Another irony: These regional bottlenecks create incentives for producers to drill more in North Dakota and Oklahoma, where similar bottlenecks in 2012 inspired pipeline bonanzas.
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These bottlenecks became apparent in the course of my testing.
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There are sure to be more exceptions as bottlenecks emerge.
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Yet perhaps the biggest bottlenecks are not physical but political.
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They face planning hurdles and bottlenecks in the construction industry.
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Washington's trade war with China has created bottlenecks at factories.
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Deere hopes to fix the bottlenecks by the third quarter.
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Inventive humans are good at finding ways around trust bottlenecks.
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Why do you think that is, what are the bottlenecks?
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"The way to think about it is bottlenecks," explained Jones.
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Musk acknowledged Model 3 production bottlenecks in a tweet Friday.
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The improvements should ease traffic bottlenecks that threaten economic growth.
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Pipeline bottlenecks are also putting a lid on U.S. production growth.
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Those bottlenecks won't clear until the second half of the year.
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Reducing bottlenecks would cheer boardrooms from Samsung to Toyota to Unilever.
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That led to supply bottlenecks and production problems for German companies.
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There is only one elevator, often creating bottlenecks, Ms. Otterman wrote.
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That service aims to boost sales and reduce bottlenecks in stores.
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But even after the Model 3 began production, there were bottlenecks.
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Ideally, only one boy would go at a time to prevent bottlenecks.
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The food and agriculture value-chain is full of bottlenecks and inefficiencies.
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"It empowers us to remedy bottlenecks and relieve overburdened employees," he said.
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Either way, it's a clever solution to one of capitalism's many bottlenecks.
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But production bottlenecks have forced Tesla to repeatedly push back its targets.
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Sealing the border to asylum-seekers could create huge bottlenecks in Greece.
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WTI may continue to be influenced by bottlenecks in the American market.
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The Americans thought that production bottlenecks were fuelling inflation and stifling growth.
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FiveThirtyEight mapped the worst potential bottlenecks along the 70-mile-wide strip.
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Ohio is plagued by the same river bottlenecks that neighboring Kentucky is.
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The bottlenecks continue and the pictorials present a scathing picture of devastation.
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But the throngs of victims trying to leave the area are exacerbating bottlenecks.
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That hard drive gave me no bottlenecks at all, which was a relief.
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As companies gather increasing amounts of data, they face a choice over bottlenecks.
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The company said, however, that chemicals could face bottlenecks due to transport controls.
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The other, and perhaps more important, thing is the relaxation of distribution bottlenecks.
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Offload onto a truck and then have to go through customs and bottlenecks.
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The more dispersed your people, the more hierarchical structures become productivity killing bottlenecks.
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Investors want an update on mobile and whether the service bottlenecks have improved.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk blamed production bottlenecks for the slow pace of deliveries.
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"Streamlining this information will help highlight bottlenecks in the settlement process," he said.
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This is the result of various "population bottlenecks" occurring through the species' history.
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Coincidentally, the barriers to GDPR compliance are also bottlenecks of widespread AI adoption.
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Both systems would allow for more triage of breaking stories and fewer bottlenecks.
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Still, some traders said concerns about bottlenecks of hogs and cattle were overblown.
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There are other examples of bottlenecks that could substantially improve movement of goods.
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"It's a win-win if we start ironing out all these bottlenecks," said Kleijwegt.
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But the surge has caused some bottlenecks, inflating costs for raw materials and labour.
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One of the biggest bottlenecks in business is trying to do it all yourself.
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Industry groups say the economy could suffer if the bottlenecks in supply are prolonged.
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Structural policies aimed at resolving some of these bottlenecks could help raise potential output.
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Bottlenecks prevent plans from turning into reality, meaning that investment cannot rise much more.
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Governments can also borrow at low rates and spend on projects that break bottlenecks.
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The company also used aggregated data to relieve workflow bottlenecks and signs of overwork.
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What are the modern conveniences developers will appreciate, or the bottlenecks they will curse?
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Concerns about U.S. bottlenecks are contributing to the decline in U.S. futures as well.
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Supply bottlenecks for key raw materials and minerals like lithium and cobalt were possible.
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Later on Victorians produced many breeds that have even narrower bottlenecks, with much inbreeding.
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But shipping that oil outside Russia may be complicated by bottlenecks in export infrastructure.
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Russia's major oil producers and the energy ministry declined to comment on potential bottlenecks.
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Bottlenecks in the pea-protein supply last year delayed the firm's launch in Europe.
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Bottlenecks in Texas may not get cleared up until the second half of 2019.
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You're also creating bottlenecks where there's no tangible reason for a bottleneck to exist.
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The shutdowns are aimed fixing bottlenecks in order to boost production to new levels.
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Enforcing antitrust and public utility rules more aggressively would open up bottlenecks in economic activity.
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Structural bottlenecks constrain Romania's growth rate and convergence progress towards western European standards of living.
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Euro-area jobs markets are more rigid and run into bottlenecks more readily than America's.
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We do this in a cyclical fashion, as we're really trying to find those bottlenecks.
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A big difficulty in widening such bottlenecks is cumbersome procedures, legal hurdles and ponderous bureaucracies.
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So there are some key bottlenecks in the network that make something viral or not.
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That's useful information for identifying and fixing bottlenecks, which would aid Uber and its drivers.
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O, said their custom-built ordering and payment systems have removed bottlenecks at peak hours.
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Required distances between airplanes have been reduced, helping to relieve bottlenecks, according to Nav Canada.
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Despite complaints about pipeline bottlenecks, if TransCanada's Keystone XL pipeline to Nebraska and Enbridge Inc.
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And the five-story, vertically designed building only has one elevator, creating bottlenecks at times.
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Long lead times are attributed to bottlenecks in production, like its screen and TrueDepth camera.
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Musk also told staff to alert him of "any specific bottlenecks" on the production line.
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In Brazil, a majority of freight is transported by trucks, which often run into bottlenecks.
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The ruling AK Party has said the law will clear bottlenecks in the legal system.
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Terabatake said his company is trying to resolve supply bottlenecks by ramping up production capacity.
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Tesla has been struggling with bottlenecks and other glitches in its Model 3 assembly process.
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With central banks impotent and fiscal policy undermined by supply bottlenecks, novel approaches are needed.
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However, as with RT-PCR tests, serological tests are also facing supply shortages and bottlenecks.
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The stoppage is to "resolve production issues" including bottlenecks in battery supply, the story said.
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The trade tensions between Washington and Beijing are also causing bottlenecks in the supply chain.
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But the worker who provided the production figure for Wednesday's first shift said bottlenecks persist.
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"Still, a slower rate of expansion had already become apparent due to production bottlenecks; the proportion of companies reporting production obstacles due to supply bottlenecks and a shortage of skilled workers had reached historic highs by the middle of last year." the report added.
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Some experts say there are bottlenecks in the system that prevented Obama from deporting more immigrants.
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Diverting resources to fix Model 3 bottlenecks & increase battery production for Puerto Rico & other affected areas.
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Speed has been of the main bottlenecks in mainstreaming 3D printing for manufacturing — metal or otherwise.
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In contrast, Permian producers have been weighed down by supply bottlenecks that have pressured realized prices.
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At record aerospace volumes, any bottlenecks can quickly undermine the programme and ripple throughout the sector.
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By easing labour bottlenecks, low-skilled migrants help to keep down prices of goods and services.
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Capacity bottlenecks center on its ore processing facilities, rather than rail or port facilities, she added.
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The company in the past has struggled with achieving its Model 3 goals, blaming production bottlenecks.
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LNG terminals are also facing capacity bottlenecks and logistic constraints, energy information service Platts reported recently.
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Capacity bottlenecks centre on its ore processing facilities, rather than rail or port facilities, she added.
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The process can take weeks as the large influx has created bottlenecks at ports of entry.
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The company burning through cash as it struggles with production bottlenecks around its Model 3 sedan.
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Several Canadian producers have already announced production cuts due to bottlenecks, but that is not enough.
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Takeaway capacity bottlenecks in the Permian could constrain shipping from inland Texas to the Gulf Coast.
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The bottlenecks come as oil sands production expands with Suncor Energy Inc's new Fort Hills mine.
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And while U.S. exports may grow somewhat, infrastructure bottlenecks for the time being hold back sales.
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But these sectors have been hit by slowdown in India's economy as well as regulatory bottlenecks.
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Bottlenecks are expected to persist until the second half of 2019 when new pipelines come online.
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Diverting resources to fix Model 33 bottlenecks & increase battery production for Puerto Rico & other affected areas.
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"Skilled labor bottlenecks are making themselves felt," the DIHK said in a report on the survey.
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The Model 3 began production in July, but the rollout has been hampered by production bottlenecks.
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Price competition seemed subdued in December and Amazon avoided delivery bottlenecks it experienced in 2015, he said.
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For years, growth has been hobbled by low global commodity prices, tepid foreign investment and infrastructure bottlenecks.
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Additionally, lacquers can only be produced in certain finite quantities, has led to serious bottlenecks in production.
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Infrastructure development is one of Widodo's main economic platforms as the economy struggles to remove logistical bottlenecks.
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Washington's trade war with China has created bottlenecks at factories, pushing up prices of some raw materials.
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Memory bottlenecks can be overcome cheaply, and processors are good enough for the vast majority of tasks.
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Bottlenecks in construction and land allocation have driven up the price of housing, especially in Tel Aviv.
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But the firm believes bottlenecks will develop as the U.S. oil and gas rig count approaches 600.
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As our computers, tablets, smartphones and IoT gadgets become more powerful, servers become the bottlenecks to performance.
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The A350 supply chain has improved but some bottlenecks remain following delays in cabin deliveries, he added.
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The situation created bottlenecks to finding vessels for exports and domestic transportation, limiting shipments of Venezuelan oil.
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Those first vehicles went to Tesla employees and deliveries limped along for months due to production bottlenecks.
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Other countries soon followed suit, resulting in bottlenecks at borders along the so-called western Balkan route.
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Puerto Rico could "achieve considerable progress in entrepreneurship by addressing its systemic bottlenecks," according to the GEI.
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South Africa faces a long term problem of boosting growth due to bottlenecks within state-owned companies.
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FAISS addresses some of the inherent bottlenecks that developers face when dealing with huge amounts of data.
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Canadian oil producers who face price discounts for their crude due to transportation bottlenecks, support the project.
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Gigamon makes software used in large data centers to boost the flow of traffic and prevent bottlenecks.
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Human bottlenecks abound at airports: security checkpoints, bathrooms, immigration, and on jet bridges and in airplane aisles.
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They have created bottlenecks and logistical hurdles and have raised safety concerns in cities across the country.
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The supply bottlenecks, which also pushed up prices of raw materials, resulted in a longer delivery times.
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One trader suggested that persistent delays could prompt producers to bring forward maintenance shutdowns to ease bottlenecks.
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The electric automaker also scaled back its Model 24 production targets as it deals with production bottlenecks.
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As renewable energy markets expand, bottlenecks in the local production of equipment and services could hinder competitiveness.
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And it took up the time of the customer: Cash causes bottlenecks at the register, he said.
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This involves using software to monitor the tasks that office workers perform, to identify bottlenecks and inefficiencies.
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Instead of wondering whether aquaculture can advance, they're working on clearing bottlenecks around hatcheries, disease and genetics.
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And it is doing this while trying to root out bottlenecks and glitches in the manufacturing process.
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Plant managers use the data to track output and find and eliminate even subtle bottlenecks in production.
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So understanding where the bottlenecks are and dealing with them accordingly is what is important to identify.
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Competition on pricing seemed less intense, and Amazon avoided fulfillment bottlenecks it suffered in 2015, he said.
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These periods are used to improve automation and systematically address bottlenecks in order to increase production rates.
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The most immediate challenges facing the shale industry are bottlenecks for the services on which frackers rely.
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There is no indication that the "bottlenecks" mentioned previously by the company are associated with seat production.
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The price slump, transport bottlenecks and pressure from activists have forced oil firms to cut costs and emissions.
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Musk mentions two things they're focusing on right now instead: Model 3 bottlenecks and Puerto Rico battery production.
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Technical factors including the responsiveness of a drone's motors and the latency of their sensors all create bottlenecks.
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While these massive projects are ongoing, travellers through the airports could experience even more hellish bottlenecks and queues.
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Europol itself acknowledges that bottlenecks and informal camps have emerged to assist the crossing of the shutdown borders.
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The intermedia have become dominant market bottlenecks for their distinct functions: e-commerce, information access, and social sharing.
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The details: Deliveries of Model 3 took off after serious production bottlenecks, to a total of 56,065 units.
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It also mentions a "supply driven inflationary breakout" driven by factors such a supply bottlenecks or wage increases.
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Implementing automation at airport bottlenecks could expedite drop-off, check-in, security, and boarding for flyers and employees.
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In the short term, these limits include bottlenecks in the pipeline infrastructure needed to get oil to market.
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The Es Sider grade will eventually be split between the two ports to avoid bottlenecks as output increases.
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Tesla has struggled in the past two years to remove bottlenecks in the production of the Model 3.
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"Possibly bottlenecks are a constraint or it may have been weather disruptions," said Westpac senior economist Andrew Hanlan.
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Tanzania, a country of 50m people with substantial recent discoveries of natural gas, illustrates some of the bottlenecks.
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It's one of the things that I think would solve some of the regulatory bottlenecks of the FDA.
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Pourbaix said while he supports government help, the bottlenecks require "quick solutions" but will ease late next year.
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Analysts expect the region underlying Texas and New Mexico to work through the bottlenecks in the coming months.
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This can be blamed on various bottlenecks, but the worst restricts the passage from hospital to social care.
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The new investments will be geared principally toward eliminating bottlenecks and improving the pipelines' measurement systems, Loon said.
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That's when new pipelines are expected to come online, unlocking bottlenecks caused by the Permian Basin's blockbuster growth.
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Transportation analytics firm INRIX identified what are expected to be some of the biggest bottlenecks over the holidays.
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Another factor is supply bottlenecks — especially in West Texas, where pipelines to Gulf Coast refiners are backing up.
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In recent months, Tesla has solved major manufacturing bottlenecks, and increased production of its Model 3 electric sedans.
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Memory chips are in tight supply due to production bottlenecks and strong demand from high-end smartphone makers.
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Morning rush-hour traffic turned to frustrating bottlenecks on busy Athens avenues, with traffic crawling to a halt.
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He said more help was on the way, while acknowledging that there had been "bottlenecks" in the response.
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Interstate 93, which connects Manchester to the northern suburbs of Boston, is a constant headache, plagued by bottlenecks.
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It said Bosch, BMW and the sub-supplier were doing all they could to resolve the delivery bottlenecks.
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"While we continue to make significant progress each week in fixing Model 3 bottlenecks, the nature of manufacturing challenges during a ramp such as this makes it difficult to predict exactly how long it will take for all bottlenecks to be cleared or when new ones will appear," the company said.
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Bottlenecks for transporting fuel from refineries, distribution centers and ports to gas stations have also worsened, exacerbating the shortages.
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Habana Labs argues that scaling a GPU-based training system beyond 16 GPUs quickly hits a number of bottlenecks.
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This dramatically narrows down the gene pool, leading to loss of genetic diversity and the onset of genetic bottlenecks.
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Last, bottlenecks in the U.S. are seen as preventing American drillers from ramping up production even as prices rise.
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The company made just 260 Model 3 sedans in the third quarter due to what it called production bottlenecks.
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Relying on outside clearing also introduced bottlenecks around its innovation and user sign ups, limiting onboarding to business hours.
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Ixia makes equipment that monitors and tests networks so enterprise customers can have their data travel smoothly without bottlenecks.
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The idea is to solve a real problem around code testing bottlenecks that can result in delays in deployment.
