Look, the Trump defense buildup comparable to the Reagan buildup.
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"It also means you won't get any hard water buildup or soap scum buildup, or mildew," she added.
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As for Pittsburgh, officials switched the chemicals used to prevent lead buildup—which, you guessed it, caused lead buildup.
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US military action against North Korea would require a lot of buildup, experts say, and to this point we haven't seen signs of that buildup.
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But the effect of this buildup is to further isolate Kaliningrad, potentially increasing Moscow's paranoia and helping to motivate its own buildup, and so on.
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In C.T.E. reports to date, some patients had significant buildup of tau protein but no associated symptoms or conditions, while others had little buildup and significant impairment.
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Talk about the extreme buildup to Jane finally having sex.
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Its presentation of the events features no tension, no buildup.
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Seasons of buildup and character arcs came to their culmination.
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"I would not associate that with a buildup," Lt. Gen.
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I'm left with the buildup of thoughts, a clogged neuron.
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A blockage there due to plaque buildup is usually deadly.
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Russia is also pursuing a robust military buildup and modernization.
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There are two main reasons for the current clearance buildup.
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The naval buildup really created the modern American national state.
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One of the best "buildup" traditions is the advent calendar.
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China's buildup in the Spratlys has also angered the Philippines.
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Moscow has made no secret of its buildup in Crimea.
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They condemned China's legally dubious military buildup in neighboring seas.
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It is the beginning of the buildup to Oscar season.
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Congress has not seriously questioned the merits of this buildup.
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There may also be a fatty buildup in the eyeball.
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The buildup could just be part of a negotiating strategy.
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Mr. Trump's potholes, a military buildup and tax cuts beckon.
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Chinese dairy demand also eased after a buildup of stocks.
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The final act doesn't match the crackle of its buildup.
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Lady Gaga had effectively been omitted from the Super Bowl buildup.
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The resulting waxy buildup blocks the ear canal, causing difficulty hearing.
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The result has been a buildup of trash, among other problems.
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That was a lot of buildup for surprisingly little pay-off.
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Liquid buildup in a suit has occurred other times before too.
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After months of buildup, Sony's PlayStation VR hits the market Thursday.
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And then everyone waited 20 minutes more during Maddow's prolonged buildup.
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It had been a six-month long buildup to this moment.
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The buildup of military hardware, forces and power in the region.
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Still, he firmly played down the idea of any military buildup.
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That makes for an enjoyably slow buildup to an unexpected ending.
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Clearly, stronger efforts are necessary to address Hezbollah's illegal military buildup.
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The buildup for Shahidi's college reveal has captivated fans for months.
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Then she addresses her biggest pet peeve: buildup around the nose.
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"It was a slow buildup over so many years," Free said.
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China has fueled its explosive growth via a massive credit buildup.
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Buildup to the fight has been odd to say the least.
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The drop has yet to come, but the buildup is now.
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An impressive chapter explains the buildup to the 21995-96 massacres.
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The timeline and the exact cost of the buildup is unclear.
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Normally, traffic tends to buildup on some highways more than others.
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So you get a buildup of scapegoating, shaming and Manichaean condemnation.
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He also opposed the president's arms buildup and restrictions on abortion.
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A common cause of white residue is a buildup of milk.
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But beyond that the conventional buildup of the Red Army continues.
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Ms. Dhody is analyzing DNA of the calculus buildup on teeth.
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They had markers indicating a buildup of clumps in their brains.
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There's been a long, slow buildup to people knowing about this.
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The movie occasionally buckles under the weight of so much buildup.
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The CT scans can reveal pneumonia-like fluid buildup in the lungs.
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Seeing the actual eclipse itself, after all of this buildup, was otherworldly.
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It just seems a little anti-climactic after all this buildup, no?
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These people could have too much tau buildup but not beta-amyloid.
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This buildup of yeast causes dry, red flakes of skin to form.
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These moments, of course, require more buildup than simply casting a spell.
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Other potential problems with this type of wireless charging include heat buildup.
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After literally years of buildup, there are finally votes in this primary!
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The buildup to the play was a thing of beauty by itself.
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A buildup of ketones in the blood, called ketoacidosis, can be fatal.
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No explanation was offered for the fluid buildup in the women's lungs.
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The first fight between Daredevil and Bullseye lives up to the buildup.
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This would prevent a buildup of brake residue close to the station.
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It really lifted all the buildup my scalp had been struggling with.
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It ultimately failed after Pyongyang violated it by continuing its nuclear buildup.
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The movement emphasizes soil health and, specifically, the buildup of soil carbon.
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The move to Twitter marks a continued buildup of Dalio's online presence.
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Such cuts are intended to help fund the $54 billion military buildup.
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Moscow has described the buildup as a threat to its own security.
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Military implications America has unintentionally been a source of China's military buildup.
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Another reason could be the buildup of harmful byproducts from alcohol's breakdown.
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The Trump budget outline touts the military buildup he has long promised.
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But Trump has talked since the campaign of a massive military buildup.
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She also recommends picking up a clarifying shampoo to help with buildup.
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When you sleep, however, you're not blinking, and that's when buildup occurs.
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He cited as justification what he called a wider Russian military buildup.
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"We had this multiyear buildup that never amounted to anything," he said.
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Scientists associated tau buildup with Alzheimer's, but that disease ravaged the elderly.
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But he used the military sparingly although his defense buildup was formidable.
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"The buildup to this weekend kind of speaks for itself," Farrell said.
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When you have growth like that, you have a buildup of vulnerabilities.
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That, after all, is why the buildup is happening to begin with.
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It got sort of lost in the fevered buildup to Pep v.
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After a few years of buildup, Obamacare kicked the scams into high gear.
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Crude oil fell 212.3 percent on a surprise buildup in U.S. crude inventories.
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Trump's naval buildup, meanwhile, could reassure US allies who feel bullied by China.
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" — Showbiz 411's Roger Friedman "There was no premiere, no screenings, no buildup.
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Ares (Ruby Rose's character) gets a lot of buildup, but doesn't last long.
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Medications can help strengthen the heart and minimize fluid buildup in the body.
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But there are ways to reverse plaque buildup and restore a healthier heart.
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Dano knows the power of slow buildup, and uses it to great effect.
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The robot is also photographing its own surfaces to check for sand buildup.
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This cleansing conditioner from Shu Uemura hydrates your hair while removing product buildup.
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" When asked who the buildup was directed at, Trump quipped: "Whoever you want.
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"It's important that you regularly cleanse your scalp of product buildup," she says.
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Instead, Musk has made himself look unreliable with an excruciatingly slow production buildup.
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You saw the buildup of exports, both the Mexican pipeline and LNG exports.
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Trump will need Congress to authorize and appropriate funding for any military buildup.
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Yu also had bad reflux and a "constant gas buildup" in his stomach.
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Convenience is a drug with the most bitter and exponential buildup of tolerance.
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But he'll need Congress to authorize and appropriate funds for any military buildup.
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The saline wipes very gently removes all the extra buildup from everyday sniffles.
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That opened the way for a huge buildup of natural gas-generated capacity.
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This type experiences buildup, and has trouble retaining moisture and absorbing natural oils.
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This will help drain fluid buildup, while de-puffing and firming your skin.
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The buildup and sudden release of friction from this movement can cause earthquakes.
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Penile ossification is caused by calcium salt buildup in the penis's soft tissue.
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The swelling, tissue damage and fluid buildup can make it impossible to breathe.
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FURLAN It was about getting the shapes and the intention and the buildup.
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We've been conditioned over the years to treat numerical buildup as a nuisance.
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That has resulted in a buildup of inventory and a reduced cash flow.
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There's also a risk of continued headaches and fluid buildup in the brain.
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Reagan's military buildup ratcheted up the deficit, and these revenue shortfalls concerned Congress.
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Crude oil prices fell sharply following an unexpectedly large buildup in gasoline stocks.
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The buildup and release for "The Invisible Man" was text book Blumhouse Productions.
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Colgate's new Plaqless Pro Toothbrush glows blue when it comes across plaque buildup.
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By then, the American troop buildup to a half million men was complete.
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Oil prices tumbled after data showing an unexpectedly large buildup in gasoline stockpiles.
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Has Earth grown larger from the buildup of decaying vegetation through the ages?
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Relations have since improved, although a quiet military buildup continues in the region.
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Cheng also told CNBC that Beijing's naval buildup could put Taiwan at risk.
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In recent months, retailers boosted their imports, leading to a buildup in inventories.
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But the opposite has been true since the post-9/11 buildup peak.
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Markers of blood-fat oxidation, which contributes to plaque buildup, rose as well.
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The buildup to this year's address has been more dramatic than past years.
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CF causes a life-threatening buildup of mucus in the lungs and other organs.
