But tackling such issues can be slow or even grudging.
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It can be slow and contained, or rousing and athletic.
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It's got to be slow, so your eyes can adjust.
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Alas, new country names can be slow to catch on.
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They can be slow and cludgy and hard to understand.
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The biggest privacy optimists think the ascent will be slow.
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It may be slow, but we'll continue to push forward.
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Even in these areas, progress looks set to be slow.
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Basically, progress is going to be slow whenever it happens.
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However, Loureiro said growth in Central America would be slow.
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The next steps will be slow, but could be momentous.
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After all, summers are supposed to be slow and relaxing.
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I let myself be slow in the shower, getting ready.
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Even late at night, the trains can be slow, delayed.
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But public transit can be "slow and inconvenient," Davis said.
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But also know that victory can be slow and nonlinear.
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Cons: Parking is expensive, and the valet can be slow.
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The Trump death march will be slow, grinding and ugly.
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A factory SKS can be slow and difficult to reload.
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Effective diplomacy will typically be slow and marked by setbacks.
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For the most part, it will be slow and difficult.
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Hence, the revival is likely to be slow and painful.
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There are some caveats: plants can't be slow on the uptake.
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Put more simply, sales may be slow but profits are rising.
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That pace should be slow enough not to rattle the market.
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But several factors suggest the recovery may be slow and uncertain.
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Attitudes among non-indigenous Canadians may also be slow to shift.
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And with a 1.3 billion population, it has to be slow.
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The scars of the banking crisis will be slow to fade.
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And the latest bout of competition may be slow to start.
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I'm interested, I'm skeptical, I'm ready to be slow rolled again.
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A transition to any new OS will be slow for sure.
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The exit will be slow, but the consequences will be monumental.
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And as the name suggests, the juicing process can be… slow.
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And he thinks leagues will be slow to accept marijuana, too.
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Game of Thrones, as great as it is, can be slow.
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"The wheels of justice may be slow, but they do grind."
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But some say changes in behavior may be slow to materialize.
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Sometimes getting things done just has to be slow and messy.
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But this process can be slow, and expensive, and not comprehensive enough.
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If you do get internet access, it can be slow and limited.
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Even electronic platforms with central clearing functions can be slow and expensive.
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My MacBook may be slow and technically obsolete, but it still *works*.
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Ageing demands a robotics revolution but it may be slow to arrive.
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Recognize it can be slow as you build customer and client relationships.
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Writing and publishing patches: Vendors can be slow to release security patches.
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Change may be slow in Mohil's province, but at least it's coming.
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Things are going to be slow, and they're going to be piecemeal.
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It recognises that Japan's backward-looking psychology will be slow to change.
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Recovery is expected to be slow—and that's the best case scenario.
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We now see erosion where once there used to be slow progress.
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"My advice would be: Slow and steady wins the race," he says.
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And, as Trump acknowledged Thursday, the Guantanamo process tends to be slow.
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Or, they may be slow to react, said Mileti, the social scientist.
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He said he expected business to be "slow, slow" starting on Tuesday.
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Recovery will be slow and patchy, but the worst is probably past.
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However, the company said in February that initial sales could be slow.
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At the same time, Pompeo admitted Wednesday that progress would be slow.
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But should this modification be slow and moderate or rapid and profound?
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Prior pandemics have shown that government aid can be slow to arrive.
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Some analysts and industry sources say output may be slow to recover.
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Technology companies can also be slow to respond to requests for information.
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It's okay for growth to be slow, for progress to be gradual.
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"It's going to be slow, there is no doubt about it," Waldhauser said.
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But perceptions, like so much else in construction, can be slow to change.
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The months of January and February tend to be slow for movie theaters.
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Regulatory triggers tend to be slow motion unfoldings at the best of times.
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These adjustments suggest that supply growth will be slow in the coming years.
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So the rollout might be slow, but it's kind of a cool feature.
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That means they'll be slow and squishy — especially compared to modern sports coupes.
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Like the constitutional amendment process, change in law is supposed to be slow.
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However, the initiative will be slow to take off without other banks' adoption.
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In the Senate, change is supposed to be slow and deliberate and difficult.
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"There's that saying, 'be slow to speak and quick to hear'," Edwards added.
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And the potentially dangerous impact will be slow-burning and difficult to trace.
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"My advice would be: Slow and steady wins the race," he said at .
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The drills may be slow, but the city's approval process has moved fast.
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Democracy, particularly at the local party level, can be slow, messy and obscure.
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"Media companies tend to be slow and monolithic, but not particularly innovative," said Foster.
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They will also probably be slow to leave home, get married and have children.
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Individual actions can be quite fast, but navigating the app itself can be slow.
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The Indian elephant may be slow to learn, but it is hard to budge.
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Airbus may be slow to embrace these long-term opportunities, given its cosy position.
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You might grant them a little push so they will be slow to follow.
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The cars can be slow to turn, hesitant in certain situations, and overly cautious.
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Further decline is expected over the next five years, but it will be slow.
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Trading is expected to be slow this week due to holidays in many countries.
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"It'll be slow, potentially," Matthew Green, a cryptographer at Johns Hopkins University, told me.
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The uncertain trend line for coronavirus suggests demand recovery will be slow in coming.
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Dedicated night mode helps, but it can be slow and the results vary widely.
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The storms will be slow-moving, "leading to persistent rains through Wednesday," Norman said.
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Survivors face hurdles of their own, with help likely to be slow in coming.
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It can be slow, sometimes incurring higher fees than regular transactions, market participants said.
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"So the snow should melt ... But harvest will be slow to recover," he said.
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Wireless charging can be slow, so I wish Apple had upped the ante here.
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Slow change In an atmosphere where western ideals of beauty prevail, change can be slow.
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"Blockchain can be slow," researchers at the consultancy said in a report published on Monday.
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The international roll-out will be slow, but there's plenty of reason as to why.
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In countries like Senegal, where local economic activity can be slow, many struggle to survive.
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It hopes Sublocade will become a blockbuster medicine although expects initial sales to be slow.
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Other GOP senators have indicated the path to a Senate healthcare bill will be slow.
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Brains may be slow and error-prone, but they are also robust, adaptable and frugal.
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The transition from manual to automated driving will be slow and complicated, and probably messy.
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Because green beans have denser flesh than celery, they can be slow to absorb seasonings.
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The answers to these questions are likely to be slow in coming, most scientists said.
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Update Recovery will be slow for many of the vacation spots devastated by Hurricane Michael.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Winds diminish more than recent nights, although it could be slow.
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They should be slow to criticize those in the hot seat for getting something wrong.
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On past form, Trump would not be slow in claiming credit for saving the Senate.
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" A few days later, he tweeted that the pullout would be "slow and highly coordinated.
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" Mr. Miller expects that the market will be "slow going for a couple of years.
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But he says Jatco's best hope is that takeup of electric vehicles will be slow.
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The Engadget app isn't perfect, though, and some app store reviewers complain it can be slow.
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It's also frustrating that progress can be slow on the things that affect our daily lives.
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I also found the camera's autofocus to be slow and sometimes unreliable, especially in low light.
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In particular, democracy can be slow and inefficient, incorporating the needs of many constituencies and coalitions.
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Thanks to the communication delay, it's going to be slow drip of data for a while.
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Until it is cleared away, Europe's great banking merger wave will be slow to get going.
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He might have imagined the police would be slow to react in such a small community.
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But in general, adoption of VR headsets appears to be slow among non-gamer mainstream consumers.
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He also indicated any winding down of its massive stimulus programme was likely to be slow.
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However, the implementation of these technologies is likely to be slow and weigh on chains' profitability.
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All this means that resolving the crisis of the Arab world will be slow and hard.
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Internet connections can be slow or non-existent, and in many places card payments are rare.
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Should there be reason to worry that markets will again be slow to accept new information?
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"[It] made us believe growth would always be slow and difficult to come by," Cramer said.
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But this might be slow to generate the kinds of big productivity gains that are possible.
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The field of gerontology remembers this and is going to be slow to embrace air pollution.
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They were expected to be slow and contentious even before Aurelius Capital challenged the oversight board.
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Reimbursement is relatively quick, while FEMA's buyout programs tend to be slow and difficult to navigate.
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The climax may be slow in coming, but once it arrives, it erupts with monumental force.
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He also indicated any winding down of its massive stimulus program was likely to be slow.
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However, if scale is not present, building significant market share via wholesale can be slow and difficult.
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I'm not sure I regret that, but it's hard to be slow and small at this point.
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You can, of course, run AI models on any old CPU, but they'll be slow and cranky.
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Symptoms of a TBI can be slow to manifest and sometimes harder to detect than other injuries.
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Though fund managers are beginning to rethink their oil exposure, they say the shift will be slow.
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If you would like to stay in touch: [redacted] (cc-ed) (though will be slow to respond).
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The second is to take lenders to court - a route that can be slow and financially painful.
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It warned that many roads are still closed and said the waters will be slow to recede.
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Samsung is certainly not out of the mobile business despite this disaster, but recovery will be slow.
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Even if things are different this time, then at least the transition is likely to be slow.
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The recovery is going to be slow at first, so it's not going to be very noticeable.
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Why it matters: Today's inflight Internet access, while gradually getting better, tends to be slow and expensive.
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"Holy Ground" makes a strong case that not all breakup songs have to be slow and sad.
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Employers would still have many job applicants to choose from, and wage growth would likely be slow.
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Campaigners for transgender rights welcomed the move, but some cautioned that enforcement was likely to be slow.
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With foreign direct investment in Russia down 90 percent in three years, future growth will be slow.
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The country has a chance for democracy, but the process looks to be slow and very uncertain.
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But critics say the law encourages companies to be slow to address problematic posts on their site.
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Deals at this point in the year can be slow, but right now, that isn't the case.
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Finally, I noticed the cameras can sometimes be slow to focus, especially when moving between the lenses.
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The system is intended to be slow to some extent, and people think everything should be fast.