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Using DeX, even with all the aforementioned accessories, is still slow, cumbersome, and frustrating, with app incompatibilities and bottlenecks.
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Traders and shippers have grown concerned that the United States, before long, will run into bottlenecks for exporting crude.
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What he meant was that Instagram systematically analyzed all the bottlenecks to its service and tried to eliminate them.
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The ISM's supplier deliveries index for the services sector increased last month, pointing to bottlenecks in the supply chain.
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Their purview is more often highway bottlenecks, angry motorists, and the occasional ticket-worthy blow through a red light.
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In January, Tesla said it made "major progress addressing Model 3 production bottlenecks," in the last quarter of 2017.
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But checkpoints create bottlenecks and queues of people waiting to get through them, which then become an easy target.
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But tying its fortunes to Tesla's, which has struggled with production bottlenecks, has sometimes looked like a risky bet.
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While U.S. crude output is surging, bottlenecks are forming in the fast-growing oil-producing region of western Texas.
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Analysts expect the industry to bring new infrastructure online and clear the bottlenecks by the end of the year.
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She's also very good at breaking through heavily defended bottlenecks and creating opportunities for more friendlies to slip through.
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Besides allaying travelers' concerns about getting through security, wait-time data can also alert security officials about processing bottlenecks.
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Beyond infrastructure bottlenecks, red tape - particularly in Vietnam - remains hard to navigate and skilled labor is not easily available.
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Supply bottlenecks at rivals and strong industrial demand have flung BASF's basic chemicals business into a surprise upward cycle.
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The automaker has attributed the low production rate of the new car to unexpected bottlenecks in its manufacturing system.
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"A lot of these bottlenecks came because companies were solely focused on engineering bacteria to increase yield," Yu said.
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There are bottlenecks in the supply chain, as shoppers' runs on particular items have sent the system into overdrive.
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Various bird migration routes, or flyways, pass through the country; when squeezed between mountains, the routes narrow, forming bottlenecks.
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The rush for flowers creates international logistics bottlenecks and elevated transportation costs for a limited supply of perishable flowers.
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A short-term bump in spending, as Mrs Merkel argues, would rub up against bottlenecks in areas like construction.
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Genetic bottlenecks are almost always considered in the context of vulnerable populations of conservation concern, not a notorious pest.
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What he meant was that Instagram systematically analyzed all the bottlenecks to its service and tried to eliminate them.
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Low water levels of the river Rhine last year, for instance, led to bottlenecks in the coffee supply chain.
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The central bank has warned that fuel bottlenecks could stoke inflation and crimp growth in an already slowing economy.
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The funds will "address critical bottlenecks, support fragile suppliers, and mitigate single points-of-failure," according to the report.
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Oil producers have been pulling back on fracking and completing wells because of the pipeline bottlenecks and price weakness.
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Crude pipelines opening up in the United States, easing bottlenecks that weighed on the U.S. benchmark, supported WTI in particular.
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Earlier this week Tesla reported that "production bottlenecks" had left it behind the planned ramp-up for the Model 3.
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Supporting the project are Canadian oil producers, who face price discounts over transport bottlenecks, and U.S. refineries and pipeline builders.
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It made sense for the south to build more wind turbines, because the region had no grid bottlenecks, he added.
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"As the registration bottlenecks gradually clear economic growth is likely to accelerate again in the fourth quarter," the ministry said.
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He said Rixey explored bottlenecks in the process with about two dozen industry executives during a tabletop exercise in May.
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Ixia makes equipment that monitors and tests networks so its enterprise customers can have their data travel smoothly without bottlenecks.
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The cause is Tesla's own facilities: "production bottlenecks" at both its Fremont production plant and the massive Gigafactory in Nevada.
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Tesla was burning through millions of dollars a day as the company tried to solve production bottlenecks in its factory.
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Tesla has blamed bottlenecks in the production of the Model 23's batteries at the company's Gigafactory for the delays.
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Analysts during Monday's call pressed Beyond Meat executives for details on looming supply chain bottlenecks as demand continues to surge.
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Tesla has struggled to ramp up production of its Model 3 vehicle, encountering bottlenecks in its factory and supply chain.
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Domino's Pizza and Panera Bread Co, said their custom-built ordering and payment systems have removed bottlenecks at peak hours.
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The faster connectivity allowed robotic cameras and robotic arms to manage inventory at super fast speeds and thus eliminate bottlenecks.
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Production bottlenecks had led to delays and inventory buildup at Longines and Omega, a problem it expected to resolve soon.
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The road bottlenecks as it passes by Stonehenge, holding up beachbound pilgrims for hours each weekend, and all summer long.
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"Diverting resources to fix Model 3 bottlenecks & increase battery production for Puerto Rico & other affected areas," Musk said on Twitter.
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Prices for Canadian crude have also dropped against benchmark oil as a surge in production has led to transportation bottlenecks.
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The ratings are constrained by ongoing structural bottlenecks as captured by the weak World Bank Ease of Doing Business indicator.
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Tesla has been struggling with bottlenecks in production, and at one point had to revert to hand-building the cars.
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More U.S. crude could be heading to market as U.S. pipeline bottlenecks are cleared in the second half of 2019.
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But the country still only has enough storage capacity for three days of consumption, causing bottlenecks to show up quickly.
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Refined zinc output in top metals consumer China surged 22020% year-on-year in September as smelter bottlenecks have eased.
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U.S. oilfield services firms have seen demand soften as producers cut spending due to transportation bottlenecks in the Permian basin.
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U.S. oil producers recently have slowed spending on new wells in the face of surging crude output and transportation bottlenecks.
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There will be few tears shed for Pacorini, which has been one of the main beneficiaries of load-out bottlenecks.
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Revenue was slightly above forecasts, but Tesla scaled back its Model 3 production targets as it deals with production bottlenecks.
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This will mean that skill shortages which are creating productivity bottlenecks can be filled much faster, helping to boost growth.
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But OPEC sees U.S. shale supply additions slowing in the second half of 2018 and into 2019 as bottlenecks persist.
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In addition, nearby Canadian producers also grappling with bottlenecks are pushing more oil into the United States, worsening the constraints.
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Passengers at Terminal 4 at Kennedy Airport discovered that in January 2018 after a snowstorm caused bottlenecks and delayed flights.
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They have no such bottlenecks or mobs, despite each international passenger completing health cards and walking through a temperature scanner.
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Wolf said officials screened more than 40,000 passengers on Saturday, which led to bottlenecks and confusion in Chicago in particular.
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The bottlenecks create conditions for satisfying bird-watching, and make it easier for organizations like S.P.N.L. to conduct bird counts.
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Canadian rail operators have been trying to unclog rail bottlenecks that left commodities trapped in landlocked western provinces this winter.
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On the one hand, Chinese state media have reported test kit shortages and processing bottlenecks, which could produce an undercount.
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Some are bulbous, with bottlenecks that recall the thick vessels of a heart; others are elegant and sport graceful curves.
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Elon Musk's company attributed it to "production bottlenecks," and emphasized that there are no problems with production or supply chain.
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"While we continue to make significant progress each week in fixing Model 3 bottlenecks, the nature of manufacturing challenges during a ramp such as this makes it difficult to predict exactly how long it will take for all bottlenecks to be cleared or when new ones will appear," Musk's letter to the shareholders read.
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However, that growth has largely stalled this year due to pipeline bottlenecks in the Permian Basin, the largest U.S. shale field.
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Sounding a note of caution, Bankhaus Lampe's Alexander Krueger said production bottlenecks and capacity constraints were likely to dampen future growth.
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"We must lower costs, which will remove many of the bottlenecks to developing more stations," he told reporters at a briefing.
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But all that new supply has created bottlenecks in a region with too few pipelines to bring the crude to market.
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And so they're now sitting and building out workflows internally with real content and really looking for what are the bottlenecks.
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Volkswagen, Audi, BMW, Fiat Chrysler, General Motors Co and Ford said their factories outside of China remain unaffected by supply bottlenecks.
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Canadian oil producers, who face discounts for their crude due to transport bottlenecks, U.S. refineries and pipeline builders, support the project.
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But the training and custom tools required to make the Mac Pros slowed production, creating bottlenecks when there was high demand.
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Without widespread support from telcos, there will still be plenty of bottlenecks in the network that will limit its potential speed.
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Previously, Tesla has blamed bottlenecks in the production of the Model 3's batteries at the company's Gigafactory for the delays.
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Santa Clara, California-based Gigamon makes software used in large data centers to boost the flow of traffic and prevent bottlenecks.
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Part of the problem was Tesla's over-reliance on automation in its Fremont, California factory, which caused production bottlenecks and delays.
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"These periods are used to improve automation and systematically address bottlenecks in order to increase production rates," a Tesla spokesperson said.
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From video producers, to 3D animators, to music producers, to artists, Apple says it's looking into the bottlenecks that frustrate professionals.
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It delivered its first Model 3's in July 2017, but since then, it's struggled with production bottlenecks and repeated delays.
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But Mr. Wakefield noted that working out bottlenecks and hitches in auto production often isn't as straightforward as it could appear.
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Canada's oil producers say the expanded pipeline will help resolve bottlenecks that have resulted in steeply discounted prices for their crude.
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Millions of barrels of oil pass daily through the various bottlenecks from Middle East oil producers to markets across the globe.
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Output from heavy crude producers Venezuela and Mexico is falling, and pipeline bottlenecks are keeping it from being shipped from Canada.
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The U.S. Department of Energy forecasts West Texas oil production will grow next month, despite the weaker prices and transportation bottlenecks.
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U.S. production may be about to top out, but the industry should work through the bottlenecks by next year, he said.
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Those cards cost around $600, and that's not including the top-tier CPU and memory you need to avoid processing bottlenecks.
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The Permian Basin is pumping so much oil that the region is running out of pipelines, creating bottlenecks that limit output.
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"We quickly became aware that there are these bottlenecks in the production system of records in the States," Carter tells me.
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The idea is that by using photonics for all of the major bottlenecks that traditional processors struggle with will be removed.
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While some ships have been offloaded since then, bottlenecks are forming at some ports and truck yards as containers pile up.
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Even this year, a leading think tank warns, labor bottlenecks will cost Germany nearly 1 percent in lost gross domestic product.
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Analysts believe operators will start to run into bottlenecks if exports rise to 3.5 million to 4 million barrels a day.
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This is typical late-cycle stuff — some areas soften up, bottlenecks emerge, the balance of power goes from companies to workers.
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To get around bottlenecks, grid operators may turn on more expensive or less efficient generators closer to where the demand is.
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There were the bottlenecks, the curbside snow piles in winter, the throngs of tourists and hordes of commuters down Midtown avenues.
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Last week, the company admitted "production bottlenecks" meant only 260 Model 3s had been built so far, off of the 1,500 target.
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The German luxury carmaker also cautioned that emissions-related vehicle certification bottlenecks would further dent Mercedes earnings in the current third quarter.
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More U.S. crude could also be heading to market as the U.S. pipeline bottlenecks are cleared in the second half of 2019.
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When it comes to sperm, only the fiercest swimmers can wriggle past the bottlenecks of the female reproductive tract, new research shows.
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There are bottlenecks, for example, that change how genital mucus flows, which in turn can change how sperm swim and steer upstream.
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The matching engine and databases that work perfectly for thousands of users become bottlenecks when there are hundreds of thousands of users.
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He also thinks Amazon could avoid bottlenecks that have occurred the last few holiday seasons by taking greater control of its deliveries.
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It has since partnered with other Japanese automakers — and Panasonic, which makes batteries with Tesla — to help solve some of the bottlenecks.
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Mongolian miners may have difficulty in ramping up output significantly given the transport bottlenecks between the landlocked country and its southern neighbour.
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You'll get to master working with Microsoft Visual Studio and learn how to speed up your code to avoid potential performance bottlenecks.
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Crude oil and bitumen export prices plunged 34.3 percent, as transportation bottlenecks out of Canada's energy heartland sent Canadian crude prices tumbling.
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Canada's oil producers say the expanded pipeline is critical to addressing bottlenecks that have led to steeply discounted prices for their crude.
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Earlier this month, Tesla said production bottlenecks had left the company behind its planned ramp-up for the new Model 3 sedan.
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In January, Starbucks said some of its busiest U.S. cafes were grappling with bottlenecks at drink pick-up stations during peak hours.
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A recent note from RBC Capital Markets concluded that "physical bottlenecks" are unlikely to kick in before 3.2 million barrels per day.
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The magazine's prediction that the Tesla Model 3, which has faced production bottlenecks, will have average reliability illustrates the challenges automakers face.
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Beijing's "decarbonisation" plans have been hit by grid bottlenecks and subsidy backlogs that have impeded efforts to maximize solar and wind generation.
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On the contrary, political bottlenecks on infrastructure policy revolve around details and tweaks in the system, not whether the investments are needed.
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He said Tesla told him where the bottlenecks in production were in joining the vehicle's chassis with the bottom of its body.
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The constraints on the supply side now look more like traditional bottlenecks that are trademarks of a strong ( perhaps overheated) economic performance.
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At that time, cheetahs began migrating across the Bering Strait into Asia, and ultimately into Africa, producing a series of population bottlenecks.
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"The bottlenecks of this outbreak are hospitalization in general and intensive care, so to increase capacity, equipment must be purchased," she said.
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"The difficulty in pinning something like this down is in determining where the bottlenecks will be in the network usage," he said.
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He says that one of the bottlenecks with this process is simply getting started, and understanding the basic parameters of the test.
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The measures provide incentives for job creation but in our opinion fall short of addressing long-standing bottlenecks in the labour market.
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In an interview with CNBC, he addressed concerns of "bottlenecks" in production that could arise from refining capacity shortfalls for lithium miners.
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China&aposs second aircraft carrier, the Shandong, officially entered service this month, but bottlenecks in training could hamper the navy&aposs effectiveness.
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Jaguar Land Rover CEO Ralf Speth said last week that supply bottlenecks would cost his company £60 million ($79 million) per day.
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It also shows how U.S. refiners are trying to seize on the bottlenecks, doing whatever they can to access the distressed crude.
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On top of that, US operators have a limited ability to increase production in the massive Permian Basin because of infrastructure bottlenecks.
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Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration These bottlenecks will present aggravations that potentially slow production growth over the next couple years, LeBlanc says.
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The steep gap, fueled by pipeline bottlenecks that hampered moving out surging Canadian oil production, has helped U.S. refiners report fattened refining margins.
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That's because, until recently, broadcasting and publishing were difficult and expensive affairs, their infrastructures riddled with bottlenecks and concentrated in a few hands.
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" GANESH KUMAR GUPTA, PRESIDENT, FEDERATION OF INDIAN EXPORT ORGANISATIONS(FIEO) "The new government has to address infrastructure bottlenecks to impart competitiveness to exports.
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Juan Pablo Castanon, head of the powerful Mexican business lobby CCE, told Milenio television bottlenecks in fuel supply were starting to affect manufacturing.
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The company eventually blamed its production shortfall on "bottlenecks" at its battery factory outside Reno, Nevada and its assembly plant in Fremont, California.
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Nieto, who called the outcomes "terrible," pointed to the financial intelligence unit and attorney general's office as the two "bottlenecks" holding back cases.
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But at the same time, the model can create bottlenecks that result in core complaints going unaddressed for months or years, insiders say.
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They work in a number of key positions in the warehouse which are also, if you know what to look for, technological bottlenecks.
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Weak third-quarter data was chalked up to bottlenecks in the car industry, which had to meet new emissions standards for diesel engines.
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However, it is struggling to resolve bottlenecks in the industry, including fuel processing, waste recycling, grid access and a shortage of qualified staff.
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The cloud helps VW to detect supply bottlenecks and process disruptions early as well as to optimize the operation of machinery and equipment.
