The other accelerated out to space, then decelerated, turned around, and accelerated home of the return trip.
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"The vehicle accelerated and struck her, accelerated very fast and struck her violently and she fell to the ground," Danilowitz said.
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We're excited to unite NVIDIA's accelerated computing platform with Mellanox's world-renowned accelerated networking platform under one roof to create next-generation datacenter-scale computing solutions.
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Accelerated melting of the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets — which are presently both experiencing accelerated melt — could boost sea levels significantly more than the report considers.
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"We're excited to unite Nvidia's accelerated computing platform with Mellanox's world-renowned accelerated networking platform under one roof to create next-generation datacenter-scale computing solutions," said Huang.
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Sentiment was also aided by data showing growth in China's services sector accelerated in June, and on government comments easing concern there might be accelerated depreciation of the yuan.
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"We're living in a moment of accelerated technology, accelerated technological development [and] scientific development," Alondra Nelson, the director of Data & Society, which studies the social impacts of technology, told Gizmodo.
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"As the AI era takes hold, demand continues to surge for our GPU-accelerated computing platform in the cloud," said Ian Buck, Nvidia's general manager for accelerated computing, in today's announcement.
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Declines accelerated in the afternoon as the UK's FTSE .
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Donald Trump has accelerated political engagement by Latinos, Muslim Americans and other groups offended by his scapegoating, and he has also accelerated the ability of many whites to see and name racism.
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Sentiment was also aided by data showing that growth in China's services sector accelerated in June, and on government efforts to ease fears that there might be an accelerated depreciation of the yuan.
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The rise of streaming services has only accelerated that trend.
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China, the world's largest exporter, reported exports accelerated in June.
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Activity actually accelerated towards the end of the second quarter.
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On the contrary, exports are reported to have accelerated markedly.
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"The growth has accelerated and remains very healthy," he said.
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In the last 12 years, that retreat has accelerated rapidly.
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The result: accelerated development times, higher ROI, and greater flexibility.
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The pace of tourism fads also seems to have accelerated.
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Accelerated U.S. agricultural product purchases are among measures being discussed.
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This CSR business just accelerated a trend that was underway.
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But this kind of accelerated travel won't be for everyone.
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The recession that followed the financial crisis accelerated the trend.
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In fact, job growth accelerated after the ACA took effect.
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No, not his accelerated healing factor — his ability to surprise.
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Technical selling accelerated as March wheat fell below its Jan.
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But the U.S. sanctions have accelerated the slowdown, traders said.
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The automotive industry's focus on electrification has accelerated in 22016.
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It doesn't begin with Trump, but it certainly was accelerated.
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Adecco said revenue growth accelerated to 8 percent in September.
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Labor costs accelerated but still remained at a low level.
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But trade with China seems to have accelerated the process.
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Factional feuding has accelerated by recent domestic and foreign crises.
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We've got to see what's happened with Autozone's accelerated buyback.
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The result is both up and down trends accelerated unnecessarily.
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Other data showed wage growth accelerated in the third quarter.
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Wage gains have accelerated in the past year as well.
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External threats have often accelerated the development of the state.
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Government expenditure also accelerated to 11453 percent from 0.2 percent.
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In the face of this commitment, accelerated adoption seems likely.
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If it weakens further, we will see some accelerated selling.
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Based on that, I was placed in an accelerated program.
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The company also said job cuts had accelerated since April.
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NASA is weighing the added cost of an accelerated timeline.
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Health care mergers and acquisitions have accelerated out of control.
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Cars accelerated and slowed, sometimes drawing too close for comfort.
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The company has said it hoped to obtain accelerated approval.
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In many ways, the Trump administration has accelerated this change.
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In the first few days of 2016, the trouble accelerated.
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The Army accelerated the development and deployment of the MMHEL.
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These trends predated the ACA, but the law accelerated them.
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The practice accelerated during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The first industrial revolution created vast wealth and accelerated colonialism.
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Putin said delivery of the system would actually be accelerated.
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Motor vehicle sales accelerated 3.2% in May after rising 1.0%.
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The pace at which progress is possible has accelerated dramatically.
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Falck Renewables investor places 2225 pct stake in accelerated bookbuilding.
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It accelerated the progress of driverless cars and other robotics.
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But when there's an urgent need, it can be accelerated.
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I accelerated up the path to the highway and … success!
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Our friendship was accelerated by the urgency of his questions.
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The coup also accelerated the Soviet takeover of the country.
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Mr. Hernandez's accelerated route to fame was anything but smooth.
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They have vastly accelerated asset prices above their historical mean.
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The controversy over Salman Rushdie's "The Satanic Verses" accelerated it.
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"The wearables category as a whole has accelerated," Munster said.
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Mr. Bannon's disdain for General McMaster also accelerated his demise.
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Recent events portend an accelerated global ballistic missile arms race.
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What has accelerated Metcalf's growth, Wilson said, is his mind.
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In the Trump administration, attacks on disability rights have accelerated.
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A surprise currency devaluation in August 2015 accelerated the decline.
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It accelerated some trends and stopped others in their tracks.
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But the financial upheaval accelerated the pace of income inequality.
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But the pace has accelerated over the past few months.
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Gourmia® GCM6850 Digital Accelerated Cold Brew Coffee Maker — $50.99
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That has accelerated since the coup attempt in July 2016.
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The drop accelerated after bond auctions in France and Spain.
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Catalyst fund has already accelerated 25 startups through its program.
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The fledgling Somali Army needs continued and accelerated American training.
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As the hype cycle accelerated in 2017, crypto markets surged.
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GRAPHIC - UK growth accelerated into the end of 28: tmsnrt.
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The fresh line of inquiry has accelerated in recent weeks.
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Wage growth has accelerated somewhat over the past two years.
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White Claw has accelerated faster than anyone could have predicted.
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This program was further accelerated following the Volkswagen dieselgate scandal.
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Growth in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa also accelerated.
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Trump has accelerated the work of the two previous administrations.
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TOKYO — Japanese economic growth accelerated strongly in the third quarter.
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Instagram, which Dunham's does not use, has accelerated that timetable.
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Many hoped the accelerated communication would inspire greater international harmony.
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" He added that for the accelerated approval pathway to function effectively, when the drugs receiving accelerated approval fail to prove clinical benefit in confirmatory trials, "prompt action should be taken to withdraw the approval.
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Economic growth has accelerated slightly, to a respectable 5.2% last year.
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Once the plane was airborne, the fatal chain of events accelerated.
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Other data showed U.S. labour costs accelerated in the third quarter.
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"The suspect accelerated and intentionally ran over the victim," Dugan said.
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Meantime, Amazon's growth has accelerated as its online business has flourished.
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The departures accelerated to 150,000 in 903 and 385,000 last year.
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Lastly, communication tools have accelerated the spread of the new nationalism.
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Every year seems like an accelerated version of the previous one.
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And if anything, the years since have only accelerated her victories.
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Although the Weinstein scandal certainly accelerated this shift, it preceded him.
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The tilt to the right accelerated with decolonisation in the 1960s.
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Price pressures, while subdued, accelerated slightly to the highest since May.
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And the state's revenue from adult-use marijuana sales has accelerated.
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Where private space companies emerged and accelerated development of space industry.
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The trend accelerated as the region's countries entered the European Union.
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Core N.A. Retail rev growth accelerated to +224% y/y vs.
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The agency's activity accelerated with the outbreak of the Ukraine crisis.
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In India, which relies more on domestic demand, factory activity accelerated.
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There's some truth to that: the 5G NR standard was accelerated.
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I had to give them $200,27 to waive the accelerated approval.
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It's a trend that has accelerated within the past few years.
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Full post search appears to have accelerated query volume for Facebook.
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By speaking out, women like Hayek accelerated this long overdue momentum.
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What really accelerated Hutchins' points total was some extreme party planning.
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More recently, however, demographic and economic factors have accelerated the change.
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But global climate change poses another risk for cities: accelerated gentrification.
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GM said the charges included employee separation costs and accelerated depreciation.
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I think what we're going to see is an accelerated timeline.
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Its growth accelerated as strength in services offset weakness in manufacturing.
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We accelerated progress itself, at least the capitalist and dystopian parts.
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The loss of coal mining jobs has accelerated in recent years.
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Last year, Chinese authorities ordered accelerated mass production of electric vehicles.
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We live in an accelerated world where technology drives consumer demand.
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Gottlieb cited the FDA's "accelerated approval" pathway as a potential blueprint.
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The economy accelerated further in 2015 to grow by 3.2 percent.
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Economic growth accelerated thanks to higher exports and remittances from abroad.
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Standard Bank and Investec are joint arrangers of the accelerated bookbuild.
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Accelerated transition is impossible without widespread social acceptance, the study acknowledges.
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However, the decline accelerated over time, reaching 12 percent by December.
