiners in Lake Charles and points east have the ability to move product to Colonial, our system will resume operations," it said in a statement.
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"Once Colonial is able to ensure that its facilities are safe to operate and refiners in Lake Charles and points east have the ability to move product to Colonial, our system will resume operations," the company said, via CNN.
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In an exclusive interview with Cramer, the Cisco chairman and CEO said the partnership came in response to what customers of his networking hardware company were looking for: the ability to move their workloads from private to public clouds.
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"The settlements are an acknowledgment that our business model is sound and underscore our confidence in our ability to move forward successfully, otherwise we would not have agreed to the terms," stated Michael O. Johnson, chairman and CEO, Herbalife.
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He showed that rabbits lost their ability to move after they were given a drug that lowered their dopamine stores; their mobility was restored after they received L-dopa, a drug that is converted into dopamine in the brain.
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The ability to move one finger might not seem like much, but Biogen told ICER such a measure should be considered, since it might allow somebody with SMA to steer an electric wheelchair and maintain a level of independence.
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During the defense subcommittee's consideration of the bill Tuesday, Democrats criticized the fact that the bill would not restrict the administration's ability to move money around for the border wall and pledged to offer amendments to do so Thursday.
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Bruce McCain, chief investment strategist at Key Private Bank, said "some of the sentiment measures recently seem to be coming in" as people lose confidence in the administration's ability to move forward on key items from the Trump agenda.
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The company also has factories in the British cities of Ellesmere Port and Luton, and its ability to move vehicles, components and people in and out of Britain will become more complicated after the country exits the European Union.
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Manning has battled through injuries, a diminishment of his already marginal ability to move, and a loss of throwing power that had some NFL observers wondering if the Broncos might be better off playing back-up quarterback Brock Osweiler.
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So, "you have to make it very clear to them that unless you get a fair settlement, you have no ability to move, you don't have enough money to move anywhere and therefore you're not going to be moving."
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And to help secure victory at this crucial juncture we need Washington to impose "life-changing" sanctions on the things and people Kabila values most: his family, their fortune and their ability to move freely in Africa and across the globe.
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In hindsight and in that context, the U.S. Federal Reserve's efforts to raise interest rates may have been doomed from the start, undone by global trends that now limit any given central bank's ability to move too far on its own.
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Limited Impact from New Regulation: Fitch believes that the implementation of India's Real Estate Regulation Act of 2016 (RERA), which came into full effect on 1 May 2017, would restrict property developers' ability to move cash freely out of construction projects.
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But it also includes OUR SMARTPHONES THEMSELVES, which have improved our ability to move around a city without a car by many multitudes, making them arguably the most important transportation tool that citizens of this country currently have at our disposals.
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The condition — which causes muscles in the bowels to lose their ability to move stool through the intestine — occurs in one in every 5,000 children and is usually appears shortly after birth, according to the National Organization for Rare Disorders.
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She told investigators she wanted to relocate to South Florida with her children but she felt that her in-laws would suspect she was involved in Markel's death because the court had denied her the ability to move there previously.
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Military exercises have revealed glaring shortcomings in the ability to move forces swiftly across Europe, both because of bureaucracy (customs officials asking to see passports at borders) and inadequate infrastructure (the bridges, roads and railways that have to handle military transports).
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"Both NASA, (the European Space Agency) and individual teams like the European NEOShield-2 project have worked on proposals to test our ability to move an asteroid and prevent an impact," said Fitzsimmons of the Queen's University Belfast Research Centre.
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HOEK VAN HOLLAND, Netherlands (Reuters) - British troops disembarked in the Netherlands on Wednesday en route to Norway to test NATO's ability to move personnel and armor quickly across Europe, an exercise officers said showed London's commitment to European security after Brexit.
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"The settlements are an acknowledgment that our business model is sound and underscore our confidence in our ability to move forward successfully, otherwise we would not have agreed to the terms," Herbalife Chief Executive Michael Johnson said in an emailed statement.
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Once a guitarist for former Van Halen frontman David Lee Roth, Becker has continued to compose music since he was diagnosed with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, which took away his ability to move and breathe on his own.
