They're enormous and can only be produced in the lab.
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World wars required maps to be produced by the million.
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We are expecting them to be produced before court today.
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I think that tape's going to be produced fairly soon.
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"Yes, more cloned monkeys will soon be produced," he said.
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The film will be produced by his company, Film 45.
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LG: So you're saying this can be produced at scale?
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Apartments above mean that musicals have to be produced elsewhere.
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The festival will be produced in association with Live Nation.
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Musk saying they "cannot be produced instantly" is an understatement.
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Is it the only way that signal could be produced?
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The event will be produced in partnership with Live Nation.
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These terpenes can be produced synthetically, or naturally from oranges.
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And packages made with recycled goods require energy to be produced.
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Two variants would be produced, the smaller -100 and larger -300.
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Fake Captagon is known to be produced in south-eastern Europe.
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Show those stats and more and better content may be produced.
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Two, carbonates on Earth can be produced by life forms directly.
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The film will be produced by Zendaya, Witherspoon, and Lauren Neustadter.
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I have to wait because women can't be produced alongside men.
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Aid policy tends to be produced in a largely piecemeal fashion.
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Investors are happy for the firm's goods to be produced slowly.
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Reserves are still substantial — it's whether they can be produced economically.
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" It will be produced by Callie Khouri, who wrote "Thelma & Louise.
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The question is whether new machines can be produced quickly enough.
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The Amazon burns so more soy and cattle can be produced.
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The HBO project, to be produced with Lena Dunham, runs parallel to a Netflix project, which will be produced by Shonda Rhimes and is based on an investigative article in New York magazine by Jessica Pressler.
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The House committee requested documents be produced by noon on June 14.
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In short, should these kind of videos be produced, watched and circulated?
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By combining platelets with other materials a powerful composite can be produced.
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The film will be produced by Mandeville Films and Frozen's Josh Gad.
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The CM1 will continue to be produced, but now priced at $25.
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Only 155 of the four-door Rapide E will ever be produced.
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Cameras bound for other countries will continue to be produced in China.
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There is clearly some market for it and it will be produced.
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The show will be produced by Beyond Productions, which also produced Mythbusters.
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Grazia also reported that the show would be produced by Comedy Central.
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Suspects must be produced in court within 24 hours of an arrest.
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Cox subpoenaed the Nixon White House tapes and insisted they be produced.
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Motorcycles bound for European countries will now be produced in overseas factories.
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The Mach-E will be produced at Ford's plant in Cuautitlan, Mexico.
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To be clear, this doesn't mean the show will actually be produced.
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Perhaps this is why "Hair" has continued to be produced so frequently.
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That means more power can be produced by fewer windmills, reducing costs.
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It was unclear whether that report would be produced before the Dec.
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A further 40,000 may also be produced next year depending on demand.
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The signals could be produced by solar flares on Ross 128, they could be produced by some other object in the area being scanned, or these signals could be coming from one of our satellites in a high orbit.
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The Airbus deal, which called for 6,000 planes to be produced over the next 20 years, closed this week, and could allow Bombardier to sidestep American duties because the planes would be produced, at least in part, in Alabama.
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The melodies of the song will be produced in-house, sang by artists.
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A catalogue of the full collection will be produced in the coming years.
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The show will be produced by the Russo brothers of "Avengers: Endgame" fame.
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More kits will be produced and shipped in the future, the CDC said.
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Flarsky is described as a black comedy and will be produced by Lionsgate.
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The locomotives will be produced at GE's Fort Worth, Texas facility, CN said.
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Then there is the dyeing process, for which dyes have to be produced.
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Thousands of these satellites will be produced and launched in the next decade.
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Both shows will be produced at the company's studio in Culver City, Calif.
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Banijay's focus on non-scripted content, which can be produced and delivered quickly.
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By leaving the mother planet in the dust, something new could be produced.
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Over 200 liters of the singular flavor need to be produced every day.
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The story is more about watching the article and the book be produced.
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But that counter-take can be produced by talking to people in Appalachia.
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Other chemicals, called congeners, can be produced in the process of making alcohol.
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In Abrams's opinion, the script is fit to be produced by modern filmmakers.
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Kellogg's product line Incogmeato and will be produced by its Morningstar Farms brand.
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They can also be produced in chemical reactions that do not involve biology.
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And then I saw that play get started to be produced around Germany.
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They are not comprehensive, and continue to be produced on a rolling basis.
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Most of the confections will be produced at a bakery in the factory.
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The project will be produced through 50's G-Unit Film & Television company.
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Additional strategy reports based on it will be produced over the coming months.
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But it can also be produced by carbon dioxide captured from the air.
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The longer coking time means less dust will be produced during the process.
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Ultimately, a report on industry best practices will be produced based on the analysis.
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VW declined to say how many cars would be produced for the launch edition.
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That will be a factor that helps determine how much oil will be produced.
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Everyday halal products, like food and toothpaste, must be produced according to Islamic law.
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More test kits will be produced and shipped in the future, the CDC said.
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The hydrogen will be produced using fossil-free electricity, which is abundant in Sweden.
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Methane can be produced by a variety of processes, not just by living organisms.
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Maybe their mass is too high to be produced by the Large Hadron Collider.
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The podcasts will be produced in-house by a team of 12 new hires.
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Clothing manufacturers followed a predictable calendar for when goods would be produced and distributed.
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But that will require the material to be produced to a much higher purity.
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But the big payoff is enabling work to be produced in the first place.
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According to NASA, most appear to be produced by massive stars like Zeta Ophiuchi.
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He did not give any further guidance on when the proposal would be produced.
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"This is the best estimate that can be produced at the moment," Nielsen said.
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No release date has been announced, but it will be produced by Amazon Studios.
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A similar effect can be produced by videos that feature other infectious, inappropriate sounds.
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Plastic parts to hold the car's brake lines will be produced using 3D printing.
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Just 900 SVJ's will be produced in Modena; my tester car was numero uno.
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It will be produced by both NYT and virtual design studio Left/Right Studios.
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It's worth noting that patents do not necessarily indicate the car will be produced.
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Original content, like a "High School Musical" series, will also be produced for it.
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The limited edition designs will cost $560,000 each, and only five will be produced.
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By 2022, VW's MEB vehicles will be produced at eight locations on three continents.
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It will be produced in local languages and subtitled or dubbed for other markets.
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Hospital administrators "didn't understand what kinds of images would eventually be produced," she added.
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The first auto component to be produced using the chaff will be headlamp housings.
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The new musical will be produced by McCollum, Fox Stage Productions and Rocket Entertainment.
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Following the framework's release, legislation will be produced by the congressional tax-writing committees.
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The companies would not say where or when the new vehicle will be produced.
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Only 150 vehicles will be produced, with the deliveries scheduled to start next year.
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VW said in January the first VW-JAC car could be produced next year.
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The stories will be produced by the same team that currently produces the podcast.
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She and Bole-Rentel said no biomass will be produced for being converted to fuel.
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Perhaps with more testing or other devices a different set of results might be produced.
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This allows for high-contrast, high-resolution pictures to be produced at a quick rate.
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It can be made with grapes from anywhere, but must be produced in the region.
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Until energy can be produced without carbon emissions, these extra machines will warm the world.
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Fictiv is targeting commercially viable products that can't be produced on hobbyist level 3D printers.
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There are artists with more to say who will not be produced in New York.
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More than 50 types of wave can be produced at the push of a button.
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The base and surrounds will be produced by an immense 3D printer laying down concrete.
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One way that the Higgs particle can be produced and then decay into daughter particles.
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"These tracks are also the first to be produced by House of Feelings," adds Rose.
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Only 20 coupes and 20 convertibles will be produced, and all have been accounted for.
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Chromium-6 can be produced from industrial activities like producing stainless steel or manufacturing textiles.
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The DEA regulates the total amount of a drug that can be produced each year.
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In Silicon Valley, where seemingly anything can be produced in a lab, so can diamonds.
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The resulting components can be produced more quickly, and with greater intricacy, than conventional techniques.
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"Technology and automation mean that goods can be produced with fewer workers," the president said.
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Almost three million drones will be produced in 2017 — 39 percent more than in 2016.
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Only 130 of the vehicles will be produced at the Lotus factory in Hethel, Norfolk.
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The only difference is that they'll be produced in a factory, without any animals killed.
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Some of the components will be imported from China and others will be produced locally.
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The judge has set a deadline of July 8 for the phone to be produced.
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That's logically impossible, because such a program must be produced through that very same process.
