The converted Boeing 747s are set to be delivered in 2024, although Trump has requested that they be delivered in 2021.
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Contango is the difference between crude oil contracted to be delivered in the near term, and oil to be delivered further in the future.
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There's no word on where the tests might be delivered first, or if they will be delivered to homes, hospitals, testing sites, or other locations.
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Fly and Incline also plan to acquire 48 to-be-delivered planes and have an option to acquire a further 50 aircraft to be delivered.
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Obviously Amazon has changed the industry, with people allowing things to be delivered to their home or wanting them regularly to be delivered to their home.
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The first ship was due to be delivered in 2003, they said, adding the remaining vessels would be delivered at a rate of one ship every two-to-three months.
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The researchers also found a disparity based on gender: jobs for supermarket attendants and janitors tended to be delivered to women, whereas ads for lumberjacks were more likely to be delivered to men.
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Orders placed earlier in the day will be delivered by 9 PM, while those placed after the cut-off will be delivered by 9 PM the next day, and there's no additional cost.
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It expects the 1,600 trucks will be delivered by 2023.
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The planes will be delivered in summer 2018, IAG said.
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It's also not clear how text notifications will be delivered.
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The final vote is expected to be delivered this Sunday.
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Your deepest, realest thoughts, ready to be delivered, guilt free.
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That system is expected to be delivered sometime next year.
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Some, like the A330 freighter, would no longer be delivered.
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So what Siemens supplies can be delivered by other companies.
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The report is expected to be delivered sometime in September.
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The company expects the planes to be delivered in 2023.
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It expects the planes to be delivered starting in December.
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The first one is scheduled to be delivered this month.
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It wants the new planes to be delivered by 2025.
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Airbus said the last A22018 will be delivered in 35.
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It does not necessarily need not be delivered in Stockholm.
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Most of the packages will be delivered the next day.
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It will be delivered over the air to eligible vehicles.
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The weapon must also have a way to be delivered.
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The first Dashers will be delivered in summer of 2018.
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I don't want to wait for it to be delivered.
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Felix's enemies will be delivered to him in the penitentiary.
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However, your apartment will, in all likelihood, be delivered vacant.
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Mr. Lewandowski assured him that the message would be delivered.
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The last vessel is expected to be delivered in 2032.
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Using pharmacists meant that care could be delivered more efficiently.
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The question is if it can be delivered or not.
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PGM CONCENTRATES PRODUCED WILL BE DELIVERED PRIOR TO SHUT DOWN.
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A verdict will be delivered later, Xinhua said, without elaborating.
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It does not necessarily need to be delivered in Stockholm.
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Boeing has said the 777X will be delivered in 2021.
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Boeing has said the 777X will be delivered in 2021.
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The first watches are scheduled to be delivered in 2020.
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Such brochures could be delivered by mail or in person.
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It's uncertain whether Cohen's potential testimony would be delivered publicly.
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Closing arguments are scheduled to be delivered at 10 a.m. Monday.
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The company says the water is expected to be delivered Wednesday.
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The first vehicles will be delivered at the end of 2019.
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Toys can be be delivered or picked up in Target stores.
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Each edit took an average of 4 hours to be delivered.
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From now on, paperwork has to be delivered by lunchtime Friday.
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For now, Verizon isn't saying how often boxes will be delivered.
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Inside US Trade first reported the analysis would be delivered Thursday.
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No price was given, but they'll be delivered starting in 2020.
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Some items, especially legal documents, can only be delivered by post.
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It's pouring outside so J. orders us cookies to be delivered.
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The court said a judgment would be delivered on Oct. 4.
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This previously meant that the physical product had to be delivered.
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We were promised that Model 3s would be delivered this summer.
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It is not yet clear when a verdict will be delivered.
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The Boeing aircraft will be delivered in stages up to 2023.
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Materialized on earth, the beyond can only be delivered in chunks.
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The messages will be delivered to Australian Parliament in mid-June.
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The update will be delivered over the air to eligible vehicles.
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The prospectus will be delivered in a few days, he added.
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It is due to be delivered to airlines starting in 2017.
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Now all government support "will be delivered directly to the beneficiaries".
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The donations will reportedly be delivered over the Colombia–Venezuela border.
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It believes 1,590 of these will be delivered over two decades.
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How many can be delivered for border funding of any kind?
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Final recommendations will be delivered to the president by Dec. 31.
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The aircraft are expected to be delivered in 2018 and 2019.
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The Emirates jets are expected to be delivered beginning in 2777.
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Ranch mail should be held here to be delivered to Nanak.
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You'll have an important conversation, and shocking news will be delivered.
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But, sometimes emotions need to be delivered exactly how they are.
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The autumn Budget is due to be delivered on Nov. 22.
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Air shipments would allow at least some assistance to be delivered.
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And sometime around midnight, 50 or so pizzas would be delivered.
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Digital thermometers, the site said, could be delivered by early May.
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For our clients, 'TPH 2025' can now be delivered in 2017.
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Thirty million meals needed to be delivered as soon as possible.
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Ghaith said those aircraft will be delivered until up to 2030.
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It is due to be delivered to Mr. Macron on Friday.
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All TV will be delivered over the internet, because it's better.
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I quickly order five to be delivered to my parents' house.
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A judgment in Rocky's case will be delivered on August 14.
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A dream can be delivered in a brisk and businesslike fashion.
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The aircraft will be delivered in the fourth quarter of 2017.
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It's true that American foreign aid could be delivered more sensibly.
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But we're not going to say that'll be delivered next year.
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Most items are available to be delivered with Amazon Prime; shopbop.
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Biofabricated Zoa leather can be delivered in sheets, like traditional leather.
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Airbus predicts that 36,500 passenger aircraft will be delivered by 2037.
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"It shouldn't take starving children and media outrage for aid to be delivered It shouldn't take starving children and media outrage for aid to be delivered," said Nadim Houry, deputy Middle East director at Human Rights Watch.
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Buyers of stolen data pay first and trust it will be delivered.
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They would be delivered to China at a later date, she said.
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He envisions a day when food will be delivered to shoppers' refrigerators.
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The new Air Force One is expected to be delivered in 2024.
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Matternet says medical items can be delivered to hospitals within 30 minutes.
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I order lunch to be delivered to the office for our meeting.
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The store said that it'd be delivered between 4 and 8 p.m.
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But cash-settled futures contracts allow cash to be delivered upon expiration.
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However, breaking news will be delivered through "The Update" as it occurs.
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Airbus said on Thursday the last A380 would be delivered in 2021.
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It is not immediately clear when the new equipment will be delivered.
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But only 66 were scheduled to be delivered in time, he said.
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In one case, medicines could not be delivered to certain health clinics.
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All of the aircraft will be delivered by the end of 2024.
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What value it does have – to advertisers – can be delivered without surveillance.
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And yes, it can be delivered to your door via 12-packs.
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The first CFM-powered A320neo is expected to be delivered in July.
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And in any event, it is unlikely to be delivered by America.
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I also only considered jeans that could be delivered with Prime shipping.
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It will be delivered with 29 others at the end of July.
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The planes will be delivered between late 2022 and 2027, it said.
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The report is due to be delivered to Congress after 11 a.m.
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"We can't be delivered from a demon we can't name," warned Tesfamariam.
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Senior intelligence officials had also previously said an estimate could be delivered.
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New forecasts are due to be delivered on Wednesday, alongside Hammond's budget.
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Instead, his files sometimes take 15 minutes to be delivered, he said.
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Two sculptures are finished and ready to be delivered to the gallery.
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An unredacted version was to be delivered to Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Once industry rapidly scales ventilator production, where should these ventilators be delivered?
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A verdict is expected to be delivered on Monday at 1 p.m.
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The way those profits will be delivered to your pocket will vary.
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Pure hatred can be delivered directly to your home in a nanosecond.
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We think of them as little audio gifts, to be delivered sparingly.
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Will the newspaper be delivered to an address without an apartment number?
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Two separate dose combinations would be delivered in two separate injection pens.
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The first Speedtails will be delivered to customers in 2020, McLaren said.
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There's only so many boxes that can be delivered in a day.
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If you're in a crunch, these gifts can be delivered in minutes.
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But it will not be fully paid until these can be delivered.
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Those funds would instead be delivered as block grants for the states.
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An estimated 6 million parcels a day will be delivered this December.
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Intensive symptom management is effective and can be delivered in people's homes.
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"The day before it was supposed to be delivered," Mr. Cramer said.
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Sooner rather than later, packages will be delivered without any humans involved.
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FLY and Incline have also agreed "to acquire 48 aircraft to be delivered to AirAsia Berhad and an option to acquire a further 50 aircraft to be delivered," over the next three years, according to an AirAsia press release.
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The 10th lot of the planes isn't expected to be delivered until 2018.
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Vaccines can be delivered within a couple of hours, according to the company.
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Sidney Mullis: I do bounce around with how the content will be delivered.
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Most orders can be delivered in one day, though not necessarily same day.
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In some places, packages or groceries could be delivered right to your door.
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Of that figure, 100,000 tonnes will be delivered by rail, the company added.
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The keynote, Crafting a Moral Compass, will be delivered by Michelle Millar Fisher.
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Two other Bolts will also be delivered today as well, both in California.
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The idea is that assistance should be delivered at a single, centralized source.
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Those items will be delivered to them by one of AutoX's driverless cars.
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Everything will be delivered on time for test events and for the Games.
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The XC90s, which start at $45,750, will be delivered between 2019 and 2021.
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This year, the Spanish-language response will be delivered by Miami-area Rep.
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"I ordered Instacart today to be delivered in two hours," one customer tweeted.
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Most of it had yet to be delivered at the time, Reuters added.
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It determines whether the message will be delivered via SMS or through iMessage.
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The first plane is expected to be delivered in 2021, KLM Cityhopper said.
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The Democratic response to the president's address will be delivered by Stacey Abrams.
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The missile system will be delivered under the terms of an earlier contract.
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It places severe curbs on the locations where religious messages can be delivered.
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That way, the drug would potentially have to be delivered under medical supervision.
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The ballots will be delivered in person on February 6 at the Crunchies.
