The music had matured at breakneck speed in the 21990s.
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That means it may not have Juul's breakneck adoption rates.
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In the startup environment, everything moves at a breakneck pace.
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The airport retail industry is growing at a breakneck pace.
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Google was hiring at a breakneck pace at the time.
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The quick take: We are talking a breakneck coffee war.
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Three percent is hardly a breakneck pace for wage growth.
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For China is moving into the field at breakneck speed.
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But the problems run much deeper than the breakneck schedule.
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The breakneck volatility in the crypro market isn't helping either.
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He talks about continuing to work at a breakneck pace.
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India has been eradicating extreme poverty at a breakneck pace.
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So the breakneck pace of lawmaking should slow down eventually.
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With line, you can move through the painting at breakneck speed.
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The breakneck speed of American hatred overwhelmed the two dead Kentuckians.
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So much of our technology is advancing at a breakneck pace.
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But not every start-up kept up with the breakneck pace.
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Hitting either target would entail transforming economies at a breakneck pace.
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That's one reason Democrats are moving at breakneck speed against Trump.
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He's slashed staff and slowed down his breakneck pace of campaigning.
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After a period of breakneck growth, a hard landing seems imminent.
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Even at the breakneck speed of technology, change rarely happens overnight.
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These breakneck D.C. grind punks have got the right fucking idea.
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The fundraising comes as Luckin expands at breakneck speed across China.
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Yet this complicated legislation is being rushed through at breakneck speed.
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China's breakneck growth fueled an iron ore boom in Western Australia.
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Jobs in health care have already been growing at breakneck speed.
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The pressure was intense, the stakes high and the pace breakneck.
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That probe is unlikely to move at tech's usual breakneck speed.
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It flips, effectively, from breakneck speed to slow, white-knuckle tension.
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I proceeded down a ghostly avenue at a breakneck 22 m.p.h.
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Performers followed one another quickly, giving the show a breakneck pace.
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What started as a marvel of breakneck perpetual motion kept accelerating.
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Apple is continuing to update iOS 13 at a breakneck pace.
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Republicans have hammered Democrats over the breakneck speed of the inquiry.
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The Senate is running its health care process at breakneck speed.
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That's especially important as consumers demand speedier shipments at a breakneck pace.
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As China's economy expanded at breakneck speed, so has pay for employees.
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The K-pop scene is expanding and changing at a breakneck pace.
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Yet the breakneck growth of the recent past is unlikely to resume.
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That is because the breakneck growth of courier companies masks structural problems.
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Live at breakneck speed long enough and you begin to crave slow.
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Until last year, China's tech industry had enjoyed years of breakneck growth.
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It will have to ensure that breakneck growth does not bring indigestion.
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Season 7 got some backlash last year for its new breakneck speed.
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By mid-1998, the breakneck pace at Indigo was running everyone ragged.
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On the plus side, progress against cancer is occurring at breakneck speed.
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After three decades of breakneck growth, China's global influence has expanded significantly.
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Or they hit the hiking trails at Breakneck Ridge or Bull Hill.
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But this once-niche category is now expanding at a breakneck pace.
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It has sparked shutdowns that are fueling layoffs at a breakneck pace.
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But he is frank about the toll his breakneck pace has taken.
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If you want breathless, breakneck chaos, go for Liverpool or Borussia Dortmund.
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Houston played at a breakneck pace, leaving the Knicks playing catch-up.
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Wade,' shouted my football coach as he called roll at breakneck speed.
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This has incentivized insurance companies to leave exchanges at a breakneck speed.
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Broadcast rights are unlikely to keep growing at their recent breakneck pace.
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The market is still tiny, but it has been growing at breakneck pace.
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Breakneck expansion during 2014 and 2015 left the company saddled with huge debt.
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Investment continues to flow at a breakneck pace into these private space companies.
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Analysts expect Snapchat's ad platform to continue to grow at a breakneck pace.
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So what does it all mean -- what do these breakneck itineraries tell us?
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But while she embarks on a breakneck schedule in the early states, Mrs.
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A post-industrial age is imposing breakneck change on the world of work.
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Whatever it grabs a hold of is immediately transmitted nationwide at breakneck pace.
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A lot happened, in other words, in keeping with this season's breakneck pace.
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The Census Bureau figures show Texas continues to grow at a breakneck pace.
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The boom in returns is part of the breakneck growth in online shopping.
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The allegations against Kavanaugh have become numerous, with developments arriving at breakneck speeds.
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The intrigue and breakneck pace of this series lend themselves to binge watching.
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Over the course of one human lifetime, breakneck development has devoured China's coastline.
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Over the past few months, it's deployed new satellites at a breakneck pace.
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The sentences are full of syntactic fireworks, breakneck swerves and very black humor.
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It's no secret that most New Yorkers have always moved at breakneck speed.
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She meant the breakneck community spread of Covid-19 rumors and conspiracy theories.
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Buttigieg campaigned at breakneck speed -- sometimes with four to five events a day.
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The downgrade comes after a breakneck surge of nearly 100% in three months.
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How can they help communities avoid the social pitfalls of breakneck economic transformation?
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With the smartphone-upgrade cycle lengthening, the years of breakneck sales growth are over.
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The greenback has risen at a breakneck pace after Trump's surprise win on Nov.
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Still, Zoom and Slack are growing at breakneck speeds, even among coveted enterprise customers.
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Simply punching holes in the ground at breakneck speed will not solve the problem.
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Even at breakneck pace, a party spirit pervades, a mood of near-hysteric revelry.
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But chasing breakneck speed can push aside essential research into AI safety and cybersecurity.
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Measles hijacks those cells' machinery and begins replicating and spreading at a breakneck pace.
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Congestion slows cities' breakneck growth: housing and transport infrastructure seldom keep pace with demand.
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McConnell has overseen the confirmation of Trump-nominated federal judges at a breakneck speed.
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The big picture: The health care industry continues to consolidate at a breakneck pace.
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Like many, I went from cautious to nervous to panicked at a breakneck speed.
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The presiding judge, T.S. Ellis III, demands both precise questioning and a breakneck pace.
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Twitch chat is famous for its emoji flying at breakneck speed across the page.
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A federal judge, conscious of the election implications, moved that litigation at breakneck speed.
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Yet his work possesses none of the mannerisms you'd associate with breakneck institutional recognition.
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Hundreds of scientists are working at a breakneck pace to find a coronavirus treatment.
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The sudden shift in political momentum has redefined the Democratic race at breakneck speed.
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This rally fizzled out once these companies' losses mounted along with their breakneck growth.
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The latest season — now streaming — hits the ground running and sprints forward at breakneck speed.
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Their breakneck version of Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Proud Mary" damn near sets the penthouse ablaze.
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So of course, people had to take it to much hornier place at breakneck speed.
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The company is still struggling to regain its footing while Lyft is enjoying breakneck growth.
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The vast middle class created by the region's breakneck growth is becoming interested in conservation.
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Uber isn't expanding the global footprint of its ride-hail service at breakneck speed anymore.
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The breakneck pace of the fall sent tremors across emerging markets, especially ex-Soviet states.
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The breakneck speed of the tunes and flailing stage show is already taking its toll.
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But since then, James and Lachlan Murdoch have been remaking the company at breakneck speed.
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He has traversed the country with a breakneck schedule, campaigning and raising money for Mrs.
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" During the interview, Priebus also said the president is fulfilling his promises at "breakneck speed.
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You have a criminal deep state and it&aposs all coming out at breakneck speed.
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Guyana's tiny civil service and outdated laws have not kept up with Exxon's breakneck development.
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Rush hour occurs at breakneck pace and largely with scant regard for your fellow rats.
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The breakneck pace of the latest tax bill left little time for a similar approach.
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He took dangdut jams, stripped them down, and repacked the songs with breakneck breakcore beats.
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Some entrepreneurs said his breakneck investing pace with the Vision Fund was unlikely to slow.
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The scene has only two lines, but it moves the story along at breakneck speed.
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The recipients went on hiring sprees, acquired other startups and expanded at a breakneck pace.
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With only three years to build a record, Jones is operating at a breakneck pace.
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The last decade's development hit Lisbon at a breakneck pace but missed Marvila's other half.
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But the breakneck expansion left it with high debts, leading to a sharp strategy change.
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We were moving through the sun salutations at breakneck speed, each breath bringing another posture.
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Reporters and the public struggled to keep up with the breakneck pace of political news.
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Of course, much of WeWork's losses can be attributed to its breakneck speed of growth.
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Andrew M. Cuomo showed support for Israel during his breakneck 28.5-hour trip through Jerusalem.
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There are already stories depicting breakneck delivery schedules that obviate luxuries such as bathroom breaks.
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Auto technology is a growth opportunity for BlackBerry; the industry overall is expanding at breakneck speed.
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S. cuts and will not be at the "breakneck" rate between 2012 to 2015, he said.
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He showed us this over and again, breaking taboos gutting sacred cows at a breakneck pace.
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His #Feelings label trades in much of the same, wildly conceptual dance music at breakneck speeds.
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And he is well aware of the pitfalls left by a decade of breakneck lending growth.
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The new trailer, shown at E3 2017, is full of goofy humor, acrobatics, and breakneck combat.
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So it helps to show that, hypothetically, profits would gush if breakneck growth were to stop.
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The company began hiring at a breakneck speed, tripling its headcount over just a few years.
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The firm, which only officially started operations in January, has been opening stores at breakneck speed.
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The entire game was played at a breakneck pace, but this finish was an instant classic.
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Not least, a decentralised bureaucracy is accustomed to pursuing breakneck local growth—and damn the consequences.
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" Get ready for some high praise because he also said, "It moves at a breakneck pace.
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It's like she's sending a message: you don't need to live life at that breakneck speed.
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The offense continued at a breakneck pace in the second period with the Sabres taking over.
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These moves arrived as years of breakneck growth in China's smartphone space comes to an end.
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Breakneck growth is not expected; by 2021 the number will be just over 15% (see chart).
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The slippery slope here is steep, and California is willfully hurtling down it at breakneck speed.
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Denali is one of the rare companies that was able reach 'unicorn' status at breakneck speed.
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But now, after Yiannopoulous made comments that almost certainly advocate pedophilia, he's falling at breakneck speed.
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Some entrepreneurs said Mr. Son's breakneck investing pace with the Vision Fund was unlikely to slow.
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The breakneck pace at which Biden has recently campaigned will likely subside in the coming weeks.
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"He doesn't play at a breakneck speed, but when he changes speeds he's fast," Handy said.
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If proper disclosures dampen the influencer industry, that could put a brake on its breakneck growth.
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The China that Ms. Wang depicts is a megalopolis of gleaming skyscrapers and breakneck economic growth.
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Mr. Shelley's breakneck guitar strumming propelled songs that often proclaimed lovelorn vulnerability alongside acute self-consciousness.
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The Chinese government aggressively coordinates and promotes 5G activity, which is proceeding at a breakneck pace.
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In a thrilling semifinal of the N.C.A.A. tournament, full of breakneck lead changes, old school triumphed.
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The country's breakneck economic expansion created legions of wealthy consumers keen to flaunt their newfound status.
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It is making more complex products — like cellphones and computers — at breakneck speed and unprecedented scale.
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I could have shat before all this and spared myself a breakneck sprint to the toilet.
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Here she opened with the frenetic finale of Prokofiev's Seventh Piano Sonata, played at breakneck speed.
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But Mr. Haggard was releasing albums at a breakneck pace, and they were a grab bag.
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The stock has continued a breakneck rally since the beginning of the year, up over 200%.
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There, breakneck development is colliding with higher water levels, increasing temperatures and ever more severe storms.
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He sets a breakneck pace on the road, scheduling four or five events in one day.
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The big question is whether Singaporeans accept that the PAP cannot preside over breakneck growth forever.
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Fitted with decades-old circuitry, Nam June Paik's work still pulses with energy, breakneck and experimental.
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Yet often the land played second fiddle to the breakneck pace of transformation in the century.
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The bill was passed with breakneck speed – that is one reason for the lack of debate.
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That was taken as a sign that the breakneck pace of gains was finally losing momentum.
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He appears to have instructed his nuclear team to implement the deal at a breakneck pace.
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So when even the smallest flame lights up the exterior, the blaze can spread with breakneck speed.
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It's an unquestionably strong showing that builds on Dirge's breakneck speed and cannonball grooves without feeling stale.
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Since its founding in the region a quarter century ago, Amazon has undergone breakneck growth in Seattle.
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The division now pulls in roughly $6 billion every quarter and continues to grow at breakneck pace.
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It has to continue its breakneck growth pace while maximizing the number of ads its users see.
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That said, we are cautious near term, as we navigate the breakneck pace of TSLA's global expansion.
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Having never held elected office before 2012, Warren's ascent to party leader has come at breakneck speed.
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The Internet and new technologies are changing the way we access and use information at breakneck speed.
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Judicial nominees for the lower courts are sailing through the Republican-led Senate at a breakneck pace.
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Meanwhile, coastal development has proceeded at breakneck speed as roughly half of Americans live in coastal areas.
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Still, it was clear that the game's breakneck speed had taken a toll by the third quarter.
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It's about de-risking at breakneck speed, getting rid of anything standing between investor portfolios and solvency.
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There are still 18 obstacles, hazards and traps Liverpool must navigate, all of them at breakneck speed.
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He had no clue how to build houses—just how to sell them at a breakneck speed.
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He is assiduous, building complex rhythmic trelliswork at breakneck speeds with a facility that's tough to fathom.
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A breakneck pace, however, is only possible by sacrificing characters like Donner and Froh, Gunther and Gutrune.
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But installers that have relied on the lower-cost hardware for their recent breakneck growth would suffer.
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Sandler plays Ratner at a breakneck pace, entombing himself in a dungeon of his own bad decisions.
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Amazon's breakneck gains trouble Michael Bapis, partner and managing director at the Bapis Group at HighTower Advisors.
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A breakneck pace, however, is only possible by sacrificing characters like Donner and Froh, Gunther and Gutrune.
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The impeachment investigation, subsequent hearings, and associated votes have flown through the chamber at a breakneck pace.
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Today, we are operating in an industry that continues to evolve and change at a breakneck pace.
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You navigate the vibrant metropolis of impossible architecture at breakneck speeds, overcoming new obstacles introduced in each level.
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Jaime's plotline moved at a breakneck pace this week, so let's first take a look at what happened.
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The West has a blind spot when it comes to China's breakneck technological advances, writes Axios' Kaveh Waddell.
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Only such a delirious mash-up, he argues, can capture the "hidden internal logic" of China's breakneck growth.
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Where the comics move at a breakneck pace, Blackman slows things down to skillfully flesh the story out.
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Since I first started at People, the industry has changed at breakneck speed, and so has the magazine.
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Year on year, growth fell from a breakneck 7.4% in the first quarter to 5.2% in the second.
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It will be up to their successors to avert the bust that typically follows years of breakneck growth.
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And it's efforts have finally started to pay off in the form of breakneck growth in web sales.
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Since OYO Rooms ventured into the Chinese market in November 2017, it has expanded at a breakneck pace.