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"I know when things go great, it's unbelievable the scores that can be produced," Langer said.
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It will be produced by Jimmy Kimmel himself, and comedian Andy Richter is set to host.
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First, it proves that functional lactation—breastfeeding that provides nutrition—can be produced in transgender women.
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The technologies are ready to be produced, tested and deployed on aircraft, ground vehicles and ships.
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It also said the report to be produced by the commission would not be legally binding.
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The games will be produced by MLB Network, so they'll feel very familiar to baseball fans.
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This allows for fully customized or even personalized products to be produced at the same cost.
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Critics see the practice as inhumane, but some argue that foie gras can be produced ethically.
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The car will also be produced at its headquarters in the western German town of Wolfsburg.
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New video content will still be produced through the digital magazines and from Couric's news unit.
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What information and tools can be produced that address our food and food-related health problems?
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Ford's all-electric performance SUV, coming in 2020, will be produced at its Cuautitlán, Mexico plant.
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The new adult clothing line will be produced by Kabooki under license from the Lego Group.
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It will be produced by Media Res, a studio founded by former HBO executive Michael Ellenberg.
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A modest investment would allow the whole package to be produced on a single silicon chip.
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The first I.D. cars are slated to be produced in Germany by the end of 2019.
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The film will also be produced by Imagine Entertainment, which nabbed the rights to the book.
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Oreos will also continue to be produced at Nabisco bakeries in Virginia, New Jersey and Oregon.
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The winner's pitch will be produced by creative agency Ideas United and launched on DC Universe.
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Musk gave no new details about where the Model Y would be produced at Thursday's event.
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Biogas can also be produced from waste organic materials, including biomass from, for instance, forestry waste.
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It established what resources needed to be produced and then tasked private companies with providing them.
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The polls must be produced from a list of pollsters approved by the Democratic National Committee.
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Some cosmic rays can even be produced from atomic collision at the top of our atmosphere.
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But it appeared doubtful the devices could be produced in time to help the overwhelmed hospitals.
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But they can be produced for a bigger hall now, with steel strings instead of silk.
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The owners tout it as the first vermouth to ever be produced in the Andes region.
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Samuel Rodriguez is the executive producer on the project, which will be produced by Fox Searchlight.
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Tests need to be readied, protection equipment needs to be produced, medication needs to be developed.
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Whether on a personal or GSA account, if they are non-privileged, they must be produced.
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The team is currently working on creating smaller sensor cells that could be produced in bulk.
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Sixty percent of the backlog will be produced for customers during 2018 and 2019, it said.
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So for Sunday's visit to Cuneo, it was imperative that some kind of team be produced.
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Watch content will be "produced exclusively for it by partners," who will take 55 percent of revenue.
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Additionally, lacquers can only be produced in certain finite quantities, has led to serious bottlenecks in production.
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Joan Rivers: Exit Laughing is the first documentary to be produced on her legacy following her death.
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However, further drilling would be needed to estimate how much could be produced by the Australian explorer.
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And Musk anticipates the Model Y, which has yet to be produced, could surpass Model 3 sales.
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It's likely that the solar panels will be produced by SolarCity, which Tesla acquired late last year.
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Despite the cost-premium on production, all drones are going to be produced in the United States.
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Products take anywhere from three to five years or more to be produced, filmed, edited and released.
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To have a successful organic farming project, all of the inputs should be produced on the spot.
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The games will be produced and enhanced for the YouTube platform by the MLB Network's production team.
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Star Wars: Episode IX will be produced by Kathleen Kennedy, Michelle Rejwan, Abrams, Bad Robot, and Lucasfilm.
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The company did not give any further details of the new car to be produced in Spain.
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She will be produced at 100 Centre Street sometime the following morning, although I'm not told when.
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The next-generation of EVs, which will share a flexible architecture, will be produced at Flat Rock.
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If its regulations are too onerous, enough safe assets may not be produced by the private sector.
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If it is too lax, too many may be produced, which could fuel a global credit boom.
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Only 500 of these supercars will be produced, and Durheimer said priority goes to existing Bugatti owners.
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Jafarov said 350,000-400,000 tonnes of carbamide was expected to be produced at the plant in 2019.
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That is because the maximum number of bitcoin that can ever be produced is limited to 21m.
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The methane may be produced by some geological effects or something else we don't know about yet.
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Popular stories could be developed into movies or TV shows that would be produced by both companies.
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Much of its staff had been laid off, and its fall 2015 collection would not be produced.
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The solar-powered, 28-foot luxury trailer starts at $199,995, and only 25 units will be produced.
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Until now, filmmakers agreed that the technology was not developed enough for the film to be produced.
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The upcoming holiday-themed version will once again be produced by Jimmy Kimmel, 51, and Lear, 97.
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Only eight units of the Concept_One will be produced, so if you want one you better hurry.
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Not all the barrels in Alaska are going to be produced if we don't make them competitive.
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Only 88 V12 Speedsters will be produced and they will have a starting price of $950,000 each.
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That could require more aggressive, broader orders about what should be produced and where it should go.
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It could be produced now, he said, although it's not as perfect yet as he would like.
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The show will be the first by an Asian-American female playwright to be produced on Broadway.
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The companies said Friday that the ventilators will be produced at GM's engine plant in Kokomo, Ind.
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One scenario considers the lowest emissions likely to be produced, the other adopts the highest projected emissions.
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Proponents of private parks say they can be produced more quickly and cheaply than their public counterparts.
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ZBLAN will be produced on the International Space Station and then shipped back down for terrestrial use.
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It does not require that power be produced only by renewable sources like wind, solar and hydropower.
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Meat must be produced by raising animals fed organic food without the use of hormones or antibiotics.
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"The Mighty Ducks" will be produced by ABC Signature Studios, which is part of Disney Television Studios.
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The company said the Hummer EV will be produced at its Detroit-Hamtramck assembly plant in Michigan.
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Reservoir levels are a key gauge of how much electricity can be produced by hydro power stations.
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FIRST OIL TO BE PRODUCED, EXPORTED FROM GUYANA IS A MEDIUM SWEET OIL CALLED LIZA CRUDE -SOURCES
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It'll be produced by The Crown's Left Bank Pictures, and also stars Michael Sheen and Helen McCrory.
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This could be produced in remote locations like Afghanistan, where it's currently very expensive to transport fuel.
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Currently, about 62% of parts are required to be produced in the United States, Mexico or Canada.
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The show will be produced by Endeavor Content's Film 45 and Steve Harvey Global's East 112 label.
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In order to exist, the selfie most be produced by the individual, and consumed by the network.
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But slowly animal welfare is making its way into how we want our food to be produced.
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Tesla had previously said it had not decided if the vehicle would be produced in Nevada or California.
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The model is the first to be produced on Volkswagen's new electric vehicle platform, which it calls MEB.
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Much more speculatively, these bursts could be produced by an advanced alien civilization's antenna ray for lightsail propulsion.
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This distinctive chemical structure is only known to be produced by demosponges—a species of modern sea sponges.
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They will look for the presence of "biosignature gases," vapors that could only be produced by alien life.
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After all, what incrementally positive and exciting outcomes could be produced in the first few weeks after that?
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The pair performed "The Food," a track from Common's 2005 album Be, produced by Chicago icon Kanye West.
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It will be produced in Leipzig, Germany, the same factory where the current gas-powered Macan is manufactured.
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The mask she claims to have used is sold on Amazon and appears to be produced in Asia.
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Only 12 will be produced at a cost of 1,000,000 Swiss Francs each—or just north of $997,000.
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Technically recoverable resources are those that can in theory be produced using current technology and industry standard practices.
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It reckons some 2.8M drones will be produced in the category this year (vs just ~174,000 commercial drones).
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"We believe that milk is one of those products that can be produced in Nigeria today," said Emefiele.
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LiDAR will take three or four years before it can be produced at scale at far-lower prices.
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Orders from other retailers were trickling in too, so Darrow paid for another 21,0003 copies to be produced.
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The Angry Birds Movie 2 will be produced with Columbia Pictures and distributed by Sony Pictures, Rovio said.
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Applications should include plans of the growing site, quantity to be produced and sold and the production period.
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Vietnam has been pushing for the E5 mixture as ethanol can be produced from cassava, making it renewable.
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Reality check: While ANWR may contain huge hydrocarbon resources, there's no guarantee oil will ever be produced there.
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Only 500 Chirons will be produced, selling at a basic price of 2.4 million euro ($2.61 millIon) each.