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Dropps will also be delivered to you in recyclable, repulpable, compostable cardboard packaging.
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Trump's remarks will be delivered in the Diplomatic Room of the White House.
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Should the $85033 billion threat be delivered, that could double the damage again.
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The will of the British people is an instruction that must be delivered.
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The system is scheduled to be delivered during the first half of 2017.
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Updates can be delivered succinctly, in advance, through a few written bullet points.
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With FreshDirect, their selection of groceries can be delivered right to their door.
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Have you ever ordered food to be delivered to your office or apartment?
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In his "Confessions," St. Augustine prayed to be delivered from his lustful desires.
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Packages will be delivered by robot; other robots will pick up the garbage.
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He said he expected the material to be delivered by early next week.
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"I expect them to be delivered," Shanahan said, according to a pool report.
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The cargo will be delivered to Belgium's Zeebrugge terminal, one of them added.
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The space, which will be delivered vacant, last changed hands 238 years ago.
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We're still adding jobs; stocks are up; public services continue to be delivered.
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The central bank's decision was widely expected to be delivered at its Oct.
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The supplies are required to be delivered by Friday, according to the document.
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He arranged for four dozen roses to be delivered to her hotel room.
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"That is why we're expecting for this agreement to be delivered," he added.
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Yellen, in a prepared testimony to be delivered to Congress at 10 a.m.
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AirAsia has ordered 600 jets, two thirds of which remain to be delivered.
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The new A350 jets would be delivered between 2019 and 2021, Weiss said.
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It calls for a "confidential" report to be delivered to the attorney general.
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Attendees will write Gardner letters to be delivered to his office next week.
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If your recipient lives anywhere else in the US, your order will get free one-day FedEx delivery, which can only be delivered Tuesday-Friday — something to note if you&aposre planning for flowers to be delivered for a specific occasion.
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If you order yours now, it might not even be delivered until next year.
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In another, you might just sit and wait for a pizza to be delivered.
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And a letter is going to be delivered to me from Kim Jong-un.
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Anything purchased at the Planning Studio will be delivered straight to the customer's home.
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The first cars will be delivered to customers at the end of this year.
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In November, it said it wants the new planes to be delivered by 2025.
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Supplies must be delivered by air or sea, rather than with convoys of trucks.
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"It will be delivered soon to nonprofit organizations and people in need," Brig. Gen.
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He says the correct dog should be delivered by the end of the day.
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The postal service said it will be delivered to them as soon as possible.
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The iPhone X is scheduled to be delivered to homes and stores on Friday.
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For a start, eight of the sculptures had to be delivered by chartered helicopter.
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If such improvements can be made, they will be delivered in future software updates.
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Information needs to be delivered in the credits so we understand the characters more.
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Orders will be delivered primarily by national carriers, and in some cases, regional carriers.
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A version of the docking port adapter that will be delivered to the ISS.
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It has to be delivered in four doses and given through an intramuscular injection.
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This was 1996, before the days when a FOIA response could be delivered digitally.
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Israel's first two are expected to be delivered by the end of the year.
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As military spokesmen ... a higher quality of service will be delivered in the future.
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The payload will be delivered to space onboard a Black Brant IX sounding rocket.
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The 215 aircraft will be delivered in installments of 235, 212, and 235 aircraft.
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But there was a catch: She demanded that it be delivered at 8 p.m.
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The actual message of Main Street will be delivered when folks start to vote.
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Under his watch, state government would be delivered from its dark pit of dishonesty.
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Breakfast can also be delivered to the room (for a 10-euro delivery fee).
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El Capitan is expected to be delivered to the DoE and NSSA in 2o22.
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For city dwellers in Egypt, almost anything can be delivered, and for nearly nothing.
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Boeing executive Van Rex Gallard said the plane would be delivered later this year.
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In a month, they will be delivered by barge to the Staten Island dock.
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Several options are expected to be delivered to the Department of Homeland Security today.
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For a fee (5 euros per person), breakfast could be delivered to the room.
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An unredacted version of the investigation, promised in May, has yet to be delivered.
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The keynote address will be delivered by Amy Cappellazzo, Chairman, Fine Art Division, Sotheby's.
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Mahathir's office was preparing the letter and it would be delivered soon, Yeo said.
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The movie would be delivered in its complete form around the beginning of October.
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Once a week, he would order our potpies to be delivered to his loft.
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New knitwear would be delivered, and he'd cut into the neckline and make holes.
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The items will be delivered to you through Google Express, Google's fast-shipping service.
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Royal Caribbean said the vessels were due to be delivered in 2022 and 2024.
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Most of the turbine blades will be delivered from SGRE's facility in Hull, England.
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"If needed, further monetary tightening will be delivered," the bank said in a statement.
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And now, thanks to Beni, soon after, they'll be delivered to your doorstep. benirugs.
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The documents are to be delivered in three waves; the first promised in November.
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Six single-seat and two two-seat F-16s would be delivered by 2023.
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Users provide their car location so fuel can be delivered anywhere at any time.
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It was the first Senna in the world to be delivered to a customer.
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Notifications can also be delivered "quietly" to Notification Center so they don't interrupt you.
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Airbus most recently said the A330neo would be delivered by the end of 2017.
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The official hand-dawn UT shirts should be delivered to fans later this month.
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"We did not expect that justice will be delivered," the victim's mother told reporters.
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I also want Russian gas to be delivered to my country via North Korea.
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Six single-seat and two two-seat F-16s would be delivered by 2023.
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This fact doesn't have to be delivered in the form of a big announcement.
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What to watch: Cummings and Raskin are demanding all documents be delivered by Sept.
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The initial results from the House investigation are scheduled to be delivered on Friday.
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And to finish up, how do you think this is going to be delivered?
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His son's body is scheduled to be delivered back to the States and buried.
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We're told the ball will be delivered to Corey today before Game 6 begins.
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The Undersecretariat said it expected the new orders to be delivered in 2021 and 2022.
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Makeup, clothes, panties, wine and now sex toys can all be delivered to your door.
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Of the 20 keynote speeches, only one was slated to be delivered by a woman.
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Pledging $28 will get you a Mindful notebook guaranteed to be delivered before the holidays.
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The documents would then be delivered for committee members to view in a confidential setting.
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He added that the Russian systems would be delivered in the first half of July.
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Six crude grades can be delivered on the INE, including five from the Middle East.
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Jefferies estimates the first C919 aircraft will not be delivered to a customer until 2021.
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Tweed jackets hung from a clothes rack; a piano was due to be delivered shortly.
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I place the order on Deliveroo for the food to be delivered at 6:30.
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Analysts expected 19,000 cars to be delivered for the quarter, and Musk delivered just 17,000.
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All felt that better care can be delivered and that rising costs can be checked.
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FABER: BUT IT WILL BE DELIVERED, PERHAPS, THROUGH A STREAMING SERVICE THROUGH THE BROADBAND EVENTUALLY.
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That report is expected to be delivered to Uber board member Arianna Huffington next week.
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It will have a limited production run of 150 cars, to be delivered in 2020.
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Which, if any, other drugs might be delivered in this way remains to be seen.
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In addition, Memoji can now be delivered to others as a sticker with iOS 13.
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That interface should be delivered in a graphical way, and not as a messaging conversation.
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She left the stores with some gifts, but most of the gifts will be delivered.
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Instead of a box, your Cracker Jack will be delivered in a slimy plastic bag.
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It remains unclear if the expansion will be delivered on its current timeline and budget.
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"[The viruses] are plug and play with whatever is trying to be delivered," says Deverman.
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The cargo will be delivered on the Kumul LNG tanker, one of the traders said.
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The new MKS 180 multi-role combat ships are expected to be delivered from 2023.
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KB doesn't have his baby bling yet, but we're told it's about to be delivered.
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It's also where his ashes will be delivered to a final resting place on Sunday.
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When asked about that, Samuelsson said the car would be delivered "some years after 2020".
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Ankara says the S-400 systems will be delivered in July and installed in October.
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The used aircraft will be delivered this year and the two new airplanes in 2020.
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The first of the planes will be delivered in 2022, Quyet told Reuters on phone.
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And what we agreed on should be delivered together by all the euro member states.
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And that message had to be delivered through the medium of a Ted Cruz voter.
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How can your brand message be delivered in a way that's meaningful for the customer?
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The lawmakers ask for the revised version to be delivered on or before April 1.
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The resulting report will be delivered to the government by the end of next year.
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The planes that IAG is planning to buy would be delivered between 2023 and 2027.
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Orders cut in the U.S. start at $50 and can be delivered the next day.
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Bouquets made by partner florists start at $60 and can be delivered in two hours.
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"What Siemens supplies can be delivered by other companies," Novak told reporters in St Petersburg.
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The condensate cargo was to be delivered to South Korea's petrochemical company Hanwha Total Petrochemical.
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The justices' decision, whatever it may be, will be delivered by the end of June.
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All of this must be delivered before the North gives up a single atomic arm.
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We are waiting for the judgement now, no one knows when that will be delivered.
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But to save a life, epinephrine must be delivered quickly, and in the proper amounts.
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It was not immediately clear when rulings for the other five soldiers might be delivered.
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It comes potted in the company's potting mix, and will be delivered to their doorstep.
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It has also identified cost saving of 10 million pounds to be delivered by 2019.
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The aircraft will be delivered to thebuyer, JetBlue, in a few weeks after final preparations.
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Its Brazil markets business will be delivered offshore by its New York and London teams.
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A Yamal LNG cargo is set to be delivered into Dalian in China on Aug.
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Matsutake mushrooms—which were supposed to be delivered earlier this morning—have only just appeared.
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Thanks to the eclipse in communicative Air sign Libra, important news will be delivered today.
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Well, the criticism is, well, these things have to be delivered by the public sector.
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They would then be delivered by sea to Gydan, some 2,000 kilometres (1,245 miles) away.
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One Treasury Department memo suggests that a combined $500 billion in checks could be delivered.
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The first of these ventilators are expected to be delivered in April, the companies said.
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The first 737 MAX 10 is due to be delivered at the end of 2020.
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The materials will be delivered in June and the home should be ready by Christmas.