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But somewhere between Waterloo, the breakneck schedule of campaigning across Iowa and the can-do spirit of Mrs.
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Walmart, which has been growing its e-commerce sales at a breakneck pace under the guidance of Jet.
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But after two decades of breakneck change, this psychologically and culturally powerful technology would gain from slowing down.
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Mr Mubarak moved at a breakneck pace, with little regard for average Egyptians, who depended on government handouts.
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The step comes as the country fights to clean up its skies after decades of breakneck economic growth.
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Artificial intelligence allows machines to reason and interact with the world, and it's evolving at a breakneck pace.
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I'm just glad that he's managed to meld that thoughtfulness with some righteous anger and breakneck melodies again.
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In that short time, the momentum in the country's decades-old gun debate has accelerated at breakneck speed.
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Though AI research is still proceeding at a breakneck pace, fields like computer vision are starting to mature.
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For days, Ms. Spears had been behaving bizarrely, speaking in a British accent and driving at breakneck speeds.
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As it has expanded across the world at breakneck speed, the company's costs have far exceeded its revenue.
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That's quite the reversal from the breakneck pace of earnings growth in 2018, which is estimated at 23%.
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If you live anywhere near a city, you've likely seen a skateboarder flying past uphill at breakneck speed.
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They worked 24/7 at breakneck pace to deliver, toiling through the sweltering summer months, said three sources.
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Such financial maneuvers helped plump up the country's economy, which grew at a breakneck 26.3 percent last year.
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Instead, Trump quickly put forward Esper; senators have ushered him through his confirmation process at a breakneck speed.
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"The breakneck speed at which journalists have been naming the next perpetrator renders some reporting irresponsible," they said.
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In "Bodyguard," Mercurio's breakneck story feels, at every moment, both carefully constructed and made up on the spot.
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In "Bergman in Uganda," a local V.J. narrates with the incessant chattiness and breakneck speed of a sportscaster.
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China has long borrowed heavily to build and then counted on breakneck economic growth to pay it back.
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Despite the breakneck pace of development, it's important for the makers to take their time with those moments.
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It was able to concentrate on breakneck growth of 10% a year, driven by exports to the West.
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The second is like a flinty, modernist étude that unfolds in one breakneck, twisting line, with no chords.
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Germany has shipped enormous volumes of factory machinery to China in recent decades, contributing to its breakneck development.
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Germany has shipped enormous volumes of factory machinery to China in recent decades, contributing to its breakneck development.
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The elder by eight minutes, she was a songwriting machine, churning out breakneck lyrics that sank or swam.
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Republicans are moving at a breakneck pace to finish their tax overhaul by the end of the year.
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The currency crisis has already begun to reveal the economic weaknesses that had been concealed by breakneck growth.
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The breakneck pace of news has finally slowed over the holidays, so we'll make this one quick. 240.
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Draya Michele's probably the only CEO down in Mexico turning heads at breakneck speed ... Dios mio, that whiplash!!!
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And imagine, also, if forgers were able to create and distribute ultra-realistic fake Nazi records at breakneck speed.
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In their early days, the band moved at precisely two speeds—those of breakneck punk and molasses-y dub.
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Its breakneck growth and popularity in high schools across the country has attracted scrutiny from government officials and regulators.
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But relations between the two countries have zig-zagged at breakneck speed in the years since Trump took office.
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Democrats did not need the vote to proceed with their impeachment inquiry, which is already moving at breakneck speed.
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With less than two hours to get into it all, the film has to move at a breakneck pace.
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The program allows the government to process people charged with unauthorized entry into the US at a breakneck pace.
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At least all these stories moving at breakneck speeds set us up for an exciting end to season 2.
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The breakneck pace creates the appearance that Republicans are working very hard and maybe getting close to a deal.
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I had always assumed that breakneck urban development was a central feature of life in Seoul, the nation's capital.
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But, then again, so are Kreator, and they can still tear through a breakneck thrash riff like it's 1986.
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The action sequences are abundant, including several breakneck chases, dazzling explosions and opportunities for Johnson and Statham to brawl.
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China's breakneck economic expansion may be flagging, but the country's ambitions in space show no signs of slowing down.
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Only in fashion could reshuffles take place at such breakneck speed — but the Meiers are no strangers to this.
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Production designers turn notes in a script into reality on the screen, and the job is absolutely breakneck-paced.
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"T-Mobile US continues to grow at breakneck speed," wrote Bernstein analyst Dhananjay Mirchandani, reiterating a "market perform" rating.
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They point to freshly-paved CPEC roads, built at breakneck speed despite Baluchistan's rugged terrain, as proof of success.
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Data points to a resurgence of activity for trusts as the broader shadow-banking sector expands at breakneck pace.
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He's dressing everyone from Michelle Obama to Kate Hudson, and his client list is growing at a breakneck pace.
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Indeed, there's plenty for the discerning music fan to enjoy in the band's discography beyond breakneck rhythms and riffs.
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But a breakneck sequence of events over the last two days may have made the nightmare scenario increasingly likely.
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Earlier this month, we reported on LinkNYC, the Big Apple's initiative to roll out breakneck internet access to everyone.
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His policies have basically been the economic equivalent of running at breakneck speed with a pair of sharp scissors.
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But Joe Williams, a Baltimore-based producer and songwriter, doesn't necessarily see the breakneck pace as cause for concern.
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The bottom line: Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell have already set a breakneck pace for judicial confirmations.
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Tencent's breakneck growth subsequently helped Naspers transform from a newspaper publisher into a multinational with private equity-style investments.
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Tour guide Dan Glass rattled through a breakneck history of London's queer dives, electro-shock clinics, and cottaging toilets.
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But as #MeToo crystallized into a movement, sexual assault accusations against powerful men began to emerge at breakneck pace.
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But it is Venezuela that continues to chart a different course from neighbors — with an increasingly breakneck economic disintegration.
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By shuttling profits from software into its retail business, Amazon can keep expanding its store at a breakneck pace.
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"A Christmas Carol" was written at breakneck speed; Clinch endows Dickens's snapshots with a three-dimensional, often alarming, life.
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The development of mobile payment in China continues to leapfrog the rest of the world at a breakneck pace.
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A similar rationale justified Uber's breakneck expansion to become a global transportation solution instead of a regional taxi provider.
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Republicans enacted the tax overhaul at breakneck speed last year, turning it into law in less than two months.
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After Judge had spotted starter Luis Severino a 216-2121.1 lead, the Yankees added runs at a breakneck pace.
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Regardless of how the experiment turns out, SpaceX is forging ahead with its Starlink launches at a breakneck pace.
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Beijing has been managing a growth slowdown in China after three decades of breakneck growth fueled largely by debt.
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The seductive charm of the Vienna Philharmonic had come and gone; ditto, the breakneck intensity of the London Philharmonic.
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The breakneck unraveling of the world's most important trade relationship has left companies and governments around the world scrambling.
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With breakneck speed, it runs the player through new courses, each one putting a different twist on the formula.
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But AI has kept advancing, at a breakneck pace, and our understanding of what it's capable of just keeps changing.
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The epic scope of the book is balanced by an attention to significant details, all told at a breakneck pace.
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Issuance since then "hasn't been going at a breakneck pace, but it's been going at a healthy pace," he said.
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There's no question that China has rushed forth at breakneck speed to modernize its military over the past few decades.
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It's a runaway train careening down a hill at breakneck speed, just begging to derail our dependency on private cars.
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We rushed round the Sistine Chapel at breakneck speed and left a couple of pizzas unfinished during our Rome trip.
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The only way to dramatize such a narrative is with breakneck enthusiasm, with nonstop galloping beats and distorted electronic blats.
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If the switch to passive investing continues at such a breakneck pace, other asset managers will surely follow their lead.
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There followed a period of breakneck growth in spending on the project, financed by easy money from government-owned banks.
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Next up, Moulton has planned a breakneck string of trips to each of the four early nominating states this week.
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Additionally, "a Hollywood crowd is buying up Tulum at breakneck speed," with the wealthy favoring beachfront property, Mr. Tibshirani said.
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His Lions teams are still legendary among college basketball fans for their breakneck pace of play and astronomical scoring totals.
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It has experienced a breakneck expansion since 2000 when it had an annual production capacity of 150 metric tons (MT).
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But it also reflects a sense, even among the operators in Tallahassee, that the younger man's breakneck ambition was offputting.
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The move comes as Luckin, backed by Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC Pte Ltd, expands at breakneck speed across China.
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Fans of the CW's Riverdale got used to the show's dark drama, its breakneck pace, and its many love triangles.
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Once a deal has been done, exploration can move ahead at breakneck speed, often with devastating social and environmental costs.
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In the filing, WeWork lays out a path to profitability, but most of its options involve slowing its breakneck growth.
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Revolut has grown at breakneck pace since its launch in July 2015 and now boasts more than 8 million customers.
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That dazzling sense of infectious breakneck speed was what made Howard Hawks's film adaptation, "His Girl Friday" (1940), so satisfying.
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A long-distance truck driver from Northampton, Steve spoke at breakneck speed, like he was trying to outrun a stutter.
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It was a forceful demonstration of the breakneck speed at which Biden has consolidated Democrats' moderate wing since Saturday night.
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Just a couple of clicks and that new pair of socks is winging its way to you at breakneck speed.
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To master the breakneck speed, she began by learning the notes at a slow hum to avoid damaging her voice.
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The problems facing Commercial Crew provide a reality check on SpaceX's breakneck schedule to make Starship a functioning space vehicle.
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The inflation rate was 1% under President Lyndon Johnson in 20083 but ballooned to a breakneck 14.8% in March 1980.
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McGowan slammed the Trump administration and Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee for pushing nominees through at a breakneck speed.
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But after decades of breakneck economic growth, the country's wealth has ceased trickling down, bringing social mobility to a standstill.
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Over the past decade, the industry has experienced a surprising rebound thanks to the breakneck growth of music streaming services.
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While Binger is bullish on the company's operations, he is cautious about buying into the stock after its breakneck rally.
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Republicans are rushing a tax bill through Congress at breakneck speed to capitalize on the "emergency" of 4.1 percent unemployment.
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Huge amounts of new results are published every year, at a breakneck pace, making searching through these proofs extremely important.
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Much of the dancers' attention is focused on performing stylized precision at breakneck speed rather than on nuance and details.
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It has a loyal following and is growing at breakneck speed, nearly doubling its locations in the last three years.
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As much as we might feel that our lives are lived these days at breakneck speed, Nauman's work suggests otherwise.
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After years of breakneck growth, now "Chipotle is just your average restaurant company," said Hedgeye Risk Management restaurant analyst Howard Penney.
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In order to keep up with the industry's breakneck pace, Bajpai said, companies are often forced to buy instead of build.
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The breakneck pace at which the EPA has rolled back rules is likely slow as more courts grapple with the issue.
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A big reason for this decline: China's industrial sector is no longer growing at the same breakneck rate it used to.
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That said, something The New Teen Titans and the '70s / '80s X-Men comics had in common was their breakneck pacing.
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He pursues that at breakneck speed, with late-night stunts and orders (including a raid on a NATO-affiliated spy school).
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Starring Samuel L. Jackson, Kurt Russell, Jennifer Jason Leigh and five other talented actors, this breakneck journey is available on Netflix.
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Can an audience used to being served up story at a breakneck pace stomach a pivot toward slower, even incremental storytelling?
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Then it bounced back — and the growth was steady until the 2008 financial crisis when jobs disappeared at a breakneck pace.
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After two years of breakneck growth, property markets in provincial cities like Zhengzhou finally reached a turning point in late 29.7.
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Brown was tennis from another planet, the points, the winners, the errors and the running dialogue piling up at breakneck pace.
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I was so impressed by how hospitable they were to other customers, all while getting them their sandwiches at breakneck speed.
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He said he wants the suits to "help you keep your blood in the right places" as passengers endure breakneck speeds.
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There's something beautiful in Jungle Rot's simplicity, something addictive in their breakneck riffs, unapologetic grooves, and vocalist Dave Martise's choked roar.
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As I secretly hoped she would relay this to her coach, the line outside began to move at a breakneck pace.
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The breakneck growth of Azure, Microsoft's core cloud offering, slowed more in the most recent quarter than some analysts had expected.
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In the Destiny 2020 Director's Cut, Luke presents a problem: he recently sat down with some people who really liked Breakneck.
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What followed was a visit to the Caribbean at a breakneck pace that I would advise no sane person to mimic.
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In these comics, it's clear Kirby didn't care if you couldn't keep up with his breakneck speed and garbled, grandiose language.
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For WeWork, one of the most important measures of its success is its breakneck growth — even if that means huge losses.
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Accompanying visuals, such as the "Probably Not Important" music video, maintain a breakneck pace that matches their high energy live performances.
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Eighty percenters spend most of their lives in the steep part of the learning curve, where progress comes at breakneck speeds.
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Traditional Brazilian rhythms, Minimalistic motifs, breakneck picking and sighing melody are commingled in pieces that look both inward and far ahead.
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India's information technology industry grew at a breakneck speed over the past two decades thanks to the trend commonly called offshoring.
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"Yet college tuition costs in the U.S. have been increasing at a breakneck pace, making college unaffordable for millions of Americans."
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Culture crawl I would, at breakneck pace, through an only-in-Manhattan New Year's Eve, to show last year the door.
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The show's off-kilter beats and bizarre twists come at a breakneck pace, which makes it both overwhelming and constantly entertaining.
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It is deranged, its pilot as dense with improbable, hand-over-mouth twists as a particularly breakneck episode of Gossip Girl.
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"At breakneck speeds, they careen down Alexander Avenue and enter the Hurricane Gulch neighborhood like an invading army," Mike Kirner wrote.
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They juggled rapping and singing; they switched up meter and tempo; and they could shift from slow to fast to breakneck.
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Some on Wall Street worried before the earnings that the company could not sustain this year's breakneck pace of share growth.
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The Shift Self-driving cars are zooming at breakneck speed toward America's roadways, and Washington is finally reaching for its seatbelt.
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With breakneck pacing, the show, which originated on the West Coast, blends deep affection for "Thrones" with a keen satirical eye.
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Songs like "Little Bug" are sludgy and pummeling, while single "LCR" is anchored by the breakneck percussion from drummer James Wetzel.
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But where Game of Thrones is much more measured in its pacing, The Last Kingdom moves at a positively breakneck speed.
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With China's economy slowing after years of breakneck growth, he does not want to risk being seen as out of touch.
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It's just fun to blaze past generic sci-fi scenery at breakneck speeds, doing tricks and catching air and feeling cool.
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Its breakneck industrialization has come at a cost, with severely contaminated water supplies and heavy air pollution present throughout the country.
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Last year the suspension of hard fork planned by major developers and investors proved a major catalyst to its breakneck rise.
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As much as we might feel that our lives are lived these days at breakneck speed, Bruce Nauman's work suggests otherwise.
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Also weighing on oil prices are concerns about whether Chinese refiners will continue to import crude at 2018's breakneck pace.
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Today's buyers will certainly not enjoy the capital gains which their parents and grandparents experienced, when Singapore was growing at breakneck speed.