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The bottlenecks have sent the price of local crude down to an almost $15 a barrel discount to benchmark prices at Cushing, Oklahoma.
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Employers say it is difficult to find workers with the skills they require and bottlenecks in infrastructure like roads and railways hinder business.
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Despite lower earnings, Covestro is boosting investment to prevent production bottlenecks in future upswings, taking up the challenge posed by rivals' growth plans.
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Pipeline companies are increasing DRA usage because of bottlenecks in the key North American producing regions of Texas's Permian Basin and Western Canada.
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The cloud helps VW to detect supply bottlenecks and process disruptions early as well as to optimise the operation of machinery and equipment.
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Based in Calabasas, California, Ixia makes equipment that monitors and tests networks so enterprise customers can have their data travel smoothly without bottlenecks.
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An accumulation of tankers around PDVSA ports waiting for payments to discharge oil imports created bottlenecks for refining, production and exports last year.
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"These periods are used to improve automation and systematically address bottlenecks in order to increase production rates," a Tesla representative said on Monday.
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In 2019, there will be too much oil supply growth into next year from Canada, Brazil and elsewhere, along with the pipeline bottlenecks.
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But while the stock is up nearly 20 percent since the announcement last Tuesday, Goldman analysts remain unconvinced, fearful of persistent production bottlenecks.
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In addition to nailing down the No. 1 spot, Atlanta had the dubious distinction of placing two other bottlenecks in the top 25.
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By this reckoning, the economy cannot continue to create jobs more rapidly than the labor force is growing without the emergence of bottlenecks.
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Ground stops, especially long ones, typically can have a ripple effect nationwide, forcing bottlenecks and delays at airports that feed into other destinations.
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Detailed data confirmed economic growth was unchanged in the fourth quarter, and economists said bottlenecks in new car registrations contributed to the stagnation.
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The electric car manufacturer had been struggling with production bottlenecks and burning through cash at a rate of almost $1 billion per quarter.
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Solving what he called "logistical bottlenecks" is Brazil's greatest challenge over the next few years to leverage its competitive advantage, Gradiz Filho said.
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He also cited a need for a clearer distinction between the executive and the judiciary and for easing bottlenecks in the justice system.
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The development, which came after the court decided in August to allow investors to submit collective claims against Volkswagen, could foreshadow legal bottlenecks.
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Monday did bring some bottlenecks on the major highways heading to and from the path of totality, and particularly out of Hopkinsville, Kentucky.
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It is full of twists, kinks, forks, dead ends, bottlenecks, troughs and plateaus; periods of sudden, mind-boggling expansion and dull, slow waiting.
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"Lidar has been one of the bottlenecks for producing automated vehicles at scale," Mr. Vogt said on a conference call after the announcement.
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While explaining that China's logistics bottlenecks were overcome after port disruptions in February, export demand remains strong putting a strain on cargo movements.
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Some of those who work in the shelter network say bottlenecks are straining both the children and the system that cares for them.
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The company warned earlier this month that production bottlenecks had left the company behind with its planned ramp-up for the Model 3.
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Cohen said bottlenecks in the U.S. system had been a concern but as they get worked out more U.S. crude can move offshore.
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The $2683 billion project aims to clear bottlenecks near the confluence of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, and that will benefit Western Kentucky.
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Looking ahead, analysts caution that a swift rebound remains a challenge despite new resort attractions, due to slowing market growth and infrastructure bottlenecks.
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Even in the current system, top-heavy networks are contributing to bottlenecks that increase wait times for doctor visits and certain surgical procedures.
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Cooperation among all the parties involved will be essential, but new regulation may be needed to ensure that these gatekeepers don't become bottlenecks.
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Sellers are struggling to find buyers for West African, Russian and Kazakh cargoes, while pipeline bottlenecks trap supply in west Texas and Canada.
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A surge in production has trapped barrels in the Permian, the largest U.S. oilfield, as transportation bottlenecks emerged, depressing regional Midland prices for months.
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"The idea is to help the industry get rid of its own bottlenecks," Chad Brown, Viryl's chief executive officer, told The Globe And Mail.
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Earlier this month, Musk made the bold decision to personally fix the Model 3 bottlenecks by getting his hands dirty on the factory floor.
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The pledge to address regulatory bottlenecks could cheer companies starting exploration and production ventures, some of which have criticized the slow pace of approvals.
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The ministry said it expected the industrial sector to recover in the last two month of the year as car registration bottlenecks clear up.
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Coal was the biggest driver of growth in 2017, but exports were hit by transport bottlenecks at the border with China, Mongolia's biggest customer.
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Some investors may question how Canadian Natural will transport the additional oil production, given pipeline bottlenecks, Tudor Pickering Holt & Co said in a note.
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Egyptian authorities say the $250 billion project will reduce bottlenecks and increase toll revenue from $22009 billion to $21970 billion a year by 213.
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Getting more Canadian oil to the Gulf Coast would help relieve existing bottlenecks on constrained pipeline systems, the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers said.
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But he notes that next year new pipelines will be completed to ship more oil out of the Permian, which will ease the bottlenecks.
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But if people find it truly useful, bottlenecks will be created: long lines of cars waiting to get on, just like on the interstate.
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The company blamed "production bottlenecks", which is not unusual for the launch of new vehicles and which pleased investors, driving up its share price.
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A Wall Street Journal report claimed production bottlenecks arose because some parts were still being made by hand, a claim Tesla has vehemently denied.
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Analysts say a weak minority government could potentially paralyze efforts to tackle bottlenecks in housing and infrastructure that threaten to choke the economic recovery.
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The electric vehicle manufacturer attributed the production delays to "bottlenecks" and denied that there were any fundamental issues with the Model 2000 supply chain.
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Naturally, it shares the same bottlenecks as the old-school CGI pipeline: creating characters in this way consumes a lot of time and expertise.
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Flashback: Tesla, citing "bottlenecks," acknowledged in early October that it produced less than 20% of the third quarter target of 1,33 of the vehicles.
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Amid the transportation bottlenecks that Canadian Energy companies face, Husky said earlier this month it had excess oil pipeline capacity to the United States.
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A new American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) report reveals worsened congestion and slower truck speeds across the top five truck bottlenecks in the nation.
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As companies race to take advantage of recent advances in artificial intelligence, more and more are turning to custom chips to reduce processing bottlenecks.
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The technology shaves ordering times, but can create new bottlenecks by swamping kitchens at peak hours, as companies such as Starbucks Corp have learned.
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Turkey is likely to turn further toward these countries as a means to alleviate some of the bottlenecks stemming from the Western arms embargoes.
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At the same time, U.S. crude output is rising, but labor shortages and pipeline bottlenecks in the nation's biggest oil field are capping growth.
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The Tesla response chronicled disclosures of production bottlenecks the company faced in its third quarter of 2017 when it fell short of its targets.
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In particular, the Instagram-ready Frappuccinos, such as the infamous Unicorn Frappuccino, slow down service and can cause bottlenecks, annoying both employees and customers.
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At the end of the day, tollbooths are nothing but bottlenecks on a road on which we would otherwise travel faster and more freely.
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German companies faced supply bottlenecks and production problems last year after a drought and heatwave led to unusually low water levels on the Rhine.
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As such, it is hard to manage as a policy tool, due to myriad factors ranging from individual company investment decisions to infrastructure bottlenecks.
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The study's authors hope their research will contribute to the conservation of extant species facing population bottlenecks and a dangerous lack of genetic diversity.
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Canada produces more than 4 million bpd, much of it heavy crude that could replace Venezuelan grades, but pipeline bottlenecks are hampering its exports.
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Domestic factors include the introduction of new car-emission regulations and unusually low Rhine water levels, which have led to supply and production bottlenecks.
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It would have a hard time boosting GDP because the supply side of the economy is damaged by supply-chain bottlenecks and safety fears.
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"If Congress authorizes too much spending and businesses are not nimble enough" to absorb it, there can be bottlenecks and price pressure, she acknowledged.
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"Back in the 2000s most companies were using sugars as a feed stock and they were encountering bottlenecks to increase the yield," she said.
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"In addition to the primary protection of the workforce, bottlenecks in global supply chains no longer allow orderly production," Porsche noted in its statement.
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But the state Department of Transportation has allocated $53 billion for improvements to the highway interchanges that produce the biggest bottlenecks for airport traffic.
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"Similarly, supply-chain bottlenecks may push up prices of some goods, but this should be broadly offset by weaker demand-side pressures," he added.
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GERMAN INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION BDI SAYS SEVERAL SECTORS IN GERMANY SEE FAR-EAST SUPPLY BOTTLENECKS IN COMING WEEKS OVER CORONAVIRUS, INCLUDING CARS, PHARMA AND PAPER
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Tesla has struggled to convince Wall Street that the car company's finances are sound while production bottlenecks and persistent deficits beleaguer Musk's innovative goals.
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The return of crude deliveries at Eddystone highlights the growing pains confronting U.S. producers who are facing bottlenecks as booming production outpaces pipeline growth.
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Petrikas said that while market participants had developed work-arounds, these were "sub optimal" and involved clunky bilateral messaging systems which could cause bottlenecks.
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Bottlenecks in the supply chain resulting from the U.S.-China trade war are also squeezing manufacturing, which accounts for about 12% of the economy.
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Tesla, headed by Elon Musk, has been struggling to overcome production bottlenecks and reported its biggest-ever quarterly loss in the July-September quarter.
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That could improve her chances of making it through early potential bottlenecks: receiving a hearing and an up-or-down vote at the committee level.
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Without that investment, the group said in its latest report, Americans can look forward to more highway traffic jams, airport bottlenecks and potential power outages.
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The Economy Ministry put the contraction down to continued bottlenecks in new car registrations due to the introduction of stricter pollution standards, known as WLTP.
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The country's busiest airports and U.S. airlines have been warning federal lawmakers and the Transportation Security Administration for months about security-screening bottlenecks this summer.
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The imports flow mainly through the Pajaritos, Tuxpan and Veracruz terminals on the country's Gulf coast, which have recently turned into bottlenecks for the imports.
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These can cost airplane manufacturers $100,000 a day, said Vertical Research Partners analyst Rob Stallard, making the bottlenecks in aircraft seating a top industry priority.
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Travel can be a pain even in the best of times, and bottlenecks at Transportation Security Administration checkpoints are making things even worse than usual.
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Similar situations play out in other places of the world, especially at bottlenecks where a web of roads narrows down to a precious few lanes.
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Musk reiterated the claim on Tuesday after automotive news website Electrek reported that the company faces delivery bottlenecks at the close of the second quarter.
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"One of the biggest bottlenecks for labs, including outsourced labs like Transcriptic, is getting the samples out of the lab into their facility," Canine said.
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Early on, Starbucks said mobile orders had hurt sales after they caused bottlenecks at the pickup line, but the company has since resolved these issues.
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In its annual report, Daimler also said that political crises and uncertainties could lead to supply bottlenecks for specific raw materials, leading to volatile prices.
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This suggests that the labor market bottlenecks have yet to translate into stronger wage growth and with it rising price pressures in Europe's largest economy.
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Logistics bottlenecks force companies either to stock up on supplies, driving up inventory costs, or suffer large price fluctuations, particularly at times of heavy travel.
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And we also get rid of bottlenecks at the bar; you will not have to wait for the new barrel to be on tap anymore.
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Apple's main manufacturing partner, Foxconn, reportedly shipped out the first wave of iPhone X devices earlier this week, presumably after the supply bottlenecks were solved.
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India will likely increase 2018 thermal coal imports after two straight years of declines because of domestic logistic bottlenecks, regulatory changes and surging power demand.
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In cities such as Abidjan and Kampala expressways funded by tolls are easing bottlenecks and opening up agricultural land to developers, fuelling suburban construction booms.
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Defensive bottlenecks stacked with turrets and shielded tank characters, for example, are absolute murder to attack head-on for flimsy heroes like Genji or McCree.
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This report comes amidst worries that infrastructure bottlenecks, which make it difficult for producers to get their oil to market, could soon start curtailing output.
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Portugal's banking association denies banks contribute to the problem and says it is working with the government on plans to remove legal and judicial bottlenecks.
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Efficient highway design would support new technologies like driverless vehicles, eliminate traffic bottlenecks and increase road capacity saving billions of gallons of fuel every year.
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The top-down chaebol structure that allows for quick decision-making that has partly fueled the conglomerates' expansion in past decades can also create bottlenecks.
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The decision also hurts Canada's oil producers, who say the expanded pipeline is needed to address bottlenecks that have sharply reduced prices for their crude.
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The transport bottlenecks could limit the pace of growth of shale production, and as pipelines fill, the price of oil in the region has fallen.
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Tuesday's manufacturing data also show demand exceeding supply of goods produced, with production bottlenecks crimping the ability of producers to keep up with consumer demand.
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"Arconic's investment would likely be to help address those bottlenecks," he said, adding that if aircraft makers announce production increases, other suppliers will follow suit.
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However, bottlenecks in the Permian basin, the nation's biggest shale oil producing region, mean U.S. drillers may fail to meet growing global demand for petroleum.
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One trader said that few Chinese buyers were seen this week, having previously bought large volumes, and there could be future bottlenecks at some ports.
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"Conflict areas are going to be the major bottlenecks within this (progress)," she said, though she still has "a lot of hope" for South Sudan.
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Surging U.S. oil production—which hit 10.9 million bpd this month—coupled with pipeline bottlenecks in the Permian—widened the WTI discount to Brent further.
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In a statement, Tesla reported "major progress addressing Model 3 production bottlenecks," adding that the production rate increased "significantly" toward the end of the quarter.
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According to 22020 figures, John F. Kennedy International Airport, one of the airports where serious bottlenecks occurred, processes more than 171,000 passengers daily on average.
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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 first phase will also focus on two bottlenecks in the South Bronx: the stations at 149th Street-Grand Concourse and Third Avenue-138th Street.
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Tesla said it made "major progress" toward addressing the "production bottlenecks" the company has blamed for falling so far short of its Model 3 targets.
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By introducing more market rivalry and eliminating regulatory bottlenecks, drug manufacturers are made to work harder for every dollar American consumers spend on prescription drugs.
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They will focus on making the hall's public spaces — which can be confusing and off-putting, with long security-line bottlenecks — smoother and more comfortable.
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Canada needs to get its landlocked crude to its east and west coasts to avoid pipeline bottlenecks that leave Canadian oil trading at a discount.
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The survey's supplier deliveries index jumped to a reading of 64.5 last month, highlighting the rising bottlenecks in the supply chain, from 62.1 in July.
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They can use the visual data to target resources at particular locations or times of day, loosen bottlenecks, and more closely match supply and demand.
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Crude stocks have been increasing around the WTI delivery point at Cushing and there are reports of spreading pipeline bottlenecks throughout the West Texas/Permian region.
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Severe pipeline bottlenecks depressed Canadian heavy oil prices to the weakest on record last year, prompting the Alberta government to order mandatory production cuts effective Jan.
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With Trump vowing to begin building a wall along the US-Mexican border, the bottlenecks at border crossings across the Americas are expected to get worse.
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But some analysts have pointed out that certain bottlenecks have emerged in Vietnam, and that may limit how much the country could accommodate those additional flows.
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British carmakers dread the bottlenecks at ports that could be caused by customs inspections and paperwork, holding up the imported parts that keep their factories going.
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Reuters reported on Saturday that China's banking regulator has sent an urgent notice to banks telling them to clear bottlenecks holding back lending to private firms.
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As even the briefest exposure to Dhaka's cacophonous parade of tinkling cycle rickshaws, tooting three-wheelers and honking SUVs reveals, this is a country of bottlenecks.
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Without that investment, the group said in its report this week, Americans can look forward to more highway traffic jams, airport bottlenecks and potential power outages.