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Boeing has questioned whether all of the aircraft sold by its rival will be delivered.
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On the order page, Yumble listed the weekday my box would be delivered via FedEx.
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The first ID.3 vehicles will be delivered to customers in Germany in spring 2020.
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Ms. Zhang said she had ordered pork and couldn't wait for it to be delivered.
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His speech was scheduled to be delivered at the US Capitol at 9 p.m. Eastern.
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" He wrote that Mr. Agalarov hoped the document would be delivered to "the appropriate team.
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UK FINANCE MINISTER RISHI SUNAK SAYS BUDGET WILL BE DELIVERED ON MARCH 11, AS PLANNED
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The first 737 MAX is expected to be delivered in the first half of 2017.
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Nearly 40,000 aircraft in total will be delivered through 2035, worth $5.9 trillion, Boeing said.
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Laury said good progress had been made and was confident the plan would be delivered.
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Some polling places ran out of ballots and called for additional ones to be delivered.
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The first cars will be delivered to customers in Europe in the spring of 2020.
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The first Model 3s will be delivered to customers by the end of the year.
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The State of the Union Address will be delivered Tuesday evening at 8:00 p.m.
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LONDON, Nov 15 (Reuters) - * Teekay LNG says four Arctic ARC7 class liquefied natural gas tankers will be delivered three to five months earlier than scheduled next year for the northern Russian Yamal project * Two tankers, Georgiy Ushakov and Yakov Gakkel, will be delivered on Oct.
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Consequently, the messages that matter most in politics may have to be delivered through social contacts.
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The first cars are expected to be delivered to customers at the beginning of next year.
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I find a top-rated model on Amazon and order it to be delivered on Monday.
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The two aircraft are due to be delivered by December 2024, painted red, white and blue.
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The first will require a concept paper to be delivered to Homeland Security by March 10.
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Musk promised the car would be delivered to customers in mid-2017 or perhaps late 2017.
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It was expecting another eight of the jets to be delivered by the end of May.
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Lockheed is currently building the first LM-100J, which is due to be delivered in 2018.
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Others will be delivered in two days, which means Google Express will also rival Amazon Prime.
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Seemed like a better idea than ordering flowers online to be delivered (they live in Texas).
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Those eggs will then go into hatcheries, and the chicks will be delivered to Nebraska growers.
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Swiss said by email it would announce on May 1 when the trains would be delivered.
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The recommendations from Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke were to be delivered to President Trump on Thursday.
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In the book I discussed the fundamental economic reasons software should be delivered as a service.
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Today, just ask your personal assistant and the answer will be delivered to you in seconds.
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S. cities, all so its pizzas can be delivered to its customers without being unnecessarily jostled.
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The NAO said 11 out of 12 "critical" computer projects will not be delivered on time.
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Make that several secrets, to be delivered in attention-grabbing installments, as in a cliffhanger serial.
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Aid would be delivered as long as people needed to stay in the camps, he said.
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For ultimate convenience, consider a foam mattress, which can usually be delivered right to your doorstep.
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We order groceries to be delivered to our place, which will arrive at 9:30 a.m.
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In Jerusalem, thousands of letters from Palestinian schoolchildren are to be delivered to the British Consulate.
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Pratt isn't even entirely sure how this would be delivered to the rest of the industry.
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"I never would have thought that food could be delivered here," says Cora in the video.
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There the engine will cut off again and the rest of the payload will be delivered.
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Instead, she writes him a heartfelt letter, to be delivered in P.S. I Still Love You.
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Whatever the result, ideally it will be delivered quickly so everyone can get back to work.
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"I can't leave the house," she says while ordering groceries to be delivered to her home.
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The Regulus had a range of 600 miles and could be delivered essentially to your doorstep.
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Videos were clumsily first sent in low-resolution until a higher-res version could be delivered.
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In a statement published on Thursday, Airbus said the last A3503 will be delivered in 2021.
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The Trump transition team circulated Tillerson's opening statement to be delivered during his Senate confirmation hearing.
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Not so much—a lot of councils have policies that require social infrastructure to be delivered.
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Yantai Cash's metal can be delivered against the LME's cobalt contract, which was launched in 2010.
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The decision by three judges will be delivered in Melbourne at 9:30 am on Aug.
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Lindblad said it might be delivered a quarter early, if customers want, but not in 2019.
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Twins should be delivered at 37 weeks to minimize stillbirths and newborn deaths, the researchers conclude.
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The first new 911 is expected to be delivered in the United States in summer 2019.
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The first two arrived in March and two others are to be delivered in coming weeks.
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The report will not be delivered in the next week, the official told The Hill. Rep.
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Jets from the 11th batch are expected to be delivered starting in 85033, the release said.
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In February, Airbus scrapped the program, announcing that the last A380 will be delivered in 2021.
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Mr. Trump's own speech, to be delivered Thursday, is being vacuumed of any hint of borrowing.
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It says it already has $65 million in customer orders, which will be delivered next year.
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What's next: The final report will be delivered to the U.N. Human Rights Council next week.
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Binding proposals for the terminals should be delivered as soon as year-end, the paper added.
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But copies of the report will not be delivered to Capitol Hill until between 11 a.m.
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If a pregnant woman's water breaks prematurely, the baby does not have to be delivered immediately.
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From that point on, it was assumed that any nuclear Armageddon would be delivered by missiles.
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The signed document defines bitcoin, PGP encryption, and gives a deadline for payment to be delivered.
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As smartphones grew in both size and power, there was little differentiation left to be delivered.
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After setting up our home office, we ordered groceries online to be delivered to our apartment.
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Increasingly time-strapped customers are ordering meals to be delivered instead of cooking their own food.
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Rewards will be delivered via email by January 17 and are good through March 15, 2020.
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The binding offers are expected to be delivered by mid-January, two of the sources said.
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Brett Kavanaugh The FBI's report on Kavanaugh is expected to be delivered as early as today.
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Without a letter of credit, shipments cannot be delivered and the shipper does not get paid.
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Mr. Singh arranged for a $7,300 Panerai Luminor to be delivered via FedEx from Greenwich, Conn.
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In those cases, the records would have to be delivered within six months of the request.
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Of the total, 90,000 to 100,000 tonnes will be delivered by rail, the sources told Reuters.
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Jets from the 11th batch are expected to be delivered starting in 2019, the release said.
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Here's how a completed order looks when it is ready to be delivered to a customer.
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Instead of the typical copy, food would be delivered to the group of hosts while recording.
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The questions will be delivered by pages to the dais where Roberts will read them aloud.
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Alexa's new emotions can be delivered in three different levels, ranging from low, medium, and high.
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Another law allows beer to be delivered to parked vehicles, for the tippler on the go.
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Contract documents state that 50 mice — 25 males and 25 females — will be delivered each week.
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Norwegian also has a new ship that will be delivered in 2019 called the Norwegian Encore.
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Later, "panicking and realizing their mistake," they allowed the deceased to be delivered to the cemetery.
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The wide-body aircraft could be delivered within the next three to four years, he said.
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Boeing said its agreement with Iran called for 80 planes to be delivered, starting in 2018.
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He added that a "significant number of packages" were not able to be delivered on time.
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It will be delivered to Kickstarter supporters next month, according to Hunter Fine, a co-creator.
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The speech will be followed by the Democrats' official response, to be delivered by Stacey Abrams.
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The report is expected to be delivered to Congress and released to the public by noon.
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As for many such camps, progress was slow as aid had to be delivered by helicopter.
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The IRS extended the deadline to March 2 for those forms to be delivered to taxpayers.
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" Trump's presidential victory sent an "exciting message that needs to be delivered in Canada as well.
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"Phase I" of the CIA's plans involved "poison botulism pills," to be delivered by the mob.
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Around 500 houses built by the foundation are expected to be delivered early next year, Waak said.
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Erdogan has refused to back down and repeatedly said the missile system will be delivered in July.
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If you live in San Francisco, your next take-out order may be delivered by a robot.
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Any photos they send you will still be delivered, but won't prompt a notification on your phone.
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The same app will be delivered to existing Mate 9 owners via an over-the-air update.
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After that, pre-orders will not be delivered until March 6 when the phones hit store shelves.
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And even if supplies could be delivered, many employees would still be unable to get to work.
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People on the mainland suddenly found that their documents could be delivered before their offices even opened.
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They said a million signatures have been gathered and will be delivered to counties throughout the state.
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This means that your broadband service, up to 1GB speeds, will be delivered to your home wirelessly.
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The pins will be delivered to donators in September 2018, with the Kickstarter ending on August 6.
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The letters had only 256 miles to travel, but they would take 60 years to be delivered.
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Groceries will also continue to be delivered to homes using existing local delivery companies, Walmart tells us.
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He said the supplies would be delivered to Venezuelans when it was "logistically safe" to do so.
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The recipes will focus on flavour and classes will be delivered by top food writers and chefs.
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" This clarification, however, does not address the statement made by Northam that "the infant would be delivered.
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The goods you purchase could then be delivered to your home or picked up at the store.
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How will aid be delivered into besieged areas such as east Aleppo after this convoy was bombed?
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Upon request, it can be delivered digitally or shipped on a physical format of the users choice.
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The first MAX jet was expected to be delivered in the third quarter, according to the report.
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Industry sources said the final number of planes to be delivered would be known in coming days.
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Ingredients will be delivered to users within 48 hours, and the two companies will split the profits.
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The first C919 jet is expected to be delivered by 2021 and is currently undergoing flight tests.
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The campaign wraps up on November 30, with units scheduled to be delivered in March of 2018.
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But the WP29 is calling for a full document to be delivered by the end of February.
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People can type anything anonymously and it will be delivered to you through the app or site.
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Obama said he his just beginning to write his remarks, which will be delivered on Jan. 10.
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The parts will be delivered in late 2018 for Airbus' A320 planes, the Chinese-owned company said.
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The legal proposal will be delivered to the National Assembly at the end of September for approval.
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Starship claims this method will allow for 400 packages to be delivered in a nine-hour shift.
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The company is also reportedly introducing drive-in locations where groceries would be delivered to the car.
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"I was a skeptic at first that this kind of medicine could be delivered virtually," she said.