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This means lymph fluid can't drain properly, and the fluid buildup leads to swelling.
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This may lead to less rigorous basic hygiene maintenance, and thus more germ buildup.
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A member of an ammo troop oversees the buildup of GBU-38s (JDAM 38).
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In fact, she admitted it doesn't even really cross her mind in the buildup.
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If oxygen is around, this buildup can lead to a harmfully reactive oxygen state.
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The buildup to the launch was, in true influencer fashion, a drawn-out affair.
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The first time, there was a lot of buildup where you weren't especially regimented.
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I know, it was a lot — seven seasons' worth of buildup, to be exact.
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LDL is considered "bad cholesterol" because it contributes to plaque buildup in the arteries.
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It was designed to cap a decade of buildup around a single gigantic story.
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The Pentagon would not say Thursday whether there were plans to speed the buildup.
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At the same time, the stomach has a buildup and starts to produce acid.
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And North Korea -- how should Washington respond to its continuous nuclear buildup and provocations?
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It gently removes any buildup from previous styling products without stripping away any moisture.
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It didn't have the buildup of #ComeyWeek, but #SessionsDay could have its own fireworks.
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But rising rents and healthcare costs pointed to a gradual buildup of underlying inflation.
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And after all that buildup, fans are still finding fault in the studio's picks.
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Doing so, the French argue, could completely halt the buildup of atmospheric carbon dioxide.
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The debt buildup since 2008 created tremendous excess capacity in virtually all economic sectors.
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The buildup of beta amyloid in the brain is a hallmark of Alzheimer's disease.
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Richard Nares: I've been training since October, and it's a gradual buildup of miles.
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Mr. Kurosawa is a master of unease and a virtuoso of the slow buildup.
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The US was admittedly hardly alone in fueling the buildup of the Iraqi military.
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Yet some Japanese consider the gradual buildup of military firepower necessary for their protection.
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That this moment might not live up to the the dramatic buildup you're doing?
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There was a dramatic buildup ... some hip thrusting ... and even a little butterfly dance.
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Years later Collins suffered from fluid buildup in her lungs, one of which collapsed.
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Second, domestic private spending also plunged, maybe because of an excessive buildup of debt.
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Although Chen is undefeated in his Olympic buildup, he has had his uncertain moments.
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An orchestral buildup sounds supportive but then falls apart, leaving her unfulfilled once again.
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Beijing has said the buildup is to protect growing interests beyond its coastal waters.
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Sweden is the buildup team and South Korea the counter team in this game.
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In this way, they are connected to the material buildup of Bontecou or Burri.
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BOND Yes, and the idea that before an eclipse there's tension and a buildup.
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It promises to reduce product buildup, the effects of pollution and even frizzy hair.
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Cholestasis of pregnancy occurs when there&aposs a buildup of bile in the blood.
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Take care not to compress the buildup further with cotton swabs or other tools.
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Symptoms of the lymphoma usually include painful swelling and fluid buildup around the implant.
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He insisted he would keep his word and begin the military buildup in 2018.
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The buildup to that meeting has intensified official worries about unrest in the capital.
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A light ring around the toothbrush will turn blue when buildup has been found.
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But symptoms like breast pain, swelling, fluid buildup or lumps should not be ignored.
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Oil prices however were pressured by forecasts of a buildup in U.S. crude stockpiles.
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That buildup can lead to sudden, painful gout symptoms in the hands and feet.
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Leaving a huge empty space above your cabinets can just lead to dust buildup.
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Someone with a score higher than 100 is considered to have worrisome plaque buildup.
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The reviewer specifically liked the washout port for cleaning buildup under the sizable deck.
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Tehran could just as easily read that buildup as preparation for a US invasion.
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As of now, the military buildup does not have an operational name, Riordan said.
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The scratchiness may be from a detergent buildup, so let's strip that detergent out!
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Storing it upright will help it dry out between uses and prevent bacteria buildup.
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I look for a good buildup to get that "make you feel pumped" feeling.
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A 2013 report by journalist Reed Karaim summarized the expert consensus, following the previous few years of border security buildup: Most border security analysts say there is little evidence the buildup has significantly reduced the availability of illegal narcotics in the United States.
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Shanahan's comments come on the heels of a U.S. military buildup in the Middle East.
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CF causes an excessive buildup of mucus in the body's organs, often resulting in death.
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Still, some people attribute their symptoms to wax buildup when it's just not the case.
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It was likely caused by a buildup of pressure from the summit area of Kilauea.
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After months of buildup, all episodes of the first season debut this Friday, September 30.
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You&aposve got sanctions, expulsion, and you&aposve got the buildup of this amazing military.
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It's not this big romantic buildup, just a very practical approach to pleasure and connection.
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And once again, roughly the same as during Reagan's buildup, or the height of Vietnam.
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After all, it is mass that governs the pull of gravity, the buildup of structure.
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In the buildup to the 2016 general election, Soros supported Hillary Clinton over liberal Sen.
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Yet many in South Korea still fear that Seoul's military buildup will not be enough.
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If you're suffering from earwax buildup, ask your doctor about safe ways to treat it.
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Trump credited them with giving China advantages over the U.S. and for its military buildup.
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It turned out that he had a brain tumor causing a dangerous buildup of fluid.
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It's caused by the buildup of fatty material, or plaque, in the coronary artery walls.
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To say the buildup to the 2016 Summer Olympics was foreboding would be an understatement.
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I first heard the term "forever game" during the press buildup for No Man's Sky.
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It is likely to show no reduced production, and a buildup of the crude stockpile.
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Somehow through 70 years of nuclear buildup we've managed to avoid complete annihilation or worse.
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"Maybe one person is more prone to plaque buildup and the other isn't," Akosa says.
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Friends of hers told her the towel helped with a rash caused by moisture buildup.
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Antioxidants inhibit oxidation, thus staving off the effects wrought by a buildup of free radicals.
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Local media has fed expectations of a confrontation with a breathless buildup to Wednesday's hearing.
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For this buildup, I've done 4 to 8 miles per day, so I'm seriously undertrained.
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He did so again before halftime, on the end of a much more economical buildup.
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Oh, and I can clear out nasty buildup around the toilet seat mounting with them.
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For the Internet, the buildup to the music video and the video itself were perplexing.
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The buildup to such a strike would be gradual; some assets are already in place.
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The region's growth is closely tied to buildup during World War II and federal investment.
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The United States is worried by China's military buildup to assert dominance in the region.
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If kitchen blinds have excessive amounts of grease buildup, use Method Heavy Duty Degreaser Spray.
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The President's preliminary budget slashes domestic spending to pay for a $6900 billion military buildup.
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It is suffering from a huge debt buildup and has already defaulted on some borrowings.
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But Nye had a sense of principle, a buildup of personal wealth, and a temper.
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Regulators cannot see the buildup of risky positions or the use of risky business practices.
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Both inflammation and a buildup of tau in the brain contribute to the brain's degeneration.
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Iwobi was involved in a marvelous buildup to the opening goal, struck by Danny Welbeck.
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After revealing his budget proposal, Trump reiterated his plans for a buildup throughout the week.
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Why it matters: The protests show Israel's growing nervousness over the Iranian buildup in Syria.
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What will happen, however, is plaque buildup which increases risk of cavities and gum disease.
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One way to help sell a buildup to Congress is the National Defense Strategy (NDS).
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Border Patrol and local officials believe a decade-long buildup of resources has paid off.
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There were some serious warning signs for the incumbent in the buildup to Tuesday night.
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What Israel can do, Mr. Eiland said, is punish the Assad government for Iran's buildup.
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Addressing this collective breakdown will require a collective buildup with how we approach postsecondary education.
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Sanders has also been picking up delegates in the buildup to the South Carolina primary.
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"We have begun a case buildup against them," he said in brief remarks to reporters.
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Trippy. A "plaqueless" brush that uses optical sensors to measure film buildup on your enamel?
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Nor is the unseemliness of the furor in the buildup to England's appointment with Scotland.
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The controversies threaten to hinder Trump's planned military buildup before it gets off the ground.
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Cases generally come to light when symptoms develop, like lumps, pain, fluid buildup and swelling.
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In other words, Saudi's six-year buildup is motivated by increasing fears of internal instability.
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Trump backs a massive tax cut, infrastructure spending and a military buildup without entitlement reform.
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This goes double when the buildup to the parallel-world revelation is so expertly crafted.
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By contrast, the early 2628s naval buildup annually turned out ships in double-digit numbers.
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These faster brush strokes will clean deeper around teeth and remove plaque buildup more effectively.
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Positioning data suggested some signs of peaking in bullish dollar bets after a recent buildup.
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In the buildup to her run for president, Warren was a vocal critic of lobbyists.
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There was a lot of hand-wringing about that in the buildup to the midterms.