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Regulatory Risks, UK Elections: Fitch believes that the implementation of India's Real Estate Regulation Act of 2016 (RERA), which came into full effect on 1 May 7503, would restrict property developers' ability to move cash freely out of construction projects.
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Despite Musk's repetitive lip service to "competition" as the foundation for his innovative endeavors involving electric cars and rocketry, his ability to move both projects forward has relied heavily on securing government grants to launch and keep such programs alive.
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KWINANA, Australia, Aug 2 (Reuters) - BHP Group will face a test of its ability to move beyond bulk mining over the coming year with a foray into specialty chemicals for the battery industry at its once struggling Nickel West division.
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Animals annually are crammed into metal cages without the ability to move throughout their lives; housed in dark windowless sheds; denied veterinary care; and de-beaked, tail-docked, and castrated without anesthesia, all because it is cheaper than more humane alternatives.
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Jimmy Carter alienated congressional Democrats, especially House Speaker Tip O'Neill (D-Mass.), with his persnickety, condescending style, and his inability to develop a working relationship with members of his own party would make stiffly his ability to move a legislative agenda.
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Even in red states, where one might assume education reforms would be more popular, teachers unions have been able to exert their considerable influence to stop parents from having the ability to move their children out of failing traditional public schools.
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With permission to trade tokenized securities, Coinbase users could soon have the ability to move beyond the limited cryptocurrency options currently available to be traded on the site's central exchange which currently just lists Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum and Litecoin.
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A ban could discourage new market entrants, but the anonymity of buyers and sellers and the ability to move digital assets anywhere in the world with a click makes it hard to impose restrictions on existing participants without a global consensus.
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" But as someone who cares for these young athletes, she said, she is more concerned with how they are developing over the long term, both in terms of their athletic abilities and "their ability to move forward and make good decisions.
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The 150-page report from the chancellor of the Exchequer in Britain calls for giving users the ability to move data to third parties, making that data available to rivals and creating a code of conduct that includes fines for violations.
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The reprogramming of money from various military accounts into the counter-drug account to fund the border wall proved controversial among many lawmakers on Capitol Hill who threatened to strip the Pentagon of its ability to move money in the future.
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While a handful of such phones will always remain in use, the risk for Apple is these numbers rise dramatically as it pushes this strategy in emerging markets, which may constrain its ability to move iOS and the iPhone platform forward.
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The delay will give Congress six months to take action to limit Trump's ability to move unilaterally on the tariffs, in the event that talks with the EU -- which Trump's top trade negotiator has already said are at "a complete stalemate" -- fall apart.
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Their brand of emotionally-driven, mind-warping doom possesses an uncanny ability to move people to visible emotion; at shows, I've seen people close their eyes, throw their heads back and arms in the air, and weep when confronted with YOB's sonic sermons.
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In 1963, while he was a rising-star graduate student at the University of Cambridge, he was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease), a neurodegenerative disease that slowly took away his ability to move on his own.
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Why it matters: The announcement comes amid a wave of media consolidation in all sectors, driven mostly by tech companies that have been able to drive users and revenue with their ability to move at the speed of 21st century consumer demands.
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"There is a strongly held view among millions that the so-called superdelegates play an oversized role in the party, and it's undeniably hindering our ability to move forward to bring the party together," Perez told The Baltimore Sun in a recent interview.
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Making sales is the name of the game for eBay: it's not only important for the company's own bottom line, but proving its ability to move merchandise is a crucial part of eBay continuing to attract inventory and sellers to its platform.
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China could provide some answers While the real extent of China's economic restart is still uncertain, its ability to move past the initial phase of the outbreak could provide some hope — and a partial blueprint — for countries that are still in crisis mode.
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There are an estimated 3,000 Islamic State fighters in Afghanistan, but their relatively low numbers belie the group's growing support network of facilitators with unclear alliances and its ability to move with relative ease between Afghanistan and Pakistan, according to the officials.