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But now, hatred is the actual work product intended to be delivered by people such as Tlaib.
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However, for the judgeships to take effect, official commissions had to be delivered to the new judges.
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I usually ordered a medium-sized mixed fruit and veggie box, to be delivered every two weeks.
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The committee announced the speech Tuesday, which will be delivered before the Economic Club of New York.
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"Current inflation levels require high caution," he said, adding that further tightening would be delivered if necessary.
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They'll be delivered as soon as the grounding ends, and the airlines are ready to receive them.
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Aides had also begun scoping out areas of the White House where an address could be delivered.
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Baker said in August 2017 that the first A350-1000 would be delivered in the same year.
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A Rivian representative told Business Insider that the first vans will be delivered to Amazon by 2021.
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The first units of his high-end Oceana project in Dubai are to be delivered next summer.
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Aston Martin has already sold its first boat that will be delivered by the beginning of 2017.
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The purpose-built electric vehicles will be delivered on a rolling basis over the next two years.
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The side kick can also be delivered offensively with the kicker stepping up to close the distance.
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A binding offer could be delivered as soon as the end of this month, the people said.
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Prices for cargoes to be delivered in March were estimated at about $8.30 per mmBtu, they added.
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The Air Force said it will eventually order 84 helicopters to be delivered from 2020 through 2032.
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Plus, the seating is comfy couches and you can order dinner to be delivered to your seat.
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" This clarification, however, does not address the statement made by Northam that "the infant would be delivered.
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That leaves a little less than 25,000 cars that need to be delivered in the second quarter.
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I was frequently astounded that such stunning and audacious artistry could be delivered into my living room.
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So we have thought seriously about how our commitment to a frictionless border can best be delivered.
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Your weed, hash oil, or edibles will be delivered to your door, usually within a half-hour.
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The next morning we mustered outside in the hotel's portico, waiting for our skis to be delivered.
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He asked them to appear on camera in a video message to be delivered at training camp.
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More than 339,000 N95 masks, which filter out airborne particulates, and 861,000 surgical masks will be delivered.
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The gel will be delivered to the French health authorities and the Assitance Publique-Hopitaux de Paris.
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Mr. Farrell's seat isn't the only one to be delivered in the coming days by party insiders.
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Investigators have subpoenaed Mr. Giuliani for a vast set of records, to be delivered early next week.
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The Digital Economy Act [DEA] objectives will therefore be delivered through our proposed online harms regulatory regime.
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"Came before it was supposed to," one reviewer wrote of my still-yet-to-be-delivered smartwatch.
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For example, though the internet enables online shopping, robotic distribution centers enable items to be delivered efficiently.
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And in 58 stores all products will be delivered pre-prepared, then baked and finished in store.
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The firm believes that an initial draft on tax reform will be delivered, as promised, by Sept.
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And, perhaps most importantly, they need to be delivered in a way that the message is heard.
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LG says all of its new TVs support 8K at 60p, which can be delivered over HDMI.
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The turbine will be able to be delivered for commercial installation from 2021, the firm has said.
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I also pay extra for express shipping so it can be delivered to my home tonight ($11).
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" This clarification, however, does not address the statement made by Northam that "the infant would be delivered.
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The petition states it will be delivered to Irish-American lawmakers and the Irish Embassy in Washington.
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It will be delivered on Sunday for a total of $75.70 — split with G. $37.85 10 a.m.
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The owner-occupied spaces can be delivered vacant, or with tenant in place as a sale-leaseback.
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Selections come in a range of sizes and sometimes can be delivered as soon as that afternoon.
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Thee A350-1000 is due to be delivered to its first customer, Qatar Airways, in coming weeks.
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The infant, he said, would be delivered and kept comfortable, and the family would decide about resuscitation.
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The infant, he said, would be delivered and kept comfortable while the family decided how to proceed.
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That's especially true early on, when there are messages to be delivered and tones to be set.
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It's possible some of the audience members ordered boxes that would be delivered at a future date.
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"The F-35s, which are Turkey's right, will most certainly be delivered to our country," Kalin said.
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"We live in these little boxes and we're disconnected and our groceries can be delivered — our everything can be delivered — [when] we press a button," Dr. O. Christina Nelsen, a sexologist and psychologist and the CEO and founder of San Francisco Intimacy and Sex Therapy Centers, told me.
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With Bird Delivery, riders can request a Bird be delivered to their home or office by 8 a.m.
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The first cars of this redesigned model will be delivered to customers at the beginning of next year.
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The latest evidence is expected to be delivered tonight as Chelsea Manning wraps up her race against Sen.
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Closing statements in the case will be delivered within 30 days of the final hearing, court officials said.
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CBSN Local's news coverage will then be delivered to consumers across CBS digital platforms, including CBSN on CBSNews.
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Starting today, the supplies will be delivered via Matternet's M2 quadcopters to WakeMed hospital in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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There were no solemn-faced bureaucrats in dark suits, no reports on economic growth targets to be delivered.
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Now, consumers are holding companies accountable, and expect sustainable and quality products to be delivered to their homes.
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Some 40,000 new Mercedes-Benz cars currently can't be delivered due to quality problems, German magazine Automobilwoche reported.
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Depending on how you specify your car, don't expect it to be delivered until later this summer, though.
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HomeKit integration will be delivered via a future firmware update to both Gen 1 and Gen 2 gateways.
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You can enter your address on the site to see if it's available to be delivered to you.
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Starting today, Chick-fil-a has an option to be delivered right to your door or desk, nationwide.
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A replacement docking port is under construction and expected to be delivered to the station in early 2018.
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Narrow railway tunnels limit the size of the components that can be delivered to the three other bases.
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The delivery EVs would have a range of 100 miles and will be delivered in 2018, UPS said.
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Colonial has generators on standby to be delivered in the event of a power loss along the line.
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On a daily basis, our platforms generate about 40 million packages per day that need to be delivered.
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"There were a few reasons the baby needed to be delivered today, including low amniotic fluid," he said.
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Nor can a good education be delivered, like a vaccine, by following a strict protocol to the letter.
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Tryg said it has identified 300 million crowns per annum in merger benefits to be delivered by 2021.
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And indeed, JLL acknowledges the heady supply pipeline, with over 20,103 homes set to be delivered by 2025.
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Customers order through the KFC Delivery website, and the food will be delivered by an NZ Post driver.
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Tectoy is taking pre-orders now and says the systems will be delivered by June of next year.
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If a health care provider is able to reposition a breech baby, the baby can be delivered vaginally.
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A new robot will be delivered this week at no cost to the Harbour per our service agreement.
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The fact that she's using it again seems to indicate that a deal might not be delivered soon.
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Musk said he's "fairly confident" the first Model 3 vehicles will be delivered, as planned, by late 2017.
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"We don't want bodies to be delivered wrongly," said Carlos Eduardo Valdes, head of the forensic science institute.
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The document, called a tariff, outlines the particulars of the line and the oil that will be delivered.
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Addressing these effectively requires an advisor's expertise, demands ongoing maintenance and must be delivered to the client properly.
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We had to coordinate with our colleagues in the NICU for six premature babies to be delivered simultaneously.
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The group has received more than 23,85033 petitions that will be delivered to those members' offices next week.
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The 34 jets are to be delivered from 2023, at a rate of 4-5 aircraft a year.
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The three 155-seat aircraft would be delivered during the second half of 2018, APS said, citing officials.
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The state government hinted it would do what it could to ensure the gas could be delivered affordably.
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They had a point: plenty of services can only be delivered in person (think waiters or tattoo artists).
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Figueiredo said all of the solar plants are expected to be delivered in the first half of 2020.
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The first 50 vehicles with a driving range of 20403 miles (160 km) will be delivered in 2018.
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Many were mailed by voters to local registrar offices by Tuesday's deadline but have yet to be delivered.
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Currently markets are pricing one interest rate rise in 2019, to be delivered in December of that year.
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Figueiredo said all of the solar plants are expected to be delivered in the first half of 2020.
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The industry body also said it expected 1,900 new commercial aircraft to be delivered to airlines in 2018.
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The Times's online culture coverage will still be delivered on our website and to mobile devices and apps.
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Some items, depending on their size and delivery type, can even be delivered in just a few days.
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This article once again confirms that affordable health care can't be delivered using a private, for-profit system.
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American Airlines has 24 737 Max planes in its fleet, with 76 yet to be delivered by Boeing.
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In a clinical setting, this kind of phage therapy would be delivered to target the infection, Chan said.
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Health Canada remedied this by announcing that the cannabis would now be delivered to patients via the mail.
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The answers aren't always found in books; sometimes the truth can only be delivered by your inner voice.
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He sent a speech to Stockholm to be delivered by the United States Ambassador to Sweden, Azita Raji.
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But his past recent record of overselling government action raised doubts over whether his commitments would be delivered.
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Belgian law requires that an energy certificate stating the property's energy consumption level be delivered to the buyer.
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Most supermarkets are still taking online orders but they will not be delivered for up to three weeks.
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Most supermarkets are still taking online orders but they will not be delivered for up to three weeks.
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Unfortunately the runt of the litter died before the puppies were old enough to be delivered to me.
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Show your support by signing our petition to be delivered to CEO Doug McMillon and the leadership team.
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Though most of their children had been born at home, Constantin had to be delivered by C-section.
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It's not uncommon for a new batch of frames, fuel tanks or fenders to be delivered by buggy.
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Sign up for a weekly newsletter about President Donald Trump to be delivered to your inbox every Friday.
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The baby would be delivered and kept comfortable while its parents debated whether or not to execute it.
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We're told the show will be delivered on time, for the April 22 season 2 premiere on Fox.
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Select a time slotOnce FreshDirect knows where it's delivering, it'll ask for when it's meant to be delivered.
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The one-time direct payments will be delivered by the IRS to individual taxpayers largely through direct deposit.
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Is the lesson here that the truth of a given community can only be delivered by an insider?
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The speech, which lays out the government's legislative agenda, was expected to be delivered June 19, but Mrs.
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I cave when I see there are two left in stock and order it to be delivered home.
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A federal judge in Michigan on Thursday ordered that bottled water be delivered to residents of Flint, Mich.