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Given the enormous backlog, progress through the untested chemicals will still be slow — to say the least.
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Its decline will be slow but assured as new software systems are implemented in more modern languages.
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A policy speech Marape made on Wednesday offered investors some relief as he said changes would be slow.
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But a lot of the software we use for 3D modeling can be slow or unintuitive to use.
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Boeing knew the Paris Air Show would be slow, but this may have been worse than they expected.
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The general rule when developing a new kind of solar technology is to expect progress to be slow.
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Potential privatisation of stakes in state companies could be a source of funds, but progress may be slow.
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Goldman analysts expect the tax bill is "fairly likely" to become law, but warned progress could be slow.
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It could be slow all night, then you get this huge push at 9 PM. You're completely unprepared.
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Clearly, climate progress at the federal level will be slow-going (if not impossible) for the time being.
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One thing is clear, while it may be slow, the movement toward a more encrypted web seems unstoppable.
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It doesn't help that the default speed of the six-hour mini-series seems to be slow motion.
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A company too far to the right may be slow to react, overly hierarchical, and untrusting of others.
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Big companies, he said, make big investment decisions years in advance and will be slow to change course.
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Low clouds may be slow to erode as highs struggle to reach the upper 40s to lower 50s.
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But generational turnover in Congress can be slow, with incumbent advantage keeping lawmakers in office year after year.
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Browsing the web over a VPN can be slow, and not all online services work through the connection.
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Internet connections can be slow and the vast archipelago landscape can prove daunting to even hardened logistics experts.
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"It can be slow and frustrating, but it is our best hope of securing Mollie's location," Emily Heaston wrote.
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The reason the UN expects change to be slow in future is that it has been slow until now.
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We expect macro conditions to improve in 2017, compared to 2016 and 13, but the recovery will be slow.
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Fresh indicators suggest any recovery will be slow, at best, a drag on growth across the entire euro zone.
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At least this online shopping adventure is productive, but ugh, this is why I can't be slow at work.
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The World Trade Organisation (WTO) has a dispute-settlement process, but it has some gaps and can be slow.
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The rebalancing will be slow, with inventories in developed economies reaching a record-high 22015 billion barrels in June.
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It might be slow moving, but a fresh start around issues concerning home and family is on the way.
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Your finger hits the button accidentally or when the battery is low, the camera can be slow to shoot.
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However, network speeds may be slow inside the village school which is heavily protected against stray bullets, KT said.
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"This is going to be slow," said Emad Badi, a London-based Libya scholar who is tracking the fighting.
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There might not be any big revolution, but there will be slow, steady progress, not this vertiginous lurching about.
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Federal agencies can be slow in responding to initial document requests, often forcing lawsuits, which add to the delays.
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They may be slow in coming, but those same drags on growth may well hit Utah, too, she said.
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" Gieringer claims that any such publication study will be slow going, saying, "I imagine it will be numerous years.
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Tortoises may be slow, but given the amount of time Abuh was free, she could have traveled an impressive distance.
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These lines weren't designed to carry digital data, and as a result internet service over them tends to be slow.
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After what they deemed to be slow service during a social event, they told her to pack up her things.
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"Nintendo may be slow to the game, but when they get there ... they're going to kill it," van Dreunen said.
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Though campaigners try to loosen rules—in 2016 Alabamians voted to abolish their last teetotal county—change can be slow.
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Tesla's Model 3 may be slow out of the factory, but the top model will be quick on the road.
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However, Birol's comments lend weight to the view that development will likely be slow to materialize once leases are sold.
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Progress may be slow going, but if recent history is any indication, what's problematic today won't be for much longer.
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Legislation may be slow or get derailed for any number of reasons, including that the "good side" is really busy.
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But he conceded that desired policy changes could be slow, as China's pension reform involves coordination between several government agencies.
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"They make it much more difficult" by truncating a process that is designed to be slow and deliberative, Coppess said.
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Obama says that "progress will be slow and frustrating," but he places a lot of faith in the students' work.
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It can be slow to respond and is always slow to boot, but at least it looks classy and elegant.
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With positions either vacant or occupied with holdovers from the Obama years, progress in the right direction will be slow.
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"Growth in deposits will also be slow as corporate profitability is low and consumers react to austerity measures," he said.
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And as long as climate change isn't seen as an urgent health issue, such action will be slow or nonexistent.
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Rebuilding is likely to be slow and costly but is essential to achieve stability and end the cycle of conflict.
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And let the waiters be slow bringing their orders, so that there is plenty of time for them to chat.
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In recent days, Trump appeared to back off from any hasty pullout and stressed that the operation would be slow.
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Inflation remains weak in Europe, undergirding expectations that the central bank will be slow to take back its free money.
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Because the SIU is involved, disclosure on the details of the raid and the shooting will be slow to come.
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Despite some real advantages, pickup truck buyers will probably be slow, at first, to adopt the new trucks, said Abuelsamid.
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Today, however, the justice system continues to be slow to understand the link between online harassment and real-life violence.
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Moody's said Brazil's progress in fiscal consolidation will be slow and growth anemic for the next two to three years.
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The rebound is likely to be slow and steady and driven by companies whose U.S. portfolios are skewed toward Colorado.
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Still, change may be slow to come to a culture in which many women experience domestic and public abuse daily.
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That change could be slow — it may take insurance companies months to get their changes approved and on drivers' quotes.
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Deals can be slow during this time of year, but there are some worthwhile phone deals available from different retailers.
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That's not the kind of thing seems to me we ought to be slow walking or refusing to take up.
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Unlike the great Silicon Valley companies, which seemed to blossom overnight, he said he knew progress here would be slow.
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Pegas code, they argued, would require so much customization that the final product would be slow and prone to glitches.
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Banks can be slow to respond to requests for access to such data, or may block them altogether for security reasons.
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The months of February and March tend to be slow months for entertainment, as the Academy Awards hog all the attention.
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There are all sorts of reasons why the LDO vision will be slow to come to fruition, if it ever does.
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It may be slow because the network you use is having issues or something outside of your control is blocking it.
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"We do believe there's a great long term opportunity here," he said, but noted that the first steps would be slow.
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Driving is out because parking is limited and expensive, and while the bus is a fine option, it can be slow.
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Musk said progress will be slow, and that the company will not suddenly unveil a chip that takes over people's brain.
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"The space for our operations is small, so the search and rescue progress can be slow," it said in a statement.
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When transactions are done in a split second, there is no time for a company to be slow, not even once.
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Art Cashin said with so much political turmoil around the world, the Fed will likely be slow to raise interest rates.
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Male birth control may also be slow to materialize in part because it doesn't have motivation or money from Big Pharma.
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Certainly the shift to legalization will be slow and will not be without difficulty and the need for adjustment and improvement.
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Keep in mind that workbooks can cost more than online lessons, and delivery time could be slow during this current crisis.
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Between gaining the resources, training, and evading global law enforcement, any movement on this plot would likely be slow and deliberate.
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Yes, it will be slow-going and, as you point out, asks even more of people who have already been harmed.
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But experts say that even systemic changes, like greater oversight of officers' use of force, can be slow to yield results.
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Ms. Croft speculated that Russia might be "slow-walking" on cuts, though she figures that Moscow will come around in time.
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But as with China, talks on a phase two are likely to be slow-going because of the challenging issues involved.
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"And the crisis will continue in 2019, and perhaps in 2020, because the rise in prices will be slow," he said.
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In contrast, bank account data, especially that offered by legacy banks as apposed to challengers, can be slow and quite limited.
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To avoid the condition, it is important to be slow and gradual when beginning a new type of workout, she said.
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The progress coming out of the Catholic Church may be slow but in this case, it's absolutely better late than never.
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While the songs here might be slow, they're never meandering, able to blissfully glide with Homan's croon and delicate guitar playing.
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But they acknowledge that change in medical practice can be slow, and that parents are their most important partners in advocacy.
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Our Presidents might be slow when it comes to updated communication devices, but we've come a long way since George W. Bush:
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Gazan women may be slow to seek treatment for cost or cultural reasons and may not have access to good medical facilities.
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Your problem might not be slow internet but an unreliable WiFi signal due to the cheap router you get from your provider.
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The Pentagon and State Department are similarly worried and Robert O'Brien, Mr Bolton's successor, is said to be slow-walking the order.
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Although the Chinese might be slow to seal a deal, they have become more competitive and knowledgeable about the market, he added.
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But that process can be slow and many look to the White House for confirmation on the exact content of an order.
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However, this in itself indicates a tenuous level of support and any recovery in the relationship will be slow and half-hearted.
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Cyberscoop reports that the CIA's internal Shark Tank-like effort is a recognition that technology acquisition inside government agencies can be slow.
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The result may be that advances in this area will be slow as regulators clamp down on anything that seems too anarchic.
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Superb AI: To build artificial intelligence, you need accurately labeled training data, but services like Mechanical Turk can be slow and inaccurate.
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Brazil's progress in shoring up its finances would be slow and growth anemic for the next two to three years, Moody's said.
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If he says there's good reason to think iPhones will be slow to reach consumers, then there's a solid chance he's right.
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Senior executives often don't go out of their way to shed light on difficulties, and they may be slow to see problems.
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But that could end up costing the federal government more money — another reason the Trump administration may be slow to approve it.
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We do have one big concern: A county might be slow to publish precinct results, or might entirely fail to do so.
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These members will be slow to vote while they wait to see if their support makes the difference between passage and failure.
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Reckonings with the past can also be slow to come: It was not until 2013 that a police chief in Montgomery, Ala.
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This of course assumes that the victim has the funds to do so, and host platforms can be slow to remove images.
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But he added that Black Sheep expects February to be slow, potentially leading to a "financial write off" for the first quarter.
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Stein tells me that if you're charging your phone, you might not be next to it and could be slow to respond.
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The financial sector may not top the list of highly innovative industries, as it can often be slow moving and overly cautious.
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As for the extra flash it takes for a horse to become a legend, Spot may be slow, but he'll get there.