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Antimicrobial rubber means you can toss it in a suitcase without stressing about mold buildup.
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A 19953 report by journalist Reed Karaim summarized the consensus, following the US's border security buildup over the past few years: Most border security analysts say there is little evidence the buildup has significantly reduced the availability of illegal narcotics in the United States.
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Needless to say, the buildup to the November 25 premiere of all four episodes is intense.
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In Alzheimer's disease, this process goes off the rails, leading to the uncontrolled buildup of plaques.
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The beverage contains a molecule that could help prevent the buildup of plaque in the arteries.
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When determining the animation, I also try to use very simple principles as buildup, climax, etc.
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Iran has been increasing its military infrastructure, which Israel has routinely attacked to slow the buildup.
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"The eardrum is paper thin, so any buildup within can lead to a perforation," he says.
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VW attributed the problem to a buildup of silicate on a shift lever micro switch contact.
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Health-care providers will closely monitor patients for a buildup of cerebrospinal fluid around the brain.
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It was a period of frenzied evolutionary development and biodiversity buildup, mainly in the world's oceans.
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Inhaling it can cause breathing problems, fluid buildup in the lungs, low blood pressure, and death.
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"We have a major trading power as a competitor," he added, noting Beijing's ambitious military buildup.
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But some silicones, like dimethicone, can also cause heavy buildup that leaves strands limp and dull.
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The helium begins to boil off and its volume increases tremendously, causing a buildup in pressure.
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Next comes the cleaning process, where layers of dirt and buildup are oh-so-satisfyingly removed.
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As its name suggests, this mixer features nine speeds, with gradual buildup to prevent ingredient splatter.
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Ice buildup has caused plane crashes in the past, including Air Florida Flight 90 in 1982.
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After years of buildup, 5G is finally here — albeit more as a trickle than a deluge.
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And now there is buildup to the testimony of Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Tuesday afternoon.
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"There is not a significant buildup of biological waste with the use of antiperspirants," he said.
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In China, the debt buildup since 2008 created tremendous excess capacity in virtually all economic sectors.
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And we have stressed that the Hamas arms buildup and militant activities in Gaza must stop.
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Before the IDF unearthed these tunnels, UNIFIL regularly dismissed Israeli intelligence showing Hezbollah's unauthorized military buildup.
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Truman also signed a national security directive managing a massive buildup of US and conventional arms.
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Quietly there is resistance, which does include some Republicans stonewalling the administration's buildup of necessary personnel.
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This score shows plaque buildup in arteries and is determined through a CT scan, he said.
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Her baby then lived only 32 minutes, due to a buildup of fluid in her body.
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It can also cause a buildup of cholesterol in your arteries, increasing risk of heart disease.
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He talked of funding a major military buildup, starting with a modernization of America's nuclear arsenal.
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Trying to stop Pg buildup, the team designed small molecule inhibitors targeting the toxic enzyme gingipains.
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There isn't necessarily one, the cause is the buildup of coordination through clusters (aggregates) of objects.
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The Sunwolves and Kings have struggled after a chaotic buildup to the start of the season.
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The buildup of wind and solar power further decreased overall electricity prices in relation to coal.
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Properly aligned teeth are also easier to clean, which helps prevent plaque, bacteria buildup and cavities.
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The goal is to prevent dust buildup over time, which can cause your laptop to overheat.
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If you're a fan of ominous buildup and creeping dread, it doesn't get better than this.
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Mr. Trump barely mentioned Mr. Putin in the speech and said nothing about Russia's nuclear buildup.
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The buildup of mucus makes it harder to get rid of a viral infection (like coronavirus).
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Roberto Firmino played no-look passes in the buildup to the host's first and fourth goals.
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One game at a time, they'll say, bypassing the buildup of two powerhouses meeting head on.
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But the effect of this buildup in activity is expected to dissipate in the second quarter.
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The thoracic arteries, on the other hand, "seem to be immune to atherosclerotic buildup," he said.
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Prolonged exposure to lithium has been associated with health effects like fluid buildup in the lungs.
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She altered her training regimen, opting for a shorter buildup, fewer workouts in between lengthy runs.
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This magma buildup may eventually culminate in another major eruption, and the cycle would begin anew.
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If you look at the buildup of debt, that's the place to keep an eye on.
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The North's threats are pushing Japan to consider an arms buildup and testing U.S. regional alliances.
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We offered no such frenzied response to the buildup of nuclear weapons by India and Pakistan.
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But Sherman had been neutered, Tanya explained, which made his dormant penis susceptible to waxy buildup.
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That's a shame, given how much anticipation and buildup Locke & Key has enjoyed for so long.
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Lynch: How has your approach changed to the buildup to that, the release of a project?
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"There's a buildup of potential I.P.O.s," said Scott Sandell, a venture capitalist at New Enterprise Associates.
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William Westmoreland sensed this buildup and asked Johnson to increase United States troop levels in Vietnam.
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It may not have been perfect, but our great American infrastructure buildup generated lasting economic benefits.
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When the heat buildup in the ocean is taken into account, global temperatures are rising relentlessly.
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The Saudis are not responding to the Iranians either in form or amount in their buildup.
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Israelis support the efforts of our armed forces to prevent the Iranian military buildup around us.
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The buildup to the decision was that I saw myself giving so much to these people.
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Ruiz said he partied for three months and ate "everything" in the buildup to the bout.
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For nearly a century, DOMS was widely attributed to the buildup of lactic acid in muscles.
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Trump has done little to defuse any such nuclear buildup or tensions between the two powers.
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If the buildup will not come off with cleaning, consult a doctor to check for thrush.
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If you look at the buildup of debt, that's the place to keep an eye on.
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These repeated hits are known as subconcussive hits and can result in a buildup of tau.
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So far, no buildup of Russian ground forces has been observed in recent days, officials said.
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He also did lobbying work for Fannie Mae in the buildup to the 2008 financial crisis.
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Its signature is the buildup of liver fat in people who drink little or no alcohol.
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A standup set ends on a buildup of tension and subsequent release for a big laugh.
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Russia, perhaps seeking to stoke European anxieties, has emphasized the risks of a nuclear missile buildup.
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However, the Cardiovascular Trial showed more plaque buildup in the coronary arteries of men treated with testosterone.
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A huge military buildup in Poland is being mounted as NATO signals offensive war maneuvers toward Russia.
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Among the problems are leaking valves and aging cast iron pipes susceptible to a buildup of bacteria.
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There's no point to more buildup, especially since smartphones first adopted the feature nearly five years ago.
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Such towers can poke into the base of the clouds and cause a buildup of electrical charges.
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SoCalGas said at the time that no gas leaked out as a result of the pressure buildup.
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This should reduce particle buildup to within tolerances but not to a degree I find personally acceptable.
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Still, after a buildup in losses, several banks have lately taken steps to trim their SME business.
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Lack of insulin leads to high blood sugar and a buildup of acidic ketones in the blood.
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"If you stick with a lightweight product, you'll avoid buildup, which can create unwanted grease," she explains.
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We spent weeks watching a tension-filled buildup only to watch it come out like word vomit.
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But there's no evidence that food that sits in the intestine leads to the buildup of toxins.
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Ice buildup on overhead lines led to outages across the region, including for 11,000 customers in Oklahoma.
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Many studies have shown a buildup of heat in the oceans during recent years, particularly since 1998.
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It blocks them from being absorbed, creating a chemical buildup in the reward center of the brain.
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And while she&aposs undoubtedly an exciting fresh face, that buildup has made her a big target.
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Many people, myself included, believe the Republicans will become much more concerned with the buildup in deficits.
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This static electricity buildup eventually can trigger occasional cloud-to-cloud or cloud-to-ground lightning strikes.
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There's also a difference in the buildup of desire for women, according to research from Rosemary Basson.
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That compared with an estimate for a buildup of 309,000 barrels in a Reuters survey of analysts.
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Only one more day of buildup and we'll see if the storm measures up to the hype.
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BP and Shell slipped after crude prices weakened after a surprise buildup in U.S. inventories last week.
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It's a nine-minute trance song that has a completely badass buildup in the middle of it.
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This buildup of heat-trapping gases caused global temperatures to increase between 9 and 14 degrees Fahrenheit.
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That buildup has raised fears among American allies like the Philippines about Chinese intentions in the region.
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The Lux LCD also has useful functions like adjustable temperature and a graph that shows pressure buildup.
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Participants with fractured sleep were 34% more like to have plaque buildup than those who slept well.
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The operating system in Textron's prototypes was designed to prevent heat buildup in the system, Prender said.
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The buildup for "25" was textbook, and is still the dominant mode for most major-label artists.
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That budget is expected to include more money devoted to modernization and the buildup of the military.
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It is buildup of particulate matter that leads to toxic air, a severe problem in Chinese cities.