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The retailer will use its personal shoppers will get items to Waymo vehicles to be delivered from there.
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The release will be delivered to the Phillips 66 refinery in Lake Charles, Louisiana, according to the statement.
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"These funds will be delivered to the communities where their help is most needed," Trump said on Wednesday.
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"The company believed this commitment would have enabled the company's financing to be delivered as planned," it added.
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The first Evijas will be delivered this summer, and Lotus has already sold all of this year's allocations.
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The first Model Y vehicles will be delivered by the end of this quarter, sometime in the spring.
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In fact, the president's counsel will hold their opening remarks, to be delivered Saturday morning, to three hours.
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Many cite uncertainty over the currency, including on the policies that could be delivered by President Donald Trump.
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Fnac Darty reiterated that 130 million euros of synergies from the merger would be delivered by end-2018.
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A draft of that roughly 150-page report will be delivered to committee Democrats for review on Tuesday.
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It just wasn't able to deliver the the nearly 400 jets it has parked waiting to be delivered.
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Choose a store your recipient likes and an e-gift card can be delivered via email within minutes.
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A draft of that roughly 22019-page report will be delivered to committee Democrats for review on Tuesday.
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Effects can be delivered within seconds of the target being identified, largely avoiding the approval processes for airstrikes.
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He was then ushered out: The speech was to be delivered via livestream from a secret location instead.
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TUI has 70 Boeing 737 Max planes on order, due to be delivered over the next five years.
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That code can be delivered to your phone, either through SMS or through an application like Google Authenticator.
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Sign up for a weekly newsletter about President Donald Trump to be delivered to your inbox every Friday.
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Much of our modern economy thrives here because you can order things online and expect them to be delivered.
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Like all Infinity content, this will be delivered through interactive toys that communicate with the game via NFC chips.
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Another family member used the online time to preview clothing that would later be delivered to her by courier.
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The purchased and leased Airbus jets, fitted with CFM International LEAP engines, will be delivered between 2019 and 2023.
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GM is restricting sales to those states in part because only a small number of vehicles will be delivered.
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The International Monetary Fund approved on Friday a $12 billion loan to Egypt to be delivered over three years.
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The aircraft is built in South Carolina and will be delivered to customers starting next year, according to Boeing.
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Airbus plans to build 4 A220s a month in Alabama with the first jet to be delivered in 2020.
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PA utility helicopters that were to be delivered to the Polish army, the economy ministry said late on Tuesday.
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"Adobe is the content provider that enables all of these streams to be delivered with incredible content," Narayen said.
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Prescribed medication and home tests can also be delivered straight to the patient's home — KRY says within two hours.
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Boeing has delivered 219 737 MAX jets to customers globally, with 4,564 orders for jets yet to be delivered.
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Weeks later, Mapp said federal agencies were running into "some challenges" because D-SNAP requires payment be delivered electronically.
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Multiply those to get the watt-hours, or the number of watts that can be delivered in an hour.
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Created by the manufacturer overseas, this piece of paper must be delivered to the purchaser in the destination country.
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The fact is that palliative care can, and should, be delivered to patients with serious illness alongside conventional care.
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The car can be delivered to the user's home or office without that person having to visit a dealership.
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Last week, Schultz's team emailed reporters to tout their candidate's first official speech, to be delivered at Purdue University.
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Babies will be delivered by cesarean section as close as possible to its due date, the hospital's doctors said.
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Amazon, meantime, has launched several "Key" devices that allow orders to be delivered to customers' homes, cars and garages.
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Shipping firms placed few orders for new vessels in 2016, but many older orders have yet to be delivered.
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A slow asylum process and huge backlog of applications mean it can take months for decisions to be delivered.
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It will be delivered on-demand and charged in the same way these workers are paid — by the job.
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Much of the equipment going to Saudi Arabia and the UAE will take months or years to be delivered.
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Part two of the bidding process, which is Governance, Legal and Venue Funding must be delivered by Oct. 7.
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The Airbus A321 jetliner has been painted in IranAir livery and is expected to be delivered later this week.
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Why did Samsung decide to announce an unfinished product, and subsequently over-promise on when it could be delivered?
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The duo connected further when she and Fischer were home alone waiting for her new dog to be delivered.
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They could be delivered individually, but will more often be part of a collective system called an encapsulated payload.
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The first of these will be delivered this fall, with seven included in the initial order, according to Electrek.
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It's that time of year again: Warren Buffett's annual letter to shareholders is expected to be delivered on Saturday.
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Two packages were supposed to be delivered from Japan to China, but were sent to the United States instead.
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Last week, I was sitting in the office, waiting for an Amazon package to be delivered to my house.
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The fragile cessation of hostilities agreement has, however, reduced violence in western Syria, allowing more aid to be delivered.
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Chinese phone maker Meizu's selling the Zero on crowdfunding platform Indiegogo with devices expected to be delivered in April.
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It also put Tesla on track to hit guidance of 50,000 vehicles to be delivered in the first half.
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The aircraft, powered by CFM International engines, will be delivered from 2019, Air Arabia Chief Executive Adel Ali said.
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Several crudes can be delivered into the contract, so the supply is not limited to one or two producers.
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At that time, the sample will be delivered for two years of thorough analysis at NASA's Johnson Space Center.
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Even better, it'd place an order for those groceries for me, so they'd be delivered to my door automatically.
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Two days later its cargo of provisions and scientific experiments will be delivered to the International Space Station (ISS).
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CAE recorded 47 sales of 737 MAX simulators, with 11 delivered and another 11 to be delivered by December.
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But a copper service can be delivered in three days, providing a critical interim service while fiber is built.
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South Florida Container Terminal, for example, said dry cargo could not be delivered and no container would be received.
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It also means that a diabetic won't be forced to wait for their insulin to be delivered by mail.
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Traders say it is needed to attract the large amounts of metal that need to be delivered to buyers.
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Georgia's state medical board requires a face-to-face encounter before telemedicine can be delivered, while Ohio's does not.
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He said the 2016 referendum campaign was based on a "fantasy set of promises" that could not be delivered.
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Mounir still expected the world's largest twin-engined plane to fly this year and to be delivered in 2020.
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The outlet reported that Nielsen's letter is expected to be delivered to lawmakers on Capitol Hill on Thursday night.
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The Wall Street Journal reported it could be delivered up to six months before the third-quarter 2017 target.
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The monthly injection would be delivered as part of a treatment plan that also includes counseling and psychological support.
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The baby will be delivered by cesarean section as close as possible to its due date, the doctors said.
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Ryanair has 135 Boeing 737 Max aircraft on order, with the first five scheduled to be delivered this autumn.
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There definitely needs to be a carrier, a vehicle, because nicotine cannot be delivered just in a pure form.
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Israel is scheduled to receive 33 F-35 aircraft, the first two of which will be delivered in December.
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Lyft's CEO says that within five years the majority of its rides will be delivered by self-driving cars.
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The first of these facetiously called "three-parent babies" are set to be delivered as early as this summer.
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"How would sales that will not be delivered for many, many months immediately respond to an emergency?" he asked.
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I skipped the waiting list and placed an order at the bar, to be delivered to a bench outside.
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Perhaps payments would be delivered every October, so election year ones come right before voters go to the polls.
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CAL successfully produced Bose-Einstein condensates on Earth last year and now just needs to be delivered to orbit.
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The 500 million masks the federal government ordered this week, for example, may not be delivered for 18 months.
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The eulogy is to be delivered by his son, Franklin, who has honed a reputation as a polarizing partisan.
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I tried to call the movers to ask when the mattress would be delivered, but then my phone died.
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The trees will be delivered via Prime to any user's door within 20073 days of the tree being chopped.
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Still, there is a sense among clients that if Worldnet couldn't deliver it on time, it couldn't be delivered.
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Mr. North warned that if Mr. LaPierre didn't retire, a damaging letter would be delivered to the N.R.A. board.
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" The state guidelines say that if someone is under precautionary quarantine, "food must be delivered to the person's quarters.
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The letter also called for Communion wafers to be delivered by hand instead of onto the tongues of churchgoers.
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In past cases, the Postal Service has said recovered letters and packages in good condition were to be delivered.
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The finished planes cannot be delivered, however, and are being stockpiled in Seattle, taking a toll on Boeing's revenues.
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The assistance, which could go toward funeral expenses and travel, will be delivered "in the coming days," Trudeau said.
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The HoloLens 2 headset, which costs $3,500, will be delivered to preorder customers in around a half-dozen countries.
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There will be more demand for post-baccalaureate training and education, and it will have to be delivered online.
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Though he disliked waking up early in the morning, the newspapers had to be delivered between 6 - 7 a.m.
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Rent the Runway will ship the items to W Hotels, where they will be delivered to one's hotel room.
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As a result your provider may want your baby to be delivered so the preeclampsia does not get worse.
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Those plans should be delivered to the President "as soon as practicable," the White House said in the statement.
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They're always on their phones, expecting stuff to be delivered to them and not (having) to leave their homes.
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It is unclear when the speech will be delivered as Britain could hold a general election in coming weeks.
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Engines with the hardware fix will be delivered in May or June, while those delivered earlier will be retrofitted.
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Genetic material can be delivered to the cells by a variety of means, most frequently using a viral vector.
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TUI has 15 737 Max jets, and was expecting another eight to be delivered by the end of May.
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It also has a Jerky Heart with an assortment in a heart-shaped box that can be delivered nationwide.
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Laudamotion said on Tuesday it had ordered 18 Airbus A320 planes which will be delivered successively until summer 2019.
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The section, which will be delivered to home subscribers and is available on newsstands, comes with 27 different covers.
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But they aren't very useful as a deterrent (their intended purpose) unless they can be delivered to a target.
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And there are plenty of unanswered questions about how this would work: Would boxes be delivered door-to-door?
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That energy would need to be delivered with a particular momentum (that is, motion confined to a particular mass).
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They are very, very concerned not just with what it costs but about the care that will be delivered.
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The organ was intended to be delivered to a local hospital in Seattle, so the pilot made the decision to return to the city mid-flight so that it could be "delivered to its destination within the window of time allotted" for a human heart, a spokesperson for the company told BuzzFeed News.