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As for the extra flash it takes for a horse to become a legend, Spot may be slow, but he'll get there.
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" Four days later, Mr. Trump said the withdrawal would be "slow" and "highly coordinated" and maintained that "our troops are coming home!
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This time, should the FOMC approve a rate hike, it will do so with firm language that the future pace will be slow.
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I THINK THERE ARE OPPORTUNITIES FOR US. WE ARE GOING TO BE SLOW, WE ARE GOING TO BE VERY FOCUSED ON RISK MANAGEMENT.
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The crowd loves this, since it seems like they perhaps had been worried that these big, heavy electric trucks would also be slow.
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Fifteen years ago, when airlines started introducing check-in kiosks, many customers complained the process would be slow, cumbersome and leave them frustrated.
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That's because running can often feel incredibly isolated and it is difficult to see an improvement because it can be slow to manifest.
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While in Taurus, Mercury will be slow to talk but deeply thoughtful as he tries to make sense of the information he's receiving.
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Long-term holders like pension funds and insurance companies are obvious candidates to do so, although they tend to be slow to react.
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The area is reportedly strewn with landmines and boobytraps left by Islamic State militants, so the investigation will be slow, tedious, and dangerous.
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The adoption of new versions of Android may be slow, but there's one area where Google is (unsurprisingly) doing great: the Google Pixel.
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Adding to that sentiment, any monetary policy reform moving forward will probably be slow and gradual, according to Fisher, who deemed it appropriate.
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The health-care industry can be slow to adopt new technologies, especially if it's not clear how and whether everybody will get paid.
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Due to design flaws limiting the scalability of bitcoin, converting fiat currency to bitcoin can be slow and costly compared to other coins.
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Wireless service is unlikely to be affected, but responses to service requests may be slow for landlines, high-speed Internet and television services.
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But government can be slow, inept and profligate just as private developers can rake in tax breaks without always delivering on promised benefits.
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Apple can be slow to adopt certain features for iPhone, but the company is usually intentional when it does finally add certain things.
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Armies of advisers at legacy wirehouses — massive, full-service broker-dealers — oversee trillions in wealth, and large shops can be slow to change.
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If the world is going to end it's going to be slow and painful over millions of years, rather than some cataclysmic moment.
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But until countries stop subsidising their plants, or imposing tariffs to artificially raise prices, progress towards ending the steel glut will be slow.
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"Consumers are going to be slow to take up these products if issues of privacy and security are of a concern," Ramirez said.
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Trying to build this stuff from scratch could be slow and hugely expensive, given YouTube's still perfecting its ContentID system eight years in.
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Mercury in Taurus people may be slow to make a decision, but once it's made, these stubborn folks will not change their mind!
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The kiosk can be slow, and the procedure can become confusing, especially for those who aren't used to interacting with so much technology.
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A second problem is political responsiveness: The policies of large nations can be slow to change, even if change is needed and desired.
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WHO "will be slow to make that call, but it's kind of there whether they say it this week or next," he said.
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While service can be slow, and any problems might not get resolved immediately, you'll find this is a common theme throughout the Bahamas.
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Deleveraging is also likely to be slow over the next couple of years as it will rely on operating turnarounds in core markets.
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Overtreatment also can be a risk if a test detects a cancer that turns out to be slow-growing and therefore possibly harmless.
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But if early signs are any indication, the road will be slow and winding, pitted with questions about effectiveness, privacy and user appeal.
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For the Fed, in the current environment, this means: 'yes guys, we are going to normalize rates but it's going to be slow moving.
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When you're solving complex, multifaceted problems, progress can be slow, but big data accelerates the process — insights come faster and decisions are more precise.
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And although wireless charging can be slow on the Pixel 3, it's also an addictive premium feature, and one we missed in the 3a.
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However, the sheer scale of Intel's business (it's the biggest chip maker on the planet) means any change in the industry will be slow.
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The disaster recovery tool also helps those companies that may be slow to move to the cloud to get more comfortable with the idea.
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However, since then it has become clear that the Fed will be slow and deliberate in raising rates, and the group has bounced back.
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Stembel says this extra cash helps cover unexpected expenses and bridges the gap during times of the year when flower sales may be slow.
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Bitcoin may be slow to process, expensive, and difficult to mine, but we're seeing clearly just how much the entire market depends on it.
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Any withdrawal would have to be slow: central banks worry that putting an expiry date on cash could undermine the value of their currency.
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But I think the flow of proven titles to VR will be slow, which will leave a gap for the industry's innovators to fill.
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Twitter has had an appeals process in place in the past, but it wasn't accessible in its app and response time could be slow.
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That suggests inflation may be slow to rise toward the U.S. Federal Reserve's target and that the dollar's value will be unlikely to increase.
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But retrofitting chaotic districts with roads and sewers will be slow, hard and pricey: some homes must be knocked down and their owners compensated.
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It's not that I expected the office to be slow, but I thought the day would mostly consist of number-crunching and screen time.
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You may not get WiFi until you're 10,000 feet in the air, and when you do get it, it may be slow and spotty.
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In Europe, surveys indicated that growth in the euro zone will be slow but steady, underscoring concerns about the vulnerability of the bloc's upturn.
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Periods of deglobalization — when nations begin shuttering their borders to flows of trade, money and people — tended to be slow processes, not sudden events.
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The impacts may be slow to unravel, however, as many consumers have opted into 34- to 35-month payment plans for higher-end smartphones.
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Regarding criticisms of scalability, it's true that bitcoin's network has been known to be slow, at times validating fewer than 10,000 transactions per second.
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Economists said the impact of building could be slow since it will take time for homeowners to get reimbursed by insurance or other funds.
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Seton Hall has had a pattern of getting off to slow starts lately, but this one would have had to improve to be slow.
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Without such data and analytics, pricing cyber insurance will continue to be imprecise—and the market will be slow to develop, if at all.
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The enforcement process, which can be slow, starts mostly with complaints, but undercover tests are often the most effective way of proving disparate treatment.
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He acknowledged that for many people, the videos will be slow and may not be watched in their entirety — they are filmed on nature's time.
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However, William Blair analyst Matt Phipps expects the initial demand to be slow due to the cardiovascular risks, and expects peak sales of $500 million.
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And though vetting recipients to ensure they are not terrorists can be slow and pricey, cash aid is cheaper overall than delivering sacks of stuff.
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But progress will be slow until RENAMO appoints a full-time successor to Afonso Dhlakama, its leader for almost 40 years, who died in May.
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For those who might be slow on the uptake, the credits conclude with an arsenal of weapons slowly coalescing into the Punisher's infamous skull logo.
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InkHunter is an augmented reality platform that is aimed towards improving mobile apps overall, since AR is noted to be slow, or inconsistent on mobile.
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Rates will be slow to rebound as refiners from Corpus Christi, Texas to Lake Charles, Louisiana, were in the process of inspecting and restarting operations.
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The healthcare industry can be slow to innovate and ZappRx has been scaling its offering condition to condition, expanding from pulmonary to neurology and rheumatology.
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As we know, NPL is lagging indicator, when economic recovery continues to be slow, and in the case of Thailand, the recovery has been uneven.
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As supersized versions of a rotating mortar and pestle, they may be slow, but their oil is still considered the pick of wealthier village folk.
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That is chiefly due to America's slowing economy and rising interest rates (although the pace of increases is likely to be slow—see Free exchange).
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The bank's profitability has fallen sharply as a result of the deterioration on the operating environment, the recovery of which should be slow and gradual.
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I can only quibble with the automatic brightness adjustment, which can be slow to adapt and sometimes changes in discrete increments that make it noticeable.
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According to the source, Ellis told the firms that any change in UK law would be slow and would need to undergo a thorough review.
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Because the FBI handles a high volume of requests, deals with classified information and is known to be slow to respond to public records requests.
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While a push towards more disciplined work hours may be slow to come, experts have suggested another area where workers can strive for better treatment.
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There is also a practical reason for the Trump administration not to have imposed the tariff increase right away: Updating customs procedures can be slow.
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I may just be slow, but I've found that the meals take a little bit longer to make than the booklet suggests, so plan accordingly.
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Any production recovery will now be sluggish, prices will be slow to rebound, and Venezuela must overcome the supply chain bottlenecks and bloated storage facilities.
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"The economic recovery is likely to be slow and shallow despite the recent measures to boost investments," said Anagha Deodhar, an economist at ICICI Securities.
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"The economic recovery is likely to be slow and shallow despite the recent measures to boost investments," said Anagha Deodhar, an economist at ICICI Securities.
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"If plans are interested in moving to affordable, fixed co-pay tiers, we are not going to be slow to respond to them," he said.
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"The state has to play some role in the construction of 5G network infrastructure, otherwise it could be slow," Palkovics told a conference on Tuesday.
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Nevertheless, Marape has insisted reforms would be slow, unlikely to take effect until well beyond elections due in 2022, and not designed to harm investment.
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It may be slow at modernizing, but Walmart is a big enough asshole that it could have a legitimate shot at being a real tech company.
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LVMH's digital revolution may be slow partly due to its decentralized nature, with each of its businesses taking different approaches to using technology and the internet.
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Marr reported on Facebook that Ringer has a feeding tube in his neck and that the process to reintroduce him to solid food will be slow.
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That process is slow and likely to always be slow, however; the AMP Project's tracking page for the various standards it's proposed hasn't changed since March.
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Peculiarly enough, Ortega has some stylistic similarities to B.J. Penn: he focuses on his jab, often stands pretty bladed, and can be slow on the turn.
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"One concern for the organization might be whether the US move prompts a few others to leave or to be slow on their payments," Bosco worries.
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" According to the hurricane center, Barry will be slow moving and result in "a long duration heavy rainfall and flood threat along the central Gulf Coast.
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Of course, if one needs to make a change, response times via agents can be slow, because they are limited by the availability of human beings.
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Progress may be slow, but with the help of new tools and a big dollop of machine learning, biological manufacturing could eventually yield truly cornucopian technologies.