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On Twitter, Tesla CEO Elon Musk blamed the production problems on unspecified "bottlenecks," with reports suggesting these might include an ongoing reliance on hand-made parts.
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But Canada's oil industry faces significant challenges, not the least of which are high production costs, remote oil fields and, perhaps most pressing, the shipping bottlenecks.
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But Canadian oil trades at a steep discount to the U.S. benchmark CLc1, made worse in recent months as rising output ran up against transportation bottlenecks.
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In March, Tesla said it was able to double Model 3 weekly production by stopping the production line for short periods in order to fix bottlenecks.
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Canadian oil producers have struggled with transportation bottlenecks to U.S. refineries as output has surged, pushing Canadian prices to record-large discounts to U.S. light crude.
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The ordering service has also been problematic for the brand as it has created massive queues and bottlenecks during busy hours, Business Insider reported in 2017.
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Naturally, if finalized into regulation, permitting NPs to deliver anesthesia, prescribe medications, and other clinical services could alleviate bottlenecks in the system, shortening unacceptably long queues.
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Unusually low water levels on the Rhine caused by the drought and heatwave in summer 2018 caused major supply bottlenecks and production problems for German companies.
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But Canadian oil trades at a steep discount to the U.S. benchmark CLc1, made worse in recent months as rising output ran up against transportation bottlenecks.
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Bottlenecks in the biggest U.S. shale oil field, the Permian basin, are expected to keep a lid on growth through the first half of the year.
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Passengers were forced to make a long walk to the far end of the airport terminal, suffering bottlenecks and delays at a smaller, overburdened TSA checkpoint.
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It is time to examine how technological advances could positively affect job growth and ease commerce bottlenecks like endless border crossing lines and product shipment delays.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German chemicals giant BASF warned that the hot spell across Europe is leading to supply bottlenecks for some products made at its Ludwigshafen headquarters.
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The latest figures show, however, that authorities are overcoming those staff-related planning bottlenecks, meaning most of the money should be used up soon, he said.
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Zinc mine production has been ramping up, but bottlenecks have prevented all of the ore from being processed into refined metal, keeping the market relatively tight.
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Tesla has been struggling to find solutions to manufacturing bottlenecks on the new assembly line that produces the Model 3, a sedan intended for volume production.
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Three sources have told Reuters that Venezuelan state firm PDVSA is considering declaring force majeure on some exports, amid plummeting output and tanker bottlenecks at ports.
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Last year we had truck drivers waiting in line for up to 11 hours to pick up fertilizer due to bottlenecks and breakdowns in road networks.
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The FAA must also streamline the hiring process and ease the bottlenecks and bureaucratic delays that have made it harder for qualified individuals to be hired.
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Other potential alternatives from Canada, Mexico or elsewhere in Latin America are hard to secure amid slowing production, limited spare capacity and transportation bottlenecks, traders said.
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However, Musk delayed the official unveiling by more than two weeks as Tesla battled Model 3 bottlenecks and producing more batteries for disaster-ravaged Puerto Rico.
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AirPortr's service is but one variation of remote baggage check-in, a service that attests to what air travel has become: navigating a series of bottlenecks.
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President Juan Manuel Santos acknowledged "bottlenecks" in the relief process, but said more help would be arriving soon and promised a full reconstruction of the city.
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Canada's energy sector, hit hard by a two-year slump in oil prices, wants more pipelines to help ease bottlenecks in moving crude out of Alberta.
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Predictive technology helps you find the best route, avoiding bottlenecks that may be blocking your way, so that you can safely and quickly reach your destination.
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Cross-referencing this data gives officials a deeper, more nuanced understanding of how Charleston's criminal justice system is functioning and where potential inefficiencies or bottlenecks exist.
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The number of rigs drilling for oil in the United States has stalled since May, reflecting increases in well productivity but also bottlenecks and infrastructure constraints.
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The bottlenecks have driven down the price of regional crude compared with U.S. benchmark oil and are threatening to dampen demand for oilfield services and equipment.
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Many drivers today cede way-finding to apps like Waze, which draws on the hive-mind intelligence of other vehicles to ease bottlenecks and dodge perils.
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Aides point to scheduling bottlenecks occurring among the campaign's three top inside decision-makers: Rodriguez, Maya Harris and Harris, who has a reputation as a micromanager.
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Oilfield service companies this year have been hit by a slowdown in demand as regional oil prices have fallen with transportation bottlenecks faced by producer customers.
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The company forecast first-quarter production to double from a year earlier, but blamed transportation bottlenecks for reduced prices of its crude, compared to U.S. alternatives.
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The prince's supporters hailed the kingdom's shake-up of a system in which clerics wielded considerable influence, and where the economy was riddled with bureaucratic bottlenecks.
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The ISM's supplier deliveries index fell to a reading of 0.83 last month, pointing to some easing in bottlenecks in the supply chain, from 20.8 in August.
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Yu also warned that research and development of a vaccine to prevent swine fever is only in early stages and faced lots of challenges and technical bottlenecks.
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So the team responsible for all that encoding technology cleaned up the system's bottlenecks, took out extra steps that served as backstops, and maximized their computing power.
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"Because of these bottlenecks, EDF anticipates that some of the restarts will be delayed, and this could run into the start of next year," the source said.
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"We expect U.S. oil output to increase in 2019 as logistical bottlenecks continue to clear and recent high prices encourage drilling," said Capital Economics analyst Caroline Bain.
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The refined zinc market has been tight due to bottlenecks in processing rising mine output into metal, but analysts now expect excess supplies to weigh on prices.
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The weekly reading had been stuck between 12 million bpd and 12.2 million bpd since mid-February, with U.S. output remaining constrained by pipeline bottlenecks in Texas.
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Separately, DPA cited a VW staff magazine as saying that the core VW brand expects production bottlenecks from August due to the switch to WLTP lab tests.
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On the earnings call, Musk said that he and CTO JB Straubel are essentially living at the Gigafactory in an effort to fix the bottlenecks in production.
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TFG said it was "extremely cautious" on expanding in Africa due to a mix of lacklustre economic growth, the high cost of rental agreements and infrastructure bottlenecks.
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That could create bottlenecks, with self-driving cars holding up traffic because its law-abiding brain won't allow it to proceed, even if a stoplight is malfunctioning.
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At some point, in any expansion, businesses find it harder to recruit workers or get the materials they need; these bottlenecks cause wages and prices to rise.
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The price of Maya crude has strengthened amid a global shortage of heavy oil following sanctions on Venezuela and Iran as well as transportation bottlenecks in Canada.
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Called X-Ray, developers can use the tool to dive into individual processes in order to identify bottlenecks or see individual performance of functions within an app.
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PARIS, April 4 (Reuters) - Western European car sales fell 3.7 percent in March as a recovery from emissions-test bottlenecks proved short-lived, LMC Automotive data said.
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For this latest paper, the team designed the channels etched onto the chip to taper off in key spots, forming bottlenecks roughly the same width as capillaries.
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Redesign of airports like O'Hare to be distributed in nature instead of centralized will improve productivity and reduce risk of security bottlenecks and opportunities for mass murder.
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One of the biggest bottlenecks at the moment is that the machines must be shut down every so often to ensure the grill can be properly cleaned.
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Refining margins for U.S. oil refiners have been fattening as transportation bottlenecks in Canada and the oil-rich Permian basin have ensured the flow of discounted crude.
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The production surge in the Permian basin, the biggest oilpatch in the United States, has outpaced pipeline takeaway capacity, causing bottlenecks and depressing prices in the region.
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That event was pushed back because of the Model 3 bottlenecks, but also because Tesla is also working in Puerto Rico to help with hurricane recovery efforts.
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The idea is that by providing this data in a visual/at-a-glance way, it helps identify bottlenecks and highlight where your teams are most efficient.
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Years of indexation and supply-side bottlenecks could limit the disinflationary pressures from high unemployment and a large output gap and keep inflation "stuck" at high levels.
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As Bordoli argues, training data remains one of the biggest bottlenecks for developers who want to build their own machine learning models — and Google recognized this, too.
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Some shipping firms' reluctance to work in Venezuela after sanctions have stopped PDVSA from using leased tankers to ease storage bottlenecks at its Orinoco Belt's joint ventures.
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The offer comes as Canadian oil producers have struggled with transportation bottlenecks as output has surged, pushing Canadian heavy crude to huge discounts to U.S. light crude.
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That should translate into lower prices for hamburgers and steaks for consumers, as it could help keep feedlots in operation and avoid costly bottlenecks in beef production.
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Lumentum was plagued with production bottlenecks earlier this year that limited its 3D sensor revenue, though the company said on its most recent earnings call, on Nov.
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"A growing number of German companies are facing bottlenecks in skilled labour and this is becoming a challenge for the entire economy," DIHK manager Achim Dercks said.
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Tesla – The automaker will slash orders for model 3 parts from Taiwanese supplier Hota, according to media reports in that country, as it deals with production bottlenecks.
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Prices have been supported as bottlenecks at smelters this year lasted longer than expected, putting a lid on refined output even as mine production has been growing.
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The welfare program has created legislative bottlenecks for past farm bills, and Senate Agriculture Committee leaders have already signaled their opposition to SNAP reforms this time around.
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And in the oil fields of Texas' booming Permian Basin, pipeline bottlenecks have become so severe that drillers have resorted to flaring record amounts of natural gas.
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Certain complicated limited-time offerings, such as the infamous Unicorn Frappuccino, infuriate baristas, as they take more time to make, slow down service, and can create bottlenecks.
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The Transportation Security Administration says that some security bottlenecks around the holidays happen because infrequent travelers don't know what they cannot carry onboard the plane with them.
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Yet infrastructure bottlenecks mean energy and commodity exports can grow only gradually, and only if U.S. oil, gas and other goods remain cost attractive against global competition.
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Those shortages are caused by bottlenecks in the supply chain, not a lack of food, so grocery stores have been able to replenish their shelves fairly quickly.
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" Argentina's CIARA-CEC export companies' chamber welcomed the resolution, saying in statement that it hoped the new policy would help clear logistics bottlenecks "over the days ahead.
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Small things such as running out of the glue for the excise tax stamps required on every package of cannabis were causing some producers to have bottlenecks.
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After declaring aggressive output goals for the new model, Tesla has struggled for the last 12 months to smooth out glitches and bottlenecks in its assembly process.
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After a decade of standard bureaucratic delays and bottlenecks, Congress formally created the First Responder Network Authority (FirstNet) in 2202 and authorized $2628 billion in dedicated funding.
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At its core lies indecision and policy variances within the executive branch, policy variances between the executive and legislative branches, as well as budget bottlenecks and cutbacks.
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That's why over the past year, we've studied and built tech solutions that can help positively impact a workers' shift experience and eliminate bottlenecks to finding work.
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Aides point to scheduling bottlenecks occurring among the campaign's three top inside decision-makers: Rodriguez, Maya Harris and [the senator], who has a reputation as a micromanager.
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India's strong growth is expected to accelerate, rising to 7.6 percent in 2017 from 7.0 percent in 2016 as reforms ease domestic supply bottlenecks and increase productivity.
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It has also created a supply log-jam, creating bottlenecks on pipelines that transport crude out of the Permian Basin to the Gulf Coast and Cushing, Oklahoma.
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The car maker said the halt - the second since February - was to improve automation and systematically address bottlenecks to increase production, a regular move by car companies.
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Solid economic growth and supply bottlenecks have pushed inflation past the Federal Reserve&aposs 2 percent target, after price gains had languished below that level for six years.
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A production surge in the Permian basin, the biggest oil patch in the United States, has outpaced pipeline takeaway capacity, causing bottlenecks and depressing prices in the region.
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That problem has grown more acute this year with heavier crude in short supply after U.S. sanctions on Venezuela, production declines in Mexico and transportation bottlenecks in Canada.
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CEO Howard Schultz said that several Starbucks designers were in Seattle last week working on plans for future Reserve stores and bars and would also tackle the bottlenecks.
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A building boom in the United Arab Emirates has created bottlenecks as some construction firms scramble to find labor, supplies and financing to complete huge backlogs of work.
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With Gobi miners hoping to boost output further next year in a bid to take advantage of higher prices in China the bottlenecks are expected to get worse.
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A spokeswoman for the German Health Ministry said she did not expect Brexit to cause bottlenecks in deliveries of medicines as long as pharmaceutical companies fulfill their responsibilities.
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Germany also contributed as it saw negative power prices at times, when domestic bottlenecks sent wind power produced in northern parts of the country to Norway via Denmark.
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As he explained, history is rife with periods that our dispersed populations dwindled to genetic bottlenecks of less the 10,000 individuals, but we somehow fled or scraped by.
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International sanctions against Russia over its role in the Ukrainian crisis as well as infrastructure bottlenecks and uncertainty over gas reserves have hampered the implementation of the project.
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Resulting bottlenecks have hindered its transportation to U.S. refineries, steepening an already deep price discount for the province's crude, which grew to a multi-year high this week.
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Pipeline bottlenecks, a tight labor market and inflation are slowing activity in the largest U.S. shale basin, CEO Jeff Miller said at a Barclays conference in New York.
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Last January, Tesla reported making 212,253 Model 222s in the last quarter of 22010, and said it had made "major progress" in addressing bottlenecks in its production line.
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Tesla has had trouble making the Model 3 because of production bottlenecks that affected its ability to make batteries for the new car at the company's Gigafactory facility.
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That new capacity is desperately needed by Canadian oil producers, who face transportation bottlenecks that have translated into deep discounts on their product relative to the U.S. benchmark.
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In Fitch's opinion, the "New Social Model" will ease some key structural bottlenecks in Lithuania's economy, and support its gradual convergence towards income levels of higher rated peers.
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Tesla Inc was down 2 percent after the luxury electric vehicle maker said its planned ramp-up for the new Model 3 mass-market sedan faced production bottlenecks.
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A shortage of pipelines needed to carry oil from the wellhead to refineries and export terminals is creating bottlenecks in the Permian Basin, the nation's top shale region.
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However, U.S. energy exports can grow only gradually due to infrastructure bottlenecks, and only if U.S. oil, gas and other goods remain attractively priced compared with global competition.
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Founders who try to be generalists, Beckman said, can cause organizational bottlenecks because they lack the appropriate expertise for every domain and because every decision needs their approval.
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Infrastructure bottlenecks have hurt economic growth in Southeast Asia's largest economy for years and President Joko Widodo has made it his administration's top priority to fix the situation.
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Instead, global heavy crude supplies have become scarce due to sanctions on Venezuela, one of the world's biggest heavy producers, pipeline bottlenecks in Canada and OPEC output cuts.
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The company says its Model 3 has experienced numerous "bottlenecks" from problems with Tesla's battery module process at its Nevada Gigafactory to general assembly at its Fremont plant.
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The service provides business leaders with additional insights into the current status of technical projects and gives them insights into the bottlenecks, risks and dependencies of these projects.
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By partnering with Costco, Whole Foods and others, the company can't have the same margins as Amazon, but it also doesn't have the same infrastructure bottlenecks as Amazon.
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The China Banking Regulatory Commission followed up with an urgent notice to commercial banks to clear bottlenecks slowing lending to private firms, sources with direct knowledge told Reuters.
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The company said Monday evening that unspecified "bottlenecks" had led it to produce just 143 of its new Model 3 electric vehicles in the recently ended third quarter.
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The company said Monday evening that unspecified "bottlenecks" had led it to produce just 2700 of its new Model 22017 electric vehicles in the recently ended third quarter.
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Still, the firm has baked bottlenecks into its forecast, meaning the forecast is not a "best case" scenario, said Raoul LeBlanc , head of the IHS Markit Performance Evaluator.
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But the tariffs would also whittle away that advantage, potentially leaving that oil stranded just as drillers work through the bottlenecks next year, according to Smith at ClipperData.