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Your meal will then either be delivered to you, or it'll be waiting at the counter with express pick-up.
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It's expected that the fuel cell truck will be delivered either at the end of 2019 or beginning of 2020.
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Commissioning of the facility is expected by 2020 with the first rig to be delivered in 2021, the company said.
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No final decision has been made over the $22 billion in orders still scheduled to be delivered to Lion Air.
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Yesterday, they were supposed to be delivered, the documents by DOJ and they got snookered because the DOJ backed off.
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The massive bags of goodies will be delivered to each recipient in the week leading up to the awards show.
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Juan Caravaña of Episcopal Farmworkers Ministry readies boxes to be delivered to immigrant families and farmworkers affected by Hurricane Florence.
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The airline has also ordered 60 new Airbus A220-300 aircraft that are expected to be delivered in April 2021.
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In some countries they can be delivered directly to your home, in others, they're only available for in-store purchase.
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You can add Premium shipping for $23.90 and orders placed by noon CT will be delivered in two business days.
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" Turkey's Monetary Policy Committee's statement on Thursday dropped its previous pledge that "if needed, further monetary tightening will be delivered.
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Five of the aircraft will be delivered after the planned sale of its Q1703 turboprop business closes at mid-year.
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The venture will purchase an initial 27 Airbus A7873 NEO aircraft from Arctic to be delivered from 2020 to 2023.
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They know more facts are going to be delivered which are absolutely damning to the president of the United States.
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Morgan Stanley predicts only 2,000 Model 3s will ship this year, while Goldman Sachs assumes 2,205 vehicles will be delivered.
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And, when any dish can be delivered at the tap of an app, is there still magic in eating out?
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A senior Turkish official said that Ankara's position had not changed and the S-400s would be delivered in July.
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The drones were Piaggio's first production run and were scheduled to be delivered to the UAE air force in January.
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The verdict in the case will be delivered on June 18, but all the defendants have the option to appeal.
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That ability will allow high-res audio to be delivered to mobile devices without a huge drain on your bandwidth.
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The company had also turned away event-rental dress orders if they needed to be delivered prior to October 15.
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The first CS300 will be delivered to Korean Air in Canada on Friday and will arrive in Seoul on Dec.
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This tank is so big and heavy that it'll have to be delivered to the test site on a barge.
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OPEC's share of the cut is 22015,000 bpd, to be delivered by 11 members — all except Iran, Libya and Venezuela.
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OPEC's share of the cut is 800,2018 bpd, to be delivered by 11 members and exempting Iran, Libya and Venezuela.
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It could be delivered through a skin patch or a vaginal ring and it could even be an emergency contraceptive.
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Boeing is still producing the 737MAX, but there is no place to park them now as they cannot be delivered.
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TechCrunch has received detailed notes on the contents of today's keynote, which will be delivered by Amazon CTO, Werner Vogels.
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But knowing what we need is not the same as creating the systems by which those needs can be delivered.
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Customers are being "trained by Amazon" to expect services to be delivered smoothly and rapidly on their phones, he says.
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" Asked if the surface-to-air missiles will be delivered in July, he said: "Yes, that's what we plan somehow.
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The weapons, which will be delivered to the YPG soon, include small arms, ammunition, machine guns, armored vehicles, and bulldozers.
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UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called for the ceasefire to be restored to enable humanitarian relief to be delivered.
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The partnership allowed girls to write code for 3D-printable bracelets online, which would then be delivered to their doors.
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It will be delivered as-a-service behind a firewall and leverages existing infrastructure in a modern private cloud platform.
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Sinclaire said she hoped to start moving in Monday night and their furniture is scheduled to be delivered on Tuesday.
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There's even the potential for promotions to be delivered to your card, like a discount when your birthday rolls around.
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Barr had told lawmakers that he expects a version of the report — with redactions — could be delivered by mid-April.
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"This is the first demonstration that psychological treatment can be delivered efficiently in routine primary care," Uher told Reuters Health.
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The beer and wine will be delivered in a custom cooler to ensure those six packs are ready to drink.
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OPEC's share of the cut is 800,000 bpd, to be delivered by 11 members - all except Iran, Libya and Venezuela.
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To protect data, Kramer says, security has to be delivered in the same ways and same places as other software.
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The paper, written by 75 engineers, will be delivered next month at the International Symposium on Computer Architecture in Toronto.
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That difference is named Harley and will be delivered on Sunday to the 12-year-old's home in Sarasota, Florida.
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You can even set the gift email to be delivered on a specific day, up to 12 months in advance.
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The XC90s, equipped with autonomous technology and priced at $46,900 in the U.S., will be delivered between 2019 and 2021.
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OPEC's share is 800,000 b/d, to be delivered by 11 members — with Iran, Venezuela and Libya exempt from cuts.
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He said the firms signed the deal March 18 and the first aircraft will be delivered in 2019, contradicting Boeing.
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If a financial backer takes control of Takata, however, the money for the automakers must be delivered within five days.
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However, metal bought or sold using over-the-counter (OTC) trade contracts could be delivered from or into these warehouses.
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But it should be delivered by citizen diplomacy within the United States, and conveyed after the election to the winner.
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Market participants are awaiting the mid-term budget to be delivered by new Finance Minister Tito Mboweni on Oct. 24.
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That has starved coastal areas of the form of aluminum that can be delivered against the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE).
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Instead of arresting and criminally charging him, they allowed the shipments to be delivered with the idea of tracking Kingery.
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The first two arrived in March and two others are to be delivered in coming weeks, according to Seoul officials.
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Everything from Walmart had been delivered, save for the folder and the headbands, which I knew would be delivered later.
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The new app will allow customers to order from other restaurants and the meals will be delivered by Uber drivers.
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Pricing was not released, but Tesla said the project would be delivered and installed before the end of the year.
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Every package that needs to be moved between the disparate outposts civilization has left has to be delivered this way.
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The 28500 elected officials penned the letter, which will be delivered to the 6900th Congress, during a conference last week.
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The call for reparations presumes that something must be delivered to blacks because on their own they have no agency.
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However, the lack of those things could lead to a medical problem, since medications might not be delivered where needed.
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When the Taser prongs stayed embedded in Trammell's body, multiple jolts could be delivered on the same shot, he said.
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There are at least two reviewers who said it took more than four months for their order to be delivered.
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Last-minute shoppers can make the job more difficult, he said, but "every doll has to be delivered" before Christmas.
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Ferrari built 213 1991 Ferrari F40s to be delivered to the United States, including this one, according to RM Sotheby's.
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The experience in Mukhalla and Aden demonstrated how quickly aid and development can be delivered and return life to normality.
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The purchase was in addition to 2 million barrels of Basra Light crude to be delivered in the same month.
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It repeated that risks to price stability continue to prevail and that further monetary tightening will be delivered if needed.
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The e-commerce site sells dozens of various tiny-home models that can be delivered right to your front door.
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The delivery of the earlier order was expected from 2020 and the new order will be delivered from 2017 onwards.
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That means 850,000 fewer parcels will be delivered each year and 190,000 fewer miles will be covered by delivery vehicles.
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OPEC's share of the cut is 800,000 bpd, to be delivered by 11 members -- all except Iran, Libya and Venezuela.
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If the Premier League season is a magnificent drama, the last lines of its epilogue are about to be delivered.
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If there's an outbreak then the baby needs to be delivered by C-section, not by vaginal delivery, he adds.
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It has agreed to buy a total of 40 of the advanced aircraft, the last to be delivered by 2021.
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For my first week (which will be delivered next week), I receive six meals for the price of only two.
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Between Amazon, FedEx, UPS and indie merchants, it's easy to lose track of when your online purchases will be delivered.
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In May, American Airlines signed a $705 million contract for 15 E175 jets from Embraer to be delivered next year.
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Will Mr. Mladic's verdict, 22 years in the making, inspire hope that justice can be delivered fairly and without delay?
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And certain pleasures I know in advance, such as those that will be delivered by the abstract painter Zilia Sánchez.
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OPEC's share of the cut is 22019,27 bpd, to be delivered by 22015 members - all except Iran, Libya and Venezuela.
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But the real verdict will be delivered in the next several years as their largest investments will come to fruition.
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The New York Times podcast "The Daily" is starting a weekly newsletter that'll be delivered to your inbox on Fridays.
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Exercise, especially aerobic exercise, requires that considerable oxygen be delivered to working muscles, placing high demands on the left ventricle.
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Amazon warehouses are often close to metropolitan areas so orders can be delivered to population centers as quickly as possible.
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It must be delivered by intravenous injection, must be stored in liquid nitrogen and requires very high doses of parasites.
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The 4,200-square-foot rowhouse, taking up the entire 22½-foot-by-2327-foot lot, is to be delivered vacant.
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But promises that a package would be delivered by Tuesday morning dragged into assurances it would come by Tuesday night.
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The ad in question came from Google and was inaccurately categorized which allowed it to be delivered to our site.
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Upon arrival, the liquid is slowly warmed and converted back into conventional natural gas that can be delivered to customers.
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NSO is known in the cybersecurity world for its "Pegasus" software other tools that can be delivered in several ways.
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Now, we're back with a new name and a format that will be delivered into your inbox every Saturday morning.
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Using the connected app, guests can order food to be delivered wherever they plan to be at a designated time.
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In select zip codes, Kroger customers can pay a $5.95 delivery charge for their shopping to be delivered by Nuro.
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Without wealth or capital supporting them, those folks would not have jobs and billions of packages would not be delivered.
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And hopefully, that we could find a way where perhaps better care could be delivered, even at somewhat lesser cost.
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Before the articles can be delivered to the Senate, the managers need to be agreed to by a House vote.
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There is some risk to Amazon's ascendancy this year that could be delivered directly from the White House, said Schlossberg.
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On the ride over to Terminal 4, the lawyers discussed another problem: to whom, exactly, would the order be delivered?
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OPEC's share of the cut is 0003,000 bpd, to be delivered by 11 members - all except Iran, Libya and Venezuela.
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Notably, the new AirPods Pro by themselves are not included in free delivery, but they can be delivered for $9.