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"China has been backing up the truck and importing oil at breakneck speeds," said Michael Tran, RBC's director of global energy strategy.
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The only breakneck thing about Season 6 has been Wun Wun the wildling giant swinging a Night's Watch mutineer into a wall.
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Owing to a pilot shortage last September, Ryanair has been trying to attract more staff to keep up with its breakneck expansion.
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A video of him throwing a pitch at a breakneck 96 mph received more than 1,000 retweets, dropping jaws around the internet.
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That is on top of the $272 billion that SoftBank has already put into WeWork, enabling the breakneck expansion under Mr. Neumann.
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The tech world, too, moved at such breakneck speed that he had to be aware of every opportunity, hungry, ready to grab.
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As Latin America's largest economy continues to sputter, the digital investment startups are one of the few sectors hiring at breakneck pace.
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We'll carry on with a similar sense of determination but with a whopping side of meticulousness in place of Aries' breakneck speed.
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Sometimes people figure the best way to do that is to keep things moving, moving, moving [snaps fingers] at a breakneck speed.
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Yet analysts say the plan's fate will rest on a massive, breakneck infrastructure build-out including LNG terminals, storage tanks and pipelines.
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With breakneck growth, Oyo is starting to run into more problems too: hoteliers complain of deep discounts, and consumers of inconsistent service.
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"The rental market spent part of last year catching its breath after several years of breakneck growth," said Zillow economist Jeff Tucker.
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Much of the demand outlook hinges on China and whether its refiners will continue to import crude at 2018's breakneck pace.
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Kid Mero, the writer behind the now-defunct blog Victory Light, wrote in a breakneck, unedited voice, insulting rappers and cracking jokes.
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The breakneck pace of the bout began to tell and the boxing duo began to show tinges of fatigue during Round 4.
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According to Bayer-Wilfert, these are two separate issues, both DWV and Varroa can cause honeybees to die off at breakneck speed.
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WMPs are expected to shrink further this year, snapping a streak of breakneck growth averaging 50 percent during the 2011-2015 period.
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North Korea and Iran have increased the breakneck pace of testing and improving their missile technologies over the past few years, too.
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Samsung's approach to competing with the iPhone has always been to sprint at a breakneck pace and reach new hardware milestones first.
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Nvidia's breakneck GPU release schedule continues today with the announcement of the new Titan X, the company's most powerful graphics card yet.
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In the four years that Solange spent writing the album, the news cycle pounded along at what felt like a breakneck pace.
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But today, we are speeding down it at breakneck pace, partly thanks to the hot-button conversation around gender equality, and fluidity.
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With the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump developing at a breakneck pace, the uncertainties surrounding the market loom larger than ever.
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In Saipov's case we saw the seasoned professionals in law enforcement and the criminal justice system move into action at breakneck speed.
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Like it or not, news cycles move at breakneck speed in the Trump era and often are determined by the president himself.
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They drove at breakneck speed down a four-lane highway before abruptly turning down a side street and disappearing into the darkness.
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Meanwhile, Amazon has continued its breakneck expansion, snapping up Whole Foods this year with little objection from the U.S. government's competition cops.
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Every element is pitch-perfect, from the breakneck d-beats and riotous guitar leads to the hoarse gang invocations and screaming solos.
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In a couple of years, once The Athletic has completed its breakneck expansion, perhaps that newspaper's sports section will no longer exist.
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In the months and weeks since, researchers have been learning as much as they can about this pathogen — and at breakneck speed.
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The company has been buying projects at breakneck speed as it begins to shell out more than $23 billion on original programming.
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But the sentences are wild, full of breakneck swerves; leaps in time, space and point of view; all kinds of syntactic fireworks.
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Yet several veterans of previous tax battles argue what is different this time is the mix of breakneck speed and enormous scope.
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Programmers are making new offerings at a breakneck pace, despite little oversight and concerns that some may conflict with the regulator's advice.
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Before his emergency surgery, Sanders kept a breakneck campaign schedule and bristled at questions about his formerly raspy voice and his stamina.
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He also shared time with the Roots, ceding the stage to their rapper, Black Thought, for dense, breakneck rhymes of his own.
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So his only hope of avoiding that extension taking place would be to rush the Brexit legislation through Parliament at breakneck speed.
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In the face of a warming planet and breakneck urbanization, a growing number of U.S. policymakers and citizens are asking that question.
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In a show that is prone to breakneck narrative melodrama, the answers to the big questions of "In Memoriam" are painfully realistic.
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"The amount of data that's created per day is rising at a breakneck rate," said Dmitry Chikhachev, general partner at Runa Capital .
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And so they race through a dizzying number of visual and emotional beats at breakneck speed, barely fleshing any of them out.
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"There's a sense that you're working at this high level, with artists of this high caliber, at breakneck speed," Ms. Jones said.
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When his former brothers begin getting killed, he realizes their cover has been blown, triggering a breakneck race to find out what happened.
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Now, companies like Nike, Under Armour, Adidas and The North Face are opening stores and growing sales in China at a breakneck clip.
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The breakneck pace of change and innovation in China's mobile market was recently given a name, which I find exceedingly appropriate: China speed.
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The driver pulls a VW wagon around town while making it look like some lunatic is reversing his trailer at a breakneck speed.
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She couldn't lift a heavy pot or pan with one hand anymore, let alone multitask at the breakneck pace of a commercial cook.
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The plot moves at breakneck speed, at times making it feel like a recap of the original story, rather than its own narrative.
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Given the history of tribal nations and state governments, the breakneck speed at which the multination effort came together was inspiring to watch.
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Google also benefits richly from Huawei's breakneck pace of innovation, and let's not forget that Apple's iPhone business is literally built in China.
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It's that freedom, combined with a breakneck approach to animations and UI transitions, that makes phones like the OnePlus 6 feel so fast.
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He ranges across sociology, anthropology, philosophy, genetics and economics, between jungles and laboratories and back again, at what sometimes feels like breakneck speed.
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Fashion Review The breakneck pace of modern life finds varied expression in collections from Christopher Kane, J.W. Anderson, Grace Wales Bonner and others.
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The conflict between the two economic giants came at a time when China was already slowing down after three decades of breakneck growth.
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For example, the use of mobile money accounts has expanded at breakneck pace in Africa and Asia — leapfrogging physical bank branches and cards.
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The number of subscribers is the key metric for Netflix investors, and the breakneck growth has made the company a Wall Street darling.
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China's policymakers have issued a series of tough comments on "zombie" SOEs, many of which are heavily indebted from years of breakneck expansion.
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Fetty Wap was just arrested for drunk driving after cops saw him racing another driver at breakneck speed ... law enforcement sources tell TMZ.
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The track is quick, eager to move back and forth between breakneck speeds and slowed down refrains before charging into a sick solo.
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Now there's a real fear that Democrats, angry at the partisan nature and breakneck pace of this legislative process, will return that favor.
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Unfortunately, it has managed to move at breakneck speed to gut our nation's most critical and longstanding water protections: the Clean Water Act.
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It keeps its theme—the moral conundrum of America—ever in its sights, through breakneck chase scenes and dark nights of the soul.
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In the play, mundane social situations veer out of control at a breakneck pace, and scenes like the one above take surreal turns.
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This threat to active managers comes alongside another source of passive management - namely, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) - continuing to grow at breakneck speed.
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Circles of kids competed to corkscrew their bodies at breakneck speeds, and often looked as though they were tap-dancing across hot coals.
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At the same time, there is an approaching reality traveling parallel to the Trump train, just not at quite the same, breakneck speed.
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He has traversed the country with a breakneck schedule, campaigning and raising money, flying privately with a bare-bones staff and security detail.
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Luckin has been expanding at a breakneck speed as part of its stated goal of overtaking Starbucks by the end of the year.
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China wants to remedy environmental damage caused by three decades of breakneck growth through incentives for private businesses to profit from environmental protection.
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The record of the inflaton's breakneck ticking can be read in the distribution of galaxies, galaxy clusters and superclusters that span the cosmos.
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If that occurs, and if Uber continues growing at its breakneck pace, it would represent a momentous transformation in how Americans get around.
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"Anything said quickly can seem wittier than it is!" insists a MADtv parody, as its faux Gilmore girls trade quips at breakneck speed.
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But the brilliance of "Billions" lies in acting like there isn't, moving at a breakneck speed through every convoluted concept and complex plotline.
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Now, after nearly two decades of breakneck growth and soaring real estate prices, many New Yorkers are again in no mood for development.
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She has been propelled in part by a number of disruptive choices, most notably the breakneck pace at which she introduces policy proposals.
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He's also horrified at their driver's breakneck pace and dismayed by the beggars and touts, for whom his guidebook marks him as prey.
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The decision to suspend some routes was a sign that the airline would be unable to maintain its breakneck growth, Mr. Röska said.
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From empty motels to festival halls, conference centres to cottages - buildings are being repurposed at breakneck speed, with the homeless a top priority.
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Years of breakneck price increases have outpaced wages, and buyers in cities like Denver, San Francisco and Seattle have reached a breaking point.
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The L.S.O.'s players come highly prepared and are used to rehearsals that proceed "at breakneck speed," he said in an interview afterward.
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Donald J. Trump's presidency continued at a breakneck pace, as he acted to fulfill campaign promises and reverse policies of the Obama administration.
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The world around them is modernizing at breakneck pace, but within the walls of Downton Abbey there's a demonstrable resistance to significant change.
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"Zootopia," like its heroine, is zesty, bright, and breakneck, with chase scenes and well-tuned gags where you half expect songs to be.
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But it also raised a lot of new ones, including how well director J.J. Abrams handled its breakneck pacing and huge plot reveals.
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There's comfort in witnessing a narrative take form outside the direct control of humans and oblivious to the breakneck clip of the internet.
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It comes as Amazon has been ramping up delivery times to breakneck speeds by making one-day shipping the default for Prime subscribers.
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Analysts are less concerned about the tariffs and more troubled by the breakneck pace of action and mixed messaging from the White House.
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Pakistan's new liquefied natural gas (LNG) infrastructure, erected at breakneck speed by the previous administration, has emerged as a major anti-corruption battlefield.
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But unable to offer an alternative other than driving the existing agenda forward at breakneck speed, he pledged instead to build a wall.
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They said only that she was a "cryptologic technician," which anyone might assume meant that her most breakneck work was behind a desk.
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China has quieted fears that its years of breakneck economic growth would yield a destabilizing slowdown, instead adding to the global growth festivities.
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Heart-stopping footage shows idiotic Adam Campion hurtling along roads at breakneck speeds while pulling dangerous wheelies and weaving in and out of traffic.
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Watching it cruise through the ISS at breakneck speeds is like watching the first fast-zombie movie after a lifetime of slow-zombie movies.
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Below, Brokaw talks about his path to becoming a writer as well as a broadcaster, the breakneck pace of news gathering today and more.
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Amazon's breakneck growth was one reason why in 2013, Wal-Mart's 2014 fiscal year, comparable sales at its U.S. stores dropped every single quarter.
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While expanding at a breakneck pace, the co-working company has struggled to turn a profit on millions of square feet of office space.
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But apparently, trying to achieve higher scores on the leaderboard or just for personal satisfaction has motivated some humans to move at breakneck speeds.
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We feel rushed or calmed by the soundtrack's changing tones and tempos, even if the images are rushing by at the same breakneck speed.
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It all happened at such a breakneck speed that the box office misfire that was Scott's Alien: Covenant has become but a distant memory.
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Or it might be ironically appropriated by the very people it was meant to insult—an old phenomenon, but now manifest at breakneck speed.
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It's About to Break a Speed RecordOver the past few weeks, Jupiter's gravity has been reeling Juno in, accelerating the spacecraft to breakneck speeds.
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The trade war with the U.S. has complicated China's efforts to manage a slowdown in its economic growth after three decades of breakneck expansion.
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The economy, which has grown at breakneck speed since 2017, powered by stimulus measures and cheap credit, may be in for a hard landing.
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It was an excellent scrap, highlighted by a range of submission attempts, plenty of exciting striking exchanges, and a ceaseless procession of breakneck scrambles.
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They are playing at breakneck speed and it showed in a 129-111 win over the Chicago Bulls on Tuesday night at AmericanAirlines Arena.
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This situation is not only indicative of being on a steep, slippery slope, but that we are sliding down this slope at breakneck speed.
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The disaster is the latest accident to raise questions about China's industrial safety standards and lack of oversight over years of breakneck economic growth.
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While European Union countries invested $22 billion in Africa in 2017, breakneck economic growth will be needed to help bring down the migrant numbers.
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Senate Republicans are slowing this week's breakneck pace for confirmation hearings, postponing two that were scheduled for Wednesday amid Democratic frustrations over the schedule.
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The e-commerce company announced Tuesday that it has raised $175 million in its third major funding round following a year of breakneck growth.
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Automated vehicles are developing at breakneck speed, presenting a tremendous opportunity to make our roads safer, more efficient and less harmful to the environment.
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Since then, it has grown at a breakneck pace, with the number of clients surging to 2.5 million from roughly 500,000 in March 2018.
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Over the course of 12 days, Marin and Rosenfeld went on a breakneck tour from city to city—Beijing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Wuhan, and Shanghai.
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The Hawkeyes prefer to play at a breakneck pace and rank 2200th nationally in scoring (23 points) but 3th in scoring defense (226 points).
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Almost from the moment the iPhone was released, environmentalists and sustainable designers have criticized the device—and its breakneck upgrade cycle—as fundamentally unsustainable.
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They also framed the breakneck pace of the fashion cycle as a problem that leaves designers burnt out and doesn't help gain new customers.
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Now, they are simply dating after the heady intensity of forming a relationship at a breakneck speed that would even make Bachelor Nation pause.
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In its base form, the TT's 220-horsepower, four-cylinder engine doesn't necessarily inspire thoughts of track days and breakneck zero-to-60 times.
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For quite a stretch of the breakneck 90-minute production, you feel the pure joy of seeing the best of people at their worst.
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In Kenya, for example, power lines are being installed at breakneck speed, often in protected areas and along major pathways used by migratory birds.
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Most of them agreed that the Chinese economy is slowing down, although some view this as better than the breakneck growth of the past.
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The breakneck Democratic campaign fund-raising, much of which was fueled by donors giving small sums online, has boosted the confidence of party leaders.
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Mere weeks before they are to select 21 players in the N.H.L. expansion draft, the Vegas Golden Knights are operating at a breakneck pace.
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Delhi is ranked among the world's worst cities in air quality, after years of breakneck growth in auto sales and coal-fired power generation.
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The Senate will return to Washington next month facing a breakneck schedule with a slew of unresolved issues, including healthcare, defense and the budget.
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The Chinese company, which has been expanding at a breakneck pace within the country and around the world, says it has 450 million users.
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As America's collective memories of breakneck price gains fade, the nation's younger people have become an anchor that threatens to drag down overall expectations.
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Ms. Park was elected in 2012 with the support of older conservative South Koreans who revered her father for the country's breakneck economic growth.
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The shared-office company had expanded with breakneck speed in recent years, and attracted a private valuation of $47 billion as recently as January.