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Concerns over China's economy have grown as policy makers' stimulus efforts have also spurred a leverage buildup.
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This upsets Earth's energy balance sheet: extra sunlight absorbed means a buildup of energy and rising temperatures.
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Shriver said that the two men didn't resolve disagreements between the U.S. and China about the buildup.
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Criticism of Showalter was swift and predictable, and it started in the buildup to Encarnacion's deciding homer.
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Other women worry that suppressing their period might lead to an unnatural buildup of the uterine lining.
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The conditioner has mild cleansing properties that help remove buildup with minimal damage to hair, he said.
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Adding that many people to the electorate would also drive the buildup of state-level party organizations.
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The writing of that, the whole buildup over six years, to finally reveal it in that way?
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And indeed, there is no indication that such a buildup is going to happen in real life.
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Spending too much time in the same environment, as we all can, can cause a boredom buildup.
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The comments — and the military buildup — have led top international officials to worry about an oncoming tragedy.
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Then, a buildup of carbon dioxide that is exhaled in every breath triggers my diaphragm to contract.
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Plus, it prevent your dishes from that permanent brown buildup that looks dirty even after five washes.
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It's the buildup to this section, and the subsequent fallout from it, where you find trouble areas.
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On the Turkish side of the border, the military buildup continued steadily in full view of residents.
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A buildup of stress mounted into an emotional moment for Hannah Brown in dance rehearsals this week.
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The steady buildup in reserves has enabled the CBJ over the last year to cut interest rates.
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PET scans (not covered by Medicare) can demonstrate the buildup of amyloid proteins — a marker of Alzheimer's.
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Cholestasis is a buildup of bile, something our bodies make to help digest food, in the blood.
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It features natural-cleaning silver fibers and warns you about bacteria or dirt buildup by changing color.
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Among other things, cystic fibrosis causes a buildup of mucus in the lungs that cannot be removed.
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At the same time, Obama was quietly ordering a buildup of America's arsenal around the Persian Gulf.
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Dehumidifiers remove excess moisture from your home to prevent mold buildup and remove allergens from the air.
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But he called these "small steps" that won't cut it in the buildup to the 2020 election.
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Remove any leaves or florets that would sit in the water, because those will cause bacterial buildup.
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But it remains to be seen whether the funding to pay for the buildup can be sustained.
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A key characteristic of Alzheimer's is the buildup of a protein called amyloid beta in the brain.
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Increasing Chinese penetration will generate friction with Moscow and propel a military buildup along their common border.
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Military spending in 2017 is already as high as during the armed forces buildup of the 1980s.
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"Kim's long buildup to his New Year message has inadvertently made North Korea look constrained," said Prof.
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Fiscal conservatives are unlikely to support a major buildup without corresponding cuts in defense or domestic programs, and even traditional Republicans – who have, in the past, favored greater defense spending – may bristle at the prospect of a buildup the likes of which has not been seen since Ronald Reagan.
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And sexy doesn't mean sex, rather it is the buildup that comes before the act, establishing the vibe.
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Dangers of serious illness aside, a buildup of metabolic waste and contaminants will also smell and taste funky.
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But, be sure to cleanse your scalp — regularly — to remove buildup left behind from styling products, pros warn.
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Back in the day, I would grab the nearest tissue to pat away the grease and oil buildup.
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The coma was caused by a buildup of spinal fluid in her brain, a condition known as hydrocephalus.
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They don't feel like fitting conclusions to all the careful character buildup and elaborate schemes that preceded them.
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That leads to a buildup of tau, an abnormal protein that can take over parts of the brain.
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If you were expecting this buildup to end with a bait-and-switch, you may be pleasantly surprised.
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After months of buildup, Monday's Iowa Caucus kicked off the 2020 primary elections—and it didn't go great.
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This more than 313-day buildup to a new album is hardly standard anymore in the music industry.
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U.S. durable goods orders dropped 2.1% last month amid a slowdown in exports and a buildup in inventories.
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There's even a bronze "ear spoon," because apparently Vikings were no fonder of waxy buildup than anyone else.
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The plume buildup and collapse made the firefighters on the front lines unable to do their jobs safely.
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An MRI last week revealed fluid buildup in his right forearm, and he also underwent a bone scan.
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It's a dish that evokes what Shuko is all about—subtle flavor buildup with immaculate preparation and presentation.
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They give your hair a break from hot tools and product buildup, plus they're so easy to maintain.
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In fact, Tammy says she's got some nasty scar tissue buildup that caused weird bumps on her bridge.
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However, doctors from the University of Miami discovered that she simply had water buildup in her inner ears.
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That said, I think we've got all the makings of a normal cyclical buildup in costs and inflation.
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"Too much buffing can cause heat buildup and friction, which will damage and weaken your nails," Streets says.
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Morgan Stanley's economics team revised their second quarter estimate to 1.1%, for example, citing the buildup in inventories.
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The padded back has an air vent running down the center to help prevent back-sweat buildup too.
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As the buildup to Rainbow's release mounted, music insiders whispered that Kesha was working on her own Lemonade.
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Health consequences include breathing difficulties (apnea), excessive alcohol buildup in tissues (a condition called acidosis), and eye irritation.
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Kelso and her daughter have pre-existing disabilities, which they said the lead buildup in their blood compounded.
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But medication wouldn't help the fluid buildup, and wouldn't actually do much to improve her quality of life.
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It explained why his spleen and liver were enlarged; the buildup made them 2½ times larger than normal.
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As an intriguing sidenote, Chintawongvanich observed an incremental buildup in put buying leading up to Thursday's sell-off.
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The Chinese also stocked away 360,000 bpd, a buildup that runs counter to seasonal trends, the bank says.
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Although today's water buildup was much smaller, it was enough of a concern to terminate the mission early.
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This may be great news for your skin, because you'll experience less sebum buildup and a clearer complexion.
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No, my favorite aspect of every NHL home opener is the now-traditional buildup to the player introductions.
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In 2003, after much buildup, Cai Guo-Qiang's fireworks over Central Park fizzled because of unusually thick mist.
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These discoveries underscore it is time to get serious about addressing Hezbollah's massive military buildup in southern Lebanon.
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A hallmark of Alzheimer's is the buildup of a sticky protein, amyloid, between nerve cells in the brain.
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The kettle is made of stainless steel that's powder-coated for added durability and protection from mineral buildup.
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Over time, a buildup of sediments, toxic blooms, and climate change could cause the lake to dry up.
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We know that flatulence is caused by a buildup of gas in the digestive tract, according to MedlinePlus.
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Additionally, the study did not include clinical measurements of atherosclerosis, or plaque buildup in arteries, in the adults.
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In Flint, the city changed its water source without following up on how that would affect lead buildup.
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A paper ballot shortage sparked a buildup as there were only three electronic machines at the polling place.
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If you dispose of your contacts after one use, you circumvent this buildup and reduce risk of infection.
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Navy SEAL who oversaw the bin Laden raid says China's massive military buildup is a 'holy s---' moment
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And if you don't wash your hair enough, it can do the same thing because of product buildup.
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If he disrespects me during this buildup, then maybe I might just bounce an elbow off his eyebrow.
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That greasy, often gross, buildup occurs more often in older ears than those of the young, experts say.
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The first two galleries are the buildup to "Sanctuary: Judson Dance Theater," the most hodgepodge of them all.
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The clot exacerbated her heart failure, causing fluid buildup in her lungs and increased swelling in her legs.
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It's been talked about for a while, too, so I'm sure there's a ton of buildup for him.
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In the buildup to this year's festival, Theatertreffen faced a backlash for the underrepresentation of female theater makers.
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Dear Heloise: I have a nasty buildup of hair spray on my countertop and mirror in my bathroom.
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The vinegar will eliminate lingering odors, as well as break down the buildup of detergent and laundry boosters.
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The whole point of geoengineering is not to give us license to forget about the buildup of CO₂.
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It's to lessen the ill effects of the buildup and give us time to transition to cleaner energy.
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"I had two incredible years in 2017 and 2018 when I won there," Federer said in the buildup.
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And that's a big advantage, because the buildup of home equity over time can eventually help fund retirement.
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The plan echoes the solar-panel and wind-turbine buildup a decade ago, but with a larger checkbook.
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The required capital buildup has also squeezed the industry's profits, which can cut into bankers' pay and bonuses.
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In the buildup to the game, Williamson had insisted that he just wanted to help his team win.
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In contrast, defense spending during the Reagan military buildup in the 19603s approached around 6 percent of GDP.
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In Wednesday's interview session, Jones made what almost passed for a provocative comment in the Super Bowl buildup.
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Was all that buildup — including a scandalous turn toward Jon dating his aunt Daenerys — really just background noise?
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In the strip, gravediggers form a union and go on strike, causing a massive buildup of unburied corpses.