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As competition has increased, artists' journeys up the rankings have accelerated.
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Republican sabotage has only accelerated support for a single-payer approach.
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"This can of course be accelerated via acquisitions." the spokesman said.
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Kelly likened being in space to aging at an accelerated rate.
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The boat accelerated toward the dock, where their dog stood, barking.
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The justices' initial consideration of Vance and Mazars has been accelerated.
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Wage growth has not accelerated as quickly as economists expected, however.
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Donald Trump has accelerated this process, but he didn't cause it.
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Vietnam coincided with and accelerated the fracturing of Burns's beloved monoculture.
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In the ashes of the war on poverty, the trend accelerated.
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As layoffs accelerated, they reached the ranks of more senior workers.
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The federal government's embrace of driverless technology has accelerated since 2013.
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But the North's nuclear program has only accelerated in recent years.
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On Thursday, bitcoin accelerated past the psychologically key level of $15,000.
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Meanwhile, in Guyana, Tullow has accelerated drilling plans in its concessions.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, ordered the project to be accelerated.
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Volume accelerated going into the close and lightened up shortly after.
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Yet the emergence of these zoonotic diseases seems to have accelerated.
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In the last decade, urbanization and gentrification have accelerated in Beijing.
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Hillary Clinton's defeat last year has accelerated the process, he added.
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Lorbrena, known chemically as lorlatinib, received an accelerated approval, Pfizer said.
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In the 12 months through May, the CPI accelerated 2.8 percent.
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The growth rate accelerated from a 6.9 percent rise in May.
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The collapse started with some rain, then accelerated with a bang.
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It started last fall and has really accelerated during the debates.
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Such efforts accelerated during a decade of relatively high oil prices.
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By comparison Fiat Chrysler and GM accelerated their production in Mexico.
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But as bitcoin has struggled, the Cash App's growth has accelerated.
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Staff turnover accelerated, leaving less-experienced employees to care for residents.
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And this is what has accelerated over the past few years.
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But the talks "accelerated," this person said, after the recent controversies.
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"The pace of change in interest rates has accelerated," he said.
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The question is: how can the euro area inflation be accelerated?
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It accelerated the start-up industry's misogynistic and reckless hustle culture.
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The trends that inspired Kresge and Evergreen State have only accelerated.
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As rooftop solar spread and accelerated, the utility industry started worrying.
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More specifically, they would come from the accelerated decline of coal.
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Trump's administration has accelerated talks for a political settlement in Afghanistan.
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Nearly a year after the tax cut, economic growth has accelerated.
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As futures prices collapsed, the implacable insurance algorithms accelerated the selling.
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Facebook clearly accelerated Instagram's rise, giving it invaluable promotion for years.
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It was then, according to Ms. Medina, that the driver accelerated.
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That year the North Pole was melting at an accelerated pace.
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After the Whole Foods board shake-up, talks with Amazon accelerated.
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North Korea's ballistic missile program has recently accelerated faster than expected.
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As inflation-targeting took off in the 1990s, globalisation also accelerated.
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"It hasn't been accelerated as quickly as we like," he said.
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Pyongyang has also accelerated its missile tests with dozens this year.
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Sales dropped 10 to 25 percent as the troop departures accelerated.
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Now, "we are racing at an accelerated pace," Mayor Pugh said.
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Output growth in steel, auto and telecommunications sectors accelerated from October.
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I think what it has done is accelerated the economy there.
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The health crisis appears to have accelerated this data-unification process.
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It had faded in the subsequent months as Biden's campaign accelerated.
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This trend has only accelerated with the rise of digital assistants.
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The use of aerial surveillance in the 1960s accelerated their demise.
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Nixon's downfall was accelerated when insiders started to turn on him.
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It's a disconnect that has been accelerated by tech, Farhad writes.
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He accelerated safely over the gap, resulting in only minor injuries.
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The university used Accelerated Bridge Construction technology to build the bridge.
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Ferriss also has other tricks, including practicing with an accelerated heartbeat.
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According to the authorities, an incident in August accelerated the investigation.
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The reclusive regime has accelerated its bid to attain nuclear status.
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In the past year, the #MeToo movement has accelerated that change.
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But on Friday afternoon, leads announced price talk and accelerated timing.
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The process of rigor mortis can be accelerated by the flu.
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More recently, growth has accelerated from Asian and Middle Eastern companies.
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Individual PMI surveys showed while German activity accelerated, it looked tenuous.
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"The rise of social media accelerated bathing's popularity," Ms. Ramos said.
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Under President Trump, polarization has accelerated — and that's a good thing.
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"You will have global lovemaking at an accelerated rate," he said.
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High-profile developments China's modernization drive has accelerated in recent months.
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The accelerated investigation should help the agency "catch up," he added.
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Just to start meeting people—because it needs to be accelerated.
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The illiberal trend Zakaria noted in 1997 has, if anything, accelerated.
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What else is "Accelerated Mobile Pages" or promoted tweets but prioritization?
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Sales at auto dealerships accelerated 0.7% after dropping 0.5% in April.
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It appears the pilot accelerated to land even sooner than scheduled.
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"If I were to go back in time, I certainly would have accelerated all of these features, and I would have accelerated all of this work because now I've realized how important it is," she said.
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This is a case of quantum rate and pace of accelerated change.
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They want an accelerated share repurchase and then to just move on.
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It added that work on deepening existing derivative markets would be accelerated.
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That has changed in the last 18 months, as attacks have accelerated.
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I was CEO of the company and I was experiencing accelerated aging.
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Evacuation plans were accelerated after last week&aposs NATO summit in Brussels.
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"We are pushing so that this can be accelerated," the official said.
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We made eye contact, and he [accelerated and] tried to hit me.
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Some Chinese government advisers have called for accelerated reforms on the anniversary.
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And by the way we're seeing inflation at accelerated rates in wages.
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Defying slowdown fears, US GDP accelerated to 3.2% in the first quarter.
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The MAXXI exhibit featured a strong narrative of the city's accelerated gentrification.
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The scandal also accelerated the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff last month.
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Tumbling retail sales volumes accelerated to an 8 percent drop in November.
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Data on retail sales suggests consumer spending accelerated in October and November.
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"Our market share decline in Russia accelerated during the year," he added.
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Monday's losses accelerated sharply heading into the settlement for major crude benchmarks.
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VCFA students have a more accelerated reentry to their practice after graduation.
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Wal-Mart's online sales also accelerated, boosted by its acquisition of Jet.
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FEDS QUARLES SAYS TRANSITION AWAY FROM LIBOR RATE NEEDS TO BE ACCELERATED
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The accelerated journey also decreased the amount of fuel consumption, FlightRadar24 said.
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The attacks date back to 2015, but the pace accelerated this spring.
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However the third-hottest summer since records began meant melting accelerated dramatically.
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On Thursday, eclipse season begins, a time of accelerated change and opportunity.
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Instead, they've become rapidly ticked-off plot points in an accelerated season.
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As the labour market has tightened, their wage growth has accelerated sharply.
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The country's defence spending plan includes accelerated replacement of Soviet-era equipment.
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Shares accelerated their fall after the reports on the potential dam burst.
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He said the declines accelerated through the months of February and March.
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Despite the gains in oil, selling in stocks accelerated in afternoon trade.
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Cuts in basic services have accelerated the emigration of people and businesses.
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The country's defense spending plan includes accelerated replacement of Soviet-era equipment.
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The selling on Tuesday accelerated after the Dow broke through Monday's lows.
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But activity in the services sector accelerated, cushioning some of the blow.
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Parliament agreed to advance the bill, but not at Johnson's accelerated pace.
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Apple had an accelerated rate of upgrade with the iPhone 6 cycle.
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U.S. equity markets opened higher and their gains accelerated after Powell spoke.
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Georgia is following a well-trodden path, albeit at an accelerated pace.
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I didn't notice that the train was going at an accelerated pace.
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Colonial said on Friday an accelerated book-building process has been finalized.
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Total revenue growth accelerated to 59% year-over-year, the company said.
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For the last 25 years, Earth has experienced an accelerated warming trend.
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Commitments on the loan have been accelerated to Friday from September 17.
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They instead diagnosed Richardson's syndrome, an accelerated degenerative disease similar to Parkinson's.
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This is why you get accelerated depreciation for buying a private plane.
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The trend began before the scandal but has been accelerated by it.
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Paul Nielsen accelerated and the people in the pursuing vehicles opened fire.
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Also, like the PlayStation 5, it will feature hardware accelerated ray tracing.
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The drop accelerated as investors became fearful about a global economic slowdown.
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Like traditional photography, game photography has had a long (but accelerated) history.
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Information pulled from the vehicle shows it accelerated straight off the cliff.
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Infrastructure spending has recently accelerated and the outlook for growth is positive.
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This year the pace has accelerated, especially in the former East Germany.