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That equipment will be transferred to its new factory in Chengdu, China, where customer cars will be produced.
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In fact, at Obama's direction, our military was quite literally dropping bombs faster than they could be produced.
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The Beetlejuice adaptation will be produced by Warner Brothers and directed by Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson's Alex Timbers.
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Carbon intensity, or how much energy can be produced for each unit of greenhouse gas released, has increased.
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Critics ask why this needs to be produced and refined when there is excess crude in global markets.
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"We are going to restrict imports of finished tomato products that can be produced locally," the minister said.
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Paul said the seaweed has generated global interest but warned that it will need to be produced sustainably.
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The strong, steady ocean breezes mean that far more power can be produced than from turbines on land.
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They will be produced at the Speed Factories the company has been opening in the U.S. and Europe.
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A consultation process will follow publication of the Interim Report, after which a final report will be produced.
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But one of the furthest-along projects is a face shield that can be produced quickly and easily.
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To unallocate production simply means GM won't assign any models to be produced at these facilities beyond 22017.
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If the dose of drugs in the bottle is very concentrated, hundreds of tablets can easily be produced.
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It does not require that power be produced only by renewable sources like wind, solar and hydro power.
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As with last season, the "Icons" program will be produced with the American Dance Festival in North Carolina.
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It may be time for the power to be produced automatically, rather than relying so heavily on grinders.
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The popular fortified wine must be produced within the triangle to be officially considered sherry under Spanish law.
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The result is nearly uniform metal carbide particles—literal carbon copies—that can be produced cheaply at scale.
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Why did they have to be produced on the cheap, distributed on generic platforms and supported by ads?
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Only 3,000 of these cars will be produced and each will be individually numbered in a noticeable way.
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During the busiest time in peak season, the maximum number of phones that can be produced is 12,000.
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Moreover, the revenue that would be produced could be appropriately used for education, infrastructure, defense and deficit reduction.
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Fast & Furious Live will be produced in partnership with Brand Events, which created worldwide Top Gear live shows.
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The solar energy would be produced by thin, flexible solar cells with an efficiency of over 25 percent.
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The forthcoming sequel will be produced by Matt Kaplan and Dougie Cash with the screenplay created by Sofia Alvarez.
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The number, size and shape of polished gems to be produced from these stones has yet to be determined.
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It will be produced by Matt Thompson and Adam Reed, the duo behind Archer, and Thompson will also direct.
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"These additional volumes will be produced until the northern oil output goes back to its previous level," he said.
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The e-tron will also be produced in China beginning in 2020, the company announced during the press conference.
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The new deal means that future ShondaLand shows will be produced with and hosted by Netflix instead of ABC.
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Imagine it: Amazon spots a trend and then quickly design clothes via AI that can be produced on-demand.
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A VW spokesperson told TechCrunch there's no decision about which car will be produced under this partnership with e.
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The USDA predicts that in 2020, nearly 28 billion pounds of beef will be produced in the United States.
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Snapchat is also launching two original shows tied to the Olympics, both of which will be produced by NBC.
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It will be produced by Imagine Television and Durant's Thirty Five Media, with Durant serving as an executive producer.
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The new vehicle will also be produced in Kenitra, Morocco, according to two sources with knowledge of the matter.
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Mr. Snell said that not just the vegetables but the indulgences on his menu should be produced more sustainably.
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"People are also concerned about emissions that may be produced by the chemical processes in the factory," Kalulu added.
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They aren't ready for prime time yet — they will be produced in Europe and China, and assembled in France.
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Drilling requires steel drill pipes, which must be produced at steel plants that themselves use diesel and natural gas.
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Samsung issued a subsequent statement to CNBC and Gizmodo, confirming that the Note 225 will no longer be produced.
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If dark matter has any interactions with the known particles, it can be produced via collisions at the LHC.
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Another potential risk is synthetic diamonds, which can be produced in a laboratory and are cheaper than natural stones.
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A new version of the X5 will be produced at the Spartanburg plant from August onwards, the company said.
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As we know it today, rosé can be produced more quickly, inexpensively, and efficiently than other types of wine.
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Installed capacity relates to how much energy can be produced at maximum output, not what is currently being generated.
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It is unclear whether effective antibodies can be produced at a scale and rate that works for widespread distribution.
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Quantum dots can be produced out of cadmium and other heavy metals, but that process may risk higher toxicity.
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Only 500 Chirons will be produced, and a third of them have already been sold for €2.4 million apiece.
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True Detective is one of those cultural monoliths that can seemingly only be produced by HBO, Netflix, or AMC.
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The sensation of true presence can only be produced in VR — and all of our senses react to it.
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The second fact is that exports allow Americans to import from foreign countries what can be produced cheaper there.
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The film is based on a script written by Netflix's Tom Edge and will be produced by David Livingstone.
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But he knows too much about the distance across that divide to hope that it will ever be produced.
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The eight new films will span genres from thrillers to horror, and will be produced in multiple Indian languages.
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This is the second of 500 2019 McLaren Sennas to ever be produced, and has logged only 203 miles.
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Ethanol can be produced by a variety of feedstocks in biorefineries that are much less polluting than gasoline refineries.
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It will be the first vehicle sporting the pony badge to be produced south of the border in decades.
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The Berliner format can still be produced using cutting equipment, although it would increase costs, the other source said.
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Construction will begin on the plant this summer, and vehicles will be produced in 85033, according to the newspaper.
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The surface will be produced in a continuous pour that will provide the glamour of white marble without joints.
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A prominent theory suggests that naturally occurring cannabinoids in our brains can be produced in response to stress hormones.
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The musical will be produced by Scott Sanders, who last produced the Tony-winning revival of "The Color Purple."
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The project, which will be produced by Annapurna Television, is reportedly being shopped around to networks and streaming services.
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"Secondary binary components can be produced everywhere" and less poisonous components can be combined to produce the final product.
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The 19th-century building is called Tanglefoot, after the sticky insect-attracting flypaper that used to be produced there.
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The 19th-century building is called Tanglefoot, after the sticky insect-attracting flypaper that used to be produced there.
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The movie will be produced by Dylan's longtime manager, Jeff Rosen, along with Veritas Entertainment, and Mangold, among others.
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The technique revolutionized the way information was disseminated, allowing publications to be produced on a large scale and quickly.
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Maserati said the new super sports model would be produced in 2020 in its plant in Modena, northern Italy.
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To be eligible, videos must be at least three minutes long and be produced by people with 10,000 followers.
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"Frankly, I think it should be produced," said U. W. Clemon, a retired federal judge who supports Mr. Jones.
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Mullis said the tests, to be sold for up to 5 pounds ($6.47) each, would be produced in Britain.
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Mullis said the tests, to be sold for up to 5 pounds ($6.47) each, would be produced in Britain.
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Donna Karan is no longer, but the lower-priced line, DKNY, continues to be produced by manufacturer G-III.
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Males with two sets can be produced in the case of the honeybee, but the workers will usually eat them.
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Update: Carrie Brownstein has now confirmed that the new Sleater-Kinney record will be produced in full by Annie Clark.
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What's changed is the magnitude of what can be produced and how quickly it can be distributed through online platforms.
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Follow This will be produced by BuzzFeed News, with Jessica Harrop serving as showrunner and one of its executive producers.
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The film will reportedly be produced by IM Global and EON Productions, who worked on the last eight 007 films.
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Many products will be produced in the kingdom for the first time as the world's largest oil exporter moves downstream.
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Suppliers said they expect the Bolt initially will be produced at a rate of about 20,000 to 213,21 a year.
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The project aims to demonstrate that liquefied hydrogen (LH2111.4500) can be produced using renewables and delivered to Japan on tankers.
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"No gold will be produced in South Africa in ten years time," predicts a former chairman of a mining house.
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Now, those returns may be ordered to be produced pursuant to a protective order in the case and remain confidential.
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Discussions appear to be in the early stages, but Kimishima wants films to be produced sooner than five years away.
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The Porsche car will be produced at the Leipzig, Germany production plant where the Macan has been produced since 2014.
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Hydrogen must be produced, it can be difficult to transport and store, and fuel cells remain expensive and relatively inefficient.
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The documents could be produced earlier via a separate source: the Bush presidential library, which is conducting its own review.
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The approval process for its development was completed in February and gas should be produced by the end of 2017.
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Starting at around $22016,000, the Model 3 will likely pose stiff competition to the Bolt — whenever enough can be produced.
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And maybe it'll even make a comeback because now a person can "play" it and have real music be produced.