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"The wall has a ways to go, but we're building it at breakneck speed," he said, surrounded by Border Patrol agents and construction workers.
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Professors actively discouraged him from pursuing a filmmaking career, he said, because they didn't think he'd keep up in the breakneck Hollywood rat race.
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Copycats are trying to chip away at its business, but Kapwing will use its new funding to keep up a breakneck pace of development.
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Modelling is a breakneck business: during fashion weeks, aspirants scurry from one casting session to the next, sometimes getting offers hours before runway shows.
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Bella Hadid is turning heads at breakneck speeds in Paris ... which tends to happen when her ass is literally hanging out on a catwalk.
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This week, Mexican officials are engaging in breakneck talks with the administration in advance of Trump's self-imposed June 10 deadline for new tariffs.
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It's been hurtling toward modernity at breakneck speed and certainly had a lot of hurdles to jump over to catch up with the West.
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Given the breakneck pace and highly competitive environment for battery-powered devices, there will likely be industry pushback against prolonged or more expensive testing.
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The proclamation was a bold move from Netflix to address growing skepticism about whether it can sustain its breakneck expansion and deliver on its promises.
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Its profits were inflated by gains from its pension scheme and its financial division, which had grown at breakneck speed and which contained big risks.
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It has one wheel, a few runners, and an absurdly powerful engine that propels the entire contraption across a frozen lake at breakneck speeds. Brakes?
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I went to start with you, Alveda, here because this was a breakneck speed cancellation of the most popular network television show of the season.
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Still, the city is building residential units at breakneck speed, raising the possibility that many of those vacancies will go unfilled in the coming months.
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If you mix in the reckless disregard for norms and the breakneck speed of Silicon Valley, you are opening up all kinds of new problems.
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Even China's breakneck growth, which took off a year after the Soviet collapse, looked likely only to tear the party further from its ideological bedrock.
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There's a big opportunity here, and Khachab has been growing the Choco team at breakneck speeds to ensure that it is the solution to beat.
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Between seasons of the show, however, Netflix changed showrunners, and if there's one big, obvious difference, it's that Narcos has mostly abandoned that breakneck pace.
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Tempered expectations is the vibe at the bar, where many viewers say they've been let down by the breakneck pace of the last two seasons.
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Heavy subsidies combined with breakneck expansion kept the company in the red; the net loss increased to $75 million in the third quarter of 2019.
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Tange's Yoyogi stadium, he says, was a monument to that period of breakneck economic expansion and "building the same way now would be a disaster".
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But it has struggled to reverse the damage done by decades of breakneck economic growth, much of it based on the coal-burning power sector.
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They pointed to the trouble brewing in Ukraine and Belarus; left unsaid was their anxiety over the breakneck pace of German armament to the west.
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"The breakneck speed at which journalists have been naming the next perpetrator renders some reporting irresponsible," the writers said in a statement to The Times.
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Breakneck action-platformer Pulseman, originally made by Pokémon developers Game Freak for the Sega Genesis, has only ever appeared globally on the Wii's Virtual Console.
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However, even if Moore's Law fails in the future, new methods of computing, like quantum computing, may again set the industry on breakneck development speeds.
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Listen closely to the pining lyrics and it reveals itself as a love song—a simple, human sentiment at the core of its breakneck pace.
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The drop would be bigger still were it not for breakneck growth in China, where skier-days nearly tripled in the same period to 11m.
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Gary K. Wolfe reviewed the book for SF trade magazine Locus, saying that the characters and Larson's breakneck pace make the book an exhilarating one.
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And the U.S. economy – due in large part to the Trump administration's commitment to deregulation and energy dominance – has continued to grow at breakneck speed.
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Their great virtue is speed: song after song slams by at a breakneck tempo that compresses the melodies and keeps the singer on her toes.
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Because Zenefits was still growing at breakneck speed, everyone seemed to let the company figure it out — until the gravity of the situation became clear.
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The exposition, especially in the first act, feels a bit breakneck at times as it rushes to try and get out of its own way.
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The trip was undertaken at the breakneck pace of six miles per hour, and marked the first time anyone had driven an automobile off Earth.
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The fast-paced running and jumping sequences can invoke a fantastic sense of scale, sending you through huge caverns and snowfields at a breakneck pace.
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Years of breakneck economic growth have taken their toll on the environment, with China's massive steel sector bearing the brunt of a clean up campaign.
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Over the past few months of breakneck diplomacy between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un, it's difficult not to hear echoes of Nixon and Mao.
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The former surprised many upon its release by delivering a tense, intimate horror experience, while the reboot updated the series' traditional breakneck action in style.
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The inauguration is more than 20 months away and, even at breakneck speed, congressional action is at least two to three years down the road.
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LONDON — The weekend moved at a breakneck pace this season, taking industry insiders to London's four corners to see all the designers had to offer.
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The manager made my sandwich at breakneck speed, first slicing fresh bread, then stacking meats and toppings onto a layer of mayo with remarkable accuracy.
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Mr. Benante's breakneck drumming helped bridge the gap between metal and hardcore, and Mr. Ian's lyrics vented the rage of an idealist entering his 20s.
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The film was shot over a breakneck 24 days last summer, in Westchester, on Long Island and in Queens, and Mr. Schamus loved every minute.
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In that time, the untrained viewer sees a flurry of punches, kicks or fiery bursts as opponents trade blows at what seems like breakneck speed.
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After years adding coal-fired generators at breakneck speed, the government in Beijing finally acknowledged the public health costs and ordered limits on new construction.
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But Kim's breakneck efforts to obtain a sophisticated nuclear dyad (sea and land-based) and multi-tiered array of missiles raise the question of why?
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However, it has struggled to reverse the damage done by decades of breakneck economic growth, much of it based on the coal-burning power sector.
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Pym finds himself approaching at breakneck speed a cataract that seems to fall from the heavens, creating below it a whirling abyss in the sea.
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Today, as China builds state-of-the-art megaprojects at breakneck speed across the continent, these rusting trains still rattle as a token of solidarity.
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Abbott argues that such "breakneck proceedings" should be denied because the two still have eight months to obtain regulatory approvals, according to their merger agreement.
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Every May, Nordic fishermen and bearded Vikings alike descend upon Grebbestad to crack open oysters at breakneck speed for the annual Nordic Oyster Opening Championships.
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In the era of Trump, McConnell is committed to doing the exact opposite — with the goal of jamming through judicial nominees at a breakneck pace.
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There will be a race to develop techniques to harvest and store carbon from the atmosphere, and another to build nuclear generators at breakneck speed.
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Mr. Isabella also had the Spidey sense to settle into Washington, where breakneck growth and the attendant investor cash have all exploded in recent years.
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He had nearly $2.5 billion of cash on hand at the end of June, but at WeWork's breakneck pace of investment that won't last long.
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This was, then, supposed to be one of those wild games that occur ever more frequently in this tournament, all breakneck counterattacking and slapstick defending.
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But he ventured a few embellishments, and his playing had freshness and clarity except at a moment or two of breakneck speed blurred with pedaling.
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Other lawmakers grumbled about the breakneck pace of the 2,85033-plus page omnibus, which cleared the House less than 24 hours after it was released.
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The book is propelled by the breakneck velocity and scattershot jokiness of Mr. Fountain's prose, but neither frenzy nor insouciance is exactly Mr. Lee's speed.
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After devastating allegations of physical abuse led to the resignation of Eric T. Schneiderman, the state attorney general, a breakneck race to replace him began.
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But amid a breakneck spree of investing in start-ups, Mr. Son's most anticipated moves will likely involve an old-line phone service provider: Sprint.
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In a few dizzying days last month, WeWork replaced its chief executive, withdrew its initial public offering and said it was slowing its breakneck expansion.
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Spring Preview That's because he is the playwright, and the star, of "The Minutes," a breakneck comedy about political blood sport in a small town.
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On Wednesday, that took the form of a new survey of manufacturing supply managers that showed the factory sector is expanding at a breakneck pace.
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As a recent retrospective at Tate Modern demonstrates, even fitted with decades-old circuitry, Nam June Paik's work still pulses with energy, breakneck and experimental.
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Away's first year has brought almost breakneck global expansion, including pop-up stores in London and Los Angeles and a permanent store in New York.
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Facebook, which faces crises on multiple fronts amid the spread of false news, hate speech and foreign election interference, is growing at a breakneck pace.
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For the next few hours, I endured a breakneck tour of physical woes that might befall the students under my watch: breaks, burns, seizures, strokes.
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Based on a comic book by Grant Morrison and Darick Robertson, this black comedy is relentlessly violent and absurdist, and moves at a breakneck pace.
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I created this mess — a life at breakneck speed from the moment I wake until I finally watch 30 minutes of Netflix before drifting off.
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That share grew to 2000 percent by 21, amid breakneck growth in a tech sector that became increasingly reliant on highly skilled, visa-holding immigrants.
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That share grew to 27.8 percent by 2010, amid breakneck growth in a tech sector that became increasingly reliant on highly skilled, visa-holding immigrants.
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You fizz and teem and tingle, talking at breakneck speed, gesticulating wildly, possessed by the immensity of being alive and pissed on a Saturday night.
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But the scope of the bill and the breakneck speed with which they're moving it forward is unprecedented in recent history for such major legislation.
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The world's largest coal consumer, Beijing declared a "war on pollution" in 2014, but still faces hurdles in improving air quality after decades of breakneck growth.
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Even when science is moving at a breakneck speed, like it is with CRISPR, it still tends to move more slowly than we wish it would.
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After all, as Access and Google Fiber scramble to get their shit together, Comcast and AT&T are expanding their gigabit internet offerings at breakneck speed.
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Starburst galaxies are known for being a hotbed for star formation — producing at such a breakneck speed they gobble up gas faster than it can replenish.
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Starburst galaxies are known for being a hotbed for star formation — producing at such a breakneck speed they gobble up gas faster than it can replenish.
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A song like "Scarface" is the kind of breakneck, gangster rap lyrical exercise that Wayne had perfected on Tha Carter II and Like Father, Like Son.
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Her delivery is a full-body retch, forcing sharpened syllables out of a serrated throat atop breakneck grind parts and blink-and-you'll-miss-it breakdowns.
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Considering the breakneck speed of the plot and tonal shifts in The Order's first three episodes, it's hard to really guess where the show is heading.
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And, to be fair, it's not difficult to argue that Instagram's breakneck growth under Facebook ownership could have stifled competing photo-sharing apps from catching on.
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The third episode of Homeland Season 6, "The Covenant," made the first two episodes look like they were operating at a positively breakneck pace by comparison.
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That reflects the country's breakneck pace of construction: the government reckons it built 32.3m houses and 4.5m kilometres (2.8m miles) of road between 2011 and 2014.
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The flip side, though, has been a breakneck demographic transition—exacerbated by the large share of young and middle-aged Cubans who have fled to America.
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He's been a go-to genre craftsman since the early 1990s, with a reputation as someone who can deliver breakneck action without distracting from the story.
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The economy expanded at a breakneck 7.4 percent last year, boosted by government stimulus and domestic consumption, although analysts said growth was uneven and not sustainable.
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"Homes are selling at a breakneck pace, in less than a month, on average, for existing homes and three months for newly constructed homes," said Yun.
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Its free-to-play nature, combined with developer Epic Games' breakneck update pace, allowed the game to flourish, constantly changing in ways both obvious and unexpected.
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This, plus the breakneck growth of extractive industries, explains why African forests are disappearing at a rate of 0.5% a year, faster than in South America.
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As the data-driven economy continues evolving at breakneck speed, catching up may be beyond our reach; we will build the guardrails by trial and error.
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"Negative emissions technology" is a pretty benign phrase, but it's referring to the reversal of nearly 100 years of burning fossil fuels at a breakneck pace.
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Ever since the world's first lab-grown hamburger debuted back in 2013, the industry of in vitro meat production has been accelerating at a breakneck pace.
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These Philly-slash-South Jersey thrashers are the last of a dying breed, and are still shelling out dirty, DIY, breakneck death thrash like men possessed.
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Look out!" he called, in vain, because the fat boy, too, and all the boys in the group were descending at breakneck speed, shouting, "Look out!
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With mounting debts and suffering from the grounding of its 18 Boeing 13 MAX aircraft, Norwegian has replaced breakneck expansion with cost cutting to regain profitability.
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With mounting debts and suffering from the grounding of its 18 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, Norwegian has replaced breakneck expansion with cost cutting to regain profitability.
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Trump is losing independent support at a breakneck pace, and while Republicans still support him overall, those numbers are not what they were on election day.
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And the area where New Five Dragons is—Sai Ying Pun, just west of Hong Kong's central financial district—has been changing at a breakneck pace.
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To put that in context, if you were to accelerate to the SPP's breakneck pace, you could scoot from Philadelphia to Washington, DC in one second.
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All of the breakneck changes to policy and terms is a signifier of the company's tumultuous era, and not a great sign for users or investors.
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Its breakneck development over recent decades has added hundreds of millions of consumers to the global marketplace while supplying a vast assemblage of low-cost goods.
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Though the second season of the cult-favorite show has just landed, many fans have hurtled through it at breakneck speed and are already in withdrawal.
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In May, Nashville voters defeated a ballot question that would have expanded the transit system, which many attributed to a backlash against gentrification and breakneck growth.
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Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona, to press pause on the breakneck speed of the Senate's proceedings and call for the FBI to reopen its background investigation.
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Companies that already have lots of debt are borrowing at a breakneck pace, and the Fed is uncomfortable about it, Jeanna Smialek of the NYT reports.
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On Tennis With the WTA Finals set to begin on Sunday in Singapore, the women's game has been minting new No. 1 players at breakneck pace.
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Working at a breakneck pace, a team of hundreds of scientists has identified 50 drugs that may be effective treatments for people infected with the coronavirus.
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Both left the agency for different reasons — one troubled by the substance of the work, the other struggling with the breakneck pace to create fake content.
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Sporting wide-brimmed hats and thick leather Dior emblazoned belts, the daredevils performed crisscross maneuvers at breakneck pace as torrents of water thundered down around them.
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An investigation after the explosion found that many engineers and astronauts believed NASA was pushing its programs forward at breakneck speed, without sufficient funding or testing.
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When the breakneck game was finally over, the Danish team poured onto the court hugging, high-fiving, and clasping their hands on their heads in disbelief.
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Breakneck rates of industrialization and urbanization have left China with profound land and water shortages, as well as rising rates of desertification and serious pollution problems.
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"So then we went into breakneck speed on Plan B." The team already had a backup generator outside the building but decided to bring in another.
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"This coronavirus is spreading at a breakneck speed and it is important to put all the necessary resources into halting it," said executive director Henrietta Fore.
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This is a product, he theorizes, of the early 2000s, when rom-coms were being cranked out at breakneck speed, giving the genre a bad reputation.
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Poor provinces have absorbed heavy environmental costs from breakneck industrial growth, while weak education systems left them poorly positioned to cash in on China's tech boom.
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Republicans hope the breakneck pace will help hold their narrow Senate majority together against what will almost certainly be a deluge of lobbying and Democratic criticism.