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The manner in which the finches are often smuggled — with no protection from high or low temperatures, no food or water and limited ability to move — creates stress, making the animals more susceptible to shedding any virus or parasite they might be carrying.
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No, this is about all of us and all the things closest to us: our health and safety, our children and parents, our ability to move freely and sleep soundly, our ability to go to work and send our children to school.
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Family laws have a critical bearing on women's equal rights within marriage and the strength of any fallback position, yet they remain the area of law that is most likely to discriminate against women in ways that limit their ability to move on.
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Anan, 70, was admitted to the intensive care unit at a military hospital in Cairo's Maadi suburb on Saturday and is on life support after suffering a chest infection and back problems that have impaired his ability to move, the sources said.
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Here is what we found: While critics of collective leadership say it inhibits the ability to move fast, our research shows that there are key areas where a lack of cooperative leadership at the top-level and beyond can have negative effects.
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In the semifinal against Alexander Zverev, Thiem rushed the net more frequently, keeping points shorter, and pressuring Zverev to either go for bigger shots or be broken down by Thiem's ability to move him from corner to corner in an advanced position.
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In a statement issued by the Chicago-based Rainbow Push Coalition which he founded, the 76-year-old minister said he reluctantly sought medical attention after his ability to move and perform routine tasks became increasingly difficult over a three-year period.
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Investors also have looked to limit borrowers from easily incurring additional debt and are pushing back on language including most-favored nation clauses, carve-outs and ways to mitigate a company's ability to move assets away from investors should a borrower struggle to repay debt.
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But Scharf is confident in the new reporting structure's ability to move the bank forward, saying he believes the bank's "organizational model and our strengthened risk and control foundation will bring greater focus and accountability to the company," in a statement cited by the Journal.
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Just the other week, Klarna received a banking license, which will give the company the ability to move into card services and other financial products: the company technically now will be called "Klarna Bank" although it will continue to keep its branding as is.
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The number of people linked to the Islamic State network that attacked Paris and Brussels reaches easily into the dozens, with a series of new arrests over the weekend that confirmed the cell's toxic reach and ability to move around unnoticed in Europe's criminal underworld.
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He isn't so much interested in the mechanism of time travel as he is in the advantages it offers a novelist — fiction writer and time traveler being two professions whose requisite skill sets have considerable overlap: the ability to move backward and forward through time.
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"A tidal wave of risk aversion has flooded the financial markets, ... with global stocks under intense selling pressure after Donald Trump's failure on healthcare reforms sparked concerns about his ability to move ahead with tax cuts and fiscal spending," said FXTM analyst Lukman Otunuga.
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There is also a bike race for paralyzed competitors using electronic muscle stimulation to move their legs, and a competition for those who have lost the ability to move their bodies but who are put back in control by means of a brain-computer interface.
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"During the closing argument phase of the campaign, she can finish up with a focus on her vision for the country and her desire and ability to move beyond partisanship not only from this campaign but the dysfunction in Washington," one longtime Clinton adviser said.
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In an exclusive interview with CNBC's "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer, the Cisco chairman and CEO said the partnership came in response to what customers of his networking hardware company were looking for: the ability to move their workloads from private to public clouds.
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But Republicans argue that the administration will have the ability to move as much as $750 million of funds around from DHS operations to increase the number of beds, a move Democrats say would test legal boundaries and pull funds from other national security priorities.
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The leftist leader, who was suspended one month ago to stand trial in the Senate for allegedly breaking budget laws, said the moves are meant to limit her ability to move around the country and get out her message that her impeachment was illegal.
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" The big picture: Obama, who's known to share his favorite bits of art via social media, said that he's "been absorbed by new novels, revisited an old classic, and reaffirmed my faith in our ability to move forward together when we seek the truth.
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To practice its ability to move quickly in a crisis and sustain itself along the way, the regiment drove 950 vehicles about 840 miles from its base in Vilseck, Germany, to a training range in southern Lithuania — roughly the distance from New York to Atlanta.
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They — we, if you are reading this — stay to at least think about and possibly fight for the rights of those who do not have the means or ability to move elsewhere, help themselves or execute an "extreme self-care plan" like Mr. Hagerman's.