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A fresh sell-off accelerated declines in the first weeks of January.
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Leisure and hospitality sector payrolls are forecast to have accelerated after stalling.
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"It actually presents a scenario where tax reform can potentially be accelerated."
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It's classic Darwinian natural selection in action—but at an accelerated pace.
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As this chart shows, the trend accelerated right around the 2016 election.
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And now you've got all these inference workloads which are GPU-accelerated.
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The suits, first filed in 2014, have vastly accelerated pace this year.
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Workday's business accelerated and had a number of blue chip client wins.
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"GST enabled good trust and accelerated everything by 2/3X," he said.
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But over the past four decades, this rate of warming has accelerated.
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Orders from Taiwan's major markets all accelerated at a double-digit pace.
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Trade issues overshadowed economic data showing accelerated growth in U.S. consumer spending.
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Were you surprised by the accelerated crop germination rate of 50 percent?
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The growth of social media has accelerated the attempts at shock value.
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After trundling along for a few years, growth accelerated rapidly in 2015.
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Revenue growth and take rates in our Eats business also accelerated nicely.
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Private equity firms and arranging banks have accelerated syndication timetables this year.
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The obvious solution here is accelerated building of affordable multi-family housing.
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For Trump's part, the economy certainly has accelerated since he took office.
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In recent months, lenders required accelerated repayment as the company's business deteriorated.
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Industrial production (IP) accelerated from 5.0% in May to 6.3% in June.
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A recovery in prices that began in 2013 accelerated sharply in 2017.
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In economic changes, the crisis accelerated Japan's decline as a global powerhouse.
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Flynn said that's precisely why Salesforce has accelerated its clean energy efforts.
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Selling accelerated in extended trading, with crude breaking below $59 a barrel.
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The future, whether it's accelerated or not, always feels like a threat.
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It has recently accelerated efforts to sell car tires, batteries and accessories.
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The growing importance of the presidency further accelerated the turn toward policy.
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Climate change and human activities have accelerated the expansion of China's deserts.
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Today, we stand at the forefront of helping Africa achieve accelerated development.
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Overdo it, and you invite joint injury and accelerated wear and tear.
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Possibly, but certainly not at the accelerated pace that has been achieved.
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Today, we have a more accelerated news coverage and politicized comedy scene.
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Central banks have accelerated bond-buying and other efforts to stoke inflation.
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That sort of thing happens at a sort of an accelerated rate.
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Selling suddenly accelerated in the last several minutes heading into Friday's close.
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Federal officials have said the train suddenly accelerated right before the crash.
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In order to get through an accelerated program successfully, students need guidance.
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At Lawrenceville, administrators have debated the merits of its accelerated math program.
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That told Cramer that "the aerospace industry has accelerated dramatically," he said.
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The military is also looking at something called the accelerated learning program.
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What nobody told me was that the airplane accelerated a second time.
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They're savvy kids; public-school kids; they know our romance is accelerated.
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On Tuesday evening, The LA Times reported that settlement talks had accelerated.
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The crisis has accelerated a question hanging over fashion in recent years.
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It was a hugely ambitious schedule, and Republicans praised McConnell's accelerated timetable.
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Soaring temperatures accelerated the deaths of people who were already seriously ill.
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But Trump's accelerated timeline appears not to be based on the science.
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Company officers at Seoul-based exchanges say, anecdotally, such moves have accelerated.
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This has accelerated a pattern of gentrification that forces out black residents.
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" • "Internet ad spending accelerated in the U.S., up 22 percent in 2018.
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The number of cases has accelerated in recent weeks, health officials said.
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How did you feel about the film getting an accelerated VOD release?
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Holder (2013), voter purges, minority vote suppression and extreme gerrymandering have accelerated.
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Students who are unaccustomed to an accelerated curriculum may risk falling behind.
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President Trump has accelerated this norm erosion, but he didn't start it.
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The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated these changes at a nearly unimaginable pace.
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By the moment of impact, the Tesla had accelerated to 30.9 mph.
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Go deeper: Hate-fueled attacks continue to be accelerated by online platforms
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Eventually, when the iPhone was opened to outside developers, badge use accelerated.
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This can be accelerated through mentoring, reverse mentoring, sponsorship, and buddy systems.
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Trump has accelerated women's move from the Democratic to the Republican Party.
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"There's no doubt that expectations have accelerated since the election," he said.
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Core capital goods orders accelerated 0.9% on a year-on-year basis.
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Not surprisingly, Obamacare accelerated the consolidation process making a bad problem worse.
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This week's accelerated "arrivals" break a pattern of steadily declining LME inventory.
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Across the globe, such changes have accelerated dramatically in just two generations.
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HUDSON A crisis happens, and it becomes a catalyst for accelerated change.
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Its rally accelerated recently, notching gains across eight consecutive days of trading.
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It accelerated further during the crackdown that followed last year's failed coup.
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Like many people with famous parents, the attendant connections accelerated her ascent.
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That's one reason we have not accelerated production of the Tesla Semi.
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Nearly 11 years later, the worrisome decline of bipartisanship has only accelerated.
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The accelerated death benefit is automatically included with all Haven Life policies.
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SPX accelerated to the upside at exactly the same time, he said.
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The Wildcats' bus accelerated down state-tended asphalt across a broad valley.
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That process has accelerated in recent years, sparking alarm among some experts.
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Technology has accelerated the rate of progress within the real estate vertical.
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Losses accelerated through the afternoon with shares losing 18% of their value.
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Oceans are warming The world's oceans are warming at an accelerated rate.
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" She explained that the accelerated schedule has disproportionately affected "rare-language speakers.
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The trend accelerated after the 2016 election, albeit with the sides reversed.
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But the accelerated release is a break from previous iOS release schedules.
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"It accelerated like nothing I've ever seen," he said in the interview.
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The NTSB said the plane accelerated to 495 mph as it dropped.
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One solution would be to disallow accelerated depreciation for investments in automation.
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India's retail inflation accelerated to 7.59% in January from 7.35% in December.
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Not all of that is because of Trump, but he's accelerated it.
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"It accelerated like nothing I've ever seen," one of the pilots said.
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Airstrikes and commando operations were also accelerated all over the country recently.
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"Simon corrected their trajectory, their braking, the way they accelerated," Bussac said.
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But there's no doubt that New York has just accelerated the schedule.
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This trend toward cheaper technology has only accelerated over the past decade.
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Spending on services accelerated 212 percent after rising 22008 percent in May.
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Re/code wrote about that in October, but it has accelerated since.
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Manufacturing payrolls accelerated by 17,000 jobs after rising by 3,000 in May.
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That shift started about 10 years ago, but has recently accelerated, Abtan said.
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GDP growth accelerated to 12.5% in 2016, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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Getty Images Google's new Accelerated Mobile Pages, aka AMP, makes websites load fast.
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But had the game been released, the RE series might have accelerated faster.
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The sell-off accelerated on Monday after China announced plans for retaliatory tariffs.
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Accelerated Mobile Pages are widely interpreted as Google's response to Facebook's Instant articles.
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At worst, opponents fear, the country's frightening slide toward authoritarianism has just accelerated.
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And I think we're going through those cycles, but at an accelerated speed.
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One of the sources said that talks had accelerated in the past week.
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Stocks losses accelerated on Thursday with the Nasdaq dipping into bear market territory.
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However, national retail wage increases have recently accelerated, hitting 4.6% this past October.
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In 2018, as the U.S. accelerated further, Europe, Japan and China all slowed.
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Monthly ExpensesHousing Costs: $552.18 for an accelerated biweekly mortgage amountCar Payment: $218.03 biweekly.
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He also accelerated for a mile, and then he killed my best friend.
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Sell orders accelerated in the final hour with Dubai Investments sinking 6.5 percent.
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But it's unclear if N26's growth has also accelerated or slowed down.
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A few revs later, the motorcycles have accelerated to their full, gruesome capacity.
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The euro's decline accelerated after it slipped below $1.1950, a key technical level.
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Since announcing her support for an impeachment inquiry, the investigation has rapidly accelerated.
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Technogym's top shareholder Wellness Holding sold a 2300% stake via an accelerated bookbuilding.
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But there are few stats so stark as Earth's accelerated carbon dioxide levels.
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East has cut 20 percent of group management and accelerated the manufacturing process.
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But then it began to expand again, this time at an accelerated rate.
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Last month, sales at auto dealerships accelerated 0.7% after dropping 0.5% in April.
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According to the WWF, natural erosional processes are being accelerated by climate change.
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Charged molecules, or ions, are accelerated by an electric field of known strength.
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So we have to do our homework... Diesel probably accelerated to change process.
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But additional restrictions on secondary market activity could trigger an accelerated wind-down.
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Arrivals last year accelerated from an increase of around 1 percent in 2015.