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And as it has done so frequently during similar events in recent memory, the social media giants fed readers false or misleading information at breakneck speed.
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After years of expanding at a breakneck pace, the e-commerce group commands 80 percent of its market and is now making a push for rural shoppers.
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Even before Trump kicked off the latest escalation in trade tensions, Beijing was already trying to manage a slowdown in its economy after decades of breakneck growth.
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There are those, however, who zip through at a breakneck pace, beating the game in a fraction of the time required by even the most ardent players.
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His strongman presidency ushered in a period of breakneck growth and development, but also harsh working conditions in South Korean sweatshops and increasing repression by the state.
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Intense. Thumper takes place on a single track that winds only left or right, as the player, represented by a shiny beetle, zips along at breakneck speeds.
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The rewards are great, but the risks are just as high: Flying down roads at breakneck speeds, one, small mistake can cost a "speed jockey" their life.
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Fortnite's free-to-play model, combined with the inherent popularity of the battle royale genre and Epic's breakneck update cycle, has turned Fortnite into a mega-hit.
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Between the lines: After an average gain of 186,3043 jobs per month in the last 3 months, a pullback from that breakneck pace has been widely expected.
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The Hyperloop is becoming a modern day gold rush, with 2 technology companies battling to capitalize on the transportation mode's promise of interstate travel at breakneck speed.
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LG is staking its fortunes on a modular phone After years of improving at a breakneck pace, the smartphone is now coming to terms with its maturation.
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They share the same architecture, and thanks to the PC industry that architecture gets iterated on at breakneck pace — just like you see in the smartphone market.
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At the same time, the company was wrapping up a period of breakneck expansion, signing up big facilities in cities like New York, Los Angeles and Boston.
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China has struggled to tackle the problem effectively after decades of breakneck economic growth, much of it based on heavy industry and the coal-fired power sector.
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Ultimately he said, it is modernity — that all-devouring force that is changing societies at breakneck speed — that is killing the Persian carpet, Iran's pride and joy.
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In a world where what's possible is advancing at breakneck speed, it's odd that British Airways has developed an emotionally aware smart blanket, but doesn't "do" email.
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Everything is changing at breakneck speed, in my personal opinion for the better, because health, fitness, and comfort on your own terms are super relevant right now.
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One reason Brazilian arms exports are expanding at breakneck speed is because Brazil's Congress passed a law to promote innovation and competition in a flagging defense sector.
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As those entities grew faster than GDP in the three decades of breakneck growth in China, they will have to pay the cost of the debt now.
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That central planning model is a terrible fit for the dynamic modern internet where competition and breakneck technological innovation are producing incredible benefits and capabilities for consumers.
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"The breakneck speed at which journalists have been naming the next perpetrator renders some reporting irresponsible," the two said in a statement to the New York Times.
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Read more: WeWork lays out its path to profitability — and most of its options involve slowing its breakneck growthBoth Convene and Knotel have brought in significant funding.
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Related: Solar "Smart Palms" to Power Dubai's Public Places This Is What We Should Do with Old Oil Tankers Breakneck Dubai Timelapse Effortlessly Blends Night and Day
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Intense. Thumper takes place on a single track that winds only left or right, as the player, represented by a shiny beetle, zips along at breakneck speeds.
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" Another, perhaps more direct, example is British electronica torchbearers The Prodigy's breakneck, chart-topping 1996 single "Breathe," which incorporates the swinging swords from "Da Mystery of Chessboxin'.
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But Ms. Campbell's breakneck pace raises questions: How far can she ride this wave in a business that traditionally has had limited use for models over 246?
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Meghan talked to company insiders who told us how Fair's breakneck growth meant it lost track of millions of dollars in inventory as it burned through funding.
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In fact, it is the industrial heartland of America that has borne the brunt of the displacement caused by the breakneck globalization advocated by the Washington elite.
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Russia's work rate brought the host country within a penalty shootout of the semifinals; Japan and Mexico, with its brave, breakneck style, might have made the quarters.
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At Breakneck Ridge, a steep hiking trail on the Hudson River about 50 miles north of Manhattan, a surge in visitors has necessitated a multimillion-dollar response.
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The current boom in Japanese animation has led to a shortage of capable animators, a major issue in an industry notorious for its often breakneck work schedules.
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An atomic-powered aircraft carrier can steam more or less forever, but its complement of aircraft burns through jet fuel at breakneck speed — emptying the ship's tanks.
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"This is the Hillary Clinton America saw as secretary of State: someone who traveled the world at a breakneck pace, tirelessly representing America abroad," another portion states.
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Innovation is happening at breakneck speed, yet the run-up in top tech names has led investors to wonder about two things: First, is it too expensive?
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And the European troupe Cheek by Jowl, in partnership with the Pushkin Theater, will stage a breakneck-speed take on Shakespeare's "Measure for Measure" (Oct. 16-20).
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His investments enabled the young companies to throw caution to the wind and run up big losses as they expanded at a breakneck pace in recent years.
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The breakneck growth stood in contrast to the fate of many brick-and-mortar rivals, who have struggled to find their footing as more people shop online.
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" -- September 16 campaign rally in Rio Rancho, New Mexico "Now, the wall still, obviously, has a ways to go, but we're building it at a breakneck speed.
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The subpoena capped a breakneck day of political drama as Trump and Democratic leaders lobbed legal and rhetorical bombshells at each other over the intensifying Ukraine scandal.
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Fourth, India (which also won't be "allowed" to do anything) is, in fact, projected to use more coal, but it is working at breakneck speed to transition.
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With breakneck pace, Lelisa Desisa of Ethiopia won the men's group of the annual New York City Marathon with a time of two hours, five minutes, 59 seconds.
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When Uber first began expanding globally at breakneck pace, the company often simply transplanted the business model and offerings that worked in the U.S. to these new markets.
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Even before U.S. President kicked off the latest escalation in trade tensions, Beijing was already trying to manage a slowdown in its economy after decades of breakneck growth.
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The latest development means the U.S. will have to make up even more ground as Russia and China bolster their arsenals with hypersonic weapons at a breakneck pace.
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Mark Zuckerberg popularized the slogan "move fast and break things" to describe the breakneck pace of innovation at Facebook, and the phrase has become popular across Silicon Valley.
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Sales at the brand, up 10.7% on a comparable basis in the July to September period, are progressively slowing from the breakneck pace of the past two years.
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Of course, the bill was passed at such breakneck speed, and without bipartisan input, that there was little time for public debate and the digesting of secondary effects.
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This episode was, for me, the best paced this season, because it allowed for a blend of taut, memorable conversations and breakneck action where significant things are decided.
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To attract enough staff to keep up with its breakneck expansion it has been improving pay and conditions, as well as recognising trade unions for the first time.
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We're still several years away from 5G blanketing the US in coverage and delivering on all the promises of breakneck speeds and low latency we've been hearing about.
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Its breakneck growth created enormous losses, and its shareholders were okay with those losses if and only if they were seeing even greater gains in the share price.
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While that's ultimately reductive — it ignores the well-rounded characters, breakneck pacing, and impressive performances — there's no denying that the references are part of the show's essential charm.
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Wind and solar in particular, have been expanding at a breakneck pace and are gaining on all other energy sectors in job generation—coal, natural gas, and petroleum.
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The extraordinary speed of its boom is forcing companies to come up with new products and services that fit what the second half wants at a breakneck pace.
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The growth in international passengers on Chinese carriers is already slowing, from a breakneck pace of 33% in 2015 to a merely rapid 12% forecast for this year.
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At least 25 new IT systems, managing everything from the collection of VAT from foreign firms to the international trade in livestock, are being developed at breakneck speed.
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Gadget instantly catapulted themselves to being one of the best acts of the festival, playing breakneck grindcore with the same casual efficiency as a drunk scarfing a kebab.
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If "Game of Thrones" has been a controlled burn for much of its run, the current season has been a raging fire, exhausting story at a breakneck pace.
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Still, there is much to link the two books in their marvelling at what China has accomplished, mixed with sadness at the human costs of its breakneck development.
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Hamilton and Madison, working at a breakneck pace, are believed to have not gotten back the manuscripts they sent to the printer, or at least not saved them.
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His breakthrough film was "The Beat That My Heart Skipped," a breakneck remake of James Toback's "Fingers," a pulpy crime story about a gifted musician in free fall.
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In the bill signed Monday, the result of breakneck House-Senate negotiations, Congress avoided a possible fight with Trump over a provision related to Chinese telecommunications giant ZTE.
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But the Silicon Valley-backed companies have grown at a breakneck pace, which has drawn criticism for introducing problems at a scale that wouldn't occur with steadier growth.
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WeWork owner The We Company, which is preparing for an initial public offering as early as next month, revealed breakneck revenue growth and soaring losses earlier this month.
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MONACO (Reuters) - A lap of Monaco is much more than muscling a car round a twisty track, at breakneck speeds and millimeters from the metal barriers without crashing.
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LOS ANGELES — By making it easy for people to buy movie tickets online or through a smartphone app, Fandango has experienced breakneck growth over the last two years.
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There are shades of the Suns teams that Kerr oversaw as general manager, both Mike D'Antoni's breakneck "seven seconds or less" squads and Alvin Gentry's more measured rendition.
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This government has done a heroic job of increasing the power output to match demand in a country where industrial and household consumption is running at breakneck speed.
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While much of skateboarding has evolved at a breakneck pace (hi, Tokyo), the simple pleasure of finding and skating a pool has remained relatively unchanged over the decades.
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In my first hours watching, I noticed the network's daily coverage moves at a breakneck pace, covering a mix of US politics, international news, and local news stories.
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That almost certainly will throttle its breakneck growth rate, which is what persuaded investors like SoftBank to value it at a premium to IWG in the first place.
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The breakneck speed at which the bill came together in a capital fractured by vicious divides is an example of rare compromise in the bitter aftermath of impeachment.
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Across north China, cities are struggling to strike a balance between reversing the environmental damage done by decades of breakneck growth and keeping their heavy industrial economies afloat.
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Coders are protesting long hours and unpaid overtime — a sign, industry observers say, that the years of breakneck growth and boundless optimism for Chinese tech companies are past.
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A decade of shrinking civil liberties may cause some qualms, but their more serious concerns are intellectual property theft, breakneck credit expansion and excessive investments in basic infrastructure.
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In the stands there were large crowds treating it as seriously as the children, who were wearing full racing silks and riding their miniature steeds at breakneck speed.
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The Australian dollar dipped 0.1 percent to $0.7080 , as the country's bond yields extended their breakneck decline to multi-year lows on expectations of a domestic rate cut.
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The breakneck assembly process culminated several hours later in a rally that the campaign said had attracted more than 1,300 — its biggest crowd in the state to date.
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China has been cracking down on big industrial polluters to reverse the damage done to its air, rivers and soil by more than three decades of breakneck growth.
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Conversely, Daewoo's collapse in the wake of the 1997-98 Asian financial crisis exposed the country's structural flaws and signaled that its period of breakneck growth was over.
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Stiff competition: The latest quarterly results suggested that Amazon's retail business not only faced more competition, it was also maturing, as growth slowed from its usual breakneck pace.
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Attenborough told The Guardian that the series will devote a lot of time to exploring climate change and the pollution that's filling up the sea at a breakneck pace.
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It is currently in the third year of a public campaign against smog as it tries to walk back environmental damage caused by three decades of breakneck economic development.
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Outbound tourism grew at a "breakneck" 16.6 percent compound annual growth rate (CAGR) from 2009 to 2015 to 120 million trips, DBS said in a note earlier this month.
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The program allows the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Justice, and federal courts to process people charged with unauthorized entry into the US at a breakneck pace.
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They have fuelled the sector's breakneck growth of the past decade and accounted for 90% of last year's increase in revenues to 281 billion euros, consultancy Bain & Company estimates.
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So, even if a bunch of people did camp out for group YouTube parties, the Links should still be cranking out breakneck wifi for the crowds at all times.
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To audiences more accustomed to the breakneck scare pace of mainstream horror, that could be a detriment — but the movie's dreamy imagery and Lynchian confusion have their own appeal.
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What "Toy Story 4" opts for instead are the usual breakneck chases, death-defying leaps, snappy catchphrases, emotional reunions and nostalgic, warm images of America at its most wholesome.
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With so many reports being broadcast out at a breakneck speed, here is a comprehensive timeline of the Jolie-Pitt divorce, from first filing to the most recent update.
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The startup world moves at breakneck speed — what's hot one minute is old news the next, and it can feel like the rules of the game change every day.
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Sekulow also maintained the meeting was legal and said people should not criticize the Trump campaign members for attending the meeting given the breakneck speed of the presidential campaign.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares dipped on Thursday as a bond market sell-off and a stronger euro took the steam out of the breakneck New Year rally in equities.
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The Australian dollar dipped 0.2 percent to $0.7071 , as the country's bond yields extended their breakneck decline to multi-year lows on expectations of a rate cut in Australia.
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The 2014 multiplayer shooter managed to stand out among its contemporaries with its breakneck pace and weapons and levels that were designed to be more forgiving of new players.
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Theranos, a company that claimed to have invented a new way of testing blood, expanded at breakneck speed before the Wall Street Journal revealed that its tests were unreliable.
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Just...you know...another typical sunny day in paradise where, as the writer noted, bags of potato chips remain overpriced, and traffic continued to move at a breakneck pace.
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The company has been signing leases at a breakneck pace in recent years; it added some 35 million square feet of office space just since the beginning of 2017.
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Few artists achieve what he did, releasing new music at a breakneck pace for much of his career (including five number one hits) and influencing generations of future musicians.
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Few artists achieve what he did, releasing new music at a breakneck pace for much of his career (including five number-one hits) and influencing generations of future musicians.
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The six-person team is working at breakneck speed, ferrying plates from a makeshift grill oven via a sliding pulley system that looks like something MacGyver might rig up.
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As the work demographic continues to shift and technology advances at breakneck speed, traditional brick-and-mortar companies will be challenged to recruit and retain the best talent available.
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But at this point, nations have delayed so long in cutting their carbon dioxide emissions that even a breakneck shift toward clean energy would most likely not be enough.
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To stave off "flagship fatigue," some breweries are charging at a breakneck pace beyond the beers that once defined them, said Chris Furnari, editor of the industry website Brewbound.
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Construction teams of some 7,000 workers built the facilities at a breakneck pace, and the hospitals were designed to be used exclusively for patients with confirmed cases of coronavirus.
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Her one-volume history is elegant, readable, sobering; it extends a steadying hand when a breakneck news cycle lurches from one event to another, confounding minds and churning stomachs.
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"To address a challenge like climate change by 2030, we need a combination of entrepreneurs innovating at breakneck speeds and industry leaders ready to experiment and deploy," said George.
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The e-commerce magnate weighed into a debate about work-life balance and the overtime hours demanded by some companies as the sector slows after years of breakneck growth.
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In rapid order, the budget passed the Senate, then the House, putting Republicans on track to deliver a tax bill at breakneck speed to President Trump's desk by Christmas.
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The FAA last month said it was investigating production there after a former employee raised concerns about the impact on quality and workers due to the breakneck production pace.