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Instead, on the fingers, that same friction—exacerbated by heat and moisture—causes fluid buildup under the surface.
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The quadrilateral seems to play a secondary role, trapped, as it were, beneath the relentless buildup of brushstrokes.
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After something like a century of possible military buildup, though, Canada and the US eventually lapsed into peace.
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Shumpert, who has missed five of the Cavaliers past six games because of fluid buildup, was re-evaluated Tuesday.
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After a few days of social media buildup, the cast of Will & Grace is still being pretty damn coy.
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You can blame it on the buildup of fatty deposits in your arteries reducing blood flow to your penis.
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The defense buildup that Trump repeatedly promised on the campaign trail would mark about a 10 percent spending hike.
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That buildup aims to discourage the US military from potentially intervening in China's territorial disputes with neighboring Asian countries.
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Birth control pills prevent ovulation, and without ovulation, there's no uterine lining buildup that has to be shed. Voila!
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"We didn't find evidence of bioaccumulation," the buildup that can occur inside a living organism over time, she said.
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"However, Trump undercut the power of his proposals by soft-pedaling the cost of such a buildup," he wrote.
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The buildup to Chad's arrival lasted what felt like a lifetime, with ominous music, waves crashing and birds screeching.
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Inevitably, not everyone gets an examination worth having, or a storyline that lives up to the 10-year buildup.
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The buildup coincides with an aggressive escalation by U.S. forces in their fight against al Qaida-linked al-Shabaab.
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After months of buildup and nearly a full week of courtroom wrangling, the two sides in the Waymo v.
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In the buildup to Halloween, we'll be highlighting '80s films and characters that should inspire some seriously bitchin' costumes.
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Eventually, a buildup of stress causes these ice shelves break off and form icebergs, a process known as calving.
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"Glycolic acid exfoliates the skin by safely removing dead-skin buildup, allowing fresh skin to surface," says Dr. Jegasothy.
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That could lead to a further buildup in crude inventories that will eventually cause another dip in oil prices.
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But two incidents in the buildup to Warmbier's detainment raise questions about the security of tourists in YPT's care.
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Skilled labor is also a big part of the huge military buildup Trump has promised to project American power.
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Cluess even went so far as to dis the team's notorious bench celebrations in the buildup to yesterday's game.
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Still, Trump's proposed buildup may not set off the kind of arms race with Beijing that you might expect.
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In the buildup to his announcement, O'Rourke himself had been actively speaking with donors, including some in New York.
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The deal puts an additional $15 billion toward Trump's planned military buildup and $1.5 billion more for border security.
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It identified four stages of pathological CTE severity among the brains, based on amounts of tau buildup and distribution.
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He called for a military buildup, but didn't specify an amount of money, an objective, or a financing mechanism.
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According to FoodMarble, certain foods that don't gel with your system cause a buildup of gas in your gut.
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Experts recommend this kind of self-care because the buildup of bad news can be overwhelming and even debilitating.
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The president's decision to focus on defense isn't so much a military buildup as it is a maintenance project.
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And you might expect many moods for a book about war, loyalty, trust betrayed and the buildup to treason.
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Turtle shells are specially designed to prevent the buildup of lactic acid, which is a byproduct of anaerobic respiration.
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I also suffer from hydrocephalus, which is a buildup of fluid in the brain that causes severe muscle spasms.
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It's also likely that crude imports are being boosted by the ongoing buildup of both commercial and strategic storages.
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Last year he proposed a military buildup that would add nearly $500 billion to the defense budget through 2021.
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The clearance buildup is already hindering vital projects, squandering resources and discouraging talented Americans from pursuing national security jobs.
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And, you know, there's been a bit of a wax buildup as layers and layers have gotten on it.
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Pyongyang also threatened to reinstate its policy of a nuclear buildup if the United States does not lift sanctions.
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He noted that the reports indicated the Russian buildup included troops in Crimea, which Moscow seized and later annexed.
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There's a buildup of brush and other fuels that adds to the risk in many regions of the state.
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Authorities said the couple died of respiratory failure and pulmonary edema, an abnormal buildup of fluid in the lungs.
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These animals can handle high concentrations of salt in seawater without becoming dehydrated by salt buildup, as humans would.
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At the base of the mud, Dr. Nielsen observed a buildup of a foul-smelling gas called hydrogen sulfide.
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"Even if you wash weekly, you still have buildup in the core of your mattress and pillows," he said.
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His verses run to unusual lengths, and lack the familiar buildup and release of tension that ordinarily shape pop.
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The buildup has been relentless, and the outcome could have profound effects, particularly if Democrats win the House majority.
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The incredible part is that Goldman Sachs acknowledges that its calculations may underestimate the extent of China's debt buildup.
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The company said inventory levels in Japan fell following a buildup before the nation's sales tax hike in October.
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The investigation threatened to engulf the buildup to that tournament before Neymar was forced to withdraw with an injury.
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In Latvia and Portugal, other countries with high internet coverage, government grants have helped businesses pay for the buildup.
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While the Chinese buildup is impressive, you can only imagine how many people it took to pull it off.
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Top military officials reportedly told him that such a buildup would be prohibitively expensive and violate international disarmament treaties.
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The floral scent is pleasant, and the plant-based, all-natural cleaner helps prevent soap scum and mildew buildup.
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I've had no issues with mold buildup between the grip handle and brush head as some users have mentioned.
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They're gentle and effective, though you'll need to apply the Recovery Stick with a light hand to avoid buildup.
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The company said inventory levels in Japan fell following a buildup before the nation's sales tax hike in October.
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A third test, tonometry, measures intraocular eye pressure for evidence of incipient glaucoma, or pressure buildup inside the eye.
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The buildup of contaminated water at Fukushima has hampered efforts for the decades-long recovery and alarmed neighboring countries.
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Cystic fibrosis is a genetic disease that causes a thick buildup of mucus in the lungs, pancreas and organs.
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U-2 photographs of a Soviet nuclear missile buildup in Cuba set off the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962.
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Swirl each brush in the bowl and then massage it using the palm of your hand to remove buildup.
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Despite a slow buildup to the year's first major, Mickelson, as always, arrives at Augusta rating himself a contender.
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A buildup of adenosine molecules in the body tell the brain to slow down and feel sleepy or groggy.
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But given the North's nuclear buildup, a mined DMZ seems to be a Cold War vestige of diminished value.
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And how do you attack Clinton for being overly hawkish and demand a military buildup in the next breath?
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And indeed, the US buildup hasn't gone unnoticed by ISIS, which has spent months fortifying its positions inside Mosul.
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It will be interesting to see how the pre-fight buildup unfolds should both guys get past their opponents.
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Suggested topics were rangeland management, prescribed burns (the controlled burning of wildfires to prevent fuel buildup), and extreme sports.
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America's heavy involvement in Vietnam was just three years old, stemming from President Lyndon Johnson's massive buildup in 1965.
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The keyboard has chiclet keys, but features a muted typing sound and has small key gaps to prevent dust buildup.
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Here, the Chinese government has moved swiftly after pausing many plans for railway development because of concerns about debt buildup.
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It's this combined buildup that's thought to slowly destroy brain cells and cause the symptoms of dementia associated with Alzheimer's.
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It's the biggest U.S. military buildup in the region since the Cold War and Russia has spoken out against it.
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After a decade-long buildup, the Great War became a brief plot device on the way toward a true ending.
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Rockfalls can then clog up the magma source, leading to a buildup of pressure underground followed by a big explosion.
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He applied a tonic to my scalp to cleanse away any dead skin cells and prevent debris and product buildup.
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That can lead to a buildup of an abnormal protein called tau, which can take over parts of the brain.
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The decision to leave is reportedly motivated by the U.S.' ability to counter a Chinese arms buildup in the Pacific.
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Participants with fractured sleep were 34% more like to have plaque buildup than those who slept well What to do?
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It takes an hour and fifteen minutes for anyone to kiss in Twilight, but the buildup is worth the wait.
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The amateurism rule became a focus in the buildup to the game, as tickets were reportedly going for over $3,000.
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As Mr. Hastert's troubles unfurled publicly, the buildup of the firm's lobbying practice – part of a major revamping plan — slowed.
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The Department of Homeland Security had sought a big buildup in those officers to help boost deportations of undocumented immigrants.
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It helps with debris buildup as well, which was a complaint that the 2016 and 2017 MacBook Pro owners had.
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Let's not allow the drawn-out, months-long buildup on YouTube featuring boxing "training" sour us on the duel, either.
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Clean tools also keep harmful buildup off of your skin, so you aren't making frequent appointments at your dermatologist's office.
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Long-term warming in Tibet, as well as a recent uptick in precipitation, may be accelerating the buildup of meltwater.
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After the initial buildup and bust, the remaining players in the space are building upon the expectations set early on.