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More wine will have to be produced for an industry to be sustainable, said Odd Wollberg, a winemaker in Norway.
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An ammo producer is chosenThe 6.8 mm ammunition for the NGSW will be produced at the Lake City, Missouri, plant.
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The judge requested that Mr. Redstone's medical records covering the last 19 months be produced as evidence in the case.
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Suppliers said they expect the Bolt initially will be produced at a rate of about 2125,2200 to 22016,22018 a year.
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A study by IDC estimates that by 0003, 10 percent of the world's data will be produced by edge devices.
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One of the most difficult proved to be the obituary that had to be produced quickly for the local paper.
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The short answer is that fracking opponents believe that electric power should only be produced without carbon or other emissions.
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If legalized, he said, the drugs could be produced by pharmaceutical companies, regulated like alcohol and kept unlawful for minors.
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Another nominated play, Aleshea Harris's "Is God Is," won the Relentless Award last year and has yet to be produced.
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Printmaking makes this experimentation process easy and convenient, since the print can be produced as many times as you desire.
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But because of a six-week strike this fall by UAW autoworkers, the show cars couldn't be produced in time.
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The show, "The Ballad of Buster Scruggs," will be produced by the filmmakers' Mike Zoss Productions along with Annapurna Television.
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Neutrinos hit the nuclei of the argon atoms in the ProtoDUNE detector, causing particles with electrical charge to be produced.
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The first vehicles to be produced at the plant will be the new Symbol and new Duster cars, added Renault.
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Bentley calls the Bacalar the "most exclusive and bespoke Bentley of the modern era," and only 12 will be produced.
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In 2015, the central bank restricted access to foreign exchange for 41 items which it said can be produced locally.
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But with technological improvements and falling production costs in recent years, more oil can be produced at a lower expense.
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The Academy Awards, to be produced by Michael De Luca and Jennifer Todd, will be broadcast live on Feb. 26.
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They thought that other new particles would also appear near the energy at which the Higgs boson could be produced.
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Mr. Woo said that "the global market environment has necessitated a reconsideration of which technology" would be produced in Wisconsin.
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One Russian lawmaker Wednesday called for "hard evidence to be produced "to draw the world community's attention to such things.
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The gas could be produced in the middle of next decade when there would be demand from Atlantic LNG, he said.
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The winners of the challenge will receive grants to create their product, which will then be produced at a market level.
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Many astronomers now believe that FRBs, at least those that repeat, could be produced by magnetars—highly magnetized rotating neutron stars.
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Since it's possible the phone may not be produced, Garabedian said they're trying to find backups of what was on it.
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In 2005, Leonard surveyed 100 film industry development executives for their favorite feature film scripts that had yet to be produced.
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This is the first time that the Lexus NX and NX hybrid sport utility vehicles will be produced outside of Japan.
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It can be produced by using organic waste, such that from fisheries and forestry, which the Nordic region has in abundance.
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There is no release date set for The Eddy, but it will be produced by IMG and released exclusively on Netflix.
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More food will need to be produced over the next four decades than has been produced over the last 10,000 years.
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"Today they will be produced in the court and police will seek a 10-day remand to interrogate them," he added.
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The banknotes are legal tender backed by Fed, though Gold and Silver Certificates continued to be produced for quite some time.
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The antibody was found to be produced naturally by a patient who was HIV positive, but developed an immunity to it.
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The enzyme can't be produced, leading to a buildup of this byproduct that can cause damage to cells, tissues and organs.
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It expects its first oil to be produced in the summer of 2017 and gas in the first half of 2018.
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Opel said it would start selling three models in Russia this year, with two to be produced at the Kaluga site.
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The ROAR project aims to develop and test robotic concepts, so it's not clear whether this system will ever be produced.
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Wrathall said it would be at least five years before lithium could be produced and he could not yet predict volumes.
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The new show will be produced by Legendary Pictures which has been working bring the show to Netflix since late 2015.
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Blocking the functioning of this gene means the resulting protein, also called OCT4, cannot be produced, eventually halting an embryo's development.
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But the 747, against all odds, would go on to be produced in numbers never seen before for a commercial airliner.
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"The ammunition for the Next Generation Squad Weapon will be produced at Lake City, we know that for sure," he said.
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The vaccine can still be produced, but the resulting triangle looks very different than the circle it's trying to defend against.
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Using data from nine North Korean facilities, the note estimated that 2,851 tons of algae biomass could be produced each year.
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Basquiat called the song "Beat Bop," and paid for it to be produced; he painted the vinyl single's cover art himself.
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When I see something, I think, What is it that I am not seeing that this thing must be produced by?
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This product can be produced and sold at a 90 percent lower cost than its first-generation system, according to Innoviz.
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The same number of cows could be produced on far smaller plots with supplies of hay or other feed, officials said.
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Mahmud published a study last year detailing how gadusol could be produced on an industrial scale by cultivating it in yeast.
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But thanks to Marie and her family after her, Camembert started to be produced on a larger scale and gained popularity.
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As many as 85033 million barrels per day will be produced, over the current rate of 9.7 million barrels per day.
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The virus would be contained, factories would revive, and products not made on schedule would be produced at some later point.
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He said the first Model 3 was on track to be produced next month at the company's factory in Fremont, Calif.
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The top flavors, as determined by Oreo, will be produced and available nationwide next year for the public to vote on.
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You didn't need a building to house rap; it could be produced outdoors, and feed off the energy of the crowd.
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A true current law baseline for both taxes and spending should be produced, but would be equally subjective in many respects.
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The first vehicles are set to be produced in 2018 for Peugeot and in 2019 for the Citroën model, they added.
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He is critical of how fashionable natural wine has become, though he thinks it's the only way wine should be produced.
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By 2028, more than half of the Group's planned 22 million electric cars will be produced in China, the statement added.
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"There will be time enough to argue soon over whether the due diligence report itself must be produced," Alsup's order said.
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"For strong product momentum, they need to be produced in the USA," Volkswagen North American region chief executive Hinrich Woebcken told Autocar.
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Judge Thomas S. Barrett ordered the footage be produced at a pretrial hearing in a Nantucket District Court on Monday, June 3rd.
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It's a niche luxury product that will be produced in limited volumes — with about 10,000 made per day, according to recent reports.
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On top of that, these luxurious handcrafted accessories are made in Germany, so you know they'll be produced with the utmost precision.
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Four more will be available in June and then 10 will be produced for each month after until 100 total are made.
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At the same time, solar roof tiles that the company unveiled in late 2016 have yet to be produced in meaningful quantities.
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It'll be produced by Dan Lin and Jonathan Eirich, who also produced the upcoming Aladdin live-action film directed by Guy Ritchie.
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More auto parts must be produced in North American factories, along with more built by labor that makes more than $16/hour.
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In most races, this change is pointless – producing the same Democratic and Republican candidates that would be produced by a partisan primary.
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Friday's five-page statement listed other environmental plans, including for all of Austria's electricity to be produced from renewable sources by 2030.
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At that price, hydrogen could be produced at $2 per kilo, making it competitive with SMR, which costs $1-3 per kilo.
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At the end of 2017, Airbus had 997 billion euros ($1.21 trillion) of planes waiting to be produced, based on catalog prices.
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As reported in Variety and elsewhere, the series will be produced by Abrams' Bad Robot Productions in association with Warner Bros. Television.
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Consequently, more food will need to be produced over the next four decades than has been produced over the last 33,000 years.
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Presented as a partnership between the NCAA, CBS and Oculus, the live stream event will be produced by VR production house Voke.
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All of this content will be produced with mobile viewing in mind, and will be distributed exclusively through Vice's online video channel.
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Called 'Loving Vincent,' the film, which does not yet have a release date, will be produced by Oscar award-winners Breakthru films.
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For that, Facebook needs AI training data that will be produced as exhaust from its partners' photo and video fact checking operations.
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"There's a need for coffee to be produced to feed the increasing demand," said Rodrigo Costa, director of trading at COMEXIM USA.
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Magnetic fields can be produced by permanent magnets or by electric currents passing through bundles of wires wrapped around an iron core.
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Luckily for Lo, the introduction of next generation sequencing in 2008 meant millions of DNA fragments could be produced in rapid time.
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At the end of 2017, Airbus had 997 billion euros ($1.21 trillion) of planes waiting to be produced, based on catalogue prices.
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But those few millions come at the expense of hundreds of millions in federal royalties from oil resources that won't be produced.
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Each Powerpack can can store up to 210 kWh of power, which in this case will be produced by the solar panels.