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"If he can't deliver them, they can't be delivered," said Representative Chris Collins of New York, a close Trump ally.
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If a license-holder goes out of business, all the records of past sales should be delivered to the ATF.
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" He said this text, adapted from Thoreau's "On the Duty of Civil Disobedience," should be delivered in "an optimistic spirit.
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With their obvious setups and predictable payoffs, any of them could be delivered by any character — in any comedy ever.
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The service expects the first jets to be delivered in 2023 with the program to reach full operation in 2034.
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Competition can be nasty in the corporate food business, and sometimes a blow can be delivered in a surprising way.
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OPEC's share of the cut is 800,000 bpd, to be delivered by 10.3113 members - all except Iran, Libya and Venezuela.
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Confirming a shake-up first reported by Reuters, Airbus said on Thursday the last A380 would be delivered in 2021.
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Months ago, she received an order from a casual acquaintance for a wedding cake to be delivered in the summer.
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Prices for cargoes to be delivered in June are estimated to be higher at around $5.50 per mmBtu, the sources added.
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Wheatstone's first cargo will be delivered to one of foundation buyers for the project, Japan's JERA, Chevron said in a statement.
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The boxcars are expected to be delivered by late summer and will be in service by the end of the year.
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And in fact, he can order they be delivered to the White House counsel who could then provide them to Congress.
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That means the installment payments will no longer be delivered after that date, but the unused credit will not actually disappear.
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And unlike previous special prosecutors, Mueller's final report will be delivered to the Justice Department and may never be made public.
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It just felt really in Congress with the way that we expect information to be delivered to us in today's society.
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The Level is available for preorder from Liftware's website, with orders estimated to be delivered by December 23rd at the latest.
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The airline said on Thursday that 22017 of those 9003 aircraft would now be the A2900LR, to be delivered from 2350.
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That's why most of these difficult conversations should be delivered by the doctors and surgeons primarily responsible for treating the patients.
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The final hearing of the retrial began on Thursday but the verdict, expected to be delivered that day, was postponed twice.
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So intense is the distrust between the rebels and government that the sides can't agree on how aid should be delivered.
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Extending the truck metaphor, Robinson says that OFDMA essentially allows one truck to carry goods to be delivered to multiple locations.
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We're going to be migrating the Club Newsletter to a new format from next month that will be delivered in person!
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Cargoes can be delivered at several Argentine ports, including La Plata, Bahia Blanca and San Lorenzo, according to the tender's terms.
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Zuckerberg's in town because he's finally receiving that degree (an honorary degree) by giving the Commencement speech to be delivered Thursday.
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A South Korean buyer is also looking for cargoes to be delivered over 5 to 10 years, two trade sources said.
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Apple's opening statement will be delivered by General Counsel Bruce Sewell, which you can read here in advance of the hearing.
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Yellen's remarks will be delivered after hawkish rhetoric from Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer and New York Fed President William Dudley.
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Yellen's remarks will be delivered following hawkish rhetoric from Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer and New York Fed President William Dudley.
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IAG said it planned for the mix of 737-8 and 737-10 aircraft to be delivered between 2023 and 2027.
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Though there are tenants still living in the building's 20 apartments, the property will be delivered vacant to its new owner.
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I'm sure all "prizes" will be delivered by app soon so this is just the next logical step toward that future.
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A cargo by Trafigura due to be delivered in December and two by Gunvor due in January are no longer needed.
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QNB estimates around $177.4 billion of projects will be delivered across oil and gas, transport and construction between 3.53 and 2028.
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Most of the shops and restaurants taking part are close to aha's office, where they drop off goods to be delivered.
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This is important in places like smart cities that are connecting to smart cars, since information needs to be delivered instantly.
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In December, NBC News reported that a Mueller report could be delivered to the attorney general as soon as mid-February.
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That report will no longer be delivered, said Melody Kindraka, a public information officer with the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality.
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The three submarines, costing about $1.5 billion, are due to replace aging vessels and will be delivered in about 10 years.
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It began when Perry, 31, decided to answer fans' questions on social media while waiting for her food to be delivered.
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Prices for cargoes to be delivered in the second-half of February were estimated at about $8.35 per mmBtu, they added.
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"We live in a world where we have a free market on how media is able to be delivered," he said.
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It will be delivered to Malaysia Airlines by Sitaonair, which provides connectivity products to airlines and works with FlightAware on tracking.
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Big Red has updated its iPhone X pre-order page with shipping estimates saying orders will be delivered by 12/1.
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They insist that we will be delivered from our misery -- as soon as the next shoe drops and Trump is impeached.
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Some Puerto Ricans are, however, already looking ahead to the economic boost that could be delivered by investment in the recovery.
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The trains will be made at Bombardier's Derby facility in England and are expected to be delivered between 2020 and 2022.
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The airline has over a hundred aircraft on order to be delivered over the next seven years, mostly wide-body jets.
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OPEC's share is 800,000 bpd, to be delivered by 11 members -- except Iran, Libya and Venezuela, which are exempt from cuts.
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But Open Cosmos is offering entire missions that start from £500,000 ($700,000) and can be delivered in less than a year.
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Megan Hildebrandt offered "ANXIETY DISORDER FOR SALE" (listed under "Tickets & Experiences") without any clear explanation of how this would be delivered.
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The budget, for the financial year beginning July 1, will be delivered on April 2, about a month earlier than usual.
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Flash messages were brief messages, such as the sighted position of enemy aircraft, which had to be delivered in real-time.
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Engines with the hardware fix will be delivered in May or June, while those delivered earlier will be retrofitted, Hayes said.
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"We expect those to be delivered over the next three quarters, so really, it's just a question of timing," she said.
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Having completed his interviews, the Brooklyn diocese said, Bishop DiMarzio would prepare a report to be delivered at an unspecified date.
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If you attempt to buy the wireless earbuds on Apple's site, they won't be delivered until early January at the soonest.
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Ricin is a deadly toxin that interferes with basic cellular functions and can be delivered via injection, inhalation, ingestion and contact.
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Requiring the drugs to be delivered under medical supervision could also potentially reduce the improper use of needles and related outbreaks.
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To avoid disruptions, some processors may request that livestock be delivered before the storm or shutter operations until severe weather passes.
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Mueller's information, gathered as a special counsel in response to "the public interest," will be delivered to Attorney General William Barr.
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Destination clauses limit where cargoes can be delivered and prevent companies from selling excess coal to third parties in other places.
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A classified report on overhauling nuclear communications for President Donald Trump will be delivered to Mattis on Friday, according to Gen.
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Daimler said in a statement that a fleet of 30 vehicles would be delivered to customers later this year for testing.
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"Some of the things the president has said, it's not quite clear how those are going to be delivered," McCormack said.
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Customers will be able to order the cars immediately and the first ones will be delivered to customers in the summer.
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Forward contracts show how much traders are willing to pay today for a product to be delivered at a later stage.
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The new plane, the 20153 MAX, is currently undergoing flight tests and is expected to be delivered to customers next year.
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Though the planes won't start to be delivered until 2023, the sale gives the company a much-needed vote of confidence.
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The next month, investigators stopped two parcels sent from San Francisco before they could be delivered to that same Bronx home.
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Pledging $39 or more will get you a Mella in the first batch, scheduled to be delivered in February of 2018.
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The main eulogy for the 41st commander in chief will be delivered by his eldest son, former President George W. Bush.
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Bernard Cazeneuve, the French interior minister, said Saturday that he hoped Mr. Abdeslam could be delivered to France to face justice.
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"At all times I will look at any kind of suggestion which enables humanitarian aid to be delivered," he told reporters.
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" At the same time, says Einstein, "I think a huge percentage of items will still be delivered the old-fashioned way.
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The Boeing aircraft were due to be delivered from mid 2018 to 2020, BOC Head of Investor Relations Timothy Ross said.
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Aston Martin is currently accepting orders for the V12 Speedster, with the first cars expected to be delivered early next year.
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Supplies include gloves, hospital beds, N95 masks and gowns that will be delivered in the next couple days, the president said.
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The envelopes had more postage than needed to be delivered, according to a former law enforcement official briefed on the investigation.
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Often, too, they will order from local shops, where the food and goods can be delivered and left outside the gate.
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Mounir said he still expected the world's largest twin-engined plane to fly this year and to be delivered in 2020.
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IAG said it planned for the mix of 737-203 and 737-10 aircraft to be delivered between 2023 and 2027.
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Using a smartphone app called AtYourGate, they could order Shake Shack breakfast sandwiches to be delivered while they waited to board.
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Under the rules, buyers cannot choose a specific grade that will be delivered or the location of the warehouse for delivery.
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Mr. Pompeo's speech on Monday, to be delivered at the Heritage Foundation, is expected to play down the divisions with Europe.
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One day, doctors might equip the robots with drugs or lasers that could be delivered to problem areas in the brain.
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You may not be able to aim your package very carefully, but don't despair—that doesn't mean it can't be delivered!
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His trial concluded today with his release from jail, and a final judgement in the case will be delivered in August.
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Sometimes you want it to be delivered, some times you go to the store, some times you go to Whole Foods.
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It now has about 400 completed jets parked in Washington and Texas, waiting to be delivered to airlines around the world.
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It now has about 7373 completed jets parked in Washington and Texas, waiting to be delivered to airlines around the world.
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Broad strokes, few details The initial rollout lacks details on individual programs, which are anticipated to be delivered later this month.
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The new plane was all set to be delivered to All Nippon Airways in 2008 until Boeing ran into production problems.
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OPEC's share of the cut is 800,000 bpd, to be delivered by 11 members, with exemptions for Iran, Libya and Venezuela.
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The company claimed however that recently placed orders, due to be delivered in 2018, gave it confidence for the near-term.
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Commodity trader Trafigura placed a bid for a physical cargo of LNG to be delivered into Tianjin in China over Aug.
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Your code will be delivered by post with detailed instructions for installing the product, and instantly enables protection of three devices.
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They could be delivered by ground convoys, C-130 transport aircraft and air drops, NBC reported, citing unnamed U.S. defense officials.
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This helps the carrier plans its delivery route more efficiently, increasing the likelihood that a package will be delivered on time.