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The Treasury's cash buildup will occur during a dead period for the Fed, which doesn't meet again until mid-September.
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The result of this buildup is that much of the country seems to be treating this as a foregone conclusion.
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It could be that after Congress weighs in, the defense budget will grow enough that Trump will get his buildup.
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Alzheimers is characterized by a buildup of two proteins, tau proteins inside of neurons and amyloid plaques on the outside.
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That buildup of pathogenic bacteria can cause interdental cavities and gingivitis, a form of gum disease characterized by gum inflammation.
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During the buildup, G.E. recruited veteran software managers who had worked at leading tech companies, including Google, Microsoft and Apple.
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Any US action against North Korea would require weeks of buildup, bringing more military hardware and troops to the region.
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The company said on Tuesday that inventory buildup due to slower demand for 3D sensing technology would affect the company.
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Production bottlenecks had led to delays and inventory buildup at Longines and Omega, a problem it expected to resolve soon.
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The president boasted the U.S. was undertaking "the largest military buildup" since Reagan, which included investing in American space programs.
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A critical rollout like that usually requires months of buildup, a strict cone of silence punctured only by calculated teases.
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A large buildup of options between $1.34 to $1.35 levels indicate that investors are not convinced the rally will last.
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In the weeks after the surgery, Goodrich's biggest concerns were bleeding, fluid buildup and infection of tissue surrounding the brain.
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Scientists are particularly interested in areas where the tholin buildup looks thick and smooth, and has apparently flowed into channels.
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Full DHS statement: What we knew before: Illinois has acknowledged it was compromised in the buildup to the 2016 election.
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They look for signs of brain matter deterioration and buildup of molecules like the tau protein to diagnose the disease.
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A rapid large buildup cannot occur quickly enough to deter the much more rapidly growing nuclear program from North Korea.
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It may be a long-term step, but for now the U.S. will bear the burden of any military buildup.
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"He received the message," the Pope said Nuclear war The Pope warned that buildup of nuclear weapons risked destroying humanity.
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The stainless steel inside wall is easy to clean after each use, so you can avoid mineral buildup over time.
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New Zealand has not had the ideal buildup to the Games, with its world series hopes hit hard by injuries.
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The padding around them is breathable, which helps relieve some sweat buildup, plus the pads are removable for easy cleaning.
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It feels as if a big buildup of pressure has finally been released and Zimbabweans have found their voice again.
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If you make it through half the season, it's compelling enough to continue to resolve the (little) buildup they've created.
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Climate varies and climate changes, as is happening now through the steady buildup of heat trapped by accumulating greenhouse gases.
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Another fan, Mikey D, told me that it's the "size and the heaviness," combined with the slow buildup of juice.
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I would throw in there, as well, the incarceration buildup, which I think did also contribute to crime going down.
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The Pentagon said that this development would result in inventory-buildup delays, as well as a deteriorated industrial-production capability.
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At his confirmation hearings to become secretary of state, Rex Tillerson compared China's Spratly buildup to Russia's invasion of Crimea.
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Most important, since winning office, he has opposed social welfare and safety net programs and supported a massive military buildup.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER FILMING "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown," Snoopy was rushed into surgery for a buildup of urethral crystals.
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If there's a fair amount of buildup on your filter, or you just want peace of mind, simply replace it.
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But as the sport's Olympic buildup began here this weekend on the Grand Prix circuit, anticipation was tempered by uncertainty.
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Mr. Putin has blamed the United States' failure to embrace past arms control treaties as the reason for his buildup.
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He decided to remain on the I.O.C., however, where he is monitoring the buildup to the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.
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When it comes to the biggest revelations, we care far more about the buildup than any of the actual findings.
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But in the last five years, China has veered toward increasingly repressive authoritarianism at home and a rapid military buildup.
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But after that buildup, Mr. Mueller stopped short of pronouncing any conclusion about what all that evidence added up to.
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It is also already having impact on the environment: The buildup of climate-warming emissions has dipped amid the outbreak.
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Much of the story is a slow buildup to some key flashbacks that take six or seven episodes to arrive.
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He has reportedly pressed for a massive buildup in the American nuclear arsenal, which already contains too many — 4,000 — warheads.
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Vets were able to treat the respiratory infection, the DMCR wrote, but could not remedy the buildup of plastic waste.
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Russia has repeatedly violated the INF's rules and left China's arms buildup unchecked as Beijing which is not a signatory.
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Heightened political tension between North Korea and the United States in the buildup to the Games did not help sales.
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All of that, though, was just the buildup, a way of expending the nervous energy of anticipation before kickoff arrived.
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Between washings, mat wipes or sprays (or even an all-purpose cleaner) can keep smells and bacterial buildup at bay.
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In real, inflation-adjusted terms, that&aposs higher than President Ronald Reagan&aposs defense-buildup to win the Cold War.
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Rhinoliths are stone-like concretions formed by the gradual buildup of salts around things not normally found in the nose.
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Later came the buildup to World War II, and a part of the family's history that lay buried for years.
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I will not say that fears of Iran have nothing to do with Saudi foreign policy or their military buildup.
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For much of the evening, the buildup for each trick is too lengthy, the commitment to personal revelation too patchy.
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The United States has backed China's neighbors in challenging those claims, as well as China's military buildup on disputed islands.
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Meanwhile, Colgate introduced a new toothbrush with technology that detects biofilm buildup in the mouth, and removes it while brushing.
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Mr. Moon's actions signaled that the growing missile threat from North Korea was spurring an arms buildup in Northeast Asia.
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"Martial-law baby" became the phrase for people like me, Filipinos who grew up under authoritarianism, blind to its buildup.
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Buildup of the abnormal protein in the brain is one sign of Alzheimer's disease, the most common form of dementia.
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A good dehumidifier removes excess humidity from the air, which can help prevent mold and mildew buildup and eliminate allergens.
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Penile gangrene caused by the buildup of calcium in the blood vessels is rare, difficult to treat, and often lethal.
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Now, it almost definitely won't end on Sunday — you don't have a season of buildup for a 30-minute fight.
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This buildup ups a woman's risk of having a stroke, or experiencing "other cardiovascular problems," according to a press release.
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As low-lying communities glimpse a future of permanent inundation, offshore the buildup of heat is cooking ecosystems to death.
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Kore-eda has the sensitive, calibrated touch of a master safecracker, and he's a virtuoso of emotional and narrative buildup.
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Sleeping with an extra pillow under your head can help avoid fluid buildup, but don't bother if it isn't comfortable.
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Earlier this year, Roche canceled trials of a similar drug, crenezumab, that was likewise designed to target beta amyloid buildup.
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And then things get steamy, not because the two of them kiss again, but because Raf spends time on the buildup.
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Loofahs, as we know, are prone to bacteria buildup, but that's because hardly anyone swaps them out before their expiration date.
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CRS, a common condition, starts with inflammation and swelling of the sinus linings, which interferes with drainage and causes mucus buildup.
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That could be the case if "we have a rapid military buildup," Ross said at a Thursday White House press briefing.
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"This suggests that amyloid buildup in the brain's blood vessels precedes plaque formation in chimpanzees," noted study co-author Melissa Edler.
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There's also been so much buildup that having a satisfying ending to it all was rapidly approaching the point of impossibility.
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It's pretty small and doesn't bother Jonathan at all, and the doctors have told him it's likely just fatty tissue buildup.
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According to a new study, green tea contains a molecule that could help prevent the buildup of plaque in the arteries.
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Exchanging that for easy thrills and sleight-of-hand tricks feels like a quick, boring victory after a long, worthy buildup.
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The 150-Watt motor is slow and quiet, ensuring every bit of juicy, nutritional goodness is extracted with minimal heat buildup.
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But in the buildup before she puts a gun to his head, Ford subjects Dolores to an incongruous art history lesson.
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The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has cited reduced use of some drugs, especially cocaine, as proof the buildup is working.
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As a payoff for 10 years of focused, planned, increasingly ambitious buildup, Avengers: Endgame is unprecedented in the history of cinema.
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On the military, Trump needs to explain who he's going to pay for the buildup and modernization he wants, Welch said.
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Oil prices fell about 1 percent after traders cited reports of a supply buildup, interrupting the stock market's long bull run.
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Tom Hiddleston does a magnificent job as Loki, per usual, but he lacks the buildup and motivation he had in Thor.
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Here's another important point: The urge to detoxify your body come January has nothing to do with a buildup of toxins.
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The deal puts an additional $15 billion toward President Donald Trump's planned military buildup and $1.5 billion more for border security.
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The enzyme can't be produced, leading to a buildup of this byproduct that can cause damage to cells, tissues and organs.
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The entire country was worried, and went along with a continuing buildup of U.S. military forces in the '50s and '60s.