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While anecdotal evidence suggests the feature may be slow to take off in the U.S., the company can't afford to give up on Facebook Stories entirely.
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What to watch on Monday: Things are going to be slow on Capitol Hill, at least until Monday evening when GOP leadership meets behind closed doors.
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They can be slow to build infrastructure that could ease the burden, for instance free public toilets for those tourists who are on a tight budget.
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Transport minister Michael Ellis referenced Hartridge's death during the meeting, and said any change to UK laws to permit scooters on British roads would be slow.
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You don't want to be slow, but I was a young man in a hurry, and sometime I've moved more quickly than I wish I had.
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Demand for Harley's motorcycles continues to be slow as the company's loyal baby boomer customer base ages and sells off used motorcycles due to health reasons.
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The heartbreaking reality is that more women will face pregnancy or infant loss, but Paterak hopes this series will remind people to "be slow to speak."
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One focused on secular stagnation, arguing that populations were aging, productivity was sputtering, and economies would be slow for as far as the eye could see.
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Fitch expects EBITDA recovery to be slow, with EBITDA growth totalling around 0003% or less for the financial year ending 30 June 2017 (FY17) and FY18.
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If Kavanaugh believes that intellectually disabled people shouldn't be consulted about life decisions, some fear he may be slow to defend their right to equal access.
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LVMH's digital revolution may be slow partly due to its decentralised nature, with each of its businesses taking different approaches to using technology and the internet.
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And it has been spending more of its own money on tech investments as fund-raising for its second Vision Fund proves to be slow going.
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U.S. housing starts data supported expectations that the pace of Fed rate hikes would be slow, in turn hurting the dollar against the euro, analysts said.
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"Official travel restrictions may be slow to be removed, and travelers may remain wary long after it is safe for them to travel again," he said.
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The Mr. X section proved the stuff of nightmares, as a game where you're typically allowed to be slow and methodical was upended by Jason Vorhees.
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Fund managers said activity in the Parallel Market could be slow initially because of investors' lack of familiarity with it, but trading volumes might increase quickly.
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The transition from 4G to 5G networks in the United States will be slow until 2020 and involve infrastructure upgrades that cost companies billions of dollars.
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Many will require legislation that, at best, will be slow to enact, and, more likely, may never achieve the momentum and support among lawmakers to pass.
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"The tightening of financial conditions adds to the reasons to think that, even once the economy emerges from recession, the recovery will be slow-going," he said.
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Progress may be slow, but it was encouraging to hear that in 2017, half of Apple's new hires in the U.S. were from underrepresented groups in tech.
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The HTML web may be slow and annoying and processor intensive, but before we rush too fast into replacing it, let's not lose what's good about it.
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This allows them to intensify before moving out to sea, and be slow-moving enough to bring high snow totals, strong winds, and potentially damaging coastal flooding.
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Building a framework for a new kind of online legal system that's able to resolve conflicts fairly and efficiently is also likely to be slow and painful.
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The United States, Canada's biggest trading partner, remained the main driver of firms' positive prospects for exports, even though businesses expect U.S. growth to be slow overall.
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I explained to my primary care doctor that I was non-binary and I wanted the changes to be slow—even glacial, if I had the choice.
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As a refresher, Slideshow ads launched in October with the goal of offering a video-like ad experience to markets where videos would be slow to load.
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The central bank backdrop is important because it gives investors confidence that monetary tightening, and by extension any increase in bond yields, will be slow and gradual.
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They cannot redact this, and it apparently seems to be slow walk and they&aposre trying everything they can do to take out the important findings here.
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However, Mattel's turnaround would be slow as the company said it expects a drop in second-quarter revenue, largely due to the liquidation of the toy retailer.
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But a word of warning: while the constitutional mechanisms are sufficient, they can be slow and, at times, frustrating, requiring a collective measure of patience and understanding.
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Similarly, the big fall in Treasury bond yields reflected the view that the Federal Reserve will be slow to push up rates, if it does at all.
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Still, recovery efforts will be slow, officials said, as some flood-prone areas that had begun to rebuild now have to wait for waters to recede again.
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On Tuesday, Alshop emphasized that charging shopkeepers while malls are closed is not feasible, especially because the resumption of sales will most likely be slow and gradual.
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Fitch does expect the company to reduce leverage over the next two-to-three years, but progress will be slow, since it relies primarily on EBITDA growth.
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The gap between the online universe of adolescents and adults yawns wide, experts said, and adults can be slow to learn about students' exposure to extreme material.
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Because pretomanid's mode of action is different from other existing TB drugs, it is hoped that resistance towards the new drug combination will be slow to develop.
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This is in contrast to other consumer-level cameras that try and compress all functions into one dial, which can be slow and very frustrating to operate.
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"We, and the FOMC, are looking for the tightening cycle to continue to be slow and limited," he added, predicting just two more rate increases over 2017.
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Sensing that progress was likely to be slow, she started to ask herself where exactly she could make change happen, and moved to work in environmental policy.
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The company says it may later choose to identify sites that are likely to be slow based on the user's device and current network conditions, as well.
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"I think the model is stable, but the growth going forward may be slow and require more investment," said CK Lu, an analyst at research firm Gartner.
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The financial services industry as a whole can be slow to embrace change, and the largest firms use massive technology systems for thousands of advisers and clients.
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The Bank of England (BOE) pushed its benchmark interest rate up to 0.75 percent in August but has signaled the pace of rate rises will be slow.
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Government does not have to be slow or lethargic, and when it comes to protecting our schools and our kids, we need to be swift and decisive.
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One is due, but it will be slow work, and provide little in the way of immediate answers or solace to those who lost family members or friends.
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Which also explains why rollout will be slow going in the US. It will launch in California only in mid-February with nationwide coverage planned for this summer.
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Man, it's almost as if the judicial branch was designed to be slow so that a deliberative body could be a rationally minded check on the executive's powers.
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The likes of Deutsche Bahn, which already has a system to integrate trains and car-sharing, might still be slow to let innovators break in, reckons Mr Hietanen.
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It said improvement in earnings will remain a challenge over the next two to three years and deleveraging, the process of reducing a company's debt, will be slow.
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But Absa would have to be clear on how to fund its activities without a retail deposit base, he said, adding that building from scratch can be slow.
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In a nation where disaster recovery help from government or international relief groups can be slow and uncertain, having an insurance policy means "you're better prepared", Edwin said.
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Officials at SWIFT express frustration that targeted banks can be slow to share information with it about hacks, meaning other banks don't get intelligence they could act on.
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Global consumption is sensitive to price changes, albeit the response tends to be slow at first before accelerating later, and is notoriously slow to appear in the statistics.
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Such divergence in interpretation can deter investors and the progress to resolve that issue will likely be "slow and patchy" given the scale of the challenge, Fitch added.
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That agreement is seen as a critical step before controls are lifted although officials have said that the process of removing them will be slow and carefully planned.
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The younger generation is less emotionally attached to coal and is increasingly environmentally aware, though any phasing out of the fuel in Poland is likely to be slow.
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After these catastrophic events — which destroyed scores of homes, businesses and infrastructure — information may be slow to a trickle out about how a wedding locale has held up.
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Even if all of these places were open, business would likely be slow, if not non-existent, as so many people are barely venturing outside, if at all.
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"But it is going to be slow both because of small numbers and nature of the cooking under consideration," he said, referring to the scarcity of Bangladeshi restaurants.
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A piglet wriggles in the mud in one image, while in another a full-grown pig impaled on a skewer awaits to be slow-roasted for a feast.
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But the groups expect progress to be slow because of broad political gridlock as well as entrenched attitudes toward whistle-blowers, especially among government officials and corporate executives.
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Earnings are likely to improve from a low base last year, but the rebound will be slow as persistent China weakness will offset any U.S. recovery, Cho said.
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That means the flooding will get worse in the days ahead and the floodwaters will be slow to recede once Harvey finally moves on, the weather service said.
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The reason is that business can often be slow during summer months and on weekends at hotels that cater to business travelers, which can lead to lower prices.
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There appeared to be slow, small signs of progress, as Trump and Kim touted their friendly relationship and met three times in the hopes of striking a deal.
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Sarah Nolet, who is a consultant to AgriDigital, told MUNCHIES that despite the early breakthroughs, "The agriculture industry is the least digitized industry," so change may be slow.
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The infotainment system can be slow to respond and is mostly surrounded by black plastic, but at least you can ditch the Nissan interface for CarPlay or Android Auto.
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It appears Facebook is trying to appear proactive where regulations may be slow to catch up — in Ireland, overseas political donations are banned, but foreign social media ads aren't.
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Even in industries that are more regulated, like agriculture and fast food, the authorities can be slow to enforce the rules, says Mr Hyland, allowing criminals to "sneak in".
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Frontier, he said, is trying to be slow and focusing only on a small number of markets (today there are only six: Chile, Indonesia, Mexico, Nigeria, Pakistan and Turkey).
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However, as the study acknowledges, some consumers may still be slow to buy EVs, especially if they think they might need a car for road trips — or long commutes.
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How can a player get hit in the head, fall down clutching his head, be slow to get to his feet, and not immediately be pulled for further evaluation?
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And though more and more organizations are publicly voicing their commitment to change, progress continues to be slow, and there is a gulf between good intentions and actual results.
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"We should be slow about judging such a situation, where people leaving that country also meant leaving family members behind and with no prospects for ever returning," Lartigue said.
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"India's (LNG) demand will grow and has the potential to match China, but the path to get there will be slow," an LNG trader familiar with the market said.
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However, Mnuchin and other administration officials maintain that while tax receipts may be slow at first, the accelerated pace of growth will more than make up for the difference.
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Eli Seaborn, 73, a White Hall councilman, said progress would be slow, like the pace of civil rights gains, where legal discrimination is gone but lingers in other forms.
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The Moon entered grounded, practical Capricorn at 1:34 AM, but today certainly won't be slow or boring: Venus enters Gemini at 5:45 AM, creating a flirty vibe.