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The campaign views Mr. Pence as a surrogate valuable for his ability to move Mr. Trump's numbers on the margins by talking about issues like trade to moderate voters in Michigan, a key state in play, and by making donors feel close to the administration.
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Mr. Chabon is one of contemporary literature's most gifted prose stylists, and in novels like "Telegraph Avenue" and "The Yiddish Policemen's Union," he's demonstrated his Jedi-like mastery, his ability to move effortlessly between the serious and the comic, the existential and merely personal.
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He's still new to choreography, but after his 2017 work for Ailey, "Members Don't Get Weary," a powerful, contemporary work about overcoming the blues set to music by John Coltrane, he showed off both his musicality and his ability to move large groups of dancers.
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The Pentagon's effort to look to the future has put the military on a path that harkens back to the Cold War, when victory relied on being able to place explosives across broad swathes of ground to limit the enemy's ability to move across the battlefield.
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Khanna said he will lobby tech leaders like Apple CEO Tim Cook, Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella to endorse the policy platform, which would include new regulations around privacy, security and the ability to move or delete your data from a platform.
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"Production expertise is important, but if you want to avoid ending up being a hardware provider for Google or Apple, you need to have the ability to move up the food chain into data and software," a former BMW board member said, declining to be identified.
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And while the raw footage wasn't pixel perfect, I still had what is referred to as "six degrees of freedom," or the ability to move side to side, up and down, and forward and back, and all of those movements affected what I saw in the headset.
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On May 30, Mercury in Taurus trines Pluto again, just like it did earlier in the month on May 12— expect to revisit the themes that took place around then, but this time with a clearer perspective and ability to move forward now that Mercury is direct.
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The ability to move around efficiently often plays an important role in economic well-being: New Yorkers with poor transit access tend to have lower incomes and higher rates of unemployment, according to a recent report by the Rudin Center for Transportation at New York University.
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The official said that during the incident, which lasted an hour, the Russian vessel displayed an international signal meant to show it was restricted in its ability to move, but then moved closer to the U.S. vessel as it asked the Gravely to maintain a safe distance.
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"Without the ability to move lower-wage jobs to Mexico we would have lost the whole industry," said Gordon Hanson of the University of California, San Diego, who has been studying the impact of Nafta on industries and workers since its inception more than two decades ago.
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"His bracing virtue has been his ability to move from Pythagoras, through Aristotle and Dante, to Nietzsche and Tolstoy in a single paragraph," the cultural critic Lee Siegel wrote in "Our Steiner Problem — and Mine," an essay for The New York Times Book Review in 22.
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Shelby has been more dour, however, warning that another stopgap is inevitable if Democrats won't let go of certain demands, like restrictions on the president's ability to move around money or their refusal to restore millions in military construction funds that Trump raided for his border wall.
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Obama's executive order called for the detention center to be shut down by 2010, but Congress halted those plans and restricted the president's ability to move Gitmo detainees to the U.S. for trial in a civilian court, sealing prisoners' fates to a long stay on the island.
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MICHAEL DELL: I think if you look at the rise of Kubernetes, you see clearly customers want to have an ability to move workloads around, not only among all the public clouds but into their own data centers, and into colos, and you know, out to the edge.
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And while there is plenty of software that helps customers decide on things like new wallpaper or furniture, imagine being able to pop on a headset and see for yourself what that new table would look like in your kitchen, with the ability to move around it in space.
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I also had to do a little set up for certain applications, such as GMail, which doesn't have many of its most useful shortcuts turned on by default, such as the ability to select all unread messages or the ability to move between messages with only a single keystroke.
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Airstrikes increased 22 percent the month after the targeting changes took effect in the fall, and they have generally remained at higher levels, damaging the Islamic State's military forces, its leadership, its financial network, its attractiveness to foreign fighters and its ability to move forces on the battlefield.
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In time, Dr. Ramsey said, he would like to see whether this system can aid people who are totally locked in, meaning they have also lost the ability to move their eyes and, unlike Ms. De Bruijne, do not have the option of using alternative eye-tracking technology.