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Rising China The buildup of naval power in the region comes at a time of increased tensions between India and China.
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High LDL levels can lead to a buildup of plaque in the arteries, which can cause a heart attack or stroke.
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There are plenty of ways to quickly clear up space in your inbox and even some ways to prevent future buildup.
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FPL reduced power at one reactor at the St. Lucie nuclear plant due to salt buildup in a switchyard from Irma.
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Save for the occasional half marathon or triathlon, most of my workouts provide mental health benefits instead of lactic acid buildup.
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And both climate events seem to be caused by a significant buildup of CO2 and other greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere.
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The sale of the jets would "deter aggression given Beijing's increasing assertiveness and military buildup," they said in a joint statement.
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First, the Pentagon denied any untoward military buildup south of Kirkuk by Iraqi government forces in preparation for the city's takeover.
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The other incidence was in 1969, when the falls were slowed so researchers could study Niagara Falls' erosion and rock buildup.
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The Justice Department is investigating allegations of state-sponsored doping involving many top Russian top athletes, following a buildup of accusations.
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"We will have built up a security buffer that allows us to make a further buildup a little milder," he said.
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This condition is known as hydrops fetalis, which is a buildup of fluid in two or more areas of the fetus.
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This is in response to Russia's ongoing military buildup in the region and the appearance of Chinese submarines in the Arctic.
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Often this leads to squeaking noises and the rain or snow is not cleared effectively, causing buildup and distorting forward vision.
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The problem is exacerbated by other new or imminent weapons: No mid-sized U.S. defense buildup can likely reverse these dynamics.
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Here's a third challenge: On the right, efforts to present policy or promote candidates are mostly done without preamble or buildup.
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There are two sets of overlapping events, both shrouded in mystery: the supposed recent attack on Crimea and Russia's buildup there.
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When it came to market conditions, several Fed members were concerned over "a potential buildup of financial imbalances," the minutes showed.
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Much credit for growth in the Reagan years must go to the sharp increase in government purchases for his defense buildup.
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Also, it's important to cleanse product buildup on the scalp thoroughly with purifying shampoos that can be used once a week.
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Despite Trump's repeated statements in recent weeks that "we've been rebuilding our military," the buildup has yet to become a reality.
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In signing the bill, which accomplishes many of the administration's military buildup goals, Trump took credit for the massive budget boost.
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If there is buildup on the hair, then the only negative impact could potentially be the color not taking as well.
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This is because electrons get pushed up into these edges and corners and there's a buildup of charge between these surfaces.
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This causes a deadly fluid buildup in the lungs, and people drown to death even when they're standing on dry land.
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The disease causes a buildup of sticky mucus in the lungs that we can't get out, which causes bacteria to grow.
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Silvon still suggests washing these sheets about every two weeks, because there will be a buildup of dust and debris regardless.
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Although Ronald Reagan's defense buildup was not primarily responsible for the collapse of the Soviet Union, it squeezed the Soviet leadership.
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City officials ignored laws requiring that anti-corrosion agents be added to the water to reduce the risk of lead buildup.
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But the coronavirus pandemic and the sudden onset of social distancing and work from home may impair the Biden campaign's buildup.
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So that — the 963 election and the buildup to that — really resuscitated the militia movement and breathed new life into it.
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When prescribed carefully on a schedule that works to diminish the excessive buildup of tolerance, they can work for some people.
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When the 76ers head back to the court for their layup line, Redick sticks with the same steady buildup of activity.
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Recently, a study in Nature found that sleep disruption is directly linked to atherosclerosis, a buildup of plaque in blood vessels.
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Carbon farming is a simple way to grow crops and manage soil that encourages the buildup of carbon in the ground.
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In 20153, Kim outlined a new policy: The "byungjin line," or parallel development, to combine the nuclear buildup and economic growth.
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Suddenly, the Soviets were not only forced to create their own technology, they were also blind to Reagan's massive defense buildup.
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A buildup of crude in Western Canada has forced the Alberta provincial government to curtail production, but those stockpiles are declining.
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"Any defeat is difficult in the Grand Slams, especially the one that, you know, came from months of buildup," he said.
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Mr. Trump himself has not publicly criticized the Russian arms buildup, in line with his generally deferential approach toward Mr. Putin.
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Add to that the free college, free health care, massive defense buildup, and repeat tax cuts that politicians now blithely promise.
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Shown briefing slides illustrating the reduction of nuclear weapons since the 1960s, the president said he wanted a major buildup instead.
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Pentagon officials sought last week to play down any notion of a major American troop buildup or escalating operations in Somalia.
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The surge in terrorism, the surprise Yom Kippur War in 1973 and the Syrian military buildup with Soviet assistance took precedence.
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Though Cooper starts the song, Lady Gaga takes over for its exponential buildup, from throaty and breathy to full-scale belting.
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Before widespread human settlements, fuel buildup in the forests would be reduced by frequent, low-intensity fires every decade or two.
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It should prevent the condition that causes feelings of suffocation: the buildup of carbon dioxide from not being able to exhale.
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It is now recognized as a buildup of uric acid, a waste product of a diet rich in meat and alcohol.
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Ice cores are cylinders of ice that are drilled out of a glacier, formed by snow buildup over thousands of years.
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I arrive in the Super Bowl city more than a week in advance to report on the buildup to the game.
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In humans, the buildup of nitrogen bubbles in the blood during a rapid ascent from deep water is called the bends.
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Mr. Morey's comment appeared to ignite a buildup of frustration with the United States that has mounted amid the trade war.
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These tensions are part of an expanding rivalry and military buildup, with echoes of the Cold War, between Washington and Moscow.
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The power of the dominant chord and our need for it to resolve creates a progression of buildup, tension, and release.
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The buildup of paint on the face is a couple of inches thick in the area where Till's mouth would be.
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"Patriotism" took on a partisan, jingoistic meaning in the post-9/11 era, particularly during the buildup to the Iraq War.
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Such a deployment would double the amount that has been sent since the start of the troop buildup in the summer.
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With the Trump administration, the routine tweets of National Park Service employees about carbon buildup, or history, can look like sedition.
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Now, new research by scientists at the University of Pittsburgh's psychiatry department has tied self-silencing to increased arterial plaque buildup.
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Biden, in his address, said that investing in the nuclear buildup will take resources away from areas like cybersecurity and space.
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After years of bad decisions that caused a buildup of debt, GE sorely needs a strong steward of its depleted resources.
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Questions may involve how China will manage its long-running buildup of debt and its trade relations with the Trump administration.
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With its military buildup over those decades, India now exceeds Pakistan on most numerical measurements -- fighter jets, troops, tanks and helicopters.
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For one thing, the buildup is so grippingly patient that we're more than halfway through before the titular battleground is reached.
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LG: It might not be the biggest thing, but it might be a buildup of things that have betrayed people's trust.
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More From Tonic: Football's Most Dangerous Rivalry While abnormal tau buildup is also a marker for other degenerative brain diseases like Alzheimer's, researchers can distinguish CTE from the location of the protein's buildup—mainly near smaller blood vessels and near the bottom of the brain's sulci (they're what look like folds in the brain), reports Science Magazine.
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One nation, the Soviet Union, has conducted the greatest military buildup in the history of man, building arsenals of awesome offensive weapons.
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If anything, the border security buildup back in the 1990s encouraged them to settle in the US and send for family members.
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Before you can do that, you have to soften the buildup by soaking your feet in warm water for about 15 minutes.
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The flow of the river is slowing from the buildup of debris; its surface is covered in a thick layer of algae.
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If the buildup to Gilmore Girls: A Year In the Life was any indication, where Sherman-Palladino goes, the audience will follow.
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His address was widely anticipated and the buildup dominated by promises by his aides of a rousing speech that would stir patriotism.
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The Hawkeye-as-Ronin theory has resurfaced in recent weeks thanks to the speculation over Renner's absence from Infinity War's promotional buildup.
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You can clearly see makeup buildup coating the brush strands — and the rest of the debris on the top and bottom photos?
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We do know that over time, damage to the brain and the buildup of abnormal proteins break healthy connections between brain cells.
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A buildup in the Baltics; what the GOP plans to do with its likely retention of the House of Representatives; ballot referenda!
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Click ahead to pre-order the piece for yourself (the buildup is real), along with some similar, equally-as-adult robe options.
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This is all likely part of the buildup to season 8 of Fortnite, which will kick off in less than two weeks.
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Certain foods can contribute to plaque buildup in your arteries, causing atherosclerosis and potentially leading to high cholesterol or serious heart problems.
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Some people developed the symptoms suddenly, over a few days, while with others it was a slow buildup over a few weeks.
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I mean, I watched him say that there's been no military buildup in the South China Sea on any of the islands.
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In about 10% the usual time the show spends on the ring selection and pre-proposal buildup, the moment is finally here.