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As it attempts to address what Tesla has called "production bottlenecks" and boost production, Tesla has faced some criticism over its relationship with some members of its workforce.
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There should have been a public face of the anti-coronavirus effort long before Mike Pence was finally elevated, with the power to respond quickly to bureaucratic bottlenecks.
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"I have had bottlenecks on mountains before but not this many people at such high altitude," Nirmal Purja, a climber who photographed the scene, said in a message.
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Four years ago, mathematician Vlad Voroninski saw an opportunity to remove some of the bottlenecks in the development of autonomous vehicle technology thanks to breakthroughs in deep learning.
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This should help with clearing up backlogs owing to staffing, at least, though supplies and bottlenecks due to demand are going to persist as more people seek diagnosis.
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Founded in 2016 and launched fully in 2018, ePlane has built to let users trade aircraft parts, locate repair services, and improve supply chain bottlenecks and reduce costs.
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And then there's the Game Over screen which, trust me, you'll be seeing a lot, as the SNES Alien 33 has some significant bottlenecks of fist-biting frustration.
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The Politburo called for expanding the budget deficit, issuing more local and national bonds, guiding interest rates lower, delaying loan repayments, reducing supply-chain bottlenecks and boosting consumption.
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That could help stave off future bottlenecks, in which so many workers are ill or quarantined after potential exposure that hospital staff cannot adequately care for incoming patients.
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Earlier this month Tesla said it was making about 1553,000 Model 3s a week and was working to eliminate glitches and bottlenecks at its factory in Fremont, Calif.
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As with the bollards and bottlenecks that are a rational, tactical response to urban terrorism, there can be reasonable safety justifications for pins and ropes and similar features.
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Improbable as it seems, all 7.3 billion souls alive today most likely descend from as few as 600 lucky souls who made it through those ancient genetic bottlenecks.
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The company also said it would be cutting down bottlenecks at its Hillhouse polymer manufacturing facilities and record a charge of 8-10 million pounds in fiscal 2020.
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Growth of the number of rigs drilling for oil in the United States has stalled since May, reflecting increases in well productivity but also bottlenecks and infrastructure constraints.
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Those bottlenecks stem from a new pollution standard - the Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP) - for which some German car models have not yet gained regulatory clearance.
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Fiscal stimulus aimed at supporting demand would do nothing to help bottlenecks at Dover or firms that were no longer legally allowed to sell into the EU market.
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It analyzes log files and other bits of data from all computer systems to map out the inner working of the organisation and to identify potential technical bottlenecks.
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Facebook's policies are only as good as they can be executed by the most rookie moderator on the job — and the worst communication bottlenecks at the outsourced facilities.
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But the report noted that bottlenecks are increasingly visible in construction and the sector's contribution to growth in the quarter is likely to be modest as a result.
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While government officials admit initial bottlenecks, they say they are now on target to complete reconstruction by 2020, but say they need another $3 billion in donor aid.
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The bottlenecks have pushed the price of regional crude to a steep discount to benchmark U.S. oil and are threatening to dampen demand for oilfield services and equipment.
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Bottlenecks in the natural gas pipeline network this winter led to significant increases in oil-fired and dual-fuel electricity generation to meet energy demands in New England.
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"Bottlenecks in production will support inflation, but the constraints have yet to become overly binding," said Ryan Sweet, a senior economist at Moody's Analytics in West Chester, Pennsylvania.
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But most dangerous, in his view, is the growing count of "incompetent climbers" who move very slowly through technical sections of the route, creating bottlenecks and long delays.
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The report found that Lincoln Tunnel drivers endure 3.4 million hours of delays each year due to bottlenecks, or chokepoints where the number of cars exceeds the tunnel's capacity.
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The EU executive is in charge of monitoring public finances in the 28-nation bloc and of issuing warnings over potential bottlenecks in economies before the develop into crises.
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Luxury electric vehicle maker Tesla said early this month that "production bottlenecks" had left the company behind its planned ramp-up for the new Model 3 mass-market sedan.
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Although Germany is switching to renewable energy and away from nuclear power and fossil fuel, industry has lobbied hard to keep coal mines running to avoid power supply bottlenecks.
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Domestic factors include the introduction of new car emission regulations (WLTP) and unusually low Rhine water levels which have led to supply and production bottlenecks in the industrial sector.
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Oil sands producer MEG Energy Corp reported a bigger-than-expected quarterly loss on Thursday, as the company sold its bitumen crude at lower prices because of transportation bottlenecks.
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The two bottlenecks at the moment are image resolution (none of these pictures are bigger than 256 x 256) and finding the labeled pictures to train the networks with.
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Logically, it seems plausible that the bottlenecks at ports of entry have encouraged people to cross between them — the exact thing the Trump administration says it wants to stop.
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Tesla stirred concern among some analysts and investors on Monday by producing just 260 of the 1,500 sedans it had promised in the third quarter, citing bottlenecks in production.
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This month it pushed back its target for volume production by about three months, saying it was difficult to predict how long it would take to fix production bottlenecks.
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Saetre, however, said that bottlenecks in the U.S. shale supply chain, such as a shortage in crews and rigs, as well as funding issues could impede growth in production.
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Instead, they offer the opportunity to create new ones by helping African firms overcome bottlenecks in production and by lowering barriers to making and selling things to the world.
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"One of the big bottlenecks is that a mechanical drill couples vibration through the skull, which is unpleasant, whereas a laser drill, you wouldn't feel," Hodak told the Times.
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The bottlenecks would ease once Germany expanded grid capacity between the north, where most new renewable wind and solar power is generated, and the south, where demand is higher.
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In addition, the strict enforcement of GB1589 Regulation, which limits the size, weight and loads for logistic trucks, has led to road transportation capacity bottlenecks and higher transportation fees.
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"A growing number of German companies are facing bottlenecks in skilled labor and this is becoming a challenge for the entire economy," DIHK's deputy managing director Achim Dercks said.
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Permits are distributed lottery style, the BBC reports, and the rising numbers of climbers and bottlenecks have led to requests that the number of permits be limited by authorities.
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TenneT said the German-Danish border suffered from transmission bottlenecks, adding that transmission capacities were stretched to the limit because of market liberalisation and the transition to renewable energy.
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The HOPE program he is on trains refugees for jobs that companies struggle to fill, as a massive skills mismatch, especially in manufacturing, creates bottlenecks in the recovering economy.
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Unblocking supplier bottlenecks which have delayed production of Mercedes-Benz GLE and GLS models will help push sales of luxury cars in the second half of 2019, Kaellenius said.
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The coffee chain has been looking for ways to ease bottlenecks at cafe drink delivery stations, which suffered peak-hour backups due to a pileup of mobile drink orders.
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However, the country's external finances are weaker, and the ratings remain constrained by structural bottlenecks, which hold back progress in convergence towards the income levels of higher-rated countries.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 25 (Reuters) - German chemicals maker Covestro said its 2019 core earnings could fall to as little as half of last year's level as rivals removed production bottlenecks.
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German companies are hiking investment plans at an unprecedented pace as many reach capacity bottlenecks and a lack of skilled labour threatens to choke off more growth, DIHK said.
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Led by Silicon Valley entrepreneur Elon Musk, Tesla is struggling to overcome production bottlenecks as it builds the Model 3, seen as key to the company's long-term profitability.
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Essar's main plant, in the western Indian state of Gujarat, has an annual capacity of 9.6 million tonnes but an actual maximum of 6.1 million tonnes due to bottlenecks.
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A high exposure to Brent has given Conoco an edge over its U.S. rivals, who have been hit by transport bottlenecks that has lowered prices of Texas local crude.
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Canadian producers have faced steep discounts for western Canadian heavy crude this year due to bottlenecks, while new pipeline projects have dealt with delays and protests from environmental groups.
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The proposed sale comes after oilfield services companies were hit by a slowdown in demand last year as regional oil prices fell due to transportation bottlenecks faced by producers.
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Oil producers from Western Canada have been hurt by wider discounts of the region's heavy oil as transportation bottlenecks make it harder to send the crude to U.S. refineries.
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Starbucks executives pinned much of the blame for its traffic setback on a pileup of mobile orders, which caused bottlenecks at drink pickup stations that thwarted walk-in customers.
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Transportation bottlenecks in the country have pushed prices of Canadian oil lower, hurting the company's energy business unit, while the U.S.-China trade dispute has roiled the commodities markets.
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This summer, the company said it planned to build 1,353 Model 3 cars in the third quarter, but it fell far short of that goal, hurt by production bottlenecks.
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"During Q4, we made major progress addressing Model 3 production bottlenecks, with our production rate increasing significantly towards the end of the quarter," the company said in a Jan.
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It will also seek to promote Namibia as an investment and tourist destination as well as identifying and removing bottlenecks that are slowing the growth of the local economy.
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Ford has also been able to find additional suppliers for some parts that make up the ventilators, Baumbick said, so that GE doesn't face bottlenecks in its supply chain.
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Following a powerful winter storm, Delta had set up a hotline for passengers whose trips were disrupted at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport, after bottlenecks stranded thousands.
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Zinc is also expected to move into surplus next year as rising mine production is smelted into metal after bottlenecks had blocked ore processing over the past few years.
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Lastly, while bottlenecks have somewhat slowed production in the nation's top shale field, the Permian basin, few expect the U.S. shale juggernaut to stop growing in the medium term.
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Volkswagen is renting parking spaces from August to stockpile vehicles which cannot be sold due to bottlenecks caused by new engine emissions tests, a spokeswoman said on Sunday. Windeln.
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Federal railroad regulators advanced a long-term rehab plan for the Northeast Corridor (NEC) on Wednesday that is designed to eliminate bottlenecks, expand rail capacity and improve travel times.
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Mr. Boardman also championed high-speed intercity passenger service and fixing bottlenecks in New York, like the century-old tunnel under the Hudson River and the cramped Pennsylvania Station.
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Her company collects and disposes of about 70,000 tons of plastic trash every year, she said, and expects "huge bottlenecks across the whole of England" in the coming months.
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The offer comes as many Canadian oil producers have struggled with transportation bottlenecks as output has surged, pushing Canadian heavy crude to near-historic discounts to U.S. light crude.
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Cuba welcomed the policy changes, saying they would benefit the whole region by discouraging people-trafficking and dangerous journeys that led to bottlenecks of Cubans in Central America last year.
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The two lines, which run from Texas' Permian region to the U.S. Gulf Coast, alleviate bottlenecks that prevented oil from getting to the coast amid a surge in U.S. exports.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Volkswagen is renting parking spaces from August to stockpile vehicles which cannot be sold due to bottlenecks caused by new engine emissions tests, a spokeswoman said on Sunday.
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Tesla, which cited "production bottlenecks" for coming in under its target, has an ultimate goal of ramping up production to 10,000 vehicles per week by the end of next year.
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The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) survey published on Tuesday also showed shortages of skilled workers, which together with the proposed import tariffs were causing bottlenecks in the supply chain.
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"It's a brilliant approach, and they seemed to have solved several of the really important bottlenecks," said Dr. Robert Lanza, Chief Scientific Officer at the Astellas Institute for Regenerative Medicine.
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Oilfield services provider Halliburton's third-quarter profit edged past analysts' estimates on Monday, helped by its international business, even as pipeline bottlenecks in North America led to fewer well completions.
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Oil will remain critical to the country's reconstruction funding, though infrastructure bottlenecks mean Iraqi production growth will fall far short of its potential capacity, according to forecasts from IHS Markit.
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Earlier this year, Alberta's government called for temporary oil production cuts in the province to boost sagging prices of Canadian crude due to pipeline bottlenecks that led to an oversupply.
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Analysts widely expect the growth rate in U.S. shale to slow down in 2019, largely because the Permian bottlenecks will persist through at least the first half of the year.
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Essar's main plant, in the western Indian state of Gujarat, has stated annual capacity of 9.6 million tonnes but an actual maximum of 6.1 million tonnes because of production bottlenecks.
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The loss of capacity is causing bottlenecks, as record numbers of hogs head for slaughter in the industry that last year posted revenue at the farm level of $21 billion.
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The company and its partners were then able to overcome the worst of the production bottlenecks, as respected Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo wrote in an investors note last week.
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Movement maps show how users changed locations, from neighborhood to neighborhood or city to city, and when — this could help direct urgent resources to ad hoc gathering spots or bottlenecks.
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ZINC SHORTAGES TO EASE Zinc mine production has been ramping up, but bottlenecks have prevented all of the ore from being processed into refined metal, keeping the market relatively tight.
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"The development of industrial orders in August and September suggests that bottlenecks in vehicle registration due to new testing rules for cars (WLTP) are slowly clearing up," the ministry said.
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Gordhan told parliament on Wednesday the economy was suffering infrastructure bottlenecks, volatile labor relations, regulatory constraints and red tape, inefficiencies in state-owned enterprises and uncertainties in the policy environment.
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In an effort to reduce these bottlenecks, passengers are currently required to remove electronics and toiletries ahead of time making them easier to image, but at the cost of convenience.
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In either case, the need to accept cash payments could dampen the store's performance, as it could create lines and bottlenecks in the stores and slow the stores high performance.
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The Palo Alto, California-based company said earlier in the month that "production bottlenecks" had left Tesla behind its planned ramp-up for the new Model 3 mass-market sedan.
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Its chief executive, Elon Musk, has said he's hoping to increase output to close to 6,000 a week, although analysts are skeptical given the bottlenecks the company has run into.
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While Occidental cashed in last year, rivals ran into bottlenecks trying to get barrels from Permian to the Gulf Coast for export due to a lack of adequate pipeline access.
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The bottlenecks added to a month-long coal price rally and prompted four top utilities to warn of potential heating and electricity shortages ahead of the upcoming Lunar New Year.
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Bottlenecks in Alberta have steepened a price discount for its heavy crude this year, while refiners in Minnesota and surrounding states say Line 3 is necessary to increase crude supplies.
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The tanker traffic jam outside Qingdao is one of several bottlenecks in the global oil sector that have pushed up tanker rates as vessels are held up in the queues.
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In February, Tesla suspended production of its Model 3 for four days in what it said was planned work to adjust equipment in order to improve automation and address bottlenecks.
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Growth in Southeast Asia's largest economy had been slowing in each of the past five years up to 2015, due to falling exports, weak investment, infrastructure bottlenecks and waning consumption.
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Still, the rate of production growth in the Permian basin, the biggest U.S. oil patch which spans Texas and New Mexico, is slowing amid transportation bottlenecks as pipelines have filled.
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The stock has lost more than a quarter of its value since touching a high of $389.61 in September, mainly due to reports of bottlenecks around its Model 3 production.
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"While outbound shipments recently approached 2 million bpd, our math suggests that physical bottlenecks are unlikely to kick in until waterborne exports approach 3.2 million bpd," RBC Capital Markets said.
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To address grid bottlenecks in Germany that have overflowed into neighbouring member states, the EU is also promoting the Sudlink between the north and south of the bloc's biggest economy.
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Tesla has denied the claims, saying it disclosed production bottlenecks once identified, and pointing to Musk's public statements that the company was undergoing a period of "production hell" in 2017.
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German exports and industrial output both fell unexpectedly in July, hit by U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist trade policies and bottlenecks in the auto sector caused by new environmental standards.
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"Climate finance and climate project formulation are the two greatest bottlenecks to climate action in the developing countries," Paul Oquist, Nicaraguan co-chair of the board, said in a statement.
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The boom in oil production from western Texas has created bottlenecks in the region, causing prices for regional crude to fall as drillers struggle to get their product to market.
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Production of the Model 3 has been plagued by a number of issues, including problems with an over-reliance on automation on its assembly lines, battery issues and other bottlenecks.