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Brex customers — has accelerated its path to a multi-billion-dollar price tag.
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Euro zone business growth accelerated less than expected this month, a survey showed.
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Believing that her own days were growing short, Katie accelerated her bucket list.
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On Monday, the stock selloff accelerated, drawing investors back into lower risk bonds.
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Its economy has accelerated even as the government has controlled debt more strictly.
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People have a hard time coping with that and amount of accelerated change.
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Its store closure plan was first announced in 2016 and accelerated last year.
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"We might see some accelerated selling below about $47 to $47.50," he said.
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Bristol-Myers also announced a $2 billion accelerated share repurchase program on Tuesday.
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A similar drug from AstraZeneca Plc, Tagrisso, won accelerated U.S. approval in November.
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But the technical damage accelerated when it slid below 1,820, its 2014 low.
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U.S. factory activity accelerated to more than a two-year high last month.
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A brief fight with Cole exposes his misogyny and her accelerated eating disorder.
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In this new state, she is placed in a class with accelerated readers.
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Consistent with the driver's actions, the vehicle applied torque and accelerated as instructed.
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As a country, we were now on an accelerated path to maturity. Sept.
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But under Mr. Kim, North Korea has accelerated its nuclear and missile program.
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"My daughter's recent move to North Carolina certainly accelerated my thinking," he added.
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AND AS WE MENTIONED, OUR COMP ACCELERATED IN THE U.S. THROUGHOUT THE QUARTER.
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The selling pressure has accelerated over the last week or so, data showed.
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There is a way to make the motion work in the accelerated frame.
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It's now also behind Amazon Prime, which has probably only accelerated in 2017.
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Yes, the trends were already there, but the current president has accelerated things.
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The debate was accelerated in June with the shocking primary defeat of Rep.
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German inflation data accelerated in October, although French inflation fell short of expectations.
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Accelerated refined zinc imports strengthen this market's bull narrative of raw materials shortfall.
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However, bitcoin and bitcoin cash fell Thursday, and losses accelerated in the evening.
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Utilities production accelerated 5.6 percent last month after declining 3.1 percent in November.
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Official data showed construction activity accelerated in July, despite expectations of a slowdown.
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The pace of arrivals accelerated in the latter half of July, Weil said.
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If better relations accelerated that process, they could boost the prospects for change.
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The car accelerated, with the detective partially inside, and both officers opened fire.
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With the Internet, the process of radicalization has been accelerated many times over.
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Hardware accelerated Tetris, played at 100MHz, roughly one-fourth of the full speed.
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Accelerated Mobile Pages, or AMP, has been a controversial project since its debut.
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Nonetheless, more transparency and community involvement should help to accelerate Accelerated Mobile Pages.
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I have also accelerated our negotiations to reach a political settlement in Afghanistan.
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Europe's accelerated review is similar, cutting the timeframe to 150 days from 210.
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The hiring of workers was also accelerated under the MTA's 'Subway Action Plan.
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The bottom line may well be that Wei has inadvertently accelerated those preparations.
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"Fiscal policy is sort of at its maximum accelerated right now," Kelly said.
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In Oklahoma, this timeline is accelerated for kids under the age of four.
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And Greenland's rate of melt has accelerated by seven times since the 1990s.
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The company has accelerated growth in users, up 27 percent over last year.
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If the studies are being done, they need to be accelerated and published.
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The government said it had accelerated its plans "the advice of the experts".
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The government said it had accelerated its plans "the advice of the experts".
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Maria accelerated things and really showed how people are living on the island.
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I also get the sense that the pace of these atrocities has accelerated.
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This accelerated evolution hasn't slowed either, with DJs now icons of the industry.
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The push to lower the stakes around scores has accelerated in recent years.
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The drive to reduce the use of plastics has accelerated considerably in Britain.
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The company said the sale will be undertaken through an accelerated bookbuild offering.
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Now the young president has accelerated that drive toward even more administrative efficiency.
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This divergence, underway for about 503 years, has accelerated since the Great Recession.
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The intense opposition he arouses among Democrats significantly accelerated intra-party 2020 competition.
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Despite the continued skepticism from Democratic leaders, the drive toward impeachment has accelerated.
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Repurchases executed at Bank of America accelerated last week to three-month highs.
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Cable subscriptions have been declining for years, and last year the decline accelerated.
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"I regret going," she told me, fearing it may have accelerated the spread.
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Still, he acknowledged, "we're at a slightly accelerated risk now because of copycats."
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In recent days, however, the White House has accelerated the pace of nominations.
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Every time I accelerated, I thought the engine would explode, but it didn't.
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This may be done in simulation so that the process can be accelerated.
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In Mr. Shelby's case, it even accelerated his switch to the Republican Party.
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Dubai is an accelerated city, a master-planned destination on a mass scale.
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Ms. Leas was accepted to the University of Florida's accelerated program in Gainesville.
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"On strategic relations, ties have actually deepened and convergences have accelerated," said Jaishankar.
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Proceeds will be used to partially fund an accelerated share repurchase program (ASR).
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Trump has accelerated the pace of air strikes in other conflicts as well.
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"I enrolled in an accelerated program [at Robert Morris University-Illinois]," he says.
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But Catalan political parties that favor secession have accelerated their divisive, unconstitutional plans.
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The Fed's preferred inflation index accelerated just 1.6 percent over the past year.
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Persecution of Native peoples in the United States accelerated in the 20th Century.
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The danger if bitcoin's credibility is punctured is an accelerated, Theranos-like bloodbath.
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OSCAR MUNOZ: Well, we accelerated the program, is what it ended up doing.
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Chart-based selling accelerated as the December hog contract fell below its Sept.
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The accelerated approval is based on data believed to predict a clinical benefit.
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The rate of new cases in eastern Congo has accelerated in recent weeks.
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As the battle for Raqqa has accelerated, the number of airstrikes has climbed.
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Those launchings led South Korea to call for the accelerated deployment of Thaad.
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China's accession to the WTO also rapidly accelerated the offshoring of America's factories.
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Unbundling could be accelerated and assets could be sold to more efficient operators.
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He pursued an accelerated two-year program, earning a bachelor's degree in 19703.
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Private sector job creation accelerated to 195,000 jobs in August, according to ADP.
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Manufacturing job growth accelerated but employment is still well off its 1990s peak.
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Fourteen of these accelerated approvals, however, were exclusively based on less-rigorous trials.
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Werman: Who or what agency is responsible for getting this thing accelerated ASAP?
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Almost in defiance of Jones, the committee accelerated talks to finish the contract.
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U.S. pork shipments have accelerated, but volumes have thus far been below expectations.
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Once the disc passes through the net, it is accelerated toward the opponent.
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Facebook's 10-Year Roadmap includes advanced hardware development accelerated by Building 8 and SARA Facebook's 10-Year Roadmap includes advanced hardware development accelerated by Building 8 and SARA Facebook refused to say what these schools will help it work on.
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"Businesses are increasingly data-driven," Nvidia's VP of Accelerated Computing Ian Buck told me.
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If it is over 27 degrees, then be prepared for slightly accelerated rising times.
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The car accelerated rapidly before crashing, although there were signs of braking, police said.
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And that process is already happening, accelerated by the past three years in politics.
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Same-store sales growth accelerated 12.7 percent, compared with 45.853 percent a year ago.
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That decline accelerated to 3.2 percent for the current second quarter through Feb. 93.
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With a rainbow of other cars whirling to life around her, she, too, accelerated.
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President Obama's trip to Cuba this week accelerated the warming of U.S.-Cuban relations.
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With venture investors getting more discerning, start-ups are vanishing at an accelerated pace.
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Since last Saturday, "sign-up activity has accelerated" on the federal Obamacare marketplace HealthCare.
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This not only accelerated departures, but makes finding credible replacements that much more difficult.
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AWS revenue growth accelerated in the second quarter, rising 49 percent year over year.
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Revenue Coverage Remains Strong: New contract growth has accelerated (by 10% 9M16; 0003% 2015).
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The Obama administration vastly accelerated the campaign in Yemen after the Arab Spring uprisings.
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Lower-priced smartphones have accelerated internet adoption by quickly bringing the developing world online.
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Over recent quarters, those losses have accelerated and have shown no signs of reversing.
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Once technical resistance at 1.12 francs to the euro was breached, the decline accelerated.
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The scandal accelerated the downfall of President Dilma Rousseff, who was impeached on Aug.
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The startup plans to use the additional capital for accelerated growth and further expansion.
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It's possible that your cheeky banter with Trump in fact accelerated the man's win.
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However, they have been accelerated by the nature of President Xi and President Trump.
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But the index turned lower and accelerated losses in afternoon, ending down 0.4 percent.
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It's an accelerated timeline of a system signed into law by President Barack Obama.
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So, we've accelerated-- ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Do you think that the strategy is shifting?