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From her laptop, she deployed percussion samples in meticulous fusillades, often in breakneck six-beat rhythms that were scattered across the stereo field to make things even more vertiginous.
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In recent weeks, Trump has governed at breakneck pace, ousting aides and issuing surprise policy announcements on Twitter, recreating the helter-skelter feel of his first months in office.
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If putting numbers in boxes at breakneck speed sounds like your kind of thing, there are currently two open spots on the U.S. team, says the captain, Nick Baxter.
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The company spent the last few years — especially 2017 onward, as it started spinning up production of the Model 3 — moving at breakneck speed with little margin for error.
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The company spent the last few years — especially 23.5 onward, as it started spinning up production of the Model 22015 — moving at breakneck speed with little margin for error.
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Once the SpaceX engineers settled on the current stainless steel version, the first two prototypes (the other was built in Florida) have been put together at a breakneck pace.
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SoftBank Group CEO Masayoshi Son has been publicly urging its Vision Fund portfolio companies to focus less on breakneck revenue and user growth and more on generating cash flow.
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Some observers say Abiy, a former military officer specializing in cyber intelligence, will sometimes bypass ministries because his reforms must maintain their breakneck momentum or become mired in bureaucracy.
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Robert Shiller : Right well China will eventually slow down its growth, same thing that happened in Japan, as you mature you can't keep the same breakneck pace of growth.
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How does this traditional, Hitler-centric view sit with Cesarani's insistence that the Holocaust was chaotic and ad hoc, "ill-planned, underfunded and carried through haphazardly at breakneck speed"?
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Rapid development over the last four decades of breakneck economic growth has seen many old buildings demolished and cookie-cutter skyscrapers and other edifices put up in their place.
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Even before the escalation in trade tensions with the U.S. this year, Beijing was already trying to manage a slowdown in its economy after three decades of breakneck growth.
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During the impeachment proceedings, Collins and his band of Republicans on the panel are expected to hammer Democrats over their process and the breakneck pace of their impeachment probe.
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If it reached no further, the breakneck drama, originally produced by the Labyrinth Theater Company in 2000, would be a worthy enough stunt, a jukebox of Mamet-scaled vulgarity.
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Ghetto was erratic and combative; Ghetts, slightly more measured but still breakneck in delivery; but J Clarke, with a calmer flow, seemed more low-key, more certain of himself.
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He has a point there: Despite testing weapons at breakneck speed since 2013, Pyongyang hasn't detonated a nuclear device since September 2017 or tested a missile since that November.
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Still, China's breakneck rise in steel production may slow in the second half due to seasonal measures to contain air pollution and ahead of China's 70th anniversary celebrations, she added.
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The dove satellite captured one still image per second of the accelerating rocket, while the satellite itself was moving at a breakneck clip of seven kilometers per second (15,658 mph).
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Even before U.S. President Donald Trump kicked off the latest escalation in trade tensions, Beijing was already trying to manage a slowdown in its economy after decades of breakneck growth.
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It's there in Milk & Cheese: Dairy Products Gone Bad, a new trade paperback from Dark Horse Comics that pulls together the chaotic, breakneck gag strips featuring his cult favorite creations.
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Wolfe wrote the book in a fast-paced style that flung readers through the breakneck existence of the Pranksters and made Acid Test an essential read on the countercultural decade.
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Iran complied with the requirements of the nuclear deal at breakneck speed, something that analysts attributed to Mr. Rouhani's wish to bring that triumph to critical parliamentary elections in February.
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On one occasion, President Lyndon Johnson summoned the Fed chairman, William McChesney Martin, to berate him for raising interest rates (and to drive him around his ranch at breakneck speed).
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One interviewee says that Istanbul's human population is grappling with the same challenges that vex cats: a swelling population and breakneck urban development have transformed the city in recent years.
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For some of the candidates, losing in Iowa doesn't matter as much; they're hoping to find success somewhere down the twisting, breakneck ice luge that is the presidential primary season.
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Game of Thrones has set the gold standard for interweaving storylines, and many shows in the post-Breaking Bad world employ breakneck plotting to appeal to our binge-watching tendencies.
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Novey writes with cool precision and breakneck pacing — all of this transpires in only 14 pages of text, with some chapters almost lean enough to fit on a Post-it.
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Directed by Richard Ladkani and Kief Davidson, and executive produced by Leonardo DiCaprio, the figure makes for a brutal full stop to their breakneck exposé of the global ivory trade.
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Other concerns include the gentrification effects and displacement Amazon might bring to Queens, an area of New York City already experiencing breakneck growth as Manhattan and Brooklyn continue to crowd.
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A few of today's emerging markets can still set the pulse racing—Turkey, for example, has combined breakneck growth with double-digit inflation and a worrying slide in the lira.
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But the game's pure fun factor, combined with Epic's breakneck update cycle, is what's helped Fortnite remain at the forefront of the online multiplayer scene since its September 2017 launch.
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"Twenty Fine Fingers"—a breakneck rockabilly tune that harkens back to rock pioneer Buddy Holly—features McCartney duetting with fellow Liverpudlian Elvis Costello, who served as cowriter on the project.
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The sales suspension imposed in August slammed the brakes on the German automaker's breakneck growth in South Korea, a market dominated by homegrown rivals like Hyundai Motor and Kia Motors.
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We witnessed this inevitability during the Christchurch attack this month, as videos of a gunman opening fire in two mosques were uploaded at breakneck speed to Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter.
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Both teams played at a breakneck speed in the third period and generated point-blank chances, but Rask and McKenna made dazzling saves to keep the game tied at 1.
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So now comes the sour "yes, but..." This breakneck growth in clean energy isn't nearly fast enough to drive the sort of sharp CO22020 reductions needed to tackle climate change.
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The breakneck plot soon rollicks across bootlegging and prostitution (from which the cops take a cut), as well as politics and lynching, a noxious stew sizzling in Atlanta's summer heat.
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Of particular interest to investors will be how the world's second-largest economy will move forward as authorities attempt to clean up the fallout from three decades of breakneck growth.
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It moved its many story lines along at breakneck speed, careening through multiple shocks and twists each episode with little of the plot-prolonging wheel-spinning endemic to the genre.
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Professional recruiters point to two broader trends for the sudden uptick in the number of managers leaving: burnout after breakneck growth and stronger demand for Amazon executives from other companies.
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Minutes from the Australian central bank's April meeting showed board members saw greater risks in the housing market as borrowing for investment fuelled breakneck price rises in Sydney and Melbourne.
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"Escape from the City" in particular—with its breakneck tempo, metallic bass intro and chunky power chords—brings to mind peak-era pop-punk; it's even genuinely sort of edgy.
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That has resulted in rollercoaster profits in the past, but revenue has largely grown at a breakneck pace as consumers shifted shopping online and away from brick-and-mortar stores.
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The app being a bit rough around the edges didn't stop me from trying it out, and I was amazed how quickly I was listening to audio at breakneck speeds.
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China has been cracking down on big industrial polluters in order to reverse the damage done to its skies, rivers and soil by more than three decades of breakneck growth.
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Trump is keeping up a breakneck pace on the campaign trail, with Monday's rallies capping off an eight-state, 22019-stop sprint in the final six days of the campaign.
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Under Mayor Bill de Blasio, New York City is financing affordable housing at a breakneck pace, creating or preserving over 24,246 units last year — more than any year on record.
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Companies with large amounts of debt are borrowing more money at a breakneck pace, prompting the Federal Reserve to flag the trend as one potential risk in the financial system.
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Trump definitely has a point: Despite testing weapons at breakneck speed since 2013, North Korea hasn't detonated a nuclear device since September 2017 or tested a missile since that November.
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This vision of a brighter future is aimed at fixing social ills created by three decades of often-breakneck growth: polluted skies and waters, deep-rooted corruption and growing inequalities.
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TOKYO, March 26 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices gained on Thursday on rising expectations Japan would impose more radical social distancing measures to arrest the breakneck spread of the coronavirus.
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Though I could quibble with some of the staging, which sometimes seems to get stuck behind furniture, this is the director Kenny Leon's best work to date: incisive and breakneck.
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WeWork's president, Arthur Minson, declined to comment on the potential timing for an initial offering but contended that the company could start making money if it stopped its breakneck expansion.
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Sinigaglia gave the countdown and off I flew, splashing into the water at a breakneck speed, a piece of the chair breaking off and landing in the water behind me.
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Norwegian has shaken up the transatlantic travel market with low fares, but breakneck expansion and the forced grounding of its Boeing 13 MAX fleet also brought mounting debts and losses.
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Occasionally over the top — but let's face it, so was Homer — Hughes's story proceeds at a breakneck cinematic pace, full of booby traps, double agents and arias promising gruesome revenge.
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Huawei is unlikely to repeat the breakneck growth it experienced over the last 30 years, and will have to "give up some mediocre employees and lower labor costs," Ren added.
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Deals were issued at a breakneck pace as it became clear that a $1.5 trillion U.S. tax bill would clear the Republican-dominated Congress, limiting some types of muni offerings.
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Technology has advanced at breakneck speed, spawning fake news, electronic soapboxes and multifarious social media on the one hand, and Orwellian big data that tread on privacy on the other.
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That&aposs why the energy storage industry is growing at a breakneck pace, matching that only of the renewables industry in the US, which has doubled in the last decade.
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The marked slowing in natural gas imports growth is somewhat deceiving as it was improbable that China could continue to increase its imports at the breakneck pace of recent years.
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That would have left leadership either trying to push through the bill at a breakneck speed or keep the chamber in session through part of the one-week recess. Sen.
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In recent months, Silicon Valley venture capitalists and others have said they were owed money by SunEdison, underscoring the breadth of a breakneck expansion that contributed to its financial woes.
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Of course, this ain't the first time a young NFL superstar has tried to flex behind the wheel at breakneck speed ... back in March, Lamar Jackson did the SAME THING!!!
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When I first read poems — in the space of one day's subway commute, back and forth — the breakneck speed at which I could skate on the poems' surfaces felt freeing.
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It once again rode the breakneck rise of Tencent to lift its annual earnings by more than 40 percent on Friday while the e-commerce unit widened losses to $682 million.
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While this has yet to show up in China's imports of iron ore, the risk is that these too start to moderate from the breakneck pace seen in the first quarter.
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"We must advance a modern, efficient and least burdensome framework that recognizes the breakneck speed of advancement in the products we're being asked to evaluate, while ensuring patient safety," Gottlieb said.
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After two years of breakneck growth, China's property market hit a downturn in the second half of last year following a series of cooling measures by the government to contain prices.
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However, almost immediately his attempt to pass the legislation at breakneck speed was thwarted by the same group of MPs (Members of Parliament) who wanted more time to examine the detail.
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While apps like Revolut's have flourished in the age of the smartphone, questions have arisen over whether their breakneck growth could come at the cost of issues like culture and compliance.
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The continuing boom in e-commerce—which is still growing at a breakneck 18% a year—is forcing speedy change on a once-staid sector: the invisible pipework that powers payments.
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You might start out one stage feeling overwhelmed as blocks stream down at a breakneck place, only to hit that 10th line clear and see them immediately slow to a crawl.
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But it does nothing about another source of disruption: the breakneck change brought by globalization—in particular, the relocation of jobs from affluent countries like the US to lower-wage countries.
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Unsurprisingly, many complex factors—such as the dynamics of a post-industrial economy and the breakneck rate of social and cultural change over the past few decades—certainly influence this polarity.
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The panel of scientists' growing interest in cities mirrors fledgling recognition among global leaders that breakneck urbanization must be steered on a path toward reducing planet-warming greenhouse gases, said Miller.
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But in its push to move forward at breakneck speed, Uber appears to view most everything else — workers, laws, regulatory bodies — as mere obstacles to be pushed out of the way.
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The ethanol business had grown for years at breakneck speed but its outlook has dimmed due to Washington's aggressive protectionist stance and the administration's unpredictable management of its renewable fuel program.
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To Mormons, the breakneck speed with which the church has grown from just six members at its founding in 1830 to more than 15 million in 2017 represents Daniel's prophecy fulfilled.
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Crouch never lets up on the breakneck pace, and we follow Dressen from world to world as he tries to get back home and confront himself, and it's a fun ride.
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"President Trump's breakneck use of Twitter is increasingly viewed by his base in a favorable light despite the divisiveness of some of his tweets," said Tyler Sinclair, Morning Consult's vice president.
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Admiral Harris highlighted an immediate need for modern submarines, intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance platforms, and anti-ship missiles capable of matching China's breakneck modernization and militarization of the South China Sea.
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Although China's slower economic growth, crackdown on gifting and weaker currency have ended the days of breakneck growth for the country's luxury market, the global brands invested there are not panicking.
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But, the seven-day meeting may also provide hints about what his administration will do as the world's second-largest economy grapples with persistent concerns from three decades of breakneck growth.
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Because Wet Hot American Summer is so epic and sprawling and you created it at such a breakneck speed, we didn't always have a chance to get in a room together.
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But the young country's lack of deep historical roots, combined with whiplash from breakneck-speed globalization—which flooded the country with foreign workers—manifests in a sort of collective identity crisis.
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But the space race with the USSR, combined with Kennedy's public goal of a moon landing, created a growing sense of urgency to advance the Apollo program at a breakneck pace.
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Since 2000 or so, China — along with, to a lesser extent, India and other developing nations — has been on a coal binge, building coal-fired power plants at a breakneck pace.
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Since the election, they've written plenty of segments that haven't quite kept up with the breakneck pace of news during the Trump era but have nonetheless coalesced around the same theme.
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For one reason and another, including twenty-first-century journalism's breakneck pace, stories now routinely appear that might not have been published a generation ago, prompting contention within the reportorial ranks.
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And, of course, I couldn't sustain the energy for journalism without the outlet of music through my songs and the Hudson Valley's answer to "Prairie Home Companion," our Breakneck Ridge Revue.
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"Breakneck is a magnet for new hikers," said Hank Osborn, senior program coordinator for the New York-New Jersey Trail Conference, which maintains the route and staffs the trailhead on weekends.
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The lower valuation also shows how despite the company's breakneck growth, there are concerns over a mismatch between its cash flow and liabilities, as well as doubts over its corporate governance.
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Power consolidation of the media beginning as radio and TV stations were gobbled up by a few strong and rich companies is now moving at a breakneck pace through the internet.
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Power consolidation of the media beginning as radio and TV stations were gobbled up by a few strong and rich companies is now moving at a breakneck pace through the internet.
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Dispatching Baroque passagework with impeccable clarity, even at breakneck tempos, he brought improvisational flair to his playing — he also plays jazz — especially an impetuous account of Bach's Fantasia in C minor.
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Both coaches had predicted a breakneck marathon between Auburn and North Carolina, teams that had blitzed through their seasons and this tournament as if the Grim Reaper were in hot pursuit.
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It wasn't just work at a measured pace for six straight weeks; it was work at a breakneck pace, doing more dangerous moves and taking harder bumps, for six straight weeks.