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Oilfield service companies, including U.S.-based Schlumberger, have been hit this year by a slowdown in demand as regional oil prices have fallen and oil-producing customers face transportation bottlenecks.
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At the same time, they got new voting machines and switched to an electronic check-in system, which voters and officials have said appeared to be the source of bottlenecks.
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That's enough to keep up with current demand but there are potential bottlenecks: Parts of the test are conducted manually, and supplies that come from outside vendors may become scarce.
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Rival Schlumberger NV also managed a slight third quarter profit beat last week but cautioned that North American growth would slow due to the bottlenecks and hurt results next quarter.
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FRANKFURT, March 12 (Reuters) - Volkswagen does not expect supply bottlenecks from China to disrupt the carmaker's global production network, a senior China manager at the carmaker told Reuters on Thursday.
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This finding challenges a popular hypothesis that suggested that the low genetic diversity in passenger pigeons was a result of demographic fluctuations, with population crashes causing bottlenecks in genetic variation.
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Evidence of production bottlenecks is anecdotal so far, forcing companies to make plans with only limited data in the short- and long-term with cascading effects on production and investment.
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The wind council said curtailment remained a "major challenge" for China, but the situation was likely to improve over the medium term as regulators work to solve the transmission bottlenecks.
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The bottlenecks have overwhelmed many of the camps, especially on the Greek islands, where migrants arriving after the March deal are supposed to be held until being deported to Turkey.
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Jaitley is also expected to stay the course on a massive plan to build highways, modernize the railways and end infrastructure bottlenecks that have long hobbled Asia's third largest economy.
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Airbus said bottlenecks in the supply chain for its A350 jet had improved, but called for a "huge effort" from engine maker Pratt & Whitney to ease delays in A320neo output.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Monday that Chinese funds are not for "vanity projects" in Africa but are to build infrastructure that can remove bottlenecks in the continent's development.
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This means China's ability to address its LNG capacity bottlenecks and logistical constraints at its northern winter peak demand centers will likely determine future seasonal volatility in global LNG prices.
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It said business morale had dipped slightly from a 25-year high at the start of the year as labor market bottlenecks and concerns about global trade weighed on sentiment.
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Engineers from Tesla's German engineering arm, Grohmann, are now reworking the battery production line at the Gigafactory near Reno, Nevada, in a bid to free up bottlenecks, the person said.
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Tesla has been fighting negative press for several months over production bottlenecks for its Model 3 sedan, crashes involving its cars and doubts raised by Wall Street over its cash position.
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To address grid bottlenecks in Germany, the EU will give 70 million euros for the start of construction on the SuedOstLink to transport northern wind power to the south of Germany.
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Growth in the U.S. market has, however, "been too fast for our infrastructure", Ohlmeyer said, adding that Adidas would build out its logistics capacity there this year to clear supply bottlenecks.
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He says that many smaller producers are interested in OpenSC because it helps to optimize operations and reduce costs, through eliminating bottlenecks and enabling more accurate forecasts of supply and demand.
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Vietnam, considered by many as one of the best alternative locations to China, has seen bottlenecks appearing in its economy even though its share of global manufacturing output is still small.
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Pair that with high speed RAM and storage and you have very little in the way of bottlenecks as far as running the most complex parts of the self-driving systems.
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VACCINE AT EARLY STAGES Yu also warned that research and development of a vaccine to prevent swine fever is only in early stages and faced lots of challenges and technical bottlenecks.
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The company said it will meet those production targets by improving the use of its existing lines and making selective improvements to address bottlenecks rather than creating entirely new duplicated lines.
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The bottom line: Most major airports are projected to experience "Thanksgiving-peak traffic volume" at least once each week this year, and these technologies could potentially help alleviate the worst bottlenecks.
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It also will use lines that automate the distribution of bins for carry-on bags at checkpoints to avoid screening bottlenecks because multiple bags can be checked at the same time.
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The country's busiest airports and U.S. airlines have been warning federal lawmakers and the TSA for months about security-screening bottlenecks this summer, but the delays have come earlier than expected.
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Specifically, LightTag aims to solve one of the main bottlenecks of 'deep learning'-based AI development: what you get out is only as good as the labeled data you put in.
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But Chinese also turn to unofficial channels because of bottlenecks in China's drug approvals, which pharmaceutical executives say can mean drugs lag markets like the United States by 5-0003 years.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Volkswagen warned on Friday of a tough year ahead as its preliminary annual results were weighed down by currency effects and supply bottlenecks caused by new emissions testing rules.
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Looking for ways to ease bottlenecks, Starbucks (SBUX) will open a dedicated mobile order and pay store next week in its Seattle headquarters building to tests how to best serve customers.
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The time it takes the algorithm to compute an answer and the time it takes for a human to act on the output are the two largest bottlenecks in this workflow.
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Construction work has in some cases crimped space at the holy sites, causing bottlenecks around tightly packed entrances, although no work was being carried out in the Mina vicinity last year.
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In general, people with trade skills (who are in relatively short supply) weren't all sitting around — so the stimulus created bottlenecks in infrastructure and drove up wages for previously employed people.
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SoftBank has loosened some of the capital bottlenecks by buying shares from Uber and WeWork investors as part of those deals, a strategy that some investors predict will become more routine.
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The new product will, of course, have much faster performance but will use a new framework that's been optimized around observations by top users who told Apple about common workflow bottlenecks.
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The World Bank has said logistical costs swallow up around a quarter of Indonesia's gross domestic product, citing bottlenecks in supply chains, long dwelling times in ports and lengthy trade clearances.
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ASOS is blaming IT problems at its Berlin warehouse for this, but experts are also skeptical about the online retailer's US expansion, with reports of recent delivery bottlenecks and teething issues.
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The bottlenecks have overwhelmed many of the camps, especially on the Greek islands, where migrants arriving after the March 20 deal are supposed to be held until being deported to Turkey.
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In addition, both companies are exploring how to bring crude by train as pipeline bottlenecks are making it difficult to increase volume by sea, according to sources familiar and company executives.
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Key bottlenecks include a rigid labour market and weak confidence in the legal framework according to surveys, which continue to weigh on the business climate despite government measures to improve it.
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Officials at the Toronto airport, with Mr. Verdery's help, have been trying to persuade the American authorities to increase staff and equipment to reduce bottlenecks sometimes created by the preclearance program.
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At one point, the bottlenecks were so bad that FleuraMetz decided to fly flowers to Heathrow to catch connecting flights, raising costs on deliveries to New York by around 25 percent.
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"Thankfully we're out of the U.S. frack business, which is likely the most exposed," he said, referencing a recent slowdown in activity from transportation bottlenecks in the largest U.S. shale field.
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They are pinning growth plans on infrastructure projects to create jobs, stimulate the economy and attract foreign investors put off by high power prices and transport bottlenecks that eat into profits.
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Even with the bottlenecks, coal exports rose more than 60 percent in the first five months of 2017, driven by temporary supply disruptions from Australia and depressed prices for U.S. coal.
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And if issues with suppliers based in China and potential shipping bottlenecks aren't resolved in a timely fashion, everyday consumers in the United States could start to notice by the summertime.
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If a website loaded all its stress on one data center, for instance, its site could be hurt by potential bottlenecks as local internet service providers struggle to meet greater demand.
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Earlier this month, Tesla reported it had made 2401 Model 22.8's in its initial production run, well below the 1,500 the company had forecast earlier, due to unspecified production bottlenecks.
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Earlier this month, Tesla reported it had made 4013 Model 3's in its initial production run, well below the 1,500 the company had forecast earlier, due to unspecified production bottlenecks.
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Instead, critics say, the concentration of power in one man's hands has created its own bottlenecks, with officials unsure how to execute policies or afraid to deviate from top-down demands.
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An Institute for Supply Management (ISM) survey of manufacturers published on Monday showed bottlenecks in the supply chain, with a measure of supplier deliveries hitting its highest level since May 2004.
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Germany has earmarked billions of euros in investments for schools, nurseries, hospitals and housing, but local authorities have so far spent only a fraction of that windfall due to planning bottlenecks.
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We are very serious about putting a very interesting blockchain system for our customers that would help us to achieve record time in delivering and achieving, identifying what bottlenecks and why.
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Here's how the company did compared with what Wall Street expected: The world's largest package delivery company had faced system bottlenecks and delayed deliveries in the period leading up to Christmas.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Some of Canada's sludge-like heavy oil will move in an even thicker form on railways in an effort to avoid pipeline bottlenecks and reduce risks.
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Current customs rules that have not fully embraced technological and trade advances cost manufacturers in the United States billions of dollars a year in increased bottlenecks, operating expenses and unfair competition.
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NEW YORK, July 26 (Reuters) - Marathon Petroleum Corp plans to "maximize" input of U.S. crude in the third quarter, taking advantage of bottlenecks in key shale plays that have weakened domestic prices.
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As for the Model 3 bottlenecks mentioned: Tesla aimed to ship around 1,500 Model 3s in the third quarter of 2017, but disclosed on Monday that they'd ended up shipping around 260.
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Husky's offer comes at a time when Canadian oil producers have struggled with transportation bottlenecks as output has surged, pushing Canadian heavy crude prices to near-historic discounts to U.S. light crude.
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Meanwhile, U.S. prices could rise because the surge in demand may exacerbate logistical bottlenecks since the current domestic pipeline, port and storage infrastructure is not geared to handle exports on this scale.
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RISING ZINC OUTPUT Zinc is also expected to move into surplus next year as rising mine production is smelted into metal after bottlenecks had blocked ore processing over the past few years.
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Tesla is struggling with bottlenecks in the production of battery packs at its "gigafactory" in Nevada as well as with assembly of the Model 3 at its car plant in Fremont, California.
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Lont said the North Sea Link cable to Britain was on target but grid bottlenecks in Germany that have led to price volatility could mean the NordLink cable initially ran below capacity.
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The bottlenecks have likely arisen when climbers tried to reach the summit en masse after a window of good weather opened during a year of worse-than-usual winds, the BBC reports.
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Delays in clearing imports as a result of the new rules has also been a problem for major manufacturers, adding to costs and creating bottlenecks, encouraging firms to cut back on imports.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. manufacturing activity surged in June, but a strong economy and import tariffs were causing bottlenecks in the supply chain, which could potentially weigh on production in the months ahead.
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But the imminent return of U.S. sanctions on Iran and bottlenecks keeping U.S. oil from getting to market have fueled a rally that has taken benchmark oil prices to four-year highs.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European airline chiefs on Wednesday called for a shake-up of air traffic control, including greater competition and faster training, to ease bottlenecks that led to rising delays in 2018.
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"I am hopeful that when we get past the bottlenecks that we saw during in the winter time, that we'll get some clearing of inventory out and exports will rebound," he said.
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There are also concerns that bottlenecks could create chaos, cutting off supplies of critical raw materials and hurting the ability of companies to get products to market, executives interviewed by Reuters said.
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Much of the literature on EJ is focused on this fact, along with the way overzealousness in moderating eventually caused bottlenecks, where the forums eventually became overly reliant on a few people.
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The lower imports so far in December are at odds with recent developments in India, as utilities and steel makers have resorted to buying more from overseas to overcome domestic transport bottlenecks.
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Here's how to buy one (CNBC) Tesla (TSLA) will slash orders for model 3 parts from Taiwanese supplier Hota, according to media reports in that country, as it deals with production bottlenecks.
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While sufficient U.S. volumes could be produced to close the gap, a variety of bottlenecks have emerged including lack of investor enthusiasm, limited pipeline capacity and shortages in materials and qualified labor.
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Congress could closely review the entire system to identify the bottlenecks that have led to these record backlogs and increase the number of immigration judges who are qualified to hear asylum cases.
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Shale drilling has boosted U.S. crude production to record highs, but surging output in West Texas has led to bottlenecks because the region doesn't have enough pipelines to handle the new supply.
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However, U.S. drillers in the nation's fast-growing Permian basin, located primarily in Texas, are facing a shortage of pipeline capacity and other bottlenecks that analysts believe will persist through next year.
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A shortage of trucks to move refined products has also caused bottlenecks, oil workers told PDVSA President Eulogio Del Pino during a visit to a fuel facility this week, asking for help.
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With output near its capacity limits, Covestro "will further invest in our production plants and take steps to eliminate bottlenecks", Chief Commercial Officer and CEO-designate Markus Steilemann said in a statement.
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Supplies of heavy crude, similar to grades produced in Venezuela, have dried up around the world amid production curtailments in Canada due to pipeline bottlenecks and output cuts by Middle East producers.
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Problems with an over-reliance on automation, battery issues and other bottlenecks have potentially compromised Tesla's position in the electric car market as a host of competitors prepare to launch rival vehicles.
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The reason for our similarity is the population bottlenecks we faced as a species, during which our numbers dropped as low as a few hundred families and we came close to extinction.
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Atlassian acquires AgileCraft for $166M AgileCraft provides business leaders with additional insights into the current status of technical projects and helps them understand the bottlenecks, risks and dependencies of these projects. 5.
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Even if some of these vacancies are exempt from the hiring freeze due to public safety, staff shortages elsewhere are likely to create bottlenecks that prevent veterans from receiving timely medical care.
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In a press conference on Tuesday, she said Puerto Rico is already coordinating with federal disaster agencies and is stockpiling utility poles and spare parts to avoid shipping bottlenecks after the storm.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention rolled out a faulty test for COVID-19, then hit bottlenecks in distributing a better one for state and local labs to use, ProPublica reported.
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The work was also divided among different departments, and the large number of hand-offs between teams created major bottlenecks and slowed down the process, according to chief technology officer Amy Larson.
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But while capacity expansion is going ahead in the offshore industry, bottlenecks and delays arise in the construction of onshore power lines which are hampered by red tape and opposition from citizens.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German exports and industrial output both fell unexpectedly in July, hit by U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist trade policies and bottlenecks in the auto sector caused by new environmental standards.
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In some ways, rocketry is not so different from its beginnings around WWII, but as other bottlenecks give way it is becoming feasible to experiment with truly innovative types of rocket engines.
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Some analysts also said the positive earnings report indicated that Tesla was turning a corner since facing a spate of bottlenecks and hangups as it ramped up production of the Model 3.
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Instead, they said the lower prices were due to falling demand for oil drilling pipe, lower raw material costs, and shipping bottlenecks that caused West Coast industries to turn to Asian suppliers.
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Its Canadian count fell to 72 active rigs on average from 76 a year ago as transport bottlenecks and high production costs saw a number of oil majors withdraw from the country.
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The move is one of a series of steps the left-leaning New Democratic Party has announced to clear chronic bottlenecks of Alberta's oil production, which has expanded faster than pipeline capacity.
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Water remains one of China's major growth bottlenecks, and persistent droughts this year underlined the need to build new infrastructure, Li said during a meeting of senior Communist Party officials on Monday.
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Bottlenecks have emerged as a concern in the Permian as drillers packed into the basin in recent years to take advantage of its low-cost production during a prolonged oil price slump.
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RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan has said that sticking to a fiscal consolidation roadmap, while taking steps to boost supply-side bottlenecks and control subsidy spending, will help create space for further rate cuts.
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TSA said the bottlenecks were limited to a few airports on Monday and that more than 94 percent of the 1.89 million screened passengers passed through TSA checkpoints in 15 minutes or less.
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But baristas at the company's busiest cafes had difficulty keeping up with mobile orders in the latest quarter, creating bottlenecks at drink delivery stations and leading some walk-in customers to walk out.
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LME zinc stocks have halved this year and touched their lowest since at least 1998 earlier this month due to bottlenecks in processing capacity, making the metal the second best performer in 2019.
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LME zinc stocks have halved this year and touched their lowest since at least 1998 earlier this month due to bottlenecks in processing capacity, making the metal the second best performer in 26.