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The film will be produced by her LuckyChap Entertainment company, along with husband Tom Ackerley, 29, and their production partner, Josey McNamara.
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The 10-episode, 30-minute series will be produced by Lionsgate, whose sister company Roadside Attractions released the original film in 2014.
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More than 500 scripted TV series will be produced this year, experts estimate, up from around 200 scripted TV series in 2010.
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"Offshore wind can now be produced cheaper than power from new-builds of conventional coal- and gas-fired power stations," Poulsen said.
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Seventy-nine percent of Virginia swing district voters support revoking the patent on insulin to allow a generic version to be produced.
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They produce too many things we want — things that cannot be produced here at a competitive cost — for it to be otherwise.
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" Further, no art should be produced that is "disorderly, or that is unbecomingly or confusedly arranged, nothing that is profane, nothing indecorous.
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The testicles must hang below the body because sperm can be produced only at temperatures slightly below that of the human body.
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Games were to be presented on WRHU-FM, the Hofstra University station, and the broadcasts would largely be produced by Hofstra students.
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Back in May, Google showed off reference designs for VR headsets that could be produced by partners on its Daydream VR platform.
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He showed serious concern about the greenhouse gases that would be produced from a possible complete switch to coal for electricity production.
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And we have demonstrated it can be produced in large volumes: production of fuel ethanol increased 28500% in less than a decade.
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In fact, there would even be some benefit as some of the goods the U.S. gets from China would be produced domestically.
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"The official said the FBI's response to the subpoena "is ongoing, and additional documents are expected to be produced in the future.
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The materials could be produced cheaply and distributed at will, transforming art in the age of mass reproduction into a marketing tool.
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"It can be produced in several locations because of the vehicle architecture," Krueger said at a roundtable discussion at the Geneva show.
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Even though recipes such as this would typically be produced by a 20-strong team of chefs—hence why the late nights.
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These detectors look for antineutrinos likely to be produced in the nearby Daya Bay Nuclear Power Plant and the Ling Ao NPP.
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For context: The law had envisioned 5.5 billion gallons of biofuels made from cellulosic material like switchgrass to be produced last year.
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The winners' entries will be produced with the Leopards' guidance and sold at their stores, with proceeds donated to the Prince's Trust.
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The setup started with Demi giving Bruce props for doing an Indie movie, "Pulp Fiction," which happened to be produced by Weinstein.
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Bidding on parcels close to known assets increases the likelihood of finds that can be produced affordably, cutting infrastructure and supply costs.
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However, the United Auto Workers union last year said the all-electric van would be produced at a Ford plant in Missouri.
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" He did say that the vehicle will be produced "for roughly half the cost of what a conventional electric SUV costs today.
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The film will be produced by her LuckyChap Entertainment company, along with husband Tom Ackerley, 29, and their production partner, Josey McNamara.
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In September, Amazon placed a massive order of 100,000 electric delivery vans with startup Rivian, to be produced over the next decade.
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Raw materials should not be produced without the permission of those governments, so a black market for natural resources can be reduced.
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You wrote an article in The Guardian talking about having trade negotiations whereby food had to be produced to those same standards.
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The SRT proteins can be produced in the laboratory using genetically engineered bacteria, which means they don't need to use any squid.
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But minute repeaters, which continue to be produced largely by hand and by ear, remain the preserve of more highly priced pieces.
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Shanks said all new Lincoln models, with the exception of the Navigator assembled in Louisville, Kentucky, will also be produced in China.
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And because synthesizing drugs is cheaper and more reliable than farming plants, they can be produced at a fraction of the cost.
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The oil consumed in California has to be produced somewhere, so why not in the state with the nation's strictest environmental safeguards?
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What's more, the two will collaborate on a capsule collection that will be produced and sold in Gucci stores worldwide next spring.
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As part of the deal, Airbus announced that the C Series will also be produced at its assembly plant in Mobile, Alabama.
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These compounds could only be produced at pressures 1.1 million times that of Earth's atmosphere, conditions that exist inside planets and stars.
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It does, though, leave the question of why infection with O. volvulus should cause this antibody to be produced in the first place.
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The Project ONE is everything you'd want from a ludicrous vehicle that sounds like a concept, but will actually be produced and sold.
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"It can be produced in several locations because of the vehicle architecture," Krueger said at a roundtable discussion at the Geneva car show.
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"Natural justice demands that the evidence be produced so his reputation can be salvaged or utterly destroyed," said Desmond Swayne, a Conservative lawmaker.
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Importantly, Celebrex went off-patent in the United States and Europe two years ago, so the generic can now be produced by competitors.
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GIANT had to be produced on a strict budget and deadline set by Sundance, but neither Zec nor Porter wanted to sacrifice quality.
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Soon after Mehsud's disappearance, Amnesty International put out a statement on Twitter calling for him to be produced in court or immediately released.
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"Software doesn't have to be physically handed over, it can be produced in remote locations and you wouldn't really know it," he said.
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Ripples in space-time can be produced by destructive events like the collision of two massive objects like black holes and neutron stars.
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These could be produced in such small quantities as to render them instant collectors' items, thereby reducing the problems of fraud and nuisance.
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The larger Santa Fe crossover, which has three rows and seats six or seven passengers, will continue to be produced in South Korea.
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It will be produced by Rech and his partner, Chicago Attorney Andrew Hale, who are currently looking for a home for the series.
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The series will be produced by Simon Fuller's XIX Entertainment, which secured the rights to produce the English-language version earlier this year.
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As a result, not one ounce of it will be produced in 18 of France's 101 administrative départments, according to Le Figaro newspaper.
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According to research firm Gartner, 3 million personal and commercial drones will be produced in 2017, nearly 40 percent more than in 2016.
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But the asteroid hypothesis doesn't square with the moons' circular orbits and rotational rates, which cannot be produced by Mars' weak tidal pull.
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In fact, PBS owns almost none of its iconic programs, which tend to be produced by member stations, foreign broadcasters, or independent filmmakers.
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Both programs will be produced by I Can & I Will Productions, the Jane the Virgin star's multi-media company, and CBS TV Studios.
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But it did say that the new SUV would be produced on the Dalian assembly line with Nissan SUVs X-Trail and QASHQAI.
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They remind the viewer that coal will still be produced in Asian and African countries, and will likely be imported back into Germany.
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Bohlke, a Brooklyn-based poet and comedian, participated in Refinery29's comedy lab last year, during which Puffy was selected to be produced.
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While the concept drone is impressive, it's still only a patent and it's still not clear if the drone will ever be produced.
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Doing so will ensure that plastic packaging stays within a "circular economy" where it can be produced and reused, rather than becoming waste.
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Although the raw material can be produced more cheaply from brine in South America, political, business and legal risks are lower in Australia.
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Mock-ups have been made, and the first protective vest is expected to be produced by the end of the year, Milstein said.
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Those policies included the 2015 banning of access to foreign exchange for 41 items that the bank felt could be produced in Nigeria.
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If we don't have the workers to produce the food here in the US, the food is going to be produced somewhere else.
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"They have not been turned over, but the House Intelligence Committee has asked that those tapes, if they exist, be produced," Himes said.
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He projects that by 2030, up to 20m electric cars will be produced per year, globally, with 15m of them made in China.
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"We will leave no stone unturned to confirm with certainty why these text messages are not now available to be produced," Sessions wrote.
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It is "a matter of fact", he says, that costs are too high for commodity steel to be produced competitively in Western Europe.
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The documents would be produced with an index, with such basic information as the source of the materials, and where they were found.
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You used to have to go to a production house and they'd help you with your idea and it'd be produced that way.
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Stories that find an audience could potentially be developed into movie or TV show projects that would be produced by Blumhouse and iHeartMedia.
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These high costs mean, notwithstanding the widespread applause for solar power, that it should not be produced at all, because it is uncompetitive.
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Those policies included a 2015 ban on access to foreign exchange for 41 items that the bank felt could be produced in Nigeria.
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Bangladesh needs electricity, but it should be produced in less environmentally valuable areas, and at least 25 kilometers away from forests, he added.
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In terms of supplemental glucosamine, it typically comes from the shells of shellfish, though it can also be produced in a laboratory setting.
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The studies set to be produced through these collaborations involved examining how calorie intake and physical activity affected weight gain in young adults.
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I certainly hope that will always continue to be a part of my own work and the TV that continues to be produced.
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The country's under a lot of duress right now, and so great art is going to be produced, because people need an outlet.