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Tesla also accelerated production targets, now aiming to deliver 500,000 vehicles annually by 2018.
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One insider at the bank said the restructuring had been accelerated by poor performance.
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Same-store sales growth accelerated 12.7 percent, compared with 6.3 percent a year ago.
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In the last few years, his cognitive decline accelerated rapidly, his nephew Marc said.
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As is becoming clear, LPs can't dole out capital at an accelerated pace forever.
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In 2016, the real test becomes whether sharing the goals actually accelerated the progress.
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London's benchmark FTSE 100 stock index accelerated losses after it opened at 48.5 a.m.
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Instead of reversing the decay of mainstream parties, the primary process has accelerated it.
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It also increased a previously planned $5 billion accelerated share buyback to $7 billion.
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The risk of deterioration inherent in reinforced concrete can be accelerated by many factors.
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Application response time is accelerated, which means no delays, as site content appears instantly.
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Stocks were mostly lower throughout day, but losses accelerated near the end of trading.
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It accelerated 22.5% in 22018, the strongest since 22.4, after increasing 22.0% in 22019.
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Facebook has a long history of copying Snapchat features but things accelerated in August.
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The 220 also has a Hexagon processor specifically dedicated to accelerated AI-related tasks.
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It was going to launch at some point, but the acquisitions really accelerated it.
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One possible reason for the accelerated push to talk about their AV plans: panic.
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Another achievement is increased and accelerated investment in schools, infrastructure and the digital economy.
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Every day, the bots played 53 years of game time at an accelerated rate.
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She can also heal at accelerated speeds and has retractable knuckle spikes for fighting.
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That movement has since accelerated, with retailers inching their start times earlier each year.
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Since the area was earmarked for redevelopment, its decline has been accelerated by neglect.
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So there is a long-term trend downwards, which accelerated in the Great Recession.
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"The standards body themselves ... accelerated by a good year and a half," he says.
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The college will also be offering an online, accelerated version of the course. Yes!
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Low fuel prices accelerated the shift toward gas during the first half of 2016.
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The extended tranche will add a leverage covenant, accelerated amortization and enhanced call protection.
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The flows accelerated after newer lava began emerging from the ground late last week.
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Greenland, in particular, has been melting at an accelerated rate for some two decades.
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The practice accelerated after 1969, when a race riot in the capital killed scores.
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Now, NASA's administrator Jim Bridenstine is seeking funding from Congress for this accelerated deadline.
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The spy images further underscore the reality of accelerated glacier melt around the planet.
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The company's goal is to replace Chromium by providing a GPU-accelerated proprietary renderer.
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Supply outages across the world, including Canada and Nigeria, have accelerated crude's price rebound.
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The other obvious answer is that the accelerated product probably isn't ready for primetime.
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Losses accelerated in January after the department store chain cut its full-year estimates.
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The accelerated bear time-line left the zinc price divorced from still bullish fundamentals.
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Bookrunner says shareholders are selling 2100% stake in the company via accelerated book building.
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The recent downturn in the Chinese economy could be accelerated by the administration's measures.
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The pound plunged, its decline accelerated by the Brexit referendum of June last year.
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The inevitable march of technological progress was merely accelerated by the dominant social network.
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You've got all of the frameworks that I talked about which are GPU-accelerated.
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Stuart said he believes the viral nature of the case accelerated the university's decisions.
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The driver damaged the vehicle and car wash as he accelerated quickly to escape.
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It sold 12 percent into the market last May via an "accelerated bookbuild" process.
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In February, it raised gross proceeds of 865 million francs through an accelerated bookbuilding.
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Capital controls imposed in 2015 accelerated the effect of companies seeking shelter, Siakantaris added.
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Globally, U.S. industrial output accelerated last month at its strongest pace in two years.
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Smartphone addiction and social media have exaggerated our already-accelerated pace of daily life.
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Orders also have accelerated for the upscale Model S and the Model X SUV.
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This year, 33 of them are expected to experience accelerated growth from last year.
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"What we do is called accelerated life testing," explained Verizon engineer Erik Van Treuren.
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Still, outflows accelerated in stock funds BlackRock had announced plans to revamp in March.
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The number of cases hit 2,000 this week as the rate of infection accelerated.
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ISIS's retreat has accelerated in both Iraq and Syria over the past few weeks.
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Buying in Treasuries also accelerated after weaker-than-expected U.S. private sector payrolls data.
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But growth in both exports and imports defied those expectations and accelerated from April.
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Labe noted that climate models from the 1970s predicted accelerated warming in the Arctic.
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In the months that followed, companies big and small have accelerated their development efforts.
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In India, where the economy relies more on domestic demand, manufacturing growth accelerated slightly.
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According to the Geological Survey, it accelerated an already increasing cycle of land loss.
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Inflation in 'essentials' - food, electricity and insurance - accelerated to 3.4 percent from 6.13 percent.
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Harper accelerated around first and never stopped, narrowly beating the relay throw to third.
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Shares placed at 1,915 francs per share in accelerated book building, says Jacobs Holding.
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Southwest shares began to decline in January and accelerated following April's deadly engine accident.
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The introduction of WLTP rules was accelerated in the wake of Volkswagen's diesel cheating.
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In the meantime, the Clinton campaign has accelerated its aggressive courting of young voters.
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Output growth rose sharply, while growth in new orders and employment growth also accelerated.
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China's robot market benefited last year from accelerated automation at smartphone and automobile plants.
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The group's singer, Dan Klein, had been adding ink at an unusually accelerated pace.
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The winding down of Sears' real estate accelerated roughly a decade after Lampert arrived.
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Financial stocks have been hit hard this year as the curve flattening has accelerated.
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But in fact core inflation accelerated to 1.2 percent in June, Eurostat data showed.
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Ms. Hustad said that the extra time with her husband had accelerated their intimacy.
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Cardholders receive an annual free night when they renew the card, plus accelerated earnings.
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The nuclear agreement "accelerated" the prisoner swap, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said.
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Growth at AWS accelerated to 47 percent last year from 43 percent in 2017.
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Brown joined Intel in 2009 as an associate for the company's accelerated leadership program.
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The FSA has accelerated training of new recruits to send to frontlines, Rasheed said.
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Science has accelerated this learning process through advanced observation methods and pattern discovery techniques.
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This accelerated in the 19th and especially the 20th century with Hollywood and television.
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The timing of this accelerated accumulation of metal in exchange warehouses is particularly incongruous.
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Farmers who select cattle that fatten on corn-exclusive diets have accelerated the transition.
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Expanding student aid for accelerated learning has the potential to be a risky move.
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The body's torso ruptured because of 'Saturnian gravitational stress and space-accelerated tissue decay'.
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We reported on this in January, but the swell of criticism has accelerated further.
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China's consumer inflation accelerated to 1.8 percent in December, official data showed on Wednesday.
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Those efforts have accelerated since the Supreme Court's 2013 decision in Shelby County v.
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Even before North Korea accelerated its missile program last year, the risks were apparent.
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Rates could be reduced at a faster clip if structural reforms accelerated, it added.
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Export order growth accelerated to 20% sequentially, the highest growth rate since April 2011.
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This is a longstanding divide in America, one that accelerated under President Barack Obama.
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After King Salman took the throne in January 2015, the pace of arrests accelerated.
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"'Thrones' certainly accelerated it, raising production value to an incredible place," Mr. Newman said.
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But as the epidemic accelerated, the hashtag suddenly changed to #iorestoacasa—I stay home.
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Meanwhile, it's possible to negotiate for an accelerated degree that can lower the cost.
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A couple of cases of employees testing positive for COVID-19 accelerated the closures.
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That austerity accelerated Greece's economic decline, making repayment of its debts even less likely.
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The A.T.F. has accelerated this with help from a training center in Huntsville, Ala.
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Shea accelerated the Taycan to 90.58 mph in just 422 feet before braking hard.
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This intensification has accelerated the mass displacement of those within Idlib, Tskurov told me.
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As of December, the central bank's preferred price index accelerated by just 1.6 percent.
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A second pair of factors, Mr McAfee contends, has accelerated the trend of late.
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The Booker-accelerated change, of course, often starts with the media coverage he commands.
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Spending on services accelerated 0.6 percent after rising 0.3 percent in the prior month.
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That ought to go nicely with respiratory discomfort, fatigue, and accelerated snot production, no?
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The company also accelerated previously scheduled wage increases for hourly employees by six months.
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Both traders and investors agreed it was time to sell, and the downtrend accelerated.
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Year-on-year growth accelerated from 2 percent in the last quarter of 2016.
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And with celebrities joining the skin-positivity movement, the acceptance of acne has accelerated.
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Shipments accelerated ahead of the ban and China is currently well stocked, analysts said.
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"I'm doing this as a service," Machet said as she accelerated up the road.