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Reid first championed this move in 2013, and since then, Republicans have regained power in the Senate and capitalized on this change in order to advance judges at a breakneck pace.
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The country has been testing ballistic missiles and nuclear bombs at a breakneck pace in recent months, and the international community has been scrambling to find ways to slow it down.
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It was a signal from antitrust enforcers that an era of breakneck consolidation might be coming to an end, and that mergers would be evaluated by a new set of standards.
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Breakneck development since then had by the 13s turned Japan into the world's second-largest economy, and its exuberance for Modernist architecture exemplified this growing national self-confidence like nothing else.
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LONDON (LPC) - Breakneck growth in the US$400bn fund financing market could pose a systemic risk to the banking sector as alternative investors borrow to boost returns, bankers and investors said.
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Mistry speaks at a thousand miles an hour, and one day I would very much like to sit down with him for a longer chat conducted at a less breakneck pace.
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Men's formalwear is projected to see breakneck growth in the coming years, with growth in men's designer apparel expected to outpace that of women, according to a recent report by Digiday.
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China itself is under a cloud, as its breakneck pace of economic growth slows and as the authorities in Beijing seek to tighten control over outflows of money from the country.
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Formed by John Cobbett (Ludicra), Sigrid Sheie (Hammers of Misfortune), Aesop Dekker (Agalloch) and Mike Scheidt (YOB, Lumbar), they create breakneck metal that tips its cap to both Dio and Meshuggah.
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Even when crime leveled off in the 1990s and plummeted dramatically around the turn of the century, people were still being pumped into state and federal prisons at a breakneck rate.
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But the company said on Thursday that growth slowed from its usual breakneck pace — and it came at a cost, with the company spending far more on shipping to win customers.
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FRONT PAGE Because of an editing error, an article on Sunday about the threat of rising waters on China's cities as breakneck development collides with climate change carried an erroneous byline.
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But in the past few years, the reality star has distinguished herself as one to watch in the beauty sphere — largely because she switches up her hair at an impressively breakneck pace.
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The standout for me is her brutal escape across Novigrad's Temple Isle—I mean, just look at how awesome she is, slicing all these dudes up during the game's "Breakneck Speed" chapter.
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Shock Top, Anheuser-Busch InBev's craftier offering is looking to up its profile this Super Bowl Sunday after struggling to maintain the breakneck growth it experienced immediately following its launch in 2006.
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Now he's pushing the pace in all directions with Help, a breakneck 360-degree sci-fi film debuting today on the YouTube app that's every bit as spectacular as a Hollywood blockbuster.
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While Angola has rebuilt an impressive infrastructure, getting any sort of productive industry off the ground has gone nowhere apart from the oil on which it relied to achieve breakneck economic growth.
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We gave ourselves a breakneck education in journalism, we mentored one another in editing and assigning stories, in moderating a rowdy community of commenters and figuring out what social media was for.
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CNPC estimates net crude oil imports in 22017 will be around 7.95 million bpd, about 350,000 bpd higher than last year, still significant growth but down from the breakneck pace of 2016.
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It just force-feeds the audience the same ideas this series has been rehashing for the last decade: generic heroes and big robots racing at breakneck speed toward a continually disappointing conclusion.
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If there's one thing I'm good at, it's keeping pace with the breakneck speed of tech, so let me be your daily Hyperloop of the innovation ecosystem, and enjoy The Daily Crunch.
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Delegates hope to push forward the New Urban Agenda, a non-binding agreement adopted by over 160 countries in 2016 to steer cities growing at breakneck pace on a path toward sustainability.
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But neglecting the team that has been able to sell slightly above-average headphones at a breakneck pace for nearly a decade doesn't seem like a smart business move for either party.
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It's too busy cramming one action sequence or verbal riff atop another, for a breakneck pace that resembles one of Luis' breathless "and then he said, and then she said"-style stories.
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The loss-making firm has been expanding at breakneck speed with over 2,000 cafes opened and plans to open 2,500 this year - displacing Starbucks as China's largest coffee chain in the process.
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The oft-cited advantage Amazon, Uber and others maintain over their legacy competitors is web-scale IT infrastructure, which delivers agility to rapidly grow the business and innovate at a breakneck pace.
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After the breakneck speed of North Korea's ballistic missile and nuclear tests in 2017, the two Koreas marched together in the Winter Olympics in what some analysts lauded as a diplomatic breakthrough.
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The Valletta courthouse is surrounded by signs of breakneck economic growth: the swanky façades of luxury boutiques and hotels; building sites bustling with immigrant construction workers, unencumbered by safety harnesses or helmets.
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Consider the fact that the episode dropped right in the middle of a season progressing at an otherwise breakneck speed, and it's easy to see why many weren't so happy with it.
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That would set it up to attempt a breakneck pace of trying to get a bill to the floor, conferenced with the House and signed by Trump in just over two weeks.
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Worried about unrest, China launched its war on pollution in 2014, vowing to reverse the damage done to its skies, rivers and soil by more than three decades of breakneck industrial growth.
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" Manafort's trial judge, the crusty and irascible T.S. Ellis, has pushed the trial ahead at breakneck speed, an honored local custom in the Northern Virginia federal district known as the "rocket docket.
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"I would hope that Chairman Grassley's request that the White House pull these nominations leads him to reconsider the breakneck speed at which the Judiciary Committee has been considering nominees," Feinstein said.
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As the news cycle has maintained a breakneck pace, Meyers has remained determined to keep track of each new development as best he can — and to help his viewers do the same.
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That could prove to be the president's final pause before a breakneck rally schedule beginning Wednesday, laden with red states that have competitive Senate and gubernatorial races, but few close House contests.
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Inevitably, given both the nature of the production process and the breakneck speed of capacity expansion over the previous decade, the metals sector is one of those singled out for special scrutiny.
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They often end up working long shifts, at breakneck speeds to keep up with American appetites and tastes, with a single half-hour break, all while earning less than $224 an hour.
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They often end up working long shifts, at breakneck speeds to keep up with American appetites and tastes, with a single half-hour break, all while earning less than $10 an hour.
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It is now — not tomorrow, and certainly not five years from now — when technology and innovation are disrupting multiple major industries, including those of housing and construction, at breathless and breakneck speed.
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Progress in the United States is advancing at breakneck speed, but Congress should significantly and urgently expand research funding to the National Institutes of Health to stop coronavirus and any future outbreaks.
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Here they will be driven to the top of the mountain that hosts the GMT building at a breakneck speed of 2 miles per hour to ensure the safety of the mirrors.
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Jeffries, on the other hand, has relied on his keen political instincts and hard work to scale the ranks of Democratic leadership at a breakneck pace since coming to Congress in 2013.
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BEIJING, Nov 24 (Reuters) - China will check local governments' investment in railway projects, the state planner said on Friday, amid official concerns that breakneck infrastructure spending is racking up too much debt.
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Story at a glance Just as the world around us continues to change at breakneck speed, so must nonprofits — when it comes to their priorities and fundraising methods — in order to adapt.
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In Wuhan, where the outbreak was first reported, the city streets are empty, but work continues at breakneck speed on a new hospital that is due to be completed early next week.
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Griswold notes that the many jogging trails and paths at Disney World are a great way to clear your mind and go for a jog, without the breakneck pace of park-hopping.
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That breakneck pace would be challenging under any circumstances, but it's especially so with a divided GOP majority that's seeking to enact the first tax overhaul since 220006, without the other party.
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This scene sets the template for the rest of the film, combining moody, gorgeous visuals with a breakneck pace, while delivering any and all exposition with the absolute minimum amount of detail.
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They need to be rebuilt and updated almost continually to stay ahead of the breakneck pace of innovation in this space and the constantly spiraling demand for higher and higher speeds online.
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China declared war on pollution in 2014, trying to head off public discontent and reverse the damage done to its skies, rivers and soil by more than three decades of breakneck growth.
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"These are the mainstays of middle-skill employment in America, and they are transforming at breakneck pace," says Mark Muro, who has studied the digitalization of American jobs at the Brookings Institution.
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This isn't to say that every show needs to come out of the gate running, or that every episode needs a breakneck pace or a Shondaland twist that takes your breath away.
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China's Premier Li Keqiang launched a "war on pollution" in 2014 to reverse the damage done to the country's skies, water and soil after more than three decades of breakneck industrial growth.
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Retired life is going by fast for Kobe Bryant ... really fast ... like almost at a breakneck speed ... check out the Mamba TEARING IT UP whipping a sick Ferrari on a closed course.
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Pakistan, desperate for additional electricity to avoid crippling blackouts, teamed up with GE to build the power stations at Bhikki, Haveli and Balloki, all in the most populous province Punjab, at breakneck speed.
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Luckin Coffee, expanding at breakneck speed, currently operates 2,370 stores in 28 Chinese cities and plans to open 2,500 new stores this year - displacing Starbucks as China's largest coffee chain in the process.
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It is now a nationwide revolt against the authoritarianism of the EPRDF and the perceived favouritism shown to a capital whose breakneck development appears to be leaving the rest of the country behind.
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Beijing launched a "war against pollution" in 2014 as part of a central government promise to reverse damage done by decades of breakneck growth and strengthen powers to shut down and punish polluters.
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As for 3D artists, I have of course always looked up to Red Nose Studio, who really paved the way for 3D illustrators and continues to make gorgeous work at a breakneck pace.
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Last week, WeWork owner The We Company published detailed financial statements for the first time, revealing breakneck revenue growth and soaring losses, as it prepares for an IPO as early as next month.
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Why it matters: EM debt has been growing at a breakneck pace so far this year, as global investors search for yield with developed market interest rates at or near all-time lows.
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I love the addictive loop of the game, its online culture and fanbase, and the breakneck developer update cycle that keeps the core experience fresh, fun, and varied on a near-weekly basis.
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Since then both have been growing at breakneck pace, bringing large-scale disruption not only to retailing but to a range of industries spanning logistics, entertainment, advertising and manufacturing in their home countries.
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The more I learn about Elon Musk's Boring Project—a batshit idea to build a tunnel that sends cars at breakneck speeds under Los Angeles—the more I want to take a ride.
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These measures come amid a breakneck growth in the zero-emission vehicle market, with tighter global emissions regulations expected to shift even more drivers away from gasoline engine vehicles in the coming decades.
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Baucom didn't want to become a "joystick coach"—someone who didn't let his kids play—and he had always admired the breakneck pace of Paul Westhead's famously uptempo late-1980s Loyola Marymount squads.
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Norwegian's interest-bearing debt stood at a whopping 61.7 billion crowns at the end of the third quarter, and the company has this year replaced breakneck expansion with cost cutting to regain profitability.
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Over the course of the past three years, its Xperia Z series has evolved at a breakneck pace, going from Z220 to Z27.0 to the present XZ, but it's never changed in character.
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The breakneck reshoots took place in a matter of weeks, with Christopher Plummer assuming the Spacey part as parsimonious billionaire J. Paul Getty, and added $10 million to the film's $40 million budget.
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Beijing has been fighting to clean up the nation after years of breakneck economic growth took their toll on the environment, with its massive steel sector bearing the brunt of its vigorous campaign.
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While there have been mixed reports about whether the athleisure trend is slowing down after a decade of growing at breakneck speed, the market is clearly becoming more saturated, making it more competitive.
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The tax cut process, moving at breakneck speed, is also rife with apparent errors that will have to be corrected in due course, unless they just so happen to help some special interest.
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Sanders and his surrogates have been hammering the message that he runs circles around his opponents with his breakneck schedule, a message that was amplified after he had a heart attack last year.
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It was a rare bright spot for Republicans in a fund-raising picture otherwise dominated by Democrats on the strength of their breakneck small-donor fund-raising by candidates in key congressional races.
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The scenes were disturbing: a slave child wielding a machete; a black woman holding a staff topped with a severed head; shadowy figures running at breakneck speed to escape the horrors around them.
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Krikorian and Lord have worked at breakneck pace to overhaul DNC security in two years: achieving perfect network visibility, rotating passwords, mandating use of two-factor authentication and the secure-messaging platform Signal.
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The drastic maneuvers were aimed at cushioning the economic impact as the breakneck spread of the coronavirus all but shut down more countries, though they had only limited success in calming panicky investors.
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Rom has an energy that can be difficult to keep up with, whether she's channeling it into hourlong soliloquies about the history of the Boundary Waters or a breakneck march into the wilderness.
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At a breakneck clip, he narrated the story of Edward Blum, the conservative activist and president of Students for Fair Admissions, which is suing Harvard University for allegedly discriminating against Asian-American applicants.
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The aggressive policy steps were aimed at cushioning the economic impact as the breakneck spread of the coronavirus all but shut down more countries, but had only limited success in calming panicky investors.
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We would argue that while all of this innovation seems to be occurring at breakneck speed, these disruptions would occur even faster absent the friction of deep and well-founded concerns over security.
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But critics, including congressional investigators, say its breakneck growth was at least partly built on a new generation of people addicted to nicotine, courted by Juul's teen-friendly marketing tactics and sweet flavors.
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The news cycle has moved at a breakneck pace, forcing White House officials previously on the fringes of the scandal to come to the president's defense as he insists he did nothing wrong.
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But for many Saudis, while social change is seemingly happening at breakneck speed relative to the past, there's still a long way to go and it will inevitably be a time-intensive process.
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And our current American moment, defined by a breakneck digital pace and public discourse that often begins at belligerent and degenerates from there, is exactly the right time to reinvest in this approach.
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He nonetheless proceeded at a breakneck pace: marrying movie sweetheart Sandra Dee; collecting an Oscar nomination; holding court at the Copacabana and in Las Vegas; campaigning for Bobby Kennedy before returning to nightclubs.
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The Hoyas had an eight-point lead with 11:23 to go until the break, but a four-minute scoring drought erased that cushion in a half that was played at a breakneck pace.
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"I've always been a prolific songwriter, and I record at breakneck speed as well, so I have a lot of surplus material to choose from," he says in a 2016 interview with Rolling Stone.
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But as with any time travel tale, they inevitably became trapped in the maw of the story, hurled across time and space at breakneck speed until they're basically just there to keep moving forward.
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After the breakneck pace of the last few episodes of Game of Thrones, this week's episode "Eastwatch" felt like it was taking some time to reset pieces on the board for this season's endgame.
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" And when he missed a Senate vote last month, a spokesman for Cruz tweeted that it was because "he had 1 event in a row in Iowa — a record-setting breakneck pace for Marco.
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Yet, rather than climbing in lockstep with the economy, the self-reported happiness of the Chinese fell sharply from 1990, reaching a nadir in 2000-05 (a time of breakneck GDP growth) before recovering.
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Though the Japanese population is aging at a breakneck speed, Snow said that the latest survey only looked at young people as data sets and didn't take into account their specific stories or circumstances.
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Here's what we all don't want to admit to ourselves: It's our own ugly biases — and a desire not to rock the boat, even if the boat is already sinking at a breakneck pace.
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Throughout TWD's six seasons on the air, it's seen the beginning and the end of breakneck shows like Breaking Bad and competes in some ways with ultra-plot-heavy epics like Game of Thrones.