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In a regulatory filing, the company ensured the trucks would continue to be produced under the Hess brand, even after selling the stations.
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Only 50 of the $3.6 million car will be produced, according to Bloomberg, and the company plans on delivering them in mid-2020.
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All of the other documents have either been produced or are in process of being redacted to be produced, according to Justice officials.
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The company announced production is slated to begin in late 2021 but has not offered any details about where it will be produced.
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All medals will be produced from gold, silver and bronze (in this case, copper and zinc) stripped from donated cellphones and other electronics.
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The Sorkin version is scheduled to open on Broadway in December, and, if successful, could ultimately be produced around the country and beyond.
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The second major development in the job market is globalization, which allows goods and services to be produced wherever it is most economical.
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Those rules govern how much of a good must be produced in North America to qualify for Nafta's zero tariffs on many products.
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While it will assemble panels in the United States, the solar cells will continue to be produced in Asia and subject to tariffs.
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The DOE adds that hydrogen does not usually "exist by itself in nature" and needs to be produced from compounds which contain it.
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There&aposs a huge appetite for gaming content, and a lot of it is not able to be produced at a high level.
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Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas that can be produced biologically, seep out of the ground naturally, or bubble out of mud volcanoes.
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Holland's unveiled his new looks just days after Sony Pictures announced a third Spider-Man film will be produced by Disney's Marvel Studios.
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ABC announced Monday that the network is renewing the late-1970s comedy talent franchise The Gong Show, to be produced by Will Arnett.
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But even if it proves effective, can it be produced fast enough, in sufficient quantities and at a low enough price to matter?
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Films in the category must be produced outside the United States with a predominantly non-English dialogue track, according to the Academy's rules.
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That indicated that many reservation holders were still waiting for the cheaper car they'd been promised and that has yet to be produced.
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The limited space available for solar panels on train roofs means that not enough power could be produced to propel an entire train.
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Plans for two future Nissan car models, the Juke and Qashqai, to be produced at the plant are "unaffected," the company's statement said.
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The reported findings come from a preliminary report that's required by the investigating authority to be produced within 30 days of an incident.
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If the reserve is tapped, much of the crude oil and refined products that would be produced could go overseas, say energy experts.
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But when it landed on Netflix in December, "You" became a bona fide hit, and its second season will be produced by Netflix.
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Imagine there's a roll-call vote on should documents that bear directly on the question of why Ukraine aid was withheld be produced.
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"It is my understanding that such analysis (and data) does not exist; that such analysis will not be produced in the timeframe in which we are working; and that, in any event, if such analysis were ever to be produced, it would most likely not be as 'supportive' of the proposal as OMB and others might like," reads the email.
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But Motherboard called them "passably realistic" under these circumstances, and unlike Photoshop, they could be produced by anyone with no technical or artistic skill.
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The committee organizing Trump's re-election campaign, said in a statement last year that all of their products will be produced in the states.
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That means, no new SweetHeart's Conversation Hearts will be produced in time for February 14, 2019, leaving many Valentine's Day candy-swappers without them.
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Salehi said the IR-8 was too big to be produced in the new workshop, though another workshop could be built nearby for it.
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Cramer will want to know how its Solar City acquisition is going and how many Model 3s can be produced this year and next.
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"We've spent a lot of resources to make sure that Luna is something that will work and can be produced at scale," Ronge says.
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The Model 63 vehicle will be produced at Tesla's factory in Fremont, California, where work began months ago to set up the manufacturing lines.
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Amphetamines are stimulant drugs that are prescribed to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and other conditions, but can also be produced and sold illegally.
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To adapt to the tariffs, motorcycles sold in Europe could no longer be produced in the US in the long term, the filing said.
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One hundred and twenty-five cars will be produced, and they have already sold out for around $3 million each, according to Motor Authority.
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Not only will hydrogen have to be produced more cleanly and cheaply, the cost of using it as a fuel must also come down.
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She said that even if ANWR is opened to drilling, it would be 10 to 15 years before any oil could be produced there.
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Don't fret: In addition to the live shows, a docu-style web series will be produced featuring behind the scenes clips of the tour.
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It only takes about eight weeks to grow the mini-brains, and hundreds of thousands of exact copies can be produced in each batch.
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The attention economy takes care of the rest: If we pay attention to a certain topic, more information on that topic will be produced.
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Although federal rules require that some products be produced to some degree in the United States, most manufacturers face pressure from cheaper competition abroad.
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Kane's metallic crocs are decorated with precious stones, such as diaspro, red leopard malachite and zebra jasper and will actually be produced and sold.
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Instead, we are likely to hear that Comey is a careful note-taker, though it is doubtful that the actual notes will be produced.
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ARREST WARRANT ISSUED AGAINST NIRAV MODI BY LONDON COURT; HE IS TO BE PRODUCED IN COURT ON MARCH 25 - CNBC TV18 CITING CNN NEWS18
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AROUND THE WEB: Frigid temperatures last week in the South mean fewer blueberries and peaches will be produced this year, the Associated Press reports.
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Those assumptions now appear unlikely to materialize, the company said, meaning fewer 747-8 freighter aircraft are likely to be produced in the future.
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A home can be produced in 15 days, and the method is versatile enough to produce a range of buildings from mosques to farmhouses.
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Before the decision to separate was made, Iger had to overrule a Marvel executive's concerns that a movie like "Black Panther" shouldn't be produced.
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Rather, farm machinery and innovation increased the amount of food that could be produced per farm worker by more than a factor of 10.
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The currently untitled Fox Searchlight film will be produced by Jenkins' production company PASTEL along with Alicia Keys' AK Worldwide Media and iDeal Partners.
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Clearly highly-redundant and reliable systems can be produced if we want them to and build the right culture of maintenance, safety, and reliability.
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But "low accessibility" areas — this would be the robot's butt and where its junk would be — produced delay and that arousal we talked about.
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Alphabet's self-driving subsidiary Waymo unveiled the latest iteration of its Waymo Driver autonomous driving system, which can be produced more efficiently at scale.
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Propane is a product that can either be produced by an oil refinery or a gas liquid derived from abundant U.S. shale gas production.
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Consider the case of the mini-mill, a &apos70s era innovation that enabled steel to be produced from scrap metal rather than iron ore.
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Alaska's long history of energy development demonstrates that oil and natural gas can be produced safely, without adversely impacting the state's wildlife and environment.
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Two upcoming Netflix series, the dramas "Chambers" and "Messiah," are already being shot in New Mexico and will be produced at the new facility.
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What do you make of the fact that this is only the third best-picture nominee to be produced, written, directed by all women?
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Typically, tetracycline, an antibiotic used to suppress the gene, is included in the moths' diet so that female moths can be produced as well.
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The Supreme Court ruled, in President Richard Nixon's case, that material requested as part of an impeachment inquiry must be produced by the administration.
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In this case, because lots of ATP must be produced over extended periods of time, the muscle cells rely on their organelles called mitochondria.
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" It said the move was intended " to reimagine these spaces as places where resistant forms of thinking, seeing, feeling, and acting can be produced.
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The new car, called the Sián, will be the fastest and most powerful Lamborghini ever made and only 63 of them will be produced.
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There is no release date yet, but the company said the timepieces will be produced in Switzerland and sold at a luxury price point.
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Rahimi, who was born in Afghanistan, was influenced by anti-American materials believed to be produced by Islamist militant group al Qaeda, prosecutors said.
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Hence, the film will be produced in two parts and is scheduled to go on floors by September 2018 for a release in early 2020.
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It has already taken down popular celebrity gossip social media accounts and extended restrictions on what news can be produced and distributed by online platforms.
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Any well-being that may wash over the whirling dervishes, then, would not be produced by "transcendence or bliss or God or something," Zeidan said.
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If something can be produced in one of two possible innate states, you can't accurately know what the state will be before you measure it.
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Instead, all of the cards will be produced by its hardware partners, which will be announcing their own versions of the GPU in due course.
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On Tuesday, Audi unveiled its electric sports utility vehicle Q6003L e-tron, to be produced in the southern city of Foshan and only available domestically.
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And it'll be produced with a new line of cameras from Yi, Lenovo, and LG, as well as other partners who meet VR180 certification standards.
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For every 1,000 phones to be produced TRI will be recruiting 10~20 local staffs to perform both software and hardware testing, flashing and assembly.
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Toyota said the car will be produced in the state, at its Indaiatuba plant, which will receive an investment of 1 billion reais ($254.73 million).
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A report by a UN Panel of Experts raised concerns that oil firms were making large prepayments for oil that is yet to be produced.