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Corporate buybacks accelerated last week, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch's client data.
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Whatever the merits, Mr. Trump has accelerated a fundamental reordering of global trade policy.
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Deadpool, aka Wade Wilson, is a disfigured mercenary with the ability of accelerated healing.
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The sale was completed the same day via an accelerated bookbuild to institutional investors.
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Accelerated Bridge Construction (ABC) technology was used in the construction, according to the university.
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FAI growth accelerated to 10.7 percent in the first three months of this year.
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Sales had been falling for months, but the decline has accelerated in recent weeks.
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They have found graduate school to be much easier than their accelerated undergraduate program.
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That trend accelerated in the most recent quarter, when total revenue tumbled 15 percent.
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U.S. regulators have accelerated their review and could make a decision by Dec. 24.
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The Food and Drug Administration accepted for filing the company's application for accelerated approval.
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Amazon Web Services revenue accelerated once again for the third quarter in a row.
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Should we do with manufacturing what we did with cotton, which actually accelerated mechanization?
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It accelerated changes to helmet technology and regulations on wearing them in professional cricket.
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However, price growth accelerated to 28503 percent — the largest annual gain since April 22019.
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"Demand for lithium accelerated much faster than we anticipated back in 2017," he said.
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"Demand for lithium accelerated much faster than we anticipated back in 2017," he said.
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India's economic growth has accelerated this year, hitting 8.2% in the most recent quarter.
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Has technology like social media — and the influencer culture it has engendered — accelerated this?
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I just started N.Y.U.'s accelerated social work program as a full-time student.
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He has only accelerated a trajectory that now seems inevitable — fewer and larger farms.
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Our portraits series shows how the 2018 midterm elections accelerated this shift in representation.
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Losses on U.S. stock market indexes accelerated as Trump spoke at the press conference.
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Speaking of which: How can the electrification of residential heating and cooling be accelerated?
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Technology like this has been anticipated for years, but the field has accelerated rapidly.
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In North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany's most populous state, inflation accelerated to 1.7% from 1.6%.
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After a brief bounce back to 26 wins in '013-201, the pace accelerated.
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Boeing only accelerated this schedule after the Lion Air accident in Indonesia, they added.
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This dramatically accelerated the speed at which overall debt expanded in China's financial system.
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The firm's survey for Euro zone business growth accelerated less than expected this month.
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Known often as accelerated depreciation, policies like the Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System (MACRS) have enshrined in the tax law the recognition that investment in new machinery and equipment is a key driver of future economic growth and the country's standard of living.
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Using established bot-detection algorithms, we found that bots accelerated the spread of true stories at approximately the same rate as they accelerated the spread of false stories, implying that false stories spread more than true ones as a result of human activity.
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The accelerated timetable to land humans on the moon by 2024 ran into early trouble when the Trump administration asked a skeptical Congress in May to increase NASA's 2020 budget proposal by $1.6 billion as a "down payment" to accommodate the accelerated goal.
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Eurazeo's stake was sold via an accelerated bookbuild to a selection of unnamed institutional investors.
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This was the highest rate since October 2005, and the 12th consecutive month it accelerated.
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The Swiss lender said it had accelerated cost savings and was cutting around 4,000 jobs.
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Her heart rate accelerated, and her breath was hot, wet, and stale inside the respirator.
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Growth in fiscal income accelerated to 14.9 percent in the January-February period, it said.
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His ascendancy to the White House had accelerated the modes by which we consume news.
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But diamonds are a finite resource, and layoffs accelerated as production in the mines slowed.
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So in China, for example, we accelerated our new store build per year to 26.
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Sugimoto made 48 photographs as well as a three-channel video projection, Accelerated Buddha (1997).
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But for the first time, scientists have accelerated an atomic nucleus with electrons still attached.
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The physicists hope to one day use these accelerated atoms in a next-generation experiment.
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" The bill describes the process as a "contained, accelerated conversion of human remains to soil.
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Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages project borrows elements from Instant Articles while giving publishers more control.
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Kosakowski then accelerated the car, knowing that Julian was right there, she later told investigators.
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The intern's reach for the mic is slowed down, and the "chop" motion is accelerated.
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Their scheduling has since accelerated, up to Mr Kindler's stated one a week in 2017.
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Job creation accelerated, however, with employment growth hitting the highest level so far this year.
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France's recovery extended into a fifth month, and growth accelerated in both Spain and Italy.
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The pace of cyber-attacks, including those involving nuclear facilities, has accelerated in recent years.
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But in the North Pole's frigid equivalent of Silicon Valley, harsh conditions accelerated technological development.
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DE), aiming to raise about 1.5 billion euros ($1.8 billion) in an accelerated bookbuilding process.
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On the conference call, Honeywell officials noted that growth "accelerated" in key categories like aerospace.
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MacOS Mojave requires a graphics card that supports Metal, Apple's API for hardware-accelerated graphics.
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Portable gaming has always been popular in Japan, and the advent of smartphones accelerated this.
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The FDA gave it accelerated approval based on data believed to predict a clinical benefit.
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That may help explain why so many social justice movements were started, or accelerated, here.
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It accelerated by 22.5% in 22018, the strongest since 22.4, after increasing 22.0% in 22019.
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While stopped at a traffic sign, a car behind them accelerated and rear-ended them.
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The official services survey showed growth accelerated to 53.9 in July from 53.7 in June.
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But to announce his retirement only a month in advance strongly suggests an accelerated schedule.
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Meanwhile, European energy stocks pared some losses on Monday, as gains in crude prices accelerated.
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Smash cut to 2018, and Cruz's slide down the politics shit-tube has only accelerated.
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"It accelerated the battle," said General al-Jabouri, the senior commander in the Mosul campaign.
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Sea level rise in south Florida has accelerated over the past 10 years, studies show.
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Wage growth, which has accelerated in recent months, pales in comparison to previous economic expansions.
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This will be hardware accelerated on new Macs and integrated into apps like Final Cut.
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However, the rating is underpinned by the region's strong economic fundamentals and accelerated economic recovery.
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Growth in government investment accelerated, but spending on homebuilding contracted for a sixth straight quarter.
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The election of Trump has accelerated that work, but isn't the sole inspiration for it.
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In June the Ferragamo family sold a 3.5 percent stake through an accelerated book building.
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Latinos completing associates, bachelor's, and higher level degrees have accelerated to match the national average.
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The decline accelerated from a 7.3 percent drop in the fourth quarter of last year.
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Since 450 a Chinese government campaign against corruption and lavish spending has accelerated this trend.
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The accelerated timing of the tests is probably a combination of scientific and political expediency.
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It is unlikely that a new console would include ray tracing that's software accelerated.22020.
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Newshel said the accelerated transition could add 75 cents to 90 cents to 2019 earnings.
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The Russian rouble was up by 0.3 percent, with data showing inflation accelerated in October.
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The company said it was providing about 500 technicians to support the accelerated inspection schedule.
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He said the company expected "accelerated growth" beginning next year, after these steps were completed.
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Three minutes in, he requested permission to return as the plane accelerated to abnormal speed.
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As crude accelerated to the downside in 2016, Pickens told CNBC's "Mad Money " on Jan.
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The accelerated pace of change is significantly stressing the world's natural, social and economic systems.
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Expectedly, records will continue to break as Earth's overall temperatures continue their relentless, accelerated rise.
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In the docs, she says he accelerated, and clipped another car before smashing into hers.
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The shots were taken over four minutes, so the motion of the clouds appears accelerated.
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The startup had bolstered its headcount to meet the demands of its much accelerated output.
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Easing fears over a possible strike at a mine in Chile accelerated the metal's fall.
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Accelerated approval allows the agency to approve drugs based on substitute measures of clinical benefit.
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We were unsure how to respond, and as the attention accelerated, we became genuinely unnerved.
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The bank took accelerated allowances for weak oil and gas support service exposures last year.
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Cadets can complete the accelerated program within 18 to 21 months, according to the group.
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But, as the 10-member team began working around the clock, the process quickly accelerated.
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But perhaps most importantly, they've accelerated the conversation that a change needs to be made.
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When it became the home of Sunday Night Football in 1987, ESPN's unprecedented growth accelerated.
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The route cancellations accelerated in March after Beijing banned tour groups from visiting South Korea.
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In such patients, TRK genes abnormally attach to other genes, triggering accelerated cancer cell growth.
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The manufacturer also accelerated its recall of 1.1 million vehicles, which includes Yelchin's 2013 Jeep.
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His radicalisation was his own work, accelerated by worshipping at a mosque favoured by extremists.
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But that verdict has only accelerated the process of transforming Bill Cosby into a nonperson.
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Experts say growth in the neighborhood has accelerated especially fast in the past five years.
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Under Bolsonaro, deforestation of the Amazon has accelerated here, according to a state-run agency.