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While relief with be slow to come to Puerto Rico, a bill signed by President Obama on Friday puts a stay on all litigation related to the island's debt.
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Physical retailers tend to be slow to change prices because of some temporary disturbance, like a spike in the value of the dollar or a fall in gasoline prices.
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So when it comes to foreign manipulation, we need to be strong when it comes to policymaking, I think we need to be slow and deliberate and well-informed.
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Business owners may be getting more cautious due to trade and political uncertainty and growth may be slow, but consumers keep spending and the punch bowl still seems full.
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Most of the steps tend to be slow — individuals wandering in a hypnotic, pensive trance; couples moving, then stopping cold in a passageway, staring for minutes at the wall.
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"Anything as large and old as the university system will be slow-moving and difficult to change course, usually by design," Weingart from CMU told Motherboard in an email.
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But he admits discoveries in the field will be slow for now because most "general use" instruments can't pick up the level of detail required for terrestrial exoplanetary atmospheric analysis.
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The transition from 4G to 5G networks in the United States will be slow until 2020 and involve infrastructure upgrades that cost companies billions of dollars and lots of testing.
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It seems the long-term future of our Universe is not going to be slow freezing due to cosmic acceleration but an abrupt collision with one of these bubble walls.
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However, this doesn't take into account that major corporations tend to be slow-moving beasts and it takes time to shift thinking, develop plans and get approval from company boards.
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YouTube is like a restaurant in a small town: the service may be slow and the quality of food unpredictable, but there are few alternatives, so the clientele sticks around.
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"The market for consumer vehicles is going to be slow-moving, and that's going to take some time for the cars you and I buy, that we drive," he said.
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"If it keeps going like this in the coming month, the start of the mid-crop will be slow," Olivier Gouli, who farms in the western region of Soubre, said.
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While the first generation of battery cars tended to be slow and often ponderous when it comes to driving dynamics, manufacturers have begun putting more of a premium on performance.
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He also walked back his December announcement of an immediate withdrawal of American troops, saying it would be slow, but the Kurds have already made other plans for their protection.
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Deleveraging may be slow due to limited free cash flow growth resulting from progressive future dividend payments and likely spectrum investments in the near term, including in Bangladesh and Ukraine.
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It will propel you to take action, and Taurus, you don't need me to tell you that you can be slow as hell to make moves unless something pushes you.
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Overall job growth will continue to be slow, partly as a result of the aging of the baby boom generation; by 2026, even the youngest boomers will be approaching retirement.
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The cruises and parks could be shuttered for months, and health-weary consumers dealing with an economic downturn will be slow to return to them or to the company's hotels.
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J.P. Morgan Asset Management is expecting global economic growth over the next 12-18 months to be "slow and somewhat uninspiring," according to Tai Hui, its chief Asia market strategist.
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And for links, Chrome may use the context menu to help users know if the site will be slow so you can decide whether or not you want to click.
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At moments, it can be slow and hard to follow; its characters sometimes act in ways that make little sense, even by the erratic standards of human behavior in dictatorships.
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Mr. Dean recently received a letter from the Bureau of Prisons assuring city officials that the bureau would pay its utility bills, though the payments might be slow to arrive.
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Teaching a German to take on the role of a Korean would be slow and cumbersome and could impact our ability to grow and serve new markets and new users.
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One benefit of the move is that companies and individuals who used to be slow to implement the new standards promptly do so today in order to satisfy the public's thirst.
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The coming weeks -- or even months -- are likely to see ISF troops dragged into ongoing urban combat, ridding the city of ISIS fighters street by street -- it will be slow going.
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The 'relatively high' growth forecast suggests policymakers will relax fiscal targets to support the economy although the pace of structural reforms should be slow, Morgan Stanley economists said in a note.
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I found Firefox to be slow and ran into compatibility issues as well—this experiment was over a year ago so I don't remember the specifics, but I didn't love it.
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E Ink can be slow to load, so users can choose how images are displayed by either opting for more details at slower speeds or fast speeds and less detailed images.
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DALLAS (Reuters) - Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Kaplan repeated his view that the Fed should raise rates sooner rather than later so that rate hikes can be slow and gradual.
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To ensure that competing social media platforms can emerge and thrive, Congress must be slow to adopt added regulations that could stifle competition or make it harder for startups to succeed.
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While wage growth may be slow, he says now is a good time for workers to take advantage of other benefits employers are offering, like additional training support and tuition assistance.
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Paravaikkarasu said "naphtha cracks should receive some relief from the full return of crackers from maintenance" later in the northern hemisphere summer, but added that "the recovery path will be slow".
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To customers' credit, the Wi-Fi can be slow and crash-prone, and the price of spotty service is perennially going up in an effort to try to keep demand down.
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While Mars is the planet of passion, sex, and anger, your libido and temper tend be slow to arouse, but you don't lack in stamina and force once you get going!
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You might find yourself erring towards wool socks since cotton can be slow to dry, but that wasn't a problem I experienced with these in the slush of our recent nor'easter.
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The Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act still has to be reconciled and signed into the law by the U.S. president — a process that could be "slow walked," said Daly.
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Put another way, if bankers, investors and regulators continue to be slow to recognize and then deal with emerging problems in the financial system, then chaos and crisis can easily ensue.
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But sometimes, if the race is changing quickly and there haven't been many polls lately, the averages can be slow to catch up (some state averages incorporate polls conducted back in July).
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A provincial forestry official in south-western Yunnan province—the site of many protected areas—privately predicts that infighting will persist and that progress towards a more orderly system will be slow.
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The reanimated dead may be slow-moving and relatively easy to destroy by fire, but even the most formidable men in Westeros know that they're something to be very, very afraid of.
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The powerful approach has improved and optimized detergents, biofuels, the synthesis of drugs and a host of other products and processes, but it can't solve every problem and it can be slow.
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But they do point to what appear to be slow-emerging areas of focus for lawmakers in the future: more transparency for political ads, stricter enforcement mechanisms for content moderation, and more.
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HM: When the underlying structure of how you live and why and what you do breaks apart, finding a new orchestration can be slow, since you are building from the ground up.
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Any plan to rein in the United States' bloated $3.5 trillion health care system will be slow going, requiring not just a footnoted blueprint but also the taming of many opposing forces.
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Moving through crowds might be slow going, but even if you're stopping regularly to take pictures and shop, it shouldn't take you more than one day to explore the entire convention center.
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It has to be slow burn because of contracts that run to 2020 but he is looking at everything from the format of races to how the sport should look and sound.
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Pros: Good sound quality, smart features, Android TV is getting better, Google AssistantCons: No HDR, Assistant can be slow at timesBuy the JBL Link Bar for $399.95 on JBL's website and Amazon
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He said that the next steps would be slow and that any decision on trying to recover the vessel would have to be made by the judiciary that is investigating the accident.
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They've talked around it, of course, because there is no single policy lever to pull that delivers higher wages, and the policies involved can be slow, subtle, and uncertain in their effects.
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"The pace of recovery in household spending after it tumbled in October due to the sales tax hike likely be slow," said Yoshiki Shinke, chief economist at Dai-ichi Life Research Institute.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Growth in palm oil production will be slow for the next few years, helping reduce stockpiles and boost prices, leading industry analyst James Fry said on Thursday.
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"Someone may think, 'I can drive now' ... they see a car stop suddenly, and they have to put their foot on the brake quickly, but reaction time could be slow," Swift said.
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There is widespread concern among trade experts that China could be slow-walking the negotiations and that it will offer repackaged promises that it has failed to deliver on in the past.
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Tidal's subscriber numbers received such intensified attention because initial adoption of the service appeared to be slow and the company ceased providing any user base information, while its competition continued to show growth.
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Service activity dropped by 3.9 percent in August from the same month last year, official data showed on Wednesday, a sharper fall than expected in the latest sign the recovery could be slow.
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"The state has to play some role in the construction of 5G network infrastructure, otherwise it could be slow," he told a conference, but did not specify what the government's role would be.
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"The normalisation of monetary conditions will presumably be slow and gradual as inflation appears to be under control for now ... and external monetary conditions also eased substantially," said economist Gergely Suppan at Takarekbank.
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"Oil remains a big uncertainty but exports will likely hit their bottom during the first quarter, although recovery thereafter will only be slow," said Park Sang-hyun, chief economist at HI Investment & Securities.
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His office has argued that he's just making sure he has the best case possible to win in court, but critics have said he appears to be slow-rolling his efforts until 2020.
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Many riders who rely on them make it a daily ritual to check apps and websites that track out-of-service elevators, but they say the sites can be slow to post updates.
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Stephen Buck, who previously worked at drug distributor McKesson, suspects that it would be more than a year before that happens because he believes Amazon will be slow and deliberate with its rollout.
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The Fed's retreat from its post-crisis stimulus campaign will be slow but steady as the central bank looks to shrink the enormous $4 trillion portfolio it amassed through a bond-buying spree.
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"The reality is that they will be slow to raise interest rates over the course of the next 18 months; we're expecting another quarter of a point rate hike for 2017," Morganlander said.
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Alexander admits Neighborhood Goods is currently tiptoeing a delicate line between innovative and creepy, and maintains it will be slow to roll out the full capabilities of its surveillance system, if at all.
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Although almost all imports from China are priced in dollars and contracts can be slow to adjust, Gita Gopinath of Harvard University suggests that firms may use the tariffs as an excuse to renegotiate.
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Once these combined technologies fuse and reach parity with human intelligence (aka singularity), there will be a "take-off" period that may be slow (decades), medium (months) or fast (hours) until superintelligence is reached.
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The president claimed that China is not buying more U.S. agricultural products as it promised to do and may be slow-walking the talks as it awaits the outcome of the 2020 presidential election.
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And as Nick Sullivan, who is in charge of cryptography at Cloudflare, an internet-infrastructure firm, observes, history suggests that, even once a new standard is agreed, the upgrade will be slow and messy.