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The show, which is set to be produced by Thomas Kail, Steven Levenson, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Joel Fields, released the first trailer in January.
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"Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp," which launched in 2015, was the first show to actually be produced and owned by the company.
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The series, which will premiere in spring 2016 on all of Fusion's platforms, will be produced by former Daily Show producer executive producer Kathy Egan.
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To free up production capacity for electric cars in Hannover, VW's transporter vans could be produced at a Ford plant in Turkey, the source added.
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The channel's content — video highlights and behind the scenes moments from events — will be produced by NBC, who is partnering with BuzzFeed on the effort.
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Marita was pitched by American Hustle co-writer Eric Warren Singer and will be produced by the star, Matt Tolmach, Scott Medick and Andre Rousseau.
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Faraday debuted at CES last year with a concept car not intended to be produced, raising eyebrows over the company's legitimacy and Jia's overall strategy.
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" With headlines like "Listen to Your Body: Your Migraines are Podcasts Trying to be Produced" and "Is the Soul More Supple When You've Been Divorced?
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The award show will be produced by the legendary DJ Paul Oakenfold and TV4 Entertainment, and will be recorded in Los Angeles on April 14.
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The details of exactly what kind of content will be produced have not yet been worked out, as the program is still in early stages.
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The eight-episode series, a collaboration between FX and BBC One, will be produced by Ridley Scott and Steven Knight, and directed by Kristoffer Nyholm.
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The first problem with the American videos was that so many had to be produced in such a short period of time to meet demand.
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"It is fully anticipated that the majority of the cells to be produced" in the FTZ "will be exported," the company said in its application.
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America has federal laws about milk that leave little room for interpretation: The product must be produced in sanitary environments to prevent milk-borne disease.
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Ms. Hadid subsequently designed sinuous, vase-like sculptures for the Berengo glassmaking studio, which have yet to be produced, said Adriano Berengo, the studio's founder.
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"When you talk about tariffs on steel or aluminum or anything else, bourbon just can't be produced anywhere else than the United States," he said.
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The yet-to-be produced nuclear cruise missile can be fired from a fighter jet and is meant to aid the United States bomber fleet.
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Some midsize publishers have focused on portfolios of smaller-scale titles that can be produced using the same infrastructure of presses, distribution and marketing networks.
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Last week, House Republicans set a Friday deadline for outstanding subpoenaed documents requested by the House Judiciary and Intelligence Committees to be produced to lawmakers.
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Last year, a report by the International Gas Union concluded that 1 TWh (terawatt per hour) of biogas can be produced for every million people.
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Musk didn't say where the Model Y would be produced, nor did he get into other details beyond the vehicle specs and a vague timeline.
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Around 7,700 Zwickau employees are being trained to assemble the Volkswagen ID, the first car to be produced on the company's MEB electric car underpinnings.
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Mr. Gooding said that Mr. Rockefeller then convinced Mr. Duncan-Watt to write a new script and promised him that it would be produced internationally.
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"Our Lady of 121st Street" will be produced in May, and a new play of his will have its premiere in the 2018-19 season.
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After all, the people who used quills to write the Second Amendment couldn't comprehend that one day guns would be produced by 3-D printers.
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Not every object can be produced this way, but it's relatively easy to do for items that are basically just images printed on something else.
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Ford said earlier this year it plans to bring eight electrified vehicles to market this year and another nine that will be produced by 2024.
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GoPro said recently that most of its cameras bound for the American market would be produced in Guadalajara by the latter half of the year.
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That means any dispute of what must be produced will be decided in the federal courts under the Supreme Court's decision in United States v.
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" Mr. Silverman, similarly, remembered being convinced that "either there was no oil and gas there, or the oil couldn't be produced at an economic value.
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Noël said that the latest version has a lifetime of around 20 years and can be produced at less than $55 USD per square meter.
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"We're going to see a glut in certain categories like toilet paper, which are going to be produced but not sold," says Fuller, of FreightWaves.
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The templates give a consistent and professional look to these documents, which might otherwise be produced in a word processor like Word or Google Docs.
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The Boeing 787 Dreamliner was the first next-generation plane to be produced by a major aircraft manufacturer, kicking off a new era of efficiency.
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After the Napoleonic Wars ended in 2600, the French aristocracy drove demand for the luxurious adornments that were just starting to be produced in Calais.
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The Endurance will be produced in Lordstown, Ohio in a 6.2 million square feet production space that has the ability to create 420,000 vehicles annually.
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Trees showed limited flowering in late September, but analysts had doubts about the viability of the fruit that would be produced by such early blooms.
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They're also environmentally friendly, said Berger, who said insect food can be produced with a fraction of the gas emissions that go into livestock production.
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Oil will be produced from the Apsara field within the block and output is expected within 24 months of the official launch of the project.
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Although the separate brands would continue to exist, they would be produced out of the same newsrooms and, in some cases, by the same people.
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But if you are lucky, and you are graced, and the audience is in a particular salutary condition, then these deeper responses will be produced.
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Raising Dion will be produced in-house at Netflix, according to The Hollywood Reporter, as the streaming giant continues to prove itself as a production studio.
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Honestly, we give him props for even reaching past the first hot sauce, because anything labelled 'Da Bomb' and 'Death' shouldn't be produced into a sauce.
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The company has also said it might build the electric Mini in China as well, but now says the cars will be produced solely in England.
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The brothers will serve as executive producers, showrunners, and writers for the as-of-yet-untitled series, which will be produced by Marvel Television for FXX.
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Any Model 3 orders in those colors that come in before Friday are expected to be produced and available in the next two to four weeks.
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It's been a few months since it was announced that Donald Glover's heavily-anticipated Deadpool animated TV series, to be produced for FX, was being shelved.
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This PC is extremely well-executed, so it's a shame to say that it's only a proof of concept, and it won't be produced for resale.
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It'll be produced by Babak Anvari and Lucan Toh, the creative team behind the horror film Wounds, which debuted at the Sundance Film Festival in January.
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This echo effect would be produced by the interplay between the strong gravity of the black hole and the possible quantum effects near the event horizon.
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And be one of the rare five-abreast aircraft to be produced in the 2000s as most manufacturers shifted towards four or six-abreast narrowbody aircraft.
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Gianpiero Lotito, CEO and founder of FacilityLive, explains that with an increasing amount of items being connected to the IOT, more personal data will be produced.
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GM said in October 2017 it would launch at least 20 new all-electric vehicles by 2023, but has not said where they will be produced.
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The YouTube Director onsite website also features a number of other ads created via the service, to showcase the professional quality of what can be produced.
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And similarly, if you are engaged in financial misconduct, you will have to wait for the verdict that will be produced by a court of law.
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But its development plans call for 24 percent of energy needs to be produced from wind, solar and biofuels by 2030 in partnership with foreign investors.
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Electricity is hard to monopolise because it can be produced from numerous sources of fuel, from natural gas and nuclear to wind, solar, hydro and biomass.
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If today's drones capture a wide enough user base, gradually all kinds of new applications will be produced for them, growing the market bigger and bigger.
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Still, he said, he thought the rule might be erased once China eliminates the requirement that electric cars also be produced by joint ventures in China.
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"The technology developed here is able to treat every biogas that can be produced from anaerobic digestion, from agricultural feedstock, sewage sludge, organic waste," Coursan added.
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Both of which could conceivably be useful for years if a fresh batch of compatible smartphone bodies were to be produced every 12 to 24 months.
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Rahimi, now 19943, who was born in Afghanistan, was influenced by anti-American materials believed to be produced by Islamist militant group al Qaeda, prosecutors said.
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The stylish two-door is more limited than the other cars on the list — only 25 will be produced — but it's still considered a production vehicle.
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According to France's Association technique énergie environnement (ATEE), 750 million tons of oil equivalent (Mtoe) could be produced worldwide each year via methanation of municipal waste.
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On social media, some fans expressed excitement about the sequel, to be produced by Disney and directed (like the other four Indy films) by Steven Spielberg.
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The company was also behind the poorly-received BlackBerry Android offerings from last year, which were the last handsets thought to be produced with the branding.
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Its most distinguishing feature may be the organizers' claim that it is the first Miami Art Week fair to be produced and owned exclusively by women.
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It is a source of materials needed to maintain nuclear warheads, such as tritium (which decays, but could theoretically be produced or procured by other means).
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"Vox Machina" will be produced by Titmouse, the production company behind Netflix's "Big Mouth," and will be written by Jennifer Muro ("Star Wars: Forces of Destiny").