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Mueller's investigation into Manafort and other Trump associates appears to have accelerated in recent weeks.
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Notions of family and identity have struggled to keep up with the country's accelerated modernisation.
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Since Norman joined M&S in 2017 the company has accelerated the pace of change.
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It accelerated an equity investment and announced plans for WeWork to sell bonds to investors.
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The shift to private sector growth has accelerated recently following a plunge in government GDP.
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Imports accelerated to almost 9.4 million barrels per day in the week ending on Feb.
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It would be hours before I could rein in my accelerated speech and flurrying hands.
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However, U.K. economic growth accelerated to 0.6 percent in the second quarter from 0.4 percent.
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Erdogan also said talks about reinstating charter flights between the two countries would be accelerated.
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But with subsequent upgrades and the broadening of its compatibility with Windows users, it accelerated.
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High-achieving students enroll in online schools so they can work at an accelerated pace.
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As reported by The Intercept, the thaw between the two sides has "accelerated" in 2018.
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Though Margot has been on YouTube for six years, her channel's growth has recently accelerated.
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Plans for ads that distance congressional candidates from the top of the ticket have accelerated.
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Beim cites her own miscarriage and accelerated family planning as a huge influence on Celmatix.
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Khalilzad said the peace process had to be accelerated, in particular the intra-Afghan talks.
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President Obama's endorsement on Thursday accelerated the process of rallying Democrats around her candidacy. Mrs.
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Summers are getting longer in Greenland and its icecap is retreating at an accelerated pace.
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Hungarian economic growth accelerated more than expected, to an annual 1.6713% in the third quarter.
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It said favourable conditions in the North American housing construction market accelerated the listing plan.
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Chief Executive Officer Gary Kelly also cited the accelerated retirement of its Boeing 737 planes.
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The contradictions between Trump's public pronouncements and United States policy have only accelerated over time.
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On its accelerated schedule, a year passes in an hour, a month in five minutes.
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Growth in credit to households accelerated to 3.2 percent from 3.1 percent a month earlier.
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Consolidation of power under Xi Jinping may lead to accelerated reform in the short run.
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The ELT will also measure the universe's expansion and how that has accelerated over time.
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Individual wildfires can't be directly attributed to climate change, but accelerated warming increases their likelihood.
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Don't be mistaken, however, because a crisis not accelerated does not make a crisis solved.
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Individual wildfires can't be directly attributed to climate change, but accelerated warming increases their likelihood.
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He said the trend became particularly prominent in May when losses by European banks accelerated.
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She also announced a plan for accelerated investment for development and infrastructure in Rakhine State.
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One US official said the timing of the extradition was accelerated to precede Trump's inauguration.
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In the aftermath, lots of fingers pointed at the "Accelerated Bridge Construction" technique used here.
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Once the stream hit the bow shock, the solar electrons within it accelerated — a lot.
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As he accelerated his critique of the military-attack option, his diplomatic passport was pulled.
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Land and skilled labor have been in short supply, while lumber price increases have accelerated.
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General Motors has accelerated its plans to develop automated car technology by acquiring Cruise Automation.
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China's new home prices accelerated to their fastest pace in almost two years in June.
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Real GDP growth accelerated in 1H17, having increased by an above-trend 1.9% in 13.
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The accelerated retirement of its Boeing 737 planes also contributed to the company's weaker gains.
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The recent easing of travel restrictions to the U.S. has only accelerated the import trend.
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Coupled with a decline in the output of goods and services, that has accelerated inflation.
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For better or worse, accelerated learning programs have demonstrated a relatively deep — but narrow — impact.
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For this particular piece, the source is a GIF of a mountain sunrise, highly accelerated.
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Other wave-pool companies, finding the stakes raised, have accelerated the development of competing technologies.
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Source: MKM Partners, FactSet Losses typically accelerated in the week ahead of the lockup expiration.
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That long-term trend accelerated after Barack Obama became the nation's first African-American president.
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This accelerated flow of raw material hasn't translated into reduced import appetite for refined copper.
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Vale shares accelerated gains after the news and closed up 3.45 percent at 53.10 reais.
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The transformation to industrials accelerated after GE needed a bailout during the 2008 financial crisis.
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She has two children who have attended the county's magnet schools and other accelerated programs.
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Xi has accelerated the PLA's shift to naval power from a traditionally land-based force.
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So those planning IPOs describe new, accelerated timelines to try and beat the bear times.
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The walkway was built adjacent to the street using a method called accelerated bridge construction.
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LaGuardia offers accelerated courses in vocal and instrumental music, drama, art, dance and technical theater.
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Oil was already in the red prior to Trump's tweet, which then accelerated those losses.
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But executives have accelerated the timing to end the uncertainty about what is in store.
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Maria Island is just one example of a phenomenon known as overtourism, accelerated by technology.
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Google has also introduced the Accelerated Mobile Pages, or as it's more commonly called, AMP.
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And in the meantime, regulators have accelerated the device approval process, not slowed it down.
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The spacecraft needs to be accelerated to break away from Earth's gravity at high velocity.
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That movement has accelerated since Obama-era environmental regulations made operating a coal plant pricier.
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Earnings growth, at least before adjusting for inflation, has accelerated a bit in recent years.
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But a stinging defeat for the party in June Istanbul mayoral elections accelerated the efforts.
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His surprise defeat in the 20173 election accelerated Fidesz's growing shift from liberalism towards nationalism.
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Within minutes, Presley and Monroe responded, adding verses, and the team writing accelerated from there.
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The money will support researchers developing a vaccine and, later, will fund accelerated vaccine production.
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He and his party won resoundingly, and the pace of his Hindu nationalist policies accelerated.
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Traders are hoping for accelerated Chinese buying of U.S. pork to reduce large American supplies.
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The addition of Burkle and Alvarez to the ownership group earlier this year accelerated negotiations.
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By moving up the date four years, the leisurely pace had to be greatly accelerated.
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European markets dipped slightly in early trading and the losses accelerated later in the day.
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"The U.S. has no interest in regime change or accelerated reunification of Korea," they wrote.
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That can be accelerated if they have more than one child in college, Ruggiero said.
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"It was a BMW which accelerated very quickly the moment they came out," he said.
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In response, Mr. Weisler has accelerated a plan to lay off 3,000 of HP Inc.
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This week's second-round GDP revision showed fourth-quarter growth accelerated at a 22019 percent.
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Feelings about short-term economic prospects accelerated in January after declining sharply the month before.
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It is basically a worst case marriage of class segregation and accelerated climate change. Timely?
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HABERMAN: What's your time frame, at this point, that you're looking at as an accelerated?
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It's been extremely dramatic seeing how the number of exoplanets has accelerated over the years.
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His final years had the aspect of a deliberate martyrdom, accelerated by alcohol and drugs.
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The arrests will add to fears that Sunday's referendum has accelerated Turkey's descent toward authoritarianism.
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He also said the timing of the announcement "was not accelerated for any particular reason."
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Investors have been grappling with an economic slowdown accelerated by the U.S.-China trade war.
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Astronomers have long debated whether new stars form at steady rate or in accelerated bursts.
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The Pentagon officials on Friday cited examples of the accelerated fight against the Islamic State.
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Mr. Biden's fund-raising also accelerated, to $22.7 million in the fourth quarter, he announced.
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On the positive side, production of cars and machines used in factories accelerated in April.
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Regulators have the flexibility to consider accelerated approval for some therapies instead of a denial.
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Oil and natural gas prices were rising, which accelerated the demand for cheaper renewable energy.
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The enforcement actions have accelerated under Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat, Ms. Mandarano said.
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Inflation, meanwhile, accelerated to a more than 11-year high of 18.55 percent in December.
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In the last year, SpaceX has really accelerated production and testing of its Starship program.
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Accelerated sell-offs at the close of Thursday's trading session were "entirely technical," he said.
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Preliminary data from several states showed that consumer price inflation accelerated in most German regions.
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SPNY also accelerated their decline toward the end of the session as oil prices fell.
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Mr. Trump certainly accelerated the negotiations, but the costs began to go down in 2011.
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Similar efforts have begun or accelerated in Serbia, Slovakia and Bulgaria since Mr. Trump's victory.
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Growth in Europe, the Middle East and Africa also accelerated with membership rising by 132%.
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The oceans have been warming at an accelerated rate since the 1960s, studies have found.
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The countries have accelerated progress lately by working in smaller groups and within different configurations.
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The driver accelerated, and I was left standing, bewildered, with your shoe in my hand.
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And the dollar's rise has accelerated since the election, up 3.5 percent since Nov. 7.
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That trend accelerated as Americans got used to banking online and then on mobile phones.
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CEO Jensen Huang said "adoption of NVIDIA accelerated computing" drove the better-than-forecast results.
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The Trump White House has accelerated a secret program to sabotage Iran's missiles and rockets.