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One, posted below, shows someone advising him to be slow to embrace teachers unions — out of fear that doing so would allow Jeb Bush to claim being on the side of students over teachers.
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The imaging technologies used in the medical and biotech fields may be powerful and indispensable for research and diagnosis, but they can also be slow and clumsy — relics of techniques that go back decades.
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Some industry players have forecast a quick, V-shaped rebound in demand although persistent weakness in measures of industrial activity such as purchasing managers indexes and inventory builds suggest a recovery may be slow.
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The balance sheet reduction will be slow — just $10 billion a month will be allowed to roll off at first, a number that will increase $10 billion a quarter until it reaches $50 billion.
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When we started discussing ideas a year and a half ago, the message was to be slow and careful, to only proceed if the creative team felt it had something that fans would love.
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Low inflation is damaging to economic growth because if consumers and corporates think price rises will be slow or even move down they may hold off on the spending activity that boosts an economy.
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China is the final exporter of many IT products (which contain substantial value added by US manufacturers, such as Apple, Intel and Micron) and switching to non-Chinese assemblers will be slow and costly.
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A key question now: Will Mr. Trump — who can be slow to forgive those who have opposed him — come forward to bolster Ms. Roby before her runoff in July, as many party officials hope?
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But while you'd probably love to know what germs are going to make you thinner/healthier/more regular, human microbiome therapies are going to be slow to work their way through the FDA's approval process.
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Demand for Harley's motorcycles continues to be slow as its loyal baby boomer demographic ages and rivals such as the Indian brand bike maker Polaris Industries Inc and Japan's Honda Motor Co Ltd offer discounts.
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He said a the workshop hosted yesterday at Stanford University that there are still opportunities for upstarts to challenge the large Silicon Valley incumbents, which he argued can be slow-moving because of their size.
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Earlier Tuesday on Twitter, Trump ripped China, claiming it's not buying more U.S. agricultural products as it had promised and it may be slow-walking trade talks to see how 2020 presidential election turns out.
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Worries about a BCI interfering with the brain's normal processes or giving someone the ability to control someone else's thoughts will continue to concern the public, and mainstream acceptance might be slow as a result.
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U.S. consumer prices unexpectedly fell in December as the cost of energy goods dropped and services rose moderately, a trend that if sustained suggests inflation could be slow to rise toward the Federal Reserve's target.
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Discussions regarding the regions' funding responsibilities in areas such as healthcare, which could address their complaints of underfunding, have resumed, but may be slow due to the political uncertainty following last December's inconclusive general election.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan dipped 0.1 percent in early trade, led by fall in Australia, though activity is likely to be slow due to holidays in China including Hong Kong.
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Tropical Cyclone Yvette will be slow moving before tracking south-eastward toward the sparsely populated coastal Pilbara iron ore belt in Western Australia state over the Christmas weekend, according to the Australian Bureau of Meteorology.
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That's when he learned of the coronavirus and the fact that his factories would be shutting down for a couple of weeks, maybe more, with production expected to be slow for some time after that.
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Some economists worry that a divided Congress would be slow to coalesce around a big spending package, like the crisis-era American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, to help right the economy in a future downturn.
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But, noting the pace of the president's broadsides against Mr. Biden, he said that the Biden campaign appeared to be "slow-footing" their response, even as he acknowledged the challenges of responding to Mr. Trump.
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As such, you cannot help feeling a sort of humility around them: They may be slow and ungainly and lumpily fashioned, but they are, in their durability and unchangeability, perfect in a way we aren't.
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They tend to be slow and inaccurate, and if you're carrying around a little brick of a laser projector you may as well go the whole hog and swap that for a decent Bluetooth keyboard.
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Though the report notes certain brands still have a long way to go, it's encouraging to see major designers, from Marc Jacobs to Christian Siriano, prove that progress may be slow, but it's still entirely possible.
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And future growth is likely to be slow given the demographics (a flat-or-falling population of working age in many western countries) and very poor productivity growth (Estimates for Britain have just been revised lower).
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Though most of the American public wants stricter gun control laws, or perhaps just enforcing the ones we have on the books, the Republican majority in Congress means that political change will likely be slow going.
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What the Yoga Book really needs is an OS that works great in laptop and tablet scenarios (like Windows 10) and is light enough not to be slow when running on an Atom processor (like Android).
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But Cathcart said that progress on economic liberalization would likely be slow because North Korea will want to be careful about the increased political risks that could come from relaxing restrictions on the currency and migration.
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That has fuelled a perception that any tightening in U.S. rates will be slow, with money markets pricing in a roughly 60 percent chance of a rate hike in December, according to CME Group's FedWatch tool.
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And I said, "What about" — this is early, early in the self-driving phase, you know, before it was really gotten as big as it has, and it's still going to be slow, by the way.
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Some software things get annoying, like constantly being pestered to activate the low light mode (even when just shooting outside on a gray day) and the ZenFone Zoom can also be slow at actually capturing pictures.
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"We've lost that pre-emptive mechanism, so now we're left with case-by-case litigation to fight, and that can be slow," said Kristen Clarke, the president of national Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law.
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But whether we are talking about federal assistance for families suffering from Hurricanes Harvey and Irma or we are talking about Caribbean islands dependent on donor assistance, such aid can be slow to arrive and insufficient.
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He called TV the "big white whale" of this media unbundling and said that, while it will likely happen in some form, it will be slow because the current cable bundle is still fairly strong and profitable.
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It's unclear if faster means more responsive; I had no issues with using Google Assistant on Home when I reviewed it, and didn't find it to be slow at all (at least on decent Wi-Fi connections).
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President-elect Donald Trump didn't address tax reform in his first postelection news conference, and that could indicate the much-anticipated corporate tax cut may be slow to come, policy analyst Henrietta Treyz told CNBC on Wednesday.
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It's not a big strike against the G8 that it doesn't have these novelties, especially since we found the in-display fingerprint sensor in the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus to be slow compared to traditional fingerprint sensors.
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Before retail figures were released, the gloomier mood among euro zone purchasing managers in December issued on Friday had pushed some economists to forecast that growth in the last quarter of the year would also be slow.
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Morgan Stanley strategists were wary about reading too much into the dollar's overnight bounce, pointing out that economic data from other countries such as Sweden and Japan have been robust, indicating further dollar gains may be slow.
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It is planning to sell a 10 billion pound book of closed annuity business in the first instance, according to media reports, but the shift would be slow, John Foley, chief executive of the UK business, said.
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But quickly getting to other stars, where second Earths may exist, will be slow unless we figure out a method for faster-than-light speed, or a way to sustain a spacecraft over multiple generations, Launius said.
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S&P still rates AB InBev at A-. Fitch, the outlier, said AB InBev only warranted BBB grades in an unsolicited opinion, which it affirmed in March this year on expectations the company's deleveraging will be slow.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (Reuters) - Oil prices have probably bottomed out and will rise from now on though the recovery will be slow due to a huge stocks overhang, some of the biggest oil trading executives said on Tuesday.
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Some economists reckon that this is wildly optimistic, and quite a few speculate that it will be lower, but the one consensus in both the mid and long term is that growth is going to be slow.
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It's taken 13 months for New Horizons to send it all back It's taken 15 months for New Horizons to send back all of its Pluto flyby data — a process that was always meant to be slow.
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I have for some time wondered if laser technology could be used to deal with this hazard, but thought it would be too bulky, require too much power and be slow to aim at the offending birds.
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The caveat for T-Mobile is that the free international data service may be slow, and the downside of Project Fi is that it works only with a small set of Android phones like the Google Pixel.
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Monetary policy are still accommodative in Japan, this is clear, and in Europe and in the U.S. There are some signals of a change but they will be slow and have an impact in the medium term.
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Because the online retail business is growing so quickly — and most companies will be slow to adopt the latest robotic technologies — economists believe the advances will not cut into the overall number of logistics jobs anytime soon.
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And yet, for children living with HIV, results can be slow to arrive after a new innovation in treatment, as new medicines still take much longer to become available to children after they're made available to adults.
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The conventional wisdom has been that biosimilar uptake would be slow and price discounts modest, since these products are expensive to develop and doctors may be wary about using a medicine that isn't identical to the original.
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PARIS (Reuters) - President Emmanuel Macron's labor reforms will be slow to bear fruit but eventually have a massive impact on France's stubbornly high unemployment, his labor minister said Tuesday after data showed a slowdown in new job creation.
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Low-grade astrocytomas tend to be slow-growing and contained, but a Grade 4 astrocytoma, called a glioblastoma, is a ruthlessly aggressive cancer that has struck, among others, Vice-President Joe Biden's son Beau and Senator John McCain.
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Owens's time of 10.3 may be slow by modern standards—it would miss today's US Track and Field automatic qualifying standards—but that is largely a function of how technology (and doping) has improved, not the sprinters themselves.
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I predict that Ethereum's transition to Proof-of-Stake will be slow and hesitant: it's essentially a whole new consensus algorithm, and one which substantially more complex (and therefore with a broader attack surface) than Proof-of-Work.
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"A few years ago, at the first of the month we would be slow and toward the end of the months we would be busy," said Diana Van Horn, who runs the food pantry at Trinity Episcopal Church.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's third quarter economic growth is forecast to be revised up slightly thanks to better-than-expected capital investment, a Reuters poll showed, though recovery is still seen likely to be slow given feeble domestic demand.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - The Bank of Israel, in a surprise move, raised short-term interest rates for the first time in more than seven years on Monday, and indicated that its monetary tightening path will be slow and steady.
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Self-driving always seemed like a futuristic ideal only possible in movies; I never imagined the reality of riding in a car that could drive itself would be slow and boring, and kind of make me want to puke.
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The rollout of the new rules will be slow, but if you're already buying cable, internet, and phone service from AT&T or Verizon, you may find it harder to resist their streaming offerings in the years to come.
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Demand strength amid these expected supply cuts is likely to prompt the oil markets to rebalance in the second half of the year, particularly as U.S. production continues to be slow, said Paradigm Securities' head of resources, Barry Dawes.
