SpaceX's next and soon-to-be most powerful rocket officially has a new name.
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Worse, they have the imprimatur of the soon-to-be most powerful person in the world.
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The Trump effect will be felt differently around the world, but its impact may be most powerful in Europe.
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"The investment that should be most powerful in driving productivity for companies has been the weakest," Mr. Annunziata said.
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Dolores is quickly proving herself to be most powerful being on the island that hosts Westworld and at least five other parks.
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And as I left, the soon-to-be most powerful person in the world was bullying a union man who dared to challenge him.
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To reel out a list of overwhelmingly white, male lawyers and then deem them to be "most powerful," simply replicates the very thing that many artists — and lawyers alike — protest.
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Researchers assumed that tramadol would be most powerful when taken intravenously, as is the case with most opiates, including heroin and morphine, so they focused on results when the drug is injected.
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This makes it a very good time to debate and discuss what would be most powerful to both accelerate our economic transformation from the "Rust Belt" of yore and spread the emerging new economy to more people and places.
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It's written off largely as a stunt, and not very good science to begin with, but what it taught us about one of the soon-to-be most powerful leaders in the world could be the greatest finding of all.
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Whatever is tearing our politics apart is deeper and more universal than the digital filter bubbles that get so much attention — and it seems to be most powerful among the people least likely to get their news from social media.
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These effects were found to be most powerful short-term, but still had a relatively significant impact 6 months later. In a study conducted by Szekeres and Wertheim (2014), they found stress to be the category that seemed to have the most regression, but the others contained higher prevalence when compared to the participants' original scores that were given from before embarking on Vipassana meditation. Overall, according to self-reports, Vipassana can have short and long-term effects on an individual. An essential component to the Vipassana mediation approach is the focus on awareness, referring to bodily sensations and psychological status.
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One source, pagan author Judika Illes, tells that herbs picked on Midsummer's Eve were believed to be most powerful, especially if gathered on Bald Mountain near Kiev during the witches' annual revels celebration.Judika Illes, The Element Encyclopedia of 5,000 Spells: The Ultimate Reference Book for the Magical Arts (Element: London, 2004,) page 252. Botanicals should be gathered, "During the seventeenth minute of the fourteenth hour, under a dark moon, in the thirteenth field, wearing a red dress, pick the twelfth flower on the right."Judika Illes, The Element Encyclopedia of 5,000 Spells: The Ultimate Reference Book for the Magical Arts (Element: London, 2004), page 847.
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The chassis was from the A 45 Infantry Support Tank, a project started in 1944 shortly after that of the A 41 Centurion. After the war, the project was relocated to that of the "Universal Tank" design of the FV 200 series. The 200 series was to have used a common hull for all uses (self-propelled artillery, armoured personnel carrier, three varieties of tank, etc.). One tank type was to be the heavy FV 201 of 55 tonnes, armed with an 83.8 mm gun. In 1949, it was decided to bring the armament up to 120 mm. As this delayed the project, in 1952 the FV 201 hull was combined with a 17 pounder-armed Centurion Mk 2 turret to give the FV 221 Caernarvon Mark I."Huge Tank Developed by British May Be Most Powerful Ever." Popular Mechanics, April 1954, p. 132. Twenty-one were built with the Mk III 20 pounder turret as the Caernarvon Mk II. The FV 221 may originally have been intended to be the "Main Battle Tank" member of the FV 201 series but with the success of the A 41 Centurion such a vehicle was no longer required.
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