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The luxury ride was carrying a casket containing a deceased woman who was going to be delivered to a different location.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Laudamotion said on Tuesday it had ordered 18 Airbus A320 planes which will be delivered successively until summer 2019.
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Austin resident Trey Mathis said he expected a package to be delivered Monday but was still nervous when it showed up.
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They were held to extremely high performance standards, including a requirement that 224 out of 22019,280 packages be delivered on time.
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Many users in Singapore were unable to select a delivery window for their purchases to be delivered at the checkout screen.
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It voiced fears for 50,000 vials of insulin for diabetics due to be delivered by next week, which require constant refrigeration.
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If your girlfriend doesn't feel like dragging a tree home, remind her that this is New York — everything can be delivered.
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The move effectively blocks the passage of humanitarian aid called for by Venezuela's opposition, should it be delivered via this route.
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Wang Hao, general manager for Tesla China, said that more cars will be delivered to workers over the next few days.
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Regardless, much of the world is on tenterhooks wondering when this gift might be delivered and what form it might take.
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Forms would have to be delivered or mailed within 10 days of being collected, or by the state's voter registration deadline.
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Mauritania Airlines also signed a firm order for two E175 jets to be delivered next year, according to a separate filing.
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Burst's floss comes in a case for replacement bobbins, which can be delivered to a customer's door for $6.99 per month.
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VX nerve agent can be delivered in two compounds that are mixed at the last moment to create a lethal dose.
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Some rely more riskily on the dark web, ordering the drug from an unknown source to be delivered to their house.
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Castlelake will also purchase four new aircraft that will be delivered to AirAsia in 2019, the airline said in a statement.
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In fact, there's no reason why nonfiction can't be delivered with a sense of deep personal engagement, while retaining its authority.
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The post, which would feature a company's name and website, could be delivered in six to eight weeks, the email promised.
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Either way, a Twitter pile-on of the sort I experienced is not the appropriate way for criticism to be delivered.
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There is obvious efficiency in using large denominations for the types of transactions where payment must be delivered in a suitcase.
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Insurers, however, often gravitate to the higher numbers that indicate they're massively overpaying for routine care that could be delivered elsewhere.
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IAG said it planned for the mix of 2321-8 and 737-10 aircraft to be delivered between 2023 and 2027.
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Clark Howard recommends keeping your debit card card inside your wallet when ordering furniture or appliances that need to be delivered.
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The delivery points are among eight sites the INE has chosen for cargoes to be delivered to fulfil the futures contracts.
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Siri will learn which notifications you prefer to have displayed prominently, and which can just be delivered to your notification center.
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United, the No. 3 U.S. airline by passengers, said it will convert orders for 61 Boeing 737-700 planes due to be delivered in the next two years into the newer 737 MAX model, but that it was still deciding on which size MAX planes to order and when they would be delivered, creating uncertainty for Boeing investors.
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Instead, the talks will be delivered by artificially intelligent systems, all of them finalists in a newly announced XPRIZE for cognitive computing.
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In the minutes of last week's monetary policy committee meeting, the bank said that further monetary tightening will be delivered if necessary.
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"We'll see if (electric cars) can be delivered in a way that doesn't require large subsidies" from governments, Chevron's Watson told Reuters.
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The rebuttal will be delivered by Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer from the U.S. Capitol.
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That data won't count toward monthly caps, and it'll likely be delivered at faster speeds than what's offered over Verizon's wireless network.
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The first speech Monday was be delivered by St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard at a financial institution forum in Beijing.
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Naturally, that includes thousands of beauty products, and even some that can be delivered the next day for free with qualifying orders.
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OPEC's share is 800,000 bpd, to be delivered by 11 members — all except Iran, Libya and Venezuela, which are exempt from cuts.
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Details: Mail will not be delivered in parts of Minnesota, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio, Iowa, western Pennsylvania, the Dakotas and Nebraska.
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OPEC's share was set at 800,000 b/d, to be delivered by 11 members — with Iran, Venezuela and Libya exempt from cuts.
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Rather than getting it sent by text message, it can be delivered through a push notification from the two-factor app Authy.
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A new ordinance in Arlington requires papers to be delivered to porches as opposed to driveways or other parts of a property.
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Their car will be delivered to them within two minutes of their payment thanks to a unique 'fishbone' delivery system that Covered.
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The average order is around $225 and cannabis can be delivered in as little as 22010 minutes, said Eaze CEO Keith McCarty.
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They expect much human labour to be split up into distinct tasks which can be delivered online and combined with AI offerings.
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The leaders of all factions on both sides of the campaign promised that the popular decision would be delivered, whatever it was.
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The rest of them present AI as a happy shiny future where everything will be delivered to us correctly by smarter machines.
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Speaking to broadcaster NTV, Ismail Demir also said two Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jets would be delivered to Turkey next month.
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Though we don't have a set release date, Slice is expected to be delivered, hot and ready, to theaters later this year.
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Apple says the new SIM-free iPhone 7 models (with the exception of Jet Black) will be delivered by October 20.[Engadget]
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Frydenberg said the tax rebates would be delivered before July 5603, 2020, but he declined to be more specific on the timing.
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You see, with no cell phones allowed in the courthouse the word had to be delivered the old fashioned way — by foot.
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The same thing happens again, when a drunken dinner party guest asks for Esther (Gabrielle Union) to be delivered to his bed.
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Syria stipulations Syria has said aid can only be delivered to Aleppo if it is coordinated through the government and United Nations.
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Delivering CRISPR into a living patient comes with additional challenges, since the enzymes in many cases have to be delivered with viruses.
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And soon, the Associated Press reports, a redacted version will be delivered to Congress via CD between 11 am ET and noon.
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Cuts by these members will probably be delivered in full, or almost, given their track record of complying with past output agreements.
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The House's Democratic leaders opted to take up those three before the others because the PGMs could be delivered quickly, aides said.
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OPEC's share is 800,000 bpd, to be delivered by 11 members — all except Iran, Libya and Venezuela, which are exempt from cuts.
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The U.N. aid chief asked on Monday for weekly 48-hour pauses in fighting to allow food and aid to be delivered.
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Blizzard mentions that your complimentary card pack won't appear immediately but did not say when they would be delivered to players' accounts.
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OPEC's share is 800,000 bpd, to be delivered by 11 members -- all except Iran, Libya and Venezuela, which are exempt from cuts.
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The cargoes will be delivered into the Pakistan GasPort Consortium Ltd terminal, with first delivery expected between September 2019 to March 2020.
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"The government approved its resignation, the resignation will be delivered to the president today," Sobotka told reporters after a regular government session.
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Sunday's stunt also upset finance minister George Osborne who was working nearby on his annual budget statement to be delivered on Wednesday.
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The scooters will be discounted from their retail prices through the Kickstarter campaign and fleets are expected to be delivered by November.
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If you go this route, your Parts A and B benefits also will be delivered via the insurance company offering the plan.
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Presumably those services could be delivered more reliably and at a higher quality by going over Layer3's private network as well.
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Analysts had expected 4,100 Model 3 sedans to be delivered in the fourth quarter, according to financial data and analytics firm FactSet.
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Simulators for the MAX are now being manufactured but they have yet to be delivered to most airlines that have ordered them.
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The limited amount of time to complete the project, to be delivered in 2022, also reduces possible cost advantages from new technologies.
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The two accused asked the court to free them on bail and a ruling on their application will be delivered on Wednesday.
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Eulogies will be delivered by Bush's oldest son, former President George W. Bush; Brian Mulroney, former prime minister of Canada; former Sen.
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Perks added: In certain asset classes at certain times, active management will be the primary vehicle with which alpha can be delivered.
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Amazon is also exploring technology to produce ready-to-eat meals to be delivered through its AmazonFresh service, Reuters reported last month.
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The five dolphins purchased this week are to be delivered to Sevastopol in Crimea, a Ukrainian peninsula annexed by Russia in 2014.
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A CD-copy of the report will be delivered to the chairs and ranking members of the House and Senate judiciary committees.
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"The Digital Economy Act objectives will be delivered through our proposed online harms regulatory regime," DCMS Secretary Nicky Morgan told the website.
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The menu allows visitors to order toys like drones and dolls to be delivered directly to their rooms or to their homes.
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Big innovation job #1: Leverage delivery and logistics for competitive advantageCustomers have always wanted services and products to be delivered on time.
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OPEC's share is 93,000 bpd, to be delivered by 11 members — all except Iran, Libya and Venezuela, which are exempt from cuts.
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Its first cargo, which was shipped in March, is expected to be delivered to Japanese utility Chubu Electric this month, sources said.
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These bouquets can even be delivered on the same day, with some blooms arriving just two hours after your order is placed.
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The report itself is expected to be delivered to Congress after the press conference, though it is expected to be heavily redacted.
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Boeing had previously forecast the aircraft to be delivered by September this year, and now expects first aircraft delivery by December 2017.
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Another photo shows dozens of educators who had taught with Waddell, lined up with backpacks to be delivered to children in need.
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CNN reported that the device was addressed to be delivered to Clapper at their Manhattan offices, where Clapper is a network contributor.
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Several ships in the area are stocked with aid and once the airport is open, that aid will be delivered by air.
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Unsurprisingly, Amazon is a great place to find artificial Christmas trees that can be delivered to your door in a few days.
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Throughout the country, physicians, patient advocacy groups and employers have come together to express how they feel health care should be delivered.
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Chauhan drives me to a small shack near the Pakistan border where we see a stack of heroin waiting to be delivered.
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With the NEG all but dead and buried, it seems that a comprehensive energy policy will not be delivered any time soon.
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"The gas can be delivered from various places, including from the United States of America", Lietuvos Duju Tiekimas CEO Mantas Mikalajunas said.
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Our hypothesis is that there are some kinds of extraterrestrial compounds that can survive and be delivered to Earth by cosmic dust.
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The breasts, the belly, the uterus—they all become primed to serve the life that is about to be delivered through you.
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The grids will be filled with familiar words, phrases, and names and they'll be delivered directly to your inbox every Monday morning.
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Fill it out, and the items can be delivered that day — along with, say, palmiers and croissants from Ms. Rose's adjoining bakery.
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