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In the first quarter, the Tennessee-based bank saw a slight rise in loan growth and a major boost in efficiency, suggesting that there is money still to be made despite loan growth that may be slow to come.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 21.3 (Reuters) - U.S. consumer prices unexpectedly fell in December as the cost of energy goods dropped and services rose moderately, a trend that if sustained suggests inflation could be slow to rise toward the Federal Reserve's target.
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"With much of the optimism priced into the market today hinging on a more complete Washington agenda we note progress may be slow with the House in session for just 39 working days before the August recess, " Boroujerdi said.
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In an impromptu survey of a half-dozen strategists and economists, CNBC found there's an overriding sense that the policy shifts by would likely be slow and gradual so as not to shock markets or slow down the economy.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how certain dietary habits might directly cause cancer, and it was also too brief to diagnose some tumors that might be slow-growing and take years to develop.
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"We don't want the VA to be hasty to the point of making mistakes that could negatively impact veterans, but we always don't want them to be slow or drag their feet," said John Hoellwarth, a spokesman for AMVETS.
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Although Britain's economy slowed last year as higher inflation ate into consumer demand, most economists polled by Reuters expect the BoE to raise interest rates in May due to concerns that above-target inflation will be slow to fall.
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Egypt's wide range of economic problems mean the hoped-for inflows of hard currency may be slow to arrive, at least in the huge volumes required to eliminate the dollar shortage and convince investors that the pound has stabilized.
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"As inflation will be stuck at lower levels for a longer time, while inflation expectations will probably be slow to react to the new measures, another easing package is likely to be needed in the June meeting," Nordea said.
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In fact, he said he'd padded his prediction by five years because he blamed "sociological limitations": People would be slow to embrace wide-scale sequencing (often called precision or personalized medicine) because of concerns about privacy, profiling, and misuse.
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On a Friday -- the holiest day of the week in Saudi Arabia -- when official responses to anything can be slow, King Salman has cut through every usual boundary to take charge, and to be seen to be in charge.
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Manvir Singh, a graduate student in Harvard's department of human evolutionary biology and another study co-author, noted that lullabies tended to be slow and fluid across societies while dance songs tended to be fast, lively, rhythmic and pulsating.
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While little has changed on the ground yet - U.S. forces are still deployed and Trump says the pullout will be slow - Kurdish officials are scrambling for a strategy to protect their region from Turkey before the United States leaves.
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While Mnuchin admitted that he expects second-quarter growth to be "slow," the Treasury secretary insisted that the economy would begin to pick up again in the second half of the year, with "gigantic" growth in the 4th quarter.
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And while McMaster has been the subject of multiple news reports in recent weeks predicting his imminent departure, Trump was said to be slow-walking the final decision, waiting for a strong replacement and appropriate landing spot for McMaster.
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Mr. Netanyahu is known as a swift and no-holds-barred political fighter, but the past few days also showed that Mr. Gantz can be slow on his feet and that his party can be lumbering on the attack.
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What we do know is that there would likely be thousands of breaks to the system, so while total restoration would be slow, repairs to particular, less damaged areas might be quicker, and certain centralized distribution areas will likely be prioritized.
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As a private company, "You can say, we're not going overpay for acquisitions … we're going to throw off a lot of cash because we are happy to be slow growth," said Erik Gordon, business professor at the University of Michigan.
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That means progress will be slow (by tech industry standards) and very limited for years to come as the basics of this science are established and the ideas of code and data that we have held for decades are loosened.
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Right now, politicians around the world are beginning to consider the potential harms caused by deepfakes, including in the US. But such legislation will be slow to assemble, and the main priority for lawmakers is stopping the spread of political misinformation.
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EU lawmaker for the European Pirate Party Julia Reda, who had campaigned against the reforms, said critics could take their case to court but it would be slow and difficult and that the best thing would be to monitor fair implementation.
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"We see a still slow economic recovery, but we prefer it to be slow and consistent," Chief Financial Officer Laurence Gomes told Reuters in an interview on Thursday, adding conditions are increasingly favorable to achieve even better results in 2020.
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While the plant is still under construction, initial hiring appears to be slow, and the company says that it's "adjusted our recruitment and hiring timeline," due in part to global economic conditions and a tight labor market in the state.
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Despite positive FCF generation, Fitch believes that the actual net debt reduction would be slow due to cash outflows related to Digicel Holdings Central America Ltd (DHCAL) investments, license fees, and one-off cash outflows related with its transformation project.
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While Richardson does consider that lifting the oil export ban is favorable for geopolitical reasons, he does think that the Strategic Petroleum Reserve decision needs to be "slow[ed] down a bit," noting the current market conditions and oil glut.
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The euro's rally this year - up over 13 percent against the dollar and hit multi-year highs after the Sept 7 meeting - has some ECB policymakers worried, suggesting the pace of any reduction in QE is likely to be slow.
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"Current methods of diagnosing dementia can be slow and expensive, so finding a cheap, quick test that can accurately identify if someone has dementia is a top priority for researchers," said Doug Brown, director of research and development at Alzheimer's Society.
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While many researchers give companies time to fix problems before the researchers disclose them publicly, the tech firms can be slow to patch the flaws and attempt to muzzle researchers who want to inform the public about the security issues.
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But unlike traditional automotive executives who tend to be slow and cautious in how they move on an opportunity, Tavares operates "more like a Silicon Valley entrepreneur," quickly and aggressively, added Cole, noting that this approach has been paying off.
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But the climb back out of the hole dug since the price collapsed from over $21.1 in July 2300 to the $2300 lows of January-February 2500 will be slow, and full recovery could take years, if it happens at all.
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"Ultimately ... we think that the pace of regulatory change will be slow, but that there's potential for a change in consumer perception that could mirror what we saw in the U.S. in the 1950's and 1960's," Cowen wrote.
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Juluca is just the first of a range of two-drug HIV combinations that GSK is developing and its uptake could be slow because rilpivirine has the downside that it must be taken with a meal at the same time every day.
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"Taken to extreme, this would mean a return to the intense cold war decades between the US and USSR ... By decoupling China from US markets and technological knowhow, the goal of this approach would be slow down severely China's rise," they said.
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Twitter introduces 40 adorable Avengers emoji, including Korg from Thor: Ragnarok Twitter might be slow to addressing any of your personal concerns about the platform and its relationship to democracy, but it's moving fast when it comes to big movie tie-ins.
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"The net takeaway is that the Fed may be so concerned about the long-term robustness of the economy and therefore, rate hikes are going to be slow," said Steven Englander, global head of foreign exchange strategy at Citigroup in New York.
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The movement of jobs from London is likely to be slow at first, with banks more focused on getting regulatory approval and installing the necessary infrastructure for new or bolstered EU outposts so they can continue to sell products and service EU customers.
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The addition of the Type-C (which doubles as Thunderbolt 153) means you can drive a lot of powerful accessories like external drives or monitors, and even charge the laptop through USB (warning: it will be slow compared to using Dell's power brick).
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That is a function I think -- that had something to do with the government shutdown, but I think in general some of the tax credits, some of the family tax credits and so forth, were seen to be slow to come out.
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"We expect the economy to continue growing below its potential for a few more quarters, impacted in particular by the weak performance of those sectors most dependent on investment ... The process of normalization for economic growth will be slow," said the bank.
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Sentiment was buoyed by developments on the Korean Peninsula, but "the devil is in the details (or nuclear disarmament) and economic impact may be slow to follow," Vishnu Varathan, head of economics and strategy and Mizuho Bank, said in a morning note.
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But this avenue is less likely, because it requires a fair bit of subtlety: Regulations would be slow to change, their change would be less immediately apparent, and it would be more difficult for the administration to claim credit for the changes.
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"Drawing on your phone or computer can be slow and difficult—so we created AutoDraw, a new web-based tool that pairs machine learning with drawings created by talented artists to help you draw," writes Google Creative Lab creative technologist Dan Motzenbecker.
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The book gets into the weeds with a detailed study of failed university responses to sexual assaults, and readers outside the academy might lose interest toward the end, which specifies the ways large universities can be slow-moving, traditional and behind the times.
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Jack Reed of Rhode Island, if he thought that progress with North Korea would be slow and that "the likelihood of a total complete agreement in one or two meetings is doubtful," Harris responded by noting the unprecedented nature of the summit.
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The U.S. currency edged up 0.2 percent against the euro on Wednesday but stayed on the defensive as investors wagered any further tightening in the United States would be slow at best, while optimism on China's economy underpinned Asian shares and commodities.
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These loose networks of women — connected via apps, social media, or simple word of mouth — seem to pop up in just about every industry, and are used as a way to circumvent formal HR reporting systems, which can often be slow and ineffective.
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She said companies like Tesla will try to go after some of the traditional utility investment — Tesla already has a small utility-scale energy storage business — but the uptake will be slow because of the need for critical mass in one area.
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A perception that the ECB's exit from its 2.55 trillion euro stimulus will be slow has underpinned euro zone bonds even as Friday's strong U.S. jobs data supports a view that the U.S. Federal Reserve on track to raise rates again this month.
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While the first month of the year can typically be slow after the Christmas rush, economists and investors will be watching to see whether consumer sentiment dipped after a robust holiday season, when shoppers came out in droves both online and in stores.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG, March 16 (Reuters) - Asian real estate remains attractive due to relatively high yields despite U.S. monetary tightening as the pace of interest rate increases in the region is expected to be slow, an executive at LaSalle Investment Management said on Thursday.
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For the 440,000 people who are registered through the National Flood Insurance Program and the those insured by private companies, funds will be slow the disburse — claims take time to process and meanwhile, mold will spread and damage to homes will continue to get worse.
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It can be slow, for one thing; in a massively online multiplayer game, players usually have to wait for major updates or expansions to add new story elements, which makes it hard for developers to respond to what fans are doing in a timely manner.
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The approval puts GSK ahead of rival Gilead Sciences in the race to market with two-drug combinations for HIV treatments, although uptake could be slow because rilpivirine has the downside that it must be taken with a meal at the same time every day.