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The move comes as China's bike-sharing industry - which once included multiple firms valued at over $1 billion each - is experiencing a sharp downturn, forcing several closures and acquisitions after years of breakneck growth.
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Rattling along at breakneck speed, it's couched in the semantics of stumbling through a dank indie club night feeling like the king of the world but also not wanting to be there at all.
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Concerned about the level of local pollution following three decades of breakneck economic growth, Beijing dispatched four rounds of environment inspectors across the country from February 2016 to uncover violations of anti-pollution measures.
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Incentives and lifting of red tape could help overcome what diplomats, lobbyists and business owners say is a cultural divide between the breakneck pace of Israel's start-up scene and India's more gradual approach.
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He learned to ride horses on his family's farm as a boy, and at times, he still appears happier riding bareback at breakneck speed than he is in aiming for his third world title.
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Those that evolve adaptations will also easily spread to other cities, leading to a truly globalized urban flora and fauna — continually evolving at breakneck speed to keep up with an increasingly human-dominated world.
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Trump and his surrogates -- those who remain, that is -- will insist the level of attrition is born of the breakneck pace he keeps that is hard for anyone (and everyone) to keep up with.
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Toronto (Canada), whose breakneck speed of property price increases has seen it recently shoot to the top of global house price inflation surveys, is the next city geared up to experiment with such measures.
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The hazardous air underscores the challenge facing the world's second-largest economy as the government battles pollution caused by the coal-burning power industry and other heavy industry after decades of breakneck economic growth.
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Dale said his fans from the beach gave him the title "king of the surf guitar" and his powerful breakneck-picking style was considered by many to be a forerunner of heavy metal music.
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Even after four years of devoted partying in college, I knew by two months in-country that I wasn't going to be able to keep up with the breakneck "normal" pace of drinking there.
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While still a teenager, he apprenticed for a fellow Jew from the Bronx, the pioneering cartoonist Will Eisner, and was soon writing the breakneck adventures of Eisner's masked crime-stopper known as the Spirit.
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Ms. Del Rosso's dialogue is sometimes self-conscious and sometimes undisciplined, but there's enough breakneck banter and frisky wordplay to recall the sad-happy style of the playwrights Melissa James Gibson and Jenny Schwartz.
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Prince, his friends and associates said after his death, also suffered from chronic hip pain that was exacerbated by a breakneck touring schedule, and he sought to hide what became a serious opiate addiction.
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Back in 2010 rapper Asher Roth and veteran hip-hop producer Nottz Raw teamed up for the collaborative EP RAWTH, a blast of breakneck bars served up over the Virginia beatsmith's livewire boom bap.
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Realme is continuing its breakneck release cadence today with the announcement of the Realme 5 and 5 Pro, its new mainline smartphones for India and the successors to the impressive budget-focused Realme 3.
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Its economy has slowed from a breakneck annual pace of between 26 and 2000 percent a decade ago, to a more stable rate of roughly 6.9 percent, according to the somewhat-fudged official statistics.
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Its economy has slowed from a breakneck annual pace of between 12 and 63 percent a decade ago, to a more stable rate of roughly 6.9 percent, according to the somewhat-fudged official statistics.
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The whirlwind nature of the trip was magnified by the tight schedule set by E-World and the breakneck pace kept by the Setra's driver, Jinli Zhao, whose erratic driving had unnerved many passengers.
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In a game played at a breakneck pace, and one that seemed to have more physical contact than a taekwondo tournament, the Cavaliers stunned the Warriors, 137-116, to stay alive in the series.
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So when the yield on the 21978-year Treasury note earlier this year fell at a breakneck speed from 21980% to 21981% over six months, it triggered a host of alarms across Wall Street.
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Australian home prices rose at a breakneck pace in November as record-low interest rates and looser lending standards fuelled demand in a sector that has gone from bust to boom since mid-year.
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In a sign of the breakneck pace at which scientific research is being done during this outbreak, Letko and Munster posted their pre-print (which has since been accepted for publication) the following day.
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Unfortunately, astronomers spotted `Oumuamua while it was on its way out of the Solar System, so the only time researchers could observe it was when it was hurtling away from Earth at breakneck speeds.
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The department under DeVos has dismissed civil rights complaints at a breakneck pace, and ripped up guidance that simply urged public schools to allow students to use restrooms that conform to their gender identity.
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On the new podcast, Ellison argued that the breakneck pace of news about the Trump administration, and the particular talents of Trump himself, have undermined journalists' ability to focus on the stuff that matters.
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Luckin Coffee, which has been expanding at breakneck speed, currently operates 2,20193 stores in 28 Chinese cities and plans to open 2,500 more this year as tries to displace Starbucks as China's largest coffee chain.
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The strategy comes as China exits an era of breakneck growth when planning and finance for infrastructure were overlooked, Witman Hung, Hong Kong deputy to China's 13th National People's Congress, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin's relationship has moved at breakneck speed since they reunited earlier this year — and the pair once again shocked fans by getting married at a New York City courthouse on Thursday.
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This breakneck expansion risks creating a supply glut such as seen in Kuala Lumpur and when foot traffic through malls doesn't lead to sales, Thai retailers and developers are already working together to boost spending.
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The breakneck raps on No Ceilings differ from the tangled insanity of his mixtape tracks a few years earlier; the punchlines are more direct, and there are more than a few quote-unquote hashtag raps.
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LIUZHOU, China/BEIJING (Reuters) - By many measures, General Motors' China brand Baojun has been an exceptional success story, growing at breakneck speed by selling low-cost no-frills vehicles in smaller cities and rural areas.
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Impeachment timeline slipping On Friday we pointed out that, compared to the impeachment of Bill Clinton and the impeachment effort against Richard Nixon, Democrats are moving at a comparably breakneck speed against Trump on Ukraine.
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In China, smog has become a major source of public discontent and Beijing declared a "war on pollution" five years ago, seeking to mitigate the environmental damage done during four decades of breakneck economic growth.
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Kim Soon-heung of the Korea Social Research Centre, a think-tank in Gwangju, says the transformation to a fully fledged democracy has been delayed; compared with the country's breakneck industrialisation, its democratisation has slowed.
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Officials still worry about the huge build-up of debt and damage to the environment that have accompanied years of breakneck growth (citizens' complaints about polluted air, water and soil have been fuelling social unrest).
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A big question for the year ahead is whether the breakneck pace of job growth of the last two years can continue now that the jobless rate is close to what economists consider full employment.
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And the Trump campaign has set an informal deadline for announcing his pick by next week -- highlighted by the breakneck pace of meetings with potential running mates like Pence and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich.
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If sedans winnow almost completely before autonomy hits — which seems totally possible given the breakneck pace that car companies around the world are adopting more SUVs and / or trucks — then won't that assumption be wrong?
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Wemba would rise to become one of the genre's masters before turbo-charging it in the 1970s with breakneck drum beats and frantic guitar riffs as part of the Congolese super group Zaïko Langa Langa.
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Genre writing has long been mocked for prolific, look-alike output, but the 22.99-day cliff sets a breakneck speed in which the top earners are hustling to put out new titles every 29.99 days.
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Look at Epic Games' Fortnite, a game that responded to an industry trend last year and has since blown up into a worldwide phenomenon thanks in part to a breakneck and radically creative update cycle.
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Years of breakneck growth for China's top insurers have been partly fuelled by a splurge on shadow banking-linked products that could punch multi-billion-dollar holes in their balance sheets, a Reuters analysis showed.
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Ahead of the breakneck operation, aid groups warned coalition forces to avoid using similar tactics witnessed during Mosul's months-long campaign, which killed tens of thousands of civilians and displaced over half a million more.
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Elgort brings a sense of mystery to Baby -- starting with whether this youthful-looking lad is really up to swimming with sharks -- and the romance with James is sweetly believable, even with its breakneck pace.
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In Hong Kong—a Chinese metropolis that moves at a breakneck pace, with people squeezed elbow-to-elbow on sidewalks and living neck-to-neck in narrow high rises across the city—competition is fierce.
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Born at the dawn of a new millennium, the web-based genre seemed to herald a new era in dance music and electronic production, one premised in equal measure on pop accessibility and breakneck exploration.
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In case you're not familiar with the activity, first-person drone racing has competitors flying drones at breakneck speeds through preset courses — while wearing head-mounted displays that show the view from the drone itself.
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All these factors provides sound motivation for pursuing a good strategic relationship, but they hardly explain the breakneck rush to embrace the kingdom and Mohammed Bin Salman in the early weeks of the Trump administration.
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In fact, inside the grim, windowless plants, workers experience long, cold, hard days on the processing line, enduring breakneck speeds, low pay, extremely high rates of injury and illness, and, often, harassment — with no relief.
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Read more: WeWork lays out its path to profitability — and most of its options involve slowing its breakneck growthA WeWork spokeswoman declined to comment, citing the company's quiet period ahead of its initial public offering.
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So in 2014, she hired a videographer to tape her dance studio in the North Hollywood neighborhood of Los Angeles, with students performing her signature moves, blending hip-hop swagger with a gymnastic breakneck pace.
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It's not long before he's back on a breakneck schedule, hosting the Montreux Jazz Festival and producing a stage show to commemorate the opening of the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture.
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But the good news of this episode is that, at a breakneck pace, it put to rest much of the doubt that this sequel story line had enough juice to make it on its own.
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Most toymakers I spoke to traced this new gross toy trend to a broader internet trend of "surprise" — popularized by toy unboxing videos and by the general breakneck plot twists of popular children's YouTube channels.
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As a bonus, he's the only one of Lorelai's temporary boyfriends who is also interesting to watch (sorry, Max Medina, Billy Burke), and he knows exactly how to deliver Sherman-Palladino's breakneck screwball banter. 22.
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There are moments when it feels as if Mr. Liman's breakneck pacing is partly an attempt to distract us, to keep us from looking or thinking too hard about the grotesquely corrupt circus parading onscreen.
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But investors took the Fed action, joined by central banks in Japan, Australia, New Zealand and elsewhere, as insufficient given the pathogen's breakneck spread across the world which has put many nations on virtual lockdowns.
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It's the latest reminder of the breakneck spending pace in the 2018 governor's contest, an election that could cost more than a quarter-billion dollars when all the primary and general election spending is counted.
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Health officials and pharmaceutical companies around the world are working at a breakneck pace to identify treatments or a vaccine to help fight the coronavirus, which has infected more than 80,000 people around the world.
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The senator recently had a heart attack while on the campaign trail; while he's recovering, he has openly said he won't be able to get back to the breakneck speed of events he once had.
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But the meeting comes at a time when the lira is facing fresh challenges from the country's geopolitical roller coaster, moving currently at breakneck speed after Ankara's much condemned military push into Syria on Oct.
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Under Neumann, WeWork had become bloated, was diversifying into all kinds of areas - including setting up a school and running apartment buildings - and was expanding at a breakneck speed without any clear route to profitability.
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While 5G promises breakneck internet speeds, the sluggish movements of the EU could see it trailing behind, and that's bad news since the technology could prove a boost to business, consumers, and ultimately the economy.
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At the American Geophysical Union annual meeting in San Francisco today, NOAA released its 2019 "Arctic Report Card," an annual status update on the changes unfolding up north as the Arctic warms at breakneck speed.
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China issued its first ever red alert for smog in Beijing, the capital, last December, after adopting a color-graded warning system in a crackdown on environmental degradation left by decades of breakneck economic growth.
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While much of the focus of China's "war on pollution" has been the state of the country's skies, more than three decades of breakneck development have also taken their toll on its rivers and soil.
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About 80 people were packed shoulder-to-shoulder on an escalator in Rome on Tuesday when the thing suddenly malfunctioned, lurched to a breakneck speed, and sent them hurtling toward the base of the stairs.
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Kevin Ring, vice president of FAMM, a criminal justice reform organization, said the group is moving at breakneck speed to get as many petitions as they can in front of the Obama administration before January.
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As China's economy slows after more than two decades of breakneck growth, government leaders are facing increasing pressure to find ways to expand the service sector, increase consumer spending and shift resources away from traditional industries.
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The world's second-largest economy grew 260 percent in the first half of the year, unchanged from the first quarter, testament to policymakers' determination to regulate the pace of slowdown after 43 years of breakneck expansion.
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As interest rates surged last week and home prices continue to balloon at a breakneck pace, borrowers are wasting no time applying for home loans — they are hoping to get in before affordability gets even worse.
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The firm, which only officially launched its business at the start of last year, has expanded at breakneck speed, propelled by a focus on technology, delivery, and heavy discounting even at the cost of mounting losses.
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He stopped in 15 Iowa towns in the space of three days, a breakneck schedule for any candidate, and spent time in smaller, redder towns and counties that are rarely the first pick of presidential hopefuls.
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The vulnerabilities of computers stem from the basics of information technology, the culture of software development, the breakneck pace of online business growth, the economic incentives faced by computer firms and the divided interests of governments.
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"I don't see how the industry comes back to any level of activity that is busy without a breakneck amount of chasing bodies, and there just aren't going to be enough to go around," he said.
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Its repertoire spanned slow, plaintive, burnished instrumental melodies; somber traditional songs and quick-fingered, breakneck dance tunes that had the cellist twirling onstage and the audience happily clapping and stamping as if sharing a Cretan hoedown.
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Even the most tested optimizations may not be able to overcome the meh content members report seeing more of on Netflix, some of which may be created by producers pushed to make shows at breakneck speed.
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However, some critics now question whether the company's breakneck expansion into offline retail, robotics, and the smart home may eventually result in widespread job loss, lowered competition in the marketplace, and more consolidation of corporate power.
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That breakneck growth in digital currency trading and cybersecurity may boost the fortunes of "StartUp," which shows the underbelly of a world played out largely in front of computer screens, mobile devices and other technology staples.
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Economists don't expect Turkey to sustain last year's breakneck growth of 7.4 percent through to the scheduled Nov 2019 poll date, while Erdogan is enjoying nationalist acclaim for early military success across the border in Syria.
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The breakneck pace of news during President Donald Trump's first 100 or so days in office has left many late-night comedians sputtering in bewildered rage — which makes the moments when they get quieter stand out.
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The pace of life in NYC is so breakneck, too, in every facet of daily life, it felt dishonest to focus on the slower moments of my compositions in the same way as Living on Superstition.
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That word soup means the potential for breakneck streaming speeds—up to three times faster than the current 802.11ac standard, provided your router supports 802.11ax and your ISP gives you enough bandwidth to enjoy those speeds.
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Blending comedy, gore, and taking a noticeable dig at the infantilization of pregnant women, Prevenge was shot in just 11 days in Wales—a breakneck pace for any film crew—let alone a small independent group.
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Rousseff, who insists she will not quit, is the latest leftist leader in Latin America to face upheaval as a decade-long commodities boom that fuelled breakneck growth and social spending comes to an abrupt end.
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THUMP took a trip to Tokyo last year to catch up with a handful of the artists and dancers bringing the breakneck pace and soulful sounds at the heart of the genre into new cultural contexts.
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When Danielle Town found herself burnt out and even starting to get sick from her work as a corporate attorney, she knew she didn't want to keep working at the same breakneck pace for much longer.
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