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But on some pieces — the sensuous "Touch in Mine," the bluesy "Thang" and the clipped funk of "You Have to Dance," meant to aid in the "ability to move one's feet freely in accompaniment with the movement of one's inner feeling" — the music becomes cool and repetitive, truly intoxicating.
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The Pentagon is seeking additional funds from Congress to help meet these needs, but the ability to move unused funds from existing accounts toward hurricane and flood repair has been limited by the Trump administration's decision to shift unused funds to help fund a wall on the southern border.
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For a robot to be able to operate like people and animals requires sophisticated skills: mobility, or the ability to move around; dexterity, the ability to use your hands and fine-finger manipulation; and autonomous perception, the ability to see objects even as the seer is moving around, says Raibert.
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Unless Congress steps in to legislate privacy protections that respond to the rapid-fire advancement of technologies like the iPhone X, Apple users' ability to move about anonymously and without the threat of criminal liability could hinge on private sector profit margins and (let's hope) the integrity of corporate officers.
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However, SpaceX has already shown the ability to move relatively quickly when it comes to Starship, as the company completed the rocket prototype less than a year after Musk announced in January 2019 that the Starship would be constructed out of stainless steel, rather than carbon fiber, as originally planned.
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"The ability to move forward in a dignified fashion on impeachment, and then, especially for a lot of the newer members, to be able to get to a place where we are likely going to have a very big vote on a trade deal, is a very big deal," Kildee said.
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I think she understood that the very real experiences of these young people had gotten lost as DACA has become more about political posturing and bargaining than the people whose futures are at stake, so she took advantage of her ability to move them to the center of the conversation.
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Finally, with apologies to George W. Bush, Jimmy Carter, George Bush and even Bill Clinton, this convention showed once and for all that when it comes to pure political talent — the ability to move a crowd, seize a moment, and deliver a speech that rises to a challenge — Barack Obama laps the field.
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The tariff had been previously set at 15%, but was ratcheted it up to 40% as part of a series of retaliatory measures taken by China against the US. So far, Trump administration officials have offered tempered optimism on China's ability to move ahead with verbal commitments following years of broken promises.
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While wifi emerged out of this scene, he's proven an ability to move past it, harnessing a sound that blends the emo leanings of a teen hero like Lil Peep with a more traditional rap flow that calls to mind some of the kids making waves up and down the California coast.
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The inquiry, centering on allegations of war crimes during the Saudi-led military intervention in neighboring Yemen, is the most significant test yet of Prince Mohammed's ability to move past the international uproar that has surrounded him since the killing of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi, a Virginia resident and Washington Post columnist.
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I wouldn't want to be doing anything else with my life, but writing's ability to move me into ever-nicer apartments is based mostly on luck and timing beyond this point in my career, and my willingness to spend more time imagining a future based on good luck and good timing is slim.
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He unhinges himself from the burdens of the human body so much that director Lo Wei actually shows Lee displaying the ability to move his arms in an unusual strobe effect; this comes shortly before the film's ending homage to the final scene of George Roy Hill's Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
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But given that most of us don't have the ability to move to a completely new city, one that has been intentionally created for our mental and physical well-being, we are often left to grapple with the realities of our built environments, and the locus of control we have over what surrounds us.
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Of course, not all objects from collections are digitized: over the span of five or so days, a Google team visits a museum and captures a handful to dozens of its objects depending on size and the museum's ability to move art, according to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art's Chief Information Officer Doug Allen.
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"Spinal manipulation (often referred to Hias chiropractic adjustment) may help heal tissues in your body that form as a result of injury, decreasing pain and improving your body's ability to move correctly," said lead study author Dr. Christine Goertz, who did the research while affiliated with the Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa.
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"The ability to move the chess pieces of content between the big screen and your very own small screen platform offers a level of flexibility that may become a major part of release strategies in the years to come," Disney doesn't want another "X-Men" disaster after "Dark Phoenix" bombed at the box office.