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Get all the apps you wantDeveloper and manufacturer support for native smart TV OSes is patchy, and while a lot of the big video apps are present across the board, updates for the can be slow to roll out and buggy when they arrive.
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Why it matters: Marketers can sometimes be slow adopters of new technologies because the business structures in place don't always offer them enough incentive to move quickly, something Deanie Elsner, President of U.S. Snacks at the Kellogg Company explained prior to Everson on stage.
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Details of fatal police shootings in New York City can be slow to emerge in the initial 24 hours, in part because police investigators do not typically interview the officers who have discharged their weapons right away for legal reasons related to the Fifth Amendment.
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The FAA issues waivers for these restrictions on a case-by-case basis, but the process of obtaining one can be slow, to the point that tech companies have looked outside the US for places to create their own trial programs to test things like drone delivery.
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Wayan Wirjana, 31, the manager of a restaurant in Candi Dasa, a popular beach town in Bali, said he was only getting five visitors a day, down from 15-20 in the summer, and expects the usually busy Christmas and New Year period to be slow.
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Probably. And in all likeliness it'll be slow, buggy, and—like Facebook's ill-fated stranglehold on internet availability in the Philippines—further entrench the monopolies of the companies that provide it, and create a whole host of new negative externalities no one is prepared to deal with.
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The Bolt is also proof that, in the car industry, size matters — that even if they may be slow to come around to the latest tech, big automakers can alter the car business even more radically than Tesla has, purely as a function of their bigness.
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Indeed, the economic climate retreat from New York "will be a difficult phenomenon to capture, because it'll be slow and will be drawn out," said Zachary Paganini, a doctoral student at City University of New York who has been studying the financial impacts of flooding in Canarsie.
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Baseball can be slow and boring but not with these guys involved — a fire-breathing pitcher who can't see the plate until he gets glasses and a cocky leadoff hitter who "may run like Mays but [who hits] like s---," as manager Lou Brown eloquently puts it.
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Here's the obstacle course the rover, named Bridget, will have to navigate: Transmitting signals from Earth to the moon or Mars can be slow — it takes seven minutes for a signal to travel to Mars, plus seven more minutes to make sure the signal went through.
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They're under pressure now to change in everyday corporate ways — to more closely monitor sources of funding, to give greater voice to staff — and if the past is an indication, the changes will be slow, just as the curatorial embrace of inclusion and truth-telling has been.
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Thanks to its financial and engineering resources, it's built the personal assistant M. While M's combination of human and artificial intelligence will be slow and expensive to roll out, it will teach Facebook about what people could want out of Messenger beyond messaging, and help it understand natural language.
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Some said the report shows the company is being responsive and making progress, but other groups said more work is needed, pointing to its response to the Facebook live stream of the fatal New Zealand mosque shootings as an example of how it can be slow to act.
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While the act of animal cruelty is being investigated by the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office — who shared a Facebook post about it on Wednesday — Justice is in the caring hands of staff at S.A.F.E. (Saving Animals from Euthanasia) House Rescue, where the dog's road to recovery will be slow.
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However, using subsidies defensively in a trade war is different than employing them as a cushion during an economic downturn or because of weather fluctuations, he said, because consumers around the world who begin buying beans, corn and pork elsewhere might be slow to switch back to American producers.
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"The euro may be slow to shrug off the impact of the terror attack, given potential for investors to price in a higher political risk premium associated with the ongoing drift towards the wings and away from centrist parties," wrote Todd Elmer, Citi's Asian head of G10 FX strategy.
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And he expects growth in average people's living standards in the US to continue to be slow for four big reasons: Educational attainment is slowing down, there's a big overhang of debt, the population is aging, and the rich are gobbling up more and more of the diminished economic pie.
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Russia, which has struggled in recent years after the oil price plunged and the West enacted a series of economic sanctions against it, is expected to return to positive growth later in the year, although it will be "slow-going", according to William Jackson, senior emerging markets economist at Capital Economics.
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The move in December I think was the right move, but I think we are going to have to be slow and patient – doesn't mean standing still – and I think we will make another move sometime in the not too distant future if GDP recovers in the way I expect.
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"I think it's one of those things that there's so much wheat in the world that until we start seeing some major problems where we are actually seeing damage that the markets are going to be slow to react," said Ted Seifried, an analyst at the Chicago brokerage Zaner Group.
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The negative impact on cash collections of homebuilders such as Indiabulls Real Estate Limited (IBREL, B+/Stable) and Lodha Developers Private Limited (B/Negative) may be slow initially, because a considerable portion of their cash collections in the next three to six months is likely to stem from previously sold properties.
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It seems unfathomable that in the 2628 century, women still have to fight to prove that women's rights are human rights, especially given that countless studies have demonstrated that societies as a whole fair better the more empowered women are; yet, the United States seems to be slow on the uptake.
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Hopes of a resolution took a further blow on Tuesday as U.S. President Donald Trump unleashed a series of tweets claiming that China is not buying more U.S. agricultural products as it promised to do, and may be slow-walking the talks as it awaits the outcome of the 21 presidential election.
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Beyond being able to pay to have a sponsored in-game location, these businesses will also be able to pay to schedule things like Pokémon GO raids (read: bigger, co-operative boss battles that often require 5-10 players working together to win) during time slots when foot traffic might be slow.
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Despite Trump's talk of quick action, PwC predicts his executive orders will "yield few results," that plans to repeal a package of financial regulations called Dodd-Frank will not happen, and that any change in Washington will be slow due to a lack of consensus, a slothy appointments process and upcoming midterm elections.
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Now that China is easing its restrictions, the government and merchants have the chance to encourage consumers to visit stores and other physical merchants and make more purchases — but consumers may be slow to do so if they struggled financially because of the quarantine and if they're still concerned about getting sick.
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Racial slurs that reflect their day and age are uttered a few times, but lest we ruin our enjoyment of such great works, we should be slow to judge, because, as with the flow of time unfurling in this vast collection, 25 years from now who knows what will make us uneasy.
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Fortunately, it can be transmitted only if an infected person enters drinking water around the time when a worm is leaving the body, meaning the disease would be slow to bounce back, unlike, say, polio, which is passed on through fecal matter and could quickly return from near-extinction if eradication efforts were to slacken.
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Depending on the direction we are going, it will be bright and empty early on in Kentucky and dark and frantic in the eastern states at the end of the drive, or the morning traffic will be slow and congested in the east and it will be dark and wet late at night in Cincinnati and Kentucky.
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But in a way, Japan's ageing population should be a boon for golf, as demand rises from pensioners with time on their hands (courses take a few hours to reach by train from Tokyo, and play tends to be slow even by the sport's global standards, punctuated by lunches, beers and baths in onsen hot springs).
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So if your router sits in the living room (like mine does) and you have a strong signal there, but your Internet tends to be slow in other parts of your home like the kitchen or bedroom, just place one of these tiny little squares in that room and you should start to get a faster connection.
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Aware of no other businesses in insurance at the time that seemed to be tackling the problem, and convinced from her experience in the industry that insurance companies would be slow to change, Hugh says she taught herself coding and undertook a hackathon where she built an early iteration of what would later be known as Brolly.
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For the foreseeable future, attempts to acquire a much desired, reliable American heavy-lift rocket engine will be slow in coming; the only currently available substitute is more expensive and less reliable; and Congress has given us a band-aid — not assurance that we will be able to maintain today's capability until tomorrow's solution is reality.
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Between my own tests and those of other Verge staffers, we've run into a lot of significant bugs: apps randomly crash when opening them, cellular signals drop, the Camera app can be slow, pictures have randomly gotten new dates assigned to them, AirDrop has had issues, the text field flips out sometimes in iMessages, and more.
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As I've written before, Democrats over the long run will likely need deeper inroads in the Southwest to offset what's likely to be slow erosion in Great Plains and maybe also Midwestern states dominated by the older and blue-collar white voters that now consistently favor the GOP (even if Democrats trim those margins this year in the Midwest).
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First, business is going to be slow at the beginning of the year, but by springtime, your work situation will become optimal for launching new projects, and we have a proposition for you: a subscription service whereby buyers receive a small, new work every day of the year — sort of like a desk calendar, but with original art.
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That seems somewhat less likely — Apple already started lightly reworking the iPad's design with the 10.5-inch model released this year, and it would likely be slow and expensive to manufacture a bezel-less tablet — though either way it opens up the question of what happens to Touch ID. Will it get replaced, or will Apple ship a device with two authentication options?
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Bug fixes that should take hours take days; changes and feature requests which should take a few days occupy whole weeks; and you get into a vicious spiral where this slowdown causes everyone to be slow desperate to iterate faster that you can no longer take any time to try to pay down your technical debt, so instead you just keep exacerbating it.
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"Even 1 percent rejection is not fun for the person who has to face the inconvenience and humiliation of the experience but I like these odds way better than the random taxi, which might reject my dog and which can be slow in arriving and risky to pay," wrote Mike May, an advocate for the blind and visually impaired and technology consultant to Uber.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Sunday said the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Syria will be "slow & highly coordinated" after facing criticism for what some have described as an abrupt decision to pull out of the war-torn nation.
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This "base case" forecast assumed that adoption will be slow, as compared to that of smartphones and tablets, but, the report noted, "as the technology advances, price points decline, and an entire new marketplace of applications (both business and consumer) hits the market, we believe VR/AR has the potential to spawn a multi-billion dollar industry, and possibly be as game changing as the advent of the PC." While the conversation around VR (virtual reality) and AR (augmented reality) often focuses on gaming and video entertainment, the Goldman report theorizes that these use cases will account for less than half of the software market.
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Several progressive groups are pressing House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealNY files motion to keep Trump tax returns lawsuit out of DC court Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax Senate Dems urge Mnuchin not to cut capital gains taxes MORE to immediately request President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's tax returns from the Treasury Department, telling the Massachusetts Democrat that he shouldn't be slow-walking the process.
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