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Tesla this month pushed back its target for volume production on the Model 3 sedan - widely seen as crucial to the company's long-term future - by about three months to fix production bottlenecks.
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One-fifth of that funding could go toward improving road access, which is described in the plan as a "confusing spaghetti network for on-airport roads that lead to multiple bottlenecks and chokepoints".
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Earlier this month, Tesla pushed back its target for volume production on the Model 2200 — widely seen as crucial to the company's long-term future — by about three months to fix production bottlenecks.
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Another operational evolution he flags up is that Uber is sharing "anonymised and aggregated data" from millions of trips — via its Movement tool — to help transport planners "identify bottlenecks and make informed decisions".
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It would also redesign internal roadways to eliminate bottlenecks, centralize parking lots and revamp amenities, Cuomo said at a luncheon sponsored by the Association for a Better New York, a development industry group.
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Oil companies seeking relief from transport bottlenecks could be helped if U.S. President-elect Donald Trump fulfils a promise to give a permit for TransCanada Corp's Keystone XL pipeline from Alberta to Texas.
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Earlier this month, Tesla pushed back its target for volume production on the Model 3 — widely seen as crucial to the company's long-term future — by about three months to fix production bottlenecks.
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"If you look at the wage data, you are seeing more bottlenecks in the different industries and you can see wages are now really at the highest levels in multiple years," he said.
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The administration has specifically criticized New York for its decision to delay and block an interstate gas pipeline, Williams Cos Inc's Constitution line from Pennsylvania, saying it has created bottlenecks and supply disruptions.
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Potential AI applications Nokia has begun to roll out this year include troubleshooting network bottlenecks and traffic analysis for use in driverless cars and "smart cities" filled with billions of network-linked devices.
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Despite a 10 percent increase in passengers at Frankfurt in the first three months of the year, the number of shoppers dropped 3 percent, partly due to the security check bottlenecks, Zieschang said.
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"Transportation bottlenecks are by far the biggest challenge for Canadian producers, mainly because the pipeline constraints won't be alleviated until the end of 220.86, at the earliest," said Edward Jones analyst Jennifer Rowland.
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HOUSTON/CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Pipeline bottlenecks have vexed North American oil producers this year, but for companies making a little-known additive called drag-reducing agent (DRA), they have provided a veritable windfall.
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The withdrawal of so many traders has created bottlenecks in the market, particularly between onshore and offshore banks, reducing supplies of dollars to offshore institutions and prompting them to quote the riyal lower.
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But the gas crunch is also a stark illustration of the narrow bottlenecks in US energy infrastructure and how disruptions to energy production from extreme weather in one area can harm other regions.
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Now there is a roster of companies using artificial intelligence and machine learning to analyze molecules and fix bottlenecks in the drug discovery process, including Recursion Pharmaceuticals, BenevolentAI, TwoXAR, Cyclica and Reverie Labs.
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While many refugees bring embroidery, weaving, wood carving and pottery skills to their host nations, they face barriers in getting jobs - from outright bans on working to bureaucratic bottlenecks in attaining work permits.
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Moreover, if oil prices remain high as the United States fixes its bottlenecks and makes a concerted shift to alternative energy sources, prices will fall on their own, the "Mad Money" host said.
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The ministry said industrial output would likely regain momentum soon after a muted start to the third quarter, which was depressed by "temporary bottlenecks in passenger car registrations under the new driving cycle".
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CALGARY (Reuters) - Executives at Canada's largest integrated oil and gas producers on Tuesday downplayed the severity of transportation bottlenecks to move oil in the near term, citing existing pipeline commitments and refining capabilities.
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U.S. companies are likely more focused on easing pipeline bottlenecks south of the border and are not interested in taking on the Trans Mountain project, which still faces fierce opposition, the source said.
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"I do not think (Petro) would be good for Colombia because I think everything would freeze," Sussman said, referring to the legislative bottlenecks that the leftist's lack of support in Congress could cause.
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The problem regarding public spending in Germany is not the level or timing of state investments, but rather bottlenecks such as skilled labor shortages and relatively long and slow planning processes, Merkel added.
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Carriers such as Emirates and Australia's Qantas Airways have poured resources into hiring, but struggled in recent months to use their jets as often as their business plans dictate because of training bottlenecks.
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Secondly, the German economy has for several years been operating at full economic capacity, and numerous bottlenecks are beginning to emerge in the form of worker shortages and rising wages and house prices.
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The strong demand has put pressure on production and strained supply of components such as engines and axles, denting Volvo's profitability during most of last year as it sought to clear costly bottlenecks.
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Chief Financial Officer Jan Gurander said Volvo was grappling mainly with bottlenecks for powertrains - engines, axles and gearboxes - while the upturn across many manufacturing industries left forged and cast materials in high demand.
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This is because government subsidies for NEVs are due to end after 2020 and bottlenecks in battery technology and charging infrastructure are likely to constrain widespread adoption of NEVs in the private sector.
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"We continue to make progress resolving early bottlenecks related to these issues, and there remain no fundamental problems with our supply chain or any of our production processes," Tesla said in the letter.
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Tanjung Priok port in North Jakarta, which handles the bulk of international shipments into Southeast Asia's biggest economy, has been plagued with bottlenecks and long handling times due to years of under investment.
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It's to figure out where the bottlenecks exist in a system, if processes work the way they're supposed to — whether, as the president would have it, our immigration system has an open door.
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After you have a workflow in place, you can track the progress in a project dashboard, seeing which parts of the project are moving smoothly and where there are bottlenecks or hold-ups.
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In the banking sector, about 300 lenders globally, including Commonwealth, Westpac and No. 4 Australian lender National Australia Bank, have invested in blockchain developer R3 LLC as they look to end processing bottlenecks.
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A practical question at this point: "This report comes amidst worries that infrastructure bottlenecks, which make it difficult for producers to get their oil to market, could soon start curtailing output," per Reuters.
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More than 212,22018 people have paid $1,000 refundable reservations for a Model 3, but the company's repeated delivery delays — what the company is calling "production bottlenecks" — are beginning to cause concern among investors.
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He told Contreras that about 570 of 3,700 emails have been vetted, but that due to bottlenecks in the State Department's workflow, even those completed files couldn't be made available before February 18.
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Now they also begin to look at supply bottlenecks as a driver for prices that have risen by 853 percent in Toronto and 63 percent in Vancouver just over the past three years.
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And drivers and others put up with no shortage of disruption — detours and delays, highway shutdowns, neighborhood streets clogged with cars — in the hopes of relieving one of the most notorious bottlenecks anywhere.
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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said some signs of green shoots were visible in the economy as the government has eased bottlenecks for consumer and industry bank loans, while expanding spending on infrastructure.
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The campaign comes as the world's biggest coffee chain tries to address cooling growth at its U.S. shops and rolls out mobile ordering, which aims to boost sales and reduce bottlenecks in stores.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - The chief executive of the largest oilfield service provider, Schlumberger, warned on Tuesday that bottlenecks in the largest U.S. shale basin would slow oil production growth and investments in the region.
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However, Morgan Stanley thinks capital spending will still jump by more than 15 percent in 2020, once producers in Texas and New Mexico's Permian basin work through bottlenecks that are currently constraining output.
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Really, the new Nvidia driver support is just gravy on top, because the 1080 Ti didn't outstrip the last-generation 980 Ti by much in tests — which points to remaining bottlenecks in the setup.
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Occasionally a leader might be tempted into authorising a big scheme (like Britain's high-speed rail) but, as the Eddington report argued, the real benefits may come from smaller-scale schemes that eliminate bottlenecks.
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Should the Swiss government decide to support the treaty in principle, that may suffice to update the mutual recognition accord, it noted, adding Brexit-related supply bottlenecks in Europe could also lead to exemptions.
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And — wait for it — up to 22GB of RAM (just like the Pixel 2) for the Core m7 model, so you can open dozens and dozens of Chrome browser tabs before the laptop bottlenecks.
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BEIJING, Sept 3 (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Monday that Chinese funds are not for "vanity projects" in Africa but are to build infrastructure that can remove bottlenecks in the continent's development.
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Earlier this month, Tesla said it was able to double the weekly Model 3 production rate over Q1 "by rapidly addressing production and supply chain bottlenecks, including several short factory shutdowns to upgrade equipment."
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Punished by voters who felt the fruits of Europe's fastest-growing economy were not being fairly distributed, Kenny must now address growing discontent over pay levels and tackle serious bottlenecks in housing and infrastructure.
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During his time in Africa, Wildt and his colleagues made some landmark discoveries about the species, like the fact that cheetahs had historically suffered multiple population bottlenecks, leading to a lack of genetic diversity.
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But it does not take long for top collaborators to become bottlenecks: nothing happens until they have had their say—and they have their say on lots of subjects that are outside their competence.
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To prevent obstacles such as the taxi drivers' protests from creating bottlenecks, the Macedonian police report frequently to the Greek police to let them know how many migrants have been processed and sent north.
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President Joko Widodo, who has made building infrastructure the cornerstone of his first term in office, has pledged to continue cutting bottlenecks Southeast Asia's largest economy in his second term, which starts in October.
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That's when new pipelines and other infrastructure are scheduled to come online, clearing bottlenecks that are capping output from the Permian Basin, the top U.S. shale field spanning western Texas and southeastern New Mexico.
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"In the reality where Line 3 is delayed, crude by rail serves as the incremental release valve for a market that has been consistently plagued by bottlenecks," said RBC Capital Markets analyst Michael Tran.
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We didn't get to see how the hub handled a rush of orders or bottlenecks, which typically happen around 6 or 7pm when customers order items or groceries to arrive as they get home.
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But crossing the border legally could still take them weeks, if not longer, due to bottlenecks at ports of entry that US authorities say are already at capacity and unable to process them faster.
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But this excuse seems no longer valid: Figures from the finance ministry show that towns and municipalities are now tapping the federal government's funds more actively, suggesting that planning and labor bottlenecks are easing.
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Tesla is delaying its semi truck unveiling by more than two weeks, as the company diverts resources toward fixing Model 3 bottlenecks and producing more batteries for Puerto Rico and other areas in need.
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" In addition, she continued, "immigrants grease the wheels of the labor market by flowing into industries and areas where there is a relative need for workers — where bottlenecks or shortages might otherwise damp growth.
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Tesla has seen the departure of several senior executives and is also flattening its management structure as it seeks to improve efficiency and clear up production bottlenecks related to its new Model 3 sedan.
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Raising the gas tax will create family-wage jobs — helping us deal with income inequality — and will stimulate the economy, and at the same time fix the bottlenecks stifling freight movement and commuters alike.
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"The people on the bus get very irritated, complaining about how long it's taking," he said, adding that the bottlenecks had forced him to be late for work four times since the Olympics began.
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Tesla has seen the departure of several senior executives and also is flattening its management structure as it aims to improve efficiency and clear up production bottlenecks related to its new Model 3 sedan.
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The Trump administration has criticized New York for its decision to delay and block an interstate gas pipeline, Williams Cos Inc's Constitution line from Pennsylvania, accusing the state of creating bottlenecks and supply disruptions.
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Data released last week showed exports and industrial output both fell unexpectedly in July, hit by U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist trade policies and bottlenecks in the auto sector caused by new environmental standards.
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The incoming president says he will cut bureaucratic bottlenecks, court foreign investment more aggressively than his predecessor did and seek to foster unity on economic policy in an increasingly fractured, and left-leaning, Congress.
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Yet many critics say this system of case-by-case reviews is riddled with inefficiencies and bottlenecks, and has been insufficient to stop China from gradually eroding American advantages in the high-tech sphere.
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The airline industry is looking to technology to help prevent bottlenecks and move travelers from check-in to gate to boarding more quickly — not just for this holiday season, but into 2019 and beyond.
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Edward Markey, a Massachusetts Democrat, urged the acting commissioner of U.S. Customs and Boarder Protection and the director of the Centers for Disease Control to increase staffing at airports due to the bottlenecks there.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's ability to quickly lift oil production following the collapse of a global agreement to cut is restrained by bottlenecks in exporting capacity, market sources said and Reuters calculations showed on Tuesday.
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Penn Station, which is owned by Amtrak, is currently plagued with aging tracks in need of repairs, narrow platforms and bottlenecks that riders encounter when trying to get to their train, causing safety concerns.
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While the industry can clear bottlenecks for services and continue to access capital, it may not be able to improve drilling technology enough to surmount the looming geological challenges it faces, according to Papa.
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Tesla has denied the claims in the lawsuit, saying it disclosed production bottlenecks once they were identified, and citing Musk's public statements that the company was undergoing a period of "production hell" in 2017.
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Production of the Model 3, which began last July, has been plagued by a number of issues, including problems from an over-reliance on automation on its assembly lines, battery issues and other bottlenecks.
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But the rush to build pipelines largely outpaced construction of crude export docks and storage tanks in Corpus Christi, a timing mismatch that could create bottlenecks through the end of 2019, Barclays analysts said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Weak output of refined zinc from Chinese smelters is likely to persist longer than expected because of bottlenecks at the country's smaller metal producers, keeping the market tight and wrong-footing bearish investors.
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"Current pipeline bottlenecks (in the U.S.) prove to be a short-term obstacle ... The situation should improve next year thanks to the commissioning of additional pipeline capacities," said Carsten Fritsch, senior commodity analyst at Commerzbank.
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Supply issues with production partners, most particularly Samsung, could make that a major issue, however, and Apple will likely hope to avoid the supply chain bottlenecks and delays that have plagued the X this year.
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The crude production surge in the Permian basin of West Texas and New Mexico, the biggest oilpatch in the United States, has outpaced the region's pipeline capacity, causing bottlenecks and depressing prices in the region.
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"Power generators can, for example, have an incentive to limit the capacity of interconnectors to create temporary bottlenecks in the electricity market and therefore increase energy prices," it said in a letter to the ministry.
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It overbuilt certain useless units and ran into bottlenecks — in one memorable match, it paraded back and forth across a choke point, pointlessly setting itself up for a counterattack, while the commentators expressed profound confusion.
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BMI has also highlighted potential raw material bottlenecks as the demand for electric vehicles accelerates and consequently predicts further upside risk for lithium prices, according to UBS who has worked with the data intelligence company.
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Kallo said news reports about factory accidents, employee turnover, and production pauses have contributed to investor pessimism but sentiment would likely recover as the company fixes factory bottlenecks and increases output of its Model 3.
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The process is streamlined to avoid bureaucratic bottlenecks, with everyone communicating via mobile chat app WhatsApp, said Mathi Vathanan, showing notifications on his phone from the dozens of groups that he is a part of.
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European planemaker Airbus stuck to its full-year financial targets after reporting slightly higher-than-expected core first-quarter profits, overshadowed by a heavy drain on cash as it stocked parts to ease industrial bottlenecks.
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Facebook AI Similarity Search (FAISS), released as an open-source library last month, began as an internal research project to address bottlenecks slowing the process of identifying similar content once a user's preferences are understood.
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The government wants to boost the price of Alberta's oil, the price of which has fallen sharply this year because of a glut caused by bottlenecks in the pipelines that transport the commodity for export.
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While manufacturers have expressed concerns about the tariffs, which are contributing to bottlenecks in the supply chain, there are so far no indications that the trade tensions are having a big impact on the economy.
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The Philippines sits on mineral reserves worth $1.4 trillion, but mining accounts for less than 1 percent of GDP, as policy bottlenecks and an anti-mining lobby led by the Roman Catholic Church hamper development.
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"Reforms in land markets, the financial sector, anti-corruption, and privatization would not only address medium-term growth bottlenecks, but also provide an important immediate signal to strengthen investor confidence," it said in a statement.
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Subsequent pilgrimages avoided a similar disaster by spreading out the times that people can conduct the stoning ritual, and carefully controlling the number of people at the Jamarat at any one time to avoid bottlenecks.