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This year, America has added a lot of renewable capacity: the amount of megawatts that can be produced from solar and wind at any given time.
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"If we're lucky, we will see 6 percent of all of the documents that could be produced to reflect on Kavanaugh's position on issues," he said.
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The agreement stipulates that motor vehicles benefitting from the agreement's terms must be produced with a minimum of 75 percent from a high-wage area, i.e.
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If that's not exciting enough, it will be produced by Bunim/Murray, the same company that produced Rob & Chyna, America's Psychic Challenge, and The Simple Life.
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Australia's current committed LNG projects will make it the world's largest LNG producer by 20153, when 82 million tons will be produced Down Under every year.
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Andre Araujo, Shell's Brazil CEO, said at an event in Rio de Janeiro that it was too soon to forecast when first oil might be produced.
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It was designed using BMW's new "flexible" engineering which allows for the same model to be produced in gasoline, plug-in hybrid and fully electric versions.
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"The equipments we supply will have to be produced at a higher rate and quality," Fontana said, as Areva NP's foundry Creusot Forge undergoes an audit.
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That year, however, Earth's biocapacity was only 12 billion global hectares, meaning people used nearly 50 percent more natural resources than were able to be produced.
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The farming technology that is being developed right now will affect how food will be produced, how much food will cost, and environmental and labor issues.
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"He continued: "They are typically much higher (around 7%) than the market returns that are built into the pricing and that are likely to be produced.
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They will be produced at a Fiat Chrysler plant in Windsor, Ontario, and equipped with self-driving technology at a Waymo technical center in Novi, Mich.
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We imagine that wanting to be inclusive and cosmopolitan makes us so, but we continue to be produced by and inhabit the structures that create oppression.
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Today, Mastermind continues to be produced, by a division of Goliath Games, but no version available today features Bill Woodward or Cecilia Masters on the box.
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Surveys show Britain has potentially large shale gas resources, but more drilling needs to be done to assess how much, if any, can be produced economically.
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But it can also be produced through electrolysis, which uses electricity (ideally generated by wind and solar) and a catalyst to free hydrogen directly from water.
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They began doing everything they could to offer things that TV couldn't, from massive, widescreen visuals to enormous epics that couldn't be produced on TV budgets.
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Hydrogen can be produced directly from water by electrolysis, but nearly all the hydrogen currently in use is produced from steam methane reforming or coal gasification.
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The watch, the Insight Micro-Rotor Lady, is priced at 83,000 Swiss francs and will be produced in limited editions of 10 pieces with each dial.
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What they found was that myriad shades and powders of varying coarseness could be produced from the material, from yellow and oranges to reds and grays.
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On Tuesday, a federal judge blocked attempts by a gun activist to post schematics for a gun that can be produced by a 3-D printer.
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"Gettin' the Band Back Together" is to be produced by Hunter Arnold, Carl Daikeler, Richard Hopper, Roy Putrino and Richard Roth, in addition to Mr. Davenport.
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His custom wedding cakes reflect a level of mastery that is measured in years; they cannot be produced on a conveyor belt or purchased for $14.99.
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Look back to ancient Egypt: Physicians thought that toxic substances could be produced in people's bodies (particularly within feces), caused disease, and needed to be expelled.
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Mr. Shelby told reporters after the meeting that he hoped a final piece of legislation could be produced by Monday and voted on later next week.
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This fair will be produced and presented in 8 Ball Community style, super lo-fi and DIY, and will feature almost only West Coast publishers and projects.
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The machines will sell for roughly $160,000 (USD) and will be produced outside of Toronto, Ontario by manufacturer Alf Zeuner, who put up the $1 million investment.
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Directed by Dennis Villanueve, the film will still be produced by original director Scott, but depart further from Philip K. Dick's Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
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Ford will use Volkswagen's MEB platform to develop "at least one" fully electric car for the European market that's designed to be produced and sold at scale.
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Wiliot says that the size of the Bluetooth chip, combined with the lack of any battery, means it can be produced cheaply and mounted on almost anything.
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"The support and assurances of the U.K. government enabled us to decide that the next generation Qashqai and X-Trail will be produced at Sunderland," Ghosn said.
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The Kirin 980 was the first smartphone chip to be produced on the 7-nanometre node—the current state of the art for squeezing in computing power.
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And unlike Tesla's other electric vehicles, the Model Y will most likely be produced at the company's massive "gigafactory" in Nevada, Musk said during an earnings call.
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This is an important result given that many animals are now being cloned on a regular basis—and that humans may eventually be produced with the technique.
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Rosie Wardle, the program director of the Jeremy Coller Foundation, who advises on Coller's investments, believes this method is how protein will be produced in the future.
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At scale, insights generated from bars across the country could help to inform the decisions that advertisers and distilleries make about what should be produced for where.
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Antibodies, a blood protein, play a key role in the immune system and can be produced in a lab to help the immune system attack cancer cells.
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This is the first daily news program on Snapchat, and the first news show of any kind to be produced by a third party on the platform.
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Multiple versions of the shirts will be produced, catered towards different activities on the water whether it's something active like paddle boarding, or more passive like fishing.
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This product can be produced by the thousands, stored long-term, provided to hospitals around the world and given to any patient who is in medical need.
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The country spends more than $29 billion a year importing rice, meat, grains and other foods which analysts and local farmers say could be produced at home.
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Only 100 pieces of each garment will be produced (which is very Yeezy, if you ask us), and each edition will be tagged with a number (i.e.
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If what Dr. Whipple tells me is correct—that orgasm can be produced from imagery alone—then I should theoretically be able to think myself to orgasm.
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A team of experts has been appointed to assess Eskom's technical challenges and the cabinet said last week a preliminary report should be produced within a month.
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Fowler has reportedly pledged her life rights to a movie being written by "Hidden Figures" screenwriter Allison Schroeder, to be produced by former Disney executive Kristin Barr.
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The project has reportedly been in the works for months at ABC and will be produced by the same studio at Sony Pictures Television as the original.
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By initially selling it at a reduced price with a Kickstarter campaign, the modular accessory will only be produced if enough people actually want to buy it.
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The show will span 10 episodes and will be produced close to the premiere date to be able to stay relevant to current events, according to Variety.
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Among other things, the bill would end a requirement that 100 percent of food aid commodities be produced in the United States, changing it to 25 percent.
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Offensive systems always have the advantage in this type of arms race, because missiles can be produced at a much faster and cheaper rate than defensive interceptors.
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Through this method, oxygen is released as a result instead of carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, meaning the metal can be produced in an environmentally clean way.
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"The support and assurances of the UK government enabled us to decide that the next generation Qashqai and X-Trail will be produced at Sunderland," he said.
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The CSeries may be produced at Airbus' assembly line in Alabama for U.S. airlines, helping Bombardier avoid punitive U.S. tariffs threatened by a trade dispute with Boeing.
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By 2050 there will be 10 billion people on Earth, meaning that 70% more food will need to be produced from the same land we currently farm.
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Auto manufacturing: The new deal would require that 75% of the parts in any car sold in North America be produced in the United States or Mexico.
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That means that all adult NFL Nike gear — other than the jerseys and apparel worn by players and coaches on the field — will be produced by Fanatics.
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But, in parallel, not only do you need a safe and effective vaccine but you also need to have one that can be produced in large volumes.
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A few stories will be produced -- and a few more cable TV segments will be made -- that try to figure out whether there is any "there" there.
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I am against live-audience debates in general, since the debates are quite clearly (and should be) produced with the live TV (and streaming) audience in mind.
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It is an invitation to motivate these activities anew, to reimagine these spaces as places where resistant forms of thinking, seeing, feeling and acting can be produced.
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Swissmint confirmed that 55,000 of the coins, featuring Federer delivering a backhand, will be produced and will be available for pre-order from Tuesday until Dec. 19.
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The Model 3, a compact electric model that Tesla plans to sell for $35,000, is expected to debut this summer and be produced in significantly higher volumes.
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BMW has said it plans to design and engineer future models so they can all be produced with a choice of internal combustion, electric or hybrid power.
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In Germany, cannabis will be produced by licenced producers and distributed to pharmacies like any other medication, with each prescription eligible for full reimbursement from health insurance.
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Because the weather can cause flight delays, it could impact how quickly results can be produced, a spokesperson from the Nunavut Department of Health told CBC News.
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It is an invitation to motivate these activities anew, to reimagine these spaces as places where resistant forms of thinking, seeing, feeling, and acting can be produced.
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