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The 'Ndrangheta crime syndicate is one of Italy's most notorious and wealthy, due to its alleged ties with South American drug cartels and prominence within a trans-Atlantic drug ring — surpassing the traditional axis between the Sicilian and American Cosa Nostra, due to its ability to move vast amounts of cocaine and heroin across Europe.
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Whether women singing and dancing in barely there costumes or otherwise celebrating their bodies is empowering, or an assault on our ability to move through the world as men's equals, is one of those forever fights that flares up whenever sex workers' rights or pornography are debated or Emily Ratajkowski posts a topless selfie.
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Nearly 90 percent of Saudi Arabia's exports currently exit the region through the Strait of Hormuz, according to analysts at Dutch bank ING, but the Saudis have expanded the East-West pipeline across the country to increase their ability to move supplies to the Red Sea, which could blunt an Iranian blockage at Hormuz.
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She said that both countries were looking at the trade dispute "from a very national point of view," adding that they were "forgetting that the economic underpinnings of the digital economy is cross border, forgetting that what drives companies today ... is their ability to move not just goods, but also data, people that go with it, investment," she said.
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Beyond being a quintessential symbol of the maritime industry, they are the workhorses that keep the shipping industry afloat, responsible for maneuvering vessels through the narrow canals of a port and towing boats like barges that have no ability to move on their own, and they've been chugging their way around New York Harbor since 29.
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And like Orlando, the ghost takes pride in her ability to move seamlessly from time to time and country to country while always keeping up with the latest fashions: with Scheherazade, who the ghost finds "long-winded and a bore," she wears a yashmak; with the Marquis of Carabas she wears a tricorne and powders her hair.
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Related: As Video of Chibok Girls Gives New Hope, We Speak to Survivors of Boko Haram Children who have been held by Boko Haram are marked by physical scars: one boy, recently treated by physiotherapists, lost the ability to move his hands because of the way he was tightly bound for a long period of time.
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Since the first FLEXN performance in 2015, "bone breaking" has become more important than ever, as have the other central moves that comprise the performance: "gliding," the need to escape from something; "getting low," the ability to move below the radar; "grooving," inspired by Jamaican dancehall moves; and "connecting," the process of communicating under any circumstances.
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And you know, everybody needs a first job, but I also think if you can demonstrate to them, hey, look, if you get trained and you can contribute on this team effectively, you have the ability to move from being a crew member, to an assistant manager, to a restaurant manager, to a field leader in short order.
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The Kardashian-Jenner family has an undeniable business acumen, with the rare ability to move even the most random products in a way that consistently yields profit: Kim has made an actual fortune on emojis, Kylie can't keep those Lip Kits in stock, and Khloé's Good American clothing line, which launched just nine months ago, sold $1 million on its first day.
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Its new Eagle 360 Urban tire concept design builds on the work it revealed last year with its Edge 360 concept tire, which re-imagined the tire as a sphere, capable of providing autonomous cars with the ability to move in any direction at a moment's notice, without having to worry about turning arcs and altering the angle of wheels.
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In an appeal to the left, which opposes companies taking legal moves to improve their tax situation, the Obama administration last week threw a wrench into a company's ability to move its headquarters to more efficient and competitive tax jurisdictions overseas, a move called an "inversion," which also helps companies free up capital to invest in jobs here at home.
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Remember, Maker's specific skill-set might fit the Bucks better than any other organization in the NBA: his ability to move his feet defensively matches nicely with Jason Kidd/Sean Sweeney's switch-heavy defensive scheme, and his shooting potential might one day be able to help a team that could be starved for it, given Giannis Antetokounmpo's heavy offensive role.
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"Through NATO command structure adaptation ... we elected to standup an entire new command called Joint Support Enabling Command, JSEC, and it&aposs run by ... a NATO flag officer, and that commander&aposs sole purpose in life is to nest with all the nations to find ways to improve our ability to move large resources at speed from west to east across the continent."