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And then, now adding film roll photos into that I think has accelerated that growth.
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Such attacks have only accelerated Afghan defections and desertions that had already reached crippling levels.
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Consumer inflation accelerated to 2.5 percent in January from a year earlier, the highest for a month since May 2014, while producer price inflation accelerated to 6.9 percent — the fastest since August 2011 — as a construction boom fueled demand for materials from steel to cement.
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Even the accelerated nuclear phase-out option appears to offer some protection, via compensation, wrote Jefferies.
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Tesla shares accelerated in the past week after being in reverse for most of the year.
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Our YouTube page passed a million subscribers a month ago, and growth has only accelerated since.
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But social media's scalability has accelerated and amplified the speed and spread by orders of magnitude.
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FORD SAYSNON-CASH CHARGES OF APPROXIMATELY $250 MILLION INCLUDE PENSION EXPENSE AND ACCELERATED DEPRECIATION AND AMORTIZATION
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Rapids integrates with these libraries to provide accelerated analytics, machine learning and — in the future — visualization.
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The price per share in the placing will be determined through an accelerated book-building process.
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Since the bank's May meeting, inflation has accelerated to 2.9%, slightly above the central bank's forecast.
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The FDA plans to finalize its guidance on establishing an alternative accelerated pathway early next year.
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Losses accelerated this month following allegations of financial misdeeds regarding the Malaysian government investment fund 1MDB.
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It has already planned a move out of the Queens location but has accelerated the plan.
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In certain circumstances, graduation can be accelerated if the orangutan grows too big or too old.
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In fact, smart people abroad probably accelerated their technology because of the Americans' grip on data.
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But Mr Johnson's cheerleading against the deal guaranteed an enormous defeat, and accelerated Mrs May's departure.
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Sell orders accelerated late in the day after the dollar fell below 21.3.58 yen, souring sentiment.
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Erdogan also said plans for a Russian-built nuclear power plant in Turkey would be accelerated.
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Lululemon's growth in the category accelerated in its recently ended quarter, rising more than 20 percent.
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Even as growth has accelerated, the Treasury reported that the 22.8 deficit swelled to $93 billion.
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Fitch estimates credit growth accelerated to 267% in 296, about 20204x nominal GDP growth of 2852%.
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Lincoln National, whose stock is down 18 percent this month alone, also announced an accelerated buyback.
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Akowuah thought he was in reverse but was actually in drive when he accelerated the car.
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The epistemic crisis Trump has accelerated is now morphing into a full-fledged crisis of democracy.
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The trend toward passive investing has accelerated as managers struggle to provide better-than-market returns.
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The FDA granted accelerated approval for Sarepta's Exondys eteplirsen treatment for Duchenne muscular dystrophy last September.
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"The concern was the Fed was behind the curve as it accelerated rate increases," he said.
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Social changes have accelerated multiculturalism, and that is perceived as threatening to those opposed to it.
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The FDA granted accelerated approval for Sarepta's eteplirsen treatment for Duchenne muscular dystrophy in September 2016.
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Science was the real winner, of course: the competition had accelerated the genome programme by years.
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Losses accelerated ahead of WTI's settlement, with the contract closing at its lowest level since Aug.
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A deal could trigger accelerated commodity purchases by China, helping to reduce massive stockpiles of soybeans.
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But inflation accelerated to 1.2 percent month-on-month in October from 0.3 percent in September.
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Until then, it will be a niche market of a few million units with accelerated growth.
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Buying accelerated as the contract rose above its 21-day moving average around $22 a bushel.
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Globalization has only accelerated the process, as those supertongues became even more economically and culturally powerful.
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And ending the bracero scheme seems to have accelerated mechanisation in the tomato fields of California.
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U.S. sanctions on Venezuelan oil giant PDVSA have accelerated a plunge in the country's crude output.
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Ranking Member Robert Aderholt (R-AL) expressed his support for the accelerated timeline during the hearing.
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We also can expect quantum computing to drive accelerated development in quantum communications, sensing and simulation.
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It was his defeat in the 2002 elections that accelerated his pivot to the far right.
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Demand accelerated as buyers by the millions shifted from sedans and coupes to SUVs and CUVs.
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This can translate into a valuation boost along two paths: accelerated revenue growth and increased predictability.
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Their lending to households accelerated in the course of April at an annual rate of 6%.
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Developments are unfolding at an accelerated pace and organizations have much ground to cover in BCPs.
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This move has been complicated by an accelerated change in technology since Woods has been sidelined.
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One is towards the "disintermediation" of banks, a decades-long process accelerated by a technological revolution.
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But it has to be accelerated to Mach 5 to start operating, usually by a rocket.
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The accelerated schedule helped push Midland crude prices higher over the past few weeks, traders said.
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Supermarket and household good sales accelerated, mostly due to the Easter holiday in March, Nunes said.
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Moreover, spending and investments accelerated ahead of the 2017 government budget, HSBC economist Joseph Incalcaterra said.
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Some have been under way for many years, but they have accelerated in the past few.
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Banking stocks tumbled more than 2 percent amid an accelerated sell-off in China's bond market.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Growth in China's services sector accelerated in June, an official survey showed on Friday.
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She took an accelerated course: five days a week, seven hours a day, for 16 weeks.
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Throughout 21 seasons of previous Bachelor history, this accelerated, fraught timeline of love hasn't exactly worked.
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Mass incarceration that's accelerated since the 1980s has played a tremendous role in disenfranchising black voters.
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Many accelerated-approval drugs launch with sky-high prices, even though they're not yet fully proven.
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Falck Renewables investor said it had withdrawn a placement of its 2100% stake in accelerated bookbuilding.
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The involvement of Mr. Ailes comes as Mr. Trump has accelerated his attacks on Ms. Kelly.
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Land Replenishment Pressuring Leverage: Xinyuan has accelerated acquisitions after not purchasing any new land in 2015.
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Lower costs, enhanced productivity, and accelerated decision-making are some of the key benefits of UCaaS.
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A recovery in prices that began in 2013 has accelerated sharply across the country this year.
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In March of 2018, that growth accelerated even further, and has been trending upwards ever since.
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Trump's Mexico tariff tweet further accelerated expectations of interest rate cuts from the Fed this year.
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Losses in Chinese shares accelerated after they opened lower with the blue-chip index down 64.343%.
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Losses in Chinese shares accelerated after it opened lower with the blue-chip index down 257.95%.
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But the currency restrictions accelerated the descent of Africa's biggest economy into recession and fuelled inflation.
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A slump in the yuan also risks exacerbating capital outflows, that have accelerated in recent months.
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The U.S.-led coalition accelerated its bombing of Mosul in December as ISIS's defeat drew closer.
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As it stands, NASA is asking for $21 billion—but that was before the accelerated timeline.
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Those sources said Alle's departure was "accelerated in part because of the episode," the Times wrote.
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Six-month inflows accelerated by 3 percent over those recorded in the first half of 2017.
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He then accelerated toward the policemen and was swiftly arrested by armed officers after he crashed.
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The upgrade was in anticipation of accelerated growth following a series of economic and social reforms.
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The growth of consumer spending last year accelerated to 0.43 percent from 2.7 percent in 2014.
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The prices climbed 1.6 percent from April, also accelerated from 1.5 percent in the previous month.
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The day she started trading, the Dow fell nearly 200 points, and its losses soon accelerated.
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Aldyxin benefitted from no regulatory incentive programs, while Tecentriq received BTD, priority review, and accelerated approval.
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We have accelerated… Our reaction to this has been an acceleration of the cost-saving programme.
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"Quick isn't good with exhumations," she said following the announcement of an accelerated search last October.
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Household lending growth meanwhile accelerated to 1.9 percent from 1.8 percent, the highest since min-2011.
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The Watergate scandal accelerated drastically when it was revealed Nixon taped conversations in the White House.
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Trump, on the other hand, inherited an already-growing market that has accelerated since his inauguration.
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He said he had noticed the problem as soon as he accelerated out of the garage.
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After average growth of 1% over 2010-14, real GDP accelerated to 3.5% in 2015-16.
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An atrophy that accelerated due to the demands places on the Intelligence Community after 85033/11.
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Overall, housing price growth globally accelerated from a 2.3 percent increase in 2014, the report said.
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The decline accelerated after the ECB left interest rates at zero percent, nudging the dollar higher.
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The pace has accelerated in most of the Midwest, Southeast and from New York to Boston.
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Foreign selling, which accelerated in the second half of 2018, is also showing signs of easing.
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The U.S. Labor Department report showed employment growth accelerated from a 17-month low in March.
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A 20-day window would represent an accelerated schedule compared to previous rounds of U.S. tariffs.
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These remarkably positive changes have actually accelerated in the past 25 years, as globalization has intensified.
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A gauge of services sector activity by the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) accelerated in August.
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