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The German economy has also suffered from homemade factors such as stricter emission standards that created bottlenecks in new car registrations and low rainfall that hampered fuel deliveries that rely on water channels in Germany.
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Record-high employment and falling joblessness have led to a tightening labor market in Europe's largest economy, with employers struggling to staff more than a million positions and work-related bottlenecks limiting overall economic growth.
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For cities, Nexar's tools helps them find ways to fix traffic bottlenecks or spot potholes, cracks and other potentially dangerous road damage by creating a "digital MRI of the city," said Shir in an email.
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Long-term battery supply arrangements are much-valued by carmakers and investors, as they help to clear supply bottlenecks at a time of soaring demand and hold out the promise of cheaper batteries over time.
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So on top of tweaking the robots' routes, the system can actually switch the chute assignments around to match demand, so that neither the robots nor the human sorters they work with hit any bottlenecks.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Bottlenecks for offloading imported fuel are forming at some Mexican oil ports following government orders to shut pipelines to limit losses from widespread fuel theft, according to traders and Refinitiv Eikon data.
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In a report published Monday, Moody's said political and geopolitical turbulence is exacerbating a gradual slowdown in trend GDP (gross domestic product) growth, aggravating structural bottlenecks and increasing the risk of economic or financial shocks.
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Earlier this year, the Canadian heavy oil discount widened significantly against the West Texas Intermediate (WTI) as growing oil stockpiles couldn't be moved out of the resource-rich province of Alberta due to transport bottlenecks.
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Terminal operators and shippers in the U.S. Gulf are ramping up investment to guard against supply bottlenecks as more barrels leave the U.S. It can take 18 to 24 months to build an export dock.
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Qatar Petroleum said it had signed an agreement with Japan's Chiyoda Corp to conduct a detailed study of modifications that would be needed to remove bottlenecks from the trains, located in Ras Laffan Industrial City.
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The manufacturing sector has also been hit by stricter emission standards that have created bottlenecks in new car registrations as well as low rainfall in the Rhine region, which has hindered chemicals deliveries through waterways.
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Reduced employment and income would strain consumer outlays and housing activity while labor shortages in some industries (agriculture, construction or leisure and hospitality in particular) would create supply-chain bottlenecks leading to increased price pressures.
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Musk, who has said the new truck will "blow your mind clear out of your skull," had previously scheduled the semitractor announcement for October but was forced to delay after the Model 3 production bottlenecks.
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The rise in margins was also helped by wider differentials between Western Canada Select, the benchmark for heavy crude found in Canada's oil sands, and U.S. crude as a result of supply bottlenecks in Canada.
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Think of it this way: If you're overseeing the production line on a wind turbine or train car, you can see bottlenecks or opportunities in the process and come up with ways to improve it.
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However, drillers in western Texas are facing bottlenecks and it's not yet clear whether the Saudis are willing to wind down their deal to limit production with their fellow OPEC members, Russia and other producers.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany has earmarked billions of euros in investments for schools, nurseries, hospitals and housing, but local authorities have so far spent only a fraction of that windfall due to planning bottlenecks, data shows.
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PhoneSoap co-founder Wes LaPorte said the company has been able to cope with increased demand because it splits manufacturing between Vietnam and China, so factory closures in that country haven't caused supply chain bottlenecks.
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Water shortages were interfering with dialysis and forced the local hospital to pare back the time it could provide it, he said, and fuel bottlenecks had made it harder to get buses to see specialists.
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In tandem with this mounting burden, due to numerous fumbles over the past 219 weeks, the U.S. has faced significant bottlenecks in the production of diagnostic testing and imposed substantive red tape to deter testing.
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According to the report, budget uncertainties, unpredictable demand from the Defense Department and the effects of foreign competition raise the risk of potential "production bottlenecks during a future surge in D.O.D. requirements" for the material.
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"In regions where demand is creating bottlenecks for customers, we will be reducing gaming software downloads at peak times, completing the downloads at the normal fast speeds late at night," Akamai CEO Tom Leighton said.
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The drive to sell more electric vehicles, which has increased the industry's reliance on Asian battery cell makers, has led to supply bottlenecks even before measures to contain the coronavirus caused further supply-chain disruptions.
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As a result, the Bloomberg report warns that plug-in vehicles may have a difficult time making inroads in dense urban areas and that infrastructure bottlenecks may slow the growth of electric vehicles after 2040.
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Dozens of countries around the world, from China and the United Kingdom to Thailand and the Netherlands, have published well-defined bioeconomy roadmaps that identify opportunities, potential bottlenecks and roadblocks, and strategic areas of investments.
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Airbus posted higher than expected second-quarter earnings on Thursday and reaffirmed its full-year goals, as bottlenecks of undelivered aircraft began to ease and costs tumbled on the group's newest big jet, the A7873.
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Researchers said Thursday that if employees using their commute to work had this time recorded as part of their working day, it would likely "allow for more comfort and flexibility " and ease rush-hour bottlenecks.
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The Economy Ministry said German industrial output would likely regain momentum soon after a muted start to the third quarter, which was depressed by "temporary bottlenecks in passenger car registrations under the new driving cycle".
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The company's operations are more heavily weighted toward North America than those of its peers, leaving the it more vulnerable to the pipeline bottlenecks than rival Schlumberger, which missed forecasts for quarterly revenue last Friday.
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Public investment should not be limited to times of economic growth because keeping investment levels persistently high would help local authorities to overcome planning bottlenecks and construction firms to hire more staff to boost capacity.
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Rotterdam, the largest port in Europe, could see ruinous bottlenecks in a "no-deal" Brexit, a scenario in which Britain would have to construct a functional border and customs system with the E.U. virtually overnight.
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Train flows into the terminal run fairly smoothly as tank cars can wait outside of Chicago before unloading, but bottlenecks at the slower-moving docks have significantly delayed efforts to move ethanol out, traders said.
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The federal government has made billions of euros for social housing available, but the outflow of earmarked funds has been slowed down by planning bottlenecks at local authorities and capacity constraints in the construction sector.
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Imperial Oil Ltd said on Friday it would delay its C$2.6 billion ($1.95 billion) Aspen oil sands project in Alberta by about a year after the provincial government imposed output cuts to tackle pipeline bottlenecks.
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The project - considered crucial for an oil industry hit by transportation bottlenecks - is fiercely opposed by British Columbia's left-leaning New Democratic government, many municipalities, some aboriginal groups, and environmental activists concerned about possible oil spills.
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The majority of the piece wasn't focused on the MacPro itself but on Apple's workflow teams who spend their days using the applications and workflows of creative professionals and hunting for bottlenecks that can be eased.
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Alberta, Canada's largest crude-producing province, mandated temporary oil production cuts effective January to reduce excess crude in storage and boost prices of Canadian crude as rising production in oil sands surpassed pipeline capacity, creating bottlenecks.
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Occidental's decision to shed the assets is the latest example of an oil company balking at the capital expenditure required to maintain U.S. pipelines, which have been plagued by bottlenecks and require construction of new networks.
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A sustained economic upswing along with close to rock-bottom interest rates and record low unemployment have driven sharp gains in property prices, especially in Prague, while supply is being throttled by bottlenecks in construction permits.
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As the business cycle matures, there is more chance that the economy will overheat, because of bottlenecks in the jobs market; or that the central bank overtightens in order to prevent things from running too hot.
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For AI to become more mainstream, start-ups and tech giants have to understand the bottlenecks that businesses face, which can be solved by that technology, according to Ericson Chan, CEO of China's Ping An Technology.
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Tesla's ability to deliver on production targets for Model 3 sedans has weighed on its stock in the past, and the company recently acknowledged there were delivery bottlenecks and promised to swiftly iron out the delays.
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Hampered by soft commodity prices, Indonesia has struggled to lift growth above 5% in recent years even amid a boom in infrastructure building aimed at unlocking bottlenecks and distributing wealth outside the populous island of Java.
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"Structural bottlenecks" would continue to weigh on investment and productivity, while subdued metal export prices were also a risk, the IMF said ,referring to the country's longstanding lack of skilled labour and competition in key industries.
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CEO Martin Lundstedt, a former boss at rival Scania, said the bottlenecks that had mainly hit European truck manufacturing had eased somewhat in recent months, along with supplies of components for powertrains, or engines and axles.
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He eliminated the bottlenecks in flights by boarding passengers forty minutes early, ensuring minimal lost baggage, and enabling many flights to arrive early – all of which have led to high levels of customer and employee satisfaction.
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"It's critical for the players in the mobile ecosystem to address the bottlenecks (seamless connectivity, Internet speed, vernacular support, easy access to information, device ecosystem etc), otherwise these factors might slow down further adoption," Pathak added.
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The pile-up underscores a lack of preparation for these massive harvests in Latin America's largest economy, where chronic logistical bottlenecks have been worsened by farmers' refusal to sell amid slumping prices, with far-reaching effects.
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They have lost more than a quarter of their value since touching a high of $0003 in September, hurt by reports of bottlenecks around production of the Model 3 sedan, seen as crucial to Tesla's profitability.
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Cenovus said earlier on Wednesday that it was limiting output due to severe discounts and said it expected the price of domestic heavy crude to rise by mid-2019 as increased rail volumes ease transport bottlenecks.
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Industry experts also see a rise in U.S. production for the rest of 2019 and 2020 as infrastructure bottlenecks are resolved and new pipelines from the Permian basin in west Texas and New Mexico come online.
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Tesla saw its revenue skyrocket to $6.8 billion in the third quarter (and a $312 million profit) thanks to sales of its new Model 3 vehicle, despite production bottlenecks and more recent issues with delivery logistics.
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WTI could be weaker because pipeline bottlenecks for oil from the Permian Basin in Texas and the Cushing, Oklahoma, storage facility are getting worse, and more oil is being shipped by more expensive trucks and rail.
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Escalators naturally create bottlenecks when all those people are squeezed into narrower paths, so you'd think that it would improve congestion for the faster-moving people to go ahead and slip past the slower-moving people.
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The carmaker last week poached BMW engine development expert Markus Duesmann to help overcome the problem, but warned that delays in getting road certification will result in bottlenecks for certain model variants between August and October.
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The impasse has so far had little effect on Europe's best-performing economy but analysts say a weak minority government could paralyze efforts to tackle bottlenecks in housing and infrastructure that threaten to choke the recovery.
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The company, based in Wolfsburg, reported preliminary 2018 group results a week ago that were weighed down by currency effects and supply bottlenecks caused by new emissions testing rules, and warned of a tough year ahead.
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After sharply cutting its capital budget and postponing major projects under an austerity drive that followed the 2008 financial crisis, the increased spending will tackle bottlenecks that have built up in particular in infrastructure and housing.
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Deliveries of the A350, which competes with the Boeing 787, are being hampered by continued production bottlenecks in cabin equipment including seats and toilets, adding further pressure to the planemaker's quarterly cash position, the sources said.
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Attention to detail matters when balancing on a few square inches of rubber, and regular riders know a city's contours, bottlenecks and the school driveways where texting parents behind the wheel can pull out without looking.
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While some of the caravan's participants presented themselves at legal border crossings, thousands more grew frustrated with the bottlenecks and sought to cross by other means, setting up a series of confrontations with the Mexican authorities.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Drilling curbs by oil producers in the largest U.S. shale field will continue until transport bottlenecks ease and investors stop punishing companies for increasing capital spending, executives at an energy conference said on Thursday.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel rejected criticism from her SPD challenger on Sunday that she was neglecting the country's infrastructure, pointing to already increased investment levels and capacity bottlenecks in some parts of the economy.
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Tesla said it aims to increase its weekly run-rate for Model 3s to 33,000 by late August while ironing out issues in its factories "selectively" to address bottlenecks, rather than building any additional production lines.
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Domestic logistical bottlenecks due to a shortage of trains, regulatory changes targeting pollution cuts and surging power demand have all fuelled the higher imports, which are expected to stay firm through the rest of the year.
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Severe pipeline bottlenecks out of the Permian basin, the biggest in the U.S., have improved with the start of three major pipes last year but export terminals capable of handling supertankers are still in short supply.
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"How do you get data around what your current performance is like, and how fast you deliver software, or where the bottlenecks are, and that's where there are currently a lot of visibility gaps," he said.
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The government said earlier this month it expected growth to be slower in the third quarter, citing bottlenecks in the car sector stemming from the introduction of new pollution standards known as WLTP as a factor.
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Ongoing supply bottlenecks caused by difficulties getting cars certified for stricter emissions tests, as well as economic weakness in China, South America and Russia, and legal issues pose risks to VW Group's business, the carmaker said.
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It is trying to accelerate output of its new Model 3 sedan, but conceded earlier this month that production bottlenecks had held third-quarter production to just 260 vehicles, well short of the 1,500 previously planned.
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"In the late stage of a growth cycle, rebounding investments are an elixir for survival: only through investments can the negative effects of multiplying bottlenecks in production and staff be alleviated," said Andreas Scheuerle of Deka Bank.
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"The economy is firing on all cylinders, the upswing is entering a new boom phase," Timo Wollmershaeuser told Reuters in an interview, adding there were production bottlenecks and an over-utilization of capacities in practically all sectors.
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Both Duterte and Marcos have actively tapped into growing social discontent over the lack of inclusive growth, chronic corruption, lack of law and order, massive infrastructural bottlenecks, and the perceived absence of decisive leadership in the country.
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"Not just Denmark, but a number of euro area countries, primarily Germany, are in a situation of labor shortages and where the low interest rate leads to a risk of overheating, bottlenecks and wage pressure," Jensen said.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Truckmaker AB Volvo beat first-quarter profit forecasts on Wednesday as it sold more higher priced vehicles and margins benefited from an easing of supply chain bottlenecks for components such as engines and gear boxes.
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The leadership change comes as Starbucks is revamping U.S. cafe layouts and workflows after a shift to mobile orders led to bottlenecks at drink delivery stations that turned off some walk-in customers in its biggest market.
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The cars started rolling off the company's production lines last summer, but production bottlenecks at the Fremont factory and the battery-focused Gigafactory in Nevada meant Musk had to lower his targets for the end of 2017.
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Canadian oil producers are collecting prices that are much lower than the U.S. benchmark due to severe pipeline bottlenecks, and weak prices may lead producers to limit drilling budgets in the world's fifth-largest oil-producing country.
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Baristas at the company's busiest cafes had difficulty keeping up with mobile orders, creating bottlenecks at drink delivery stations and leading some walk-in customers to walk out, with the company facing customer backlash on social media.
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Amid concerns the industry is vulnerable to production bottlenecks after record orders, Chief Executive Philippe Petitcolin said Safran would focus solely on meeting its target to raise LEAP production from 100 this year to 2,000 in 13.
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"Overall, the reform program ... addresses structural bottlenecks and sends a signal to investors about Ukraine's ability to sustain reforms and address macroeconomic vulnerabilities ahead of the 2019 elections," said Satu Kahkonen, World Bank Country Director for Ukraine.
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NEW YORK, Dec 19 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields climbed to session highs on Tuesday as domestic home construction unexpectedly rose in November to a 13-month peak, suggesting some resilience in the housing market despite supply bottlenecks.
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Renewables have so far played little part in Indonesia's power sector, despite the country sitting on the world's biggest geothermal reserves and being bathed in sunshine, crowded out by an abundance of cheap coal and bureaucratic bottlenecks.
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Clients in North America, Halliburton's biggest market by revenue, began pulling back on some drilling services last year amid transportation bottlenecks in the largest U.S. production region and after oil prices slid sharply in the fourth quarter.
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The truck was originally scheduled to be unveiled on October 26, but CEO Elon Musk said the automaker is diverting resources to fix bottlenecks in Model 3 production as well as increase battery production for Puerto Rico.
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