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Mine contained demands which should be self-evident, such as the ability to move around freely during labor, to choose the delivery position, and to have my husband present in the delivery room, as well as a long list of potentially harmful, but nonetheless routine interventions that I didn't want, such as pubic shaving, the administration of an evacuation enema, and the artificial rupture of membranes.
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In a press release to mark the report, HRW says that while these measures have contributed to a decline in "some of the worst abuses, such as captains killing crew members at sea," document inspections are at best cursory and often the fishermen's pink cards -- and pay -- are often withheld by a ship's officer, meaning that their ability to move between jobs is strictly limited.
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Three nail-biting gubernatorial contests in deeply red states have both Democrats and Republicans on edge in the two weeks before Election Day, in races that will test President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchedule for additional depositions in impeachment inquiry revealed Sondland attorney disputes key portions of Taylor testimony: report Impeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report MORE's ability to move votes a year before his reelection bid.
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I guess one of the things that surprised me about the Soviet Union in general, all the cities we were in, out ability to move around on our own, particularly in Moscow and Leningrad most of us broke away from the regular tour and just went off, on taxi cabs, subway rides, we met people, we looked up people who were friends of friends, we visited people in apartments.
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The little machines have seven senses for "natural interaction," including the ability to move with 25 degrees; feeling in sensors in the head, hands and feet; hearing and speaking; seeing with two high-resolution cameras; connecting to the Internet on either Wi-Fi or ethernet; and thinking, at least as much as being able to reproduce human behavior — but stopping short of AI. Have something to add to this story?
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Room gave both written and oral evidence to the House of Lords committee during its inquiry into how Brexit would affect data sharing between the U.K. and the EU. New rules will give consumers the right to data portability (the ability to move their data between organizations in a secure way) and the right to be forgotten (the ability to request the deletion of any of their data kept by an organization).
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The Pentagon has moved ahead with its plan to transfer $1 billion from its accounts to help build President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's border wall, despite congressional backlash and the possibility that the Defense Department will lose its ability to move dollars between accounts in the future.
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There are different ways to play, obviously, but the more skill, the more ability to dribble, pass, and shoot you have on the floor ... people are going to play smaller at times against us, [so] the ability to move laterally at the five and guard smaller guys while at the same time being able to pass it from the top of the key out of a pick-and-roll, or out of the post versus a switch, is important.
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But it's the approach that won the day in the White House and allowed Trump to get what he wanted: the ability to move ahead without Congress.. The budget office is also discussing ways to channel Trump's anger about the California wildfires into a policy response — most likely by attaching conditions to disaster relief funding to encourage states to take more preventive steps against future wildfires, like conducting controlled burns to get rid of dead trees.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.) is looking to create legislation to restrict hate speech and increase users' ability to move their data between social media platforms, Reuters reported Thursday.
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Sen. Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.) is looking to create legislation to restrict hate speech and increase users' ability to move their data between social media platforms, Reuters reported Thursday.
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They did not succeed in persuading their peers, and the council disbanded in protest over comments by President Trump equating the actions of far-right hate groups with protesters opposing them, after a violent confrontation in Charlottesville, Va. The president's remarks that "many sides" were responsible for the violence, and his subsequent comments have raised concerns about the White House's ability to move forward with an agenda that includes overhauling the American tax system and putting in place an infrastructure plan.
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The ability to move freely through time, the privileged access to the wounded privacies of many characters, the striking diversity of human beings across a relatively narrow canvas, the shock waves as one generation heaves, like tectonic plates, against another, the secrets and lapses and repressions, at once intimate and historical, the power, indeed, of an investigation that is always political and always intimate—here is the novel being supremely itself, proving itself up to the job by changing not its terms of employment but the shape of the task. ♦
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House Armed Services Committee Chairman Adam SmithDavid (Adam) Adam SmithWarren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Landmark US-Russia arms control treaty poised for final blow Young Democrats look to replicate Ocasio-Cortez's primary path MORE (D-Wash.) on Tuesday rejected a Pentagon request to move $22019 billion from counter-drug funding to help build President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's promised border wall, threatening that such a transfer would jeopardize the Department of Defense's (DOD) ability to move money in the future.
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