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The breakdown is just as fun as the buildup, and considering how high they've gotten, the collapse is going to be tremendous.
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Japan has increased military outlays under Abe to counter a Chinese military buildup, and now spends about what Britain does on defence.
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This makes it difficult for the lymph system to do its job, and can lead to a buildup of lymph, called lymphedema.
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Before the explosion, the mine had been written up dozens of times for safety violations, including problems with ventilation and methane buildup.
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Speaking on CNN over the weekend, Mr. Sanders promised to share more details in the buildup to the Iowa caucuses next month.
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The North Koreans might read them not as worst-case preparations but as a buildup to a planned invasion à la Iraq.
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He's helped initiate Operation Atlantic Resolve, which is the largest US military buildup in Europe since the end of the Cold War.
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The problem with Views—the recently abbreviated title of Drake's fourth official studio album—is that the buildup has been so monumental.
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As expected, the factors powering last quarter's growth — a buildup in business inventories and a fall in imports — reversed dramatically this quarter.
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"We want harmony and stability, not war and conflict," said Trump, who said, however, he would embark on a big defense buildup.
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But Jensen said the announcement signals a halt to bombing and there's still no change regarding the buildup of Russia's bases there.
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Also, new government data showing the biggest buildup in supply since 1993 sent prices in the wholesale and futures market sharply lower.
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Some people also report pressure buildup inside the ear canal owing to an overly tight fit, though I've not had that issue.
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For now, though, the only certainty about the Russian troop buildup on Ukraine's borders appears to be uncertainty about Putin's real goal.
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Oil prices fell more than 1 percent after traders cited reports of a supply buildup, interrupting the stock market's long bull run.
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After almost a year of working at Emerson, I was offered a full-time position as a buildup technician after high school.
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Which brings us back to the question: Despite the weapons buildup and the sword rattling, why has war been avoided to date?
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Following millions of years of sediment buildup and compression, the meteorites fossilized, much like the trilobites and shellfish that shared the seafloor.
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The military buildup is taking place around Rabi'a, 40 kilometers (25 miles) south of the Fish-Khabur, the Kurdish security official said.
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This eliminates pressure buildup inside the cup (because there is no cup!), which can be detrimental to the quality of the sound.
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This 12-minute film ends with a powerfully abrupt cut to black, but with such a brief buildup, the catharsis feels premature.
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"With winds spreading ash in the same direction, repeated eruptions will lead to a heavier buildup of ash," the weather service said.
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Rather, the big concern is runaway asset prices, which encourage the buildup of leverage and whose mean-reversion can undermine financial stability.
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The company has benefited from the major infrastructure buildup market-friendly President Mauricio Macri has undertaken since taking office in late 2015.
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It has a concealed heating element to prevent too much mineral buildup, which is great if you have hard water at home.
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The condition is believed to be caused by a buildup of beta amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles called tau in the brain.
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Thornberry has repeatedly slammed that proposal as too low to pay for the military buildup Trump has called for, which Thornberry supports.
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News reports that the episode also earned a record for viewership, so all that buildup seems to have paid off for HBO.
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"It is the buildup of lead from all sources over time that determines whether harmful health effects will occur," the agency said.
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The disease, which is diagnosed only posthumously, can be identified by a buildup of a tau protein in parts of the brain.
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Japan has increased military outlays under Abe to counter a Chinese military buildup, and now spends about what Britain does on defense.
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Trump made the comment while preparing to deliver a speech about his proposed defense buildup aboard the Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier.
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Anyway, if there's a redeeming quality to Pro Bowl weekend, it's maybe (maybe) the circus-like buildup to the actual game itself.
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Blatter decisively has been implementing a 'poor me' approach to defending himself in the buildup to next Friday's election for his successor.
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To hear this week's new songs, head over to the site (enroll if need be)—it's well worth all the secretive buildup.
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Still, the 350-ship fleet is theoretically possible—especially if Trump resorts to a slow buildup that occurs over several presidential administrations.
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The disease is thought to be caused by a buildup in the brain of beta amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles called tau.
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These include one that attaches to PER, helping to block the period gene, and another that slows the buildup of the protein.
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Housing officials credited that to the mayor's investment of $1.3 billion to replace leaking roofs, which can cause mold buildup inside apartments.
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The move will allow the U.S. more leeway to build new weapons in order to counter China's buildup of intermediate range missiles.
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And he threatened NBC, the American broadcaster, over a report that he called for a huge buildup of the country's nuclear arsenal.
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Two credit rating agencies, Standard & Poor's and Moody's, downgraded China's sovereign debt last year on concerns about the buildup of domestic debt.
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The French team — so flowing and high-scoring in the buildup to the World Cup — continued to often look tight and uncertain.
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It blocked the dangerous buildup of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere by sucking excess carbon from the ocean and subducting it underground.
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The U.S. has tried to rally Southeast Asian nations against China's military buildup, and pushed Europe on the issue of foreign investment.
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But season three gives Dean and Jess's inevitable showdown the kind of loving buildup the show normally reserves for a first kiss.
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Hierro's familiarity with the squad, and the fact he has been involved in the buildup to the tournament, worked in his favor.
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In the buildup to an event, practice with the foods or drinks you plan to have during the event, adding more, slowly.
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Mr. Bush's pullout from the ballistic missile treaty led to a buildup of antimissile defenses — still an irritant in relations with Russia.
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Much of the buildup relates to local government financing vehicles, which don't necessarily have the full financial backing of local governments themselves.
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Most finals tend to look, in the buildup, like tense, tight affairs: one goal, one way or the other, could be decisive.
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So you need two things here: a fix for the buildup followed by a few tweaks to your gym clothes laundering routine.
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The committee's two earliest iterations, in the 1950s and again in the 1970s, called for an arms buildup to counter the Soviets.
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Sources later told Business Insider that there was "a long buildup of friction" between the design-focused Instagram and ever-adjusting Facebook.
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The Promise An eight-step facial for your scalp and hair that helps remove buildup and gives exceedingly clean and shiny hair.
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Beijing's military buildup is part of its strategy to dominate many disputed territories in the South China Sea – and push America back.
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During the Cold War years of tension and nuclear buildup, the federal government concentrated its defensive preparations in the suburbs, then growing.
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Venus receives more sunlight than Earth, which would evaporate liquid water, sending hydrogen into space and trapping a buildup of carbon dioxide.
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But Moody's Investors Service downgraded China's sovereign debt by a notch on May 24, expressing worry about the broader buildup of credit.
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But at his age, which is in his early 50's, Agatston said, there was probably some plaque buildup in his arteries.
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The disease is thought to be caused by a buildup in the brain of beta amyloid plaques and protein tangles called tau.
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On Friday, the IDF targeted three Hamas military posts in northern Gaza, part of the buildup to the escalation of the evening.
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In the 22019 Virginia gubernatorial race, in the midst of Obama's massive government buildup, 178,746 people voted for the Democrat Terry McAuliffe.
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Trump came into office pledging a military buildup, including thousands more troops, dozens more ships and at least 22019 more combat aircraft.
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In Monday's report, the CBO said the buildup would cost $295 billion more than budget caps through 2021, when the caps expire.
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Pakistan could feel compelled to expand its arsenal to better survive a pre-emptive strike, in turn setting off an Indian buildup.
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However, the IMF also signaled caution about the buildup of risky loans taken out by US companies as an area of concern.
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Bits After plenty of buildup, President-elect Donald J. Trump met with executives from some of the biggest tech companies on Wednesday.
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Trump came into office pledging a military buildup, including thousands more troops, dozens more ships and at least 2628 more combat aircraft.
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But using low temperatures over an extended period can also damage power plant boilers by causing corrosion and soot buildup, he said.
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By contrast, Lassnig's career can be viewed as a steady buildup of insight and experience, unleashed in one searing vision after another.
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But they are divided over how much top-line spending should be appropriated next year, including for a military buildup Trump wants.
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As part of its buildup, the air force took delivery of a first batch of A-29 Super Tucano attack aircraft in February.
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All that sloshing around can lead to a buildup of an abnormal protein called tau, which can take over parts of the brain.
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He has vowed to have better relations with Russia, which sees the buildup of NATO troops near its border as an increasing threat.
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The explosion was reportedly caused by a buildup of biogas in the sewers, which threw the nine-year-old onto a nearby car.
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Regarding plans for a Mosul offensive, Warren said in a telephone interview that an Iraqi military buildup was still underway in the area.
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Ahead, seven tips for saving your scalp — whether you're suffering from a little sunburnt irritation or a wet-looking muck of product buildup.
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When you're doing a tough workout, and your muscles start to burn, that's related to the buildup of "lactic acid" in your muscles.
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The military buildup hit the Turkish lira, which weakened on Tuesday beyond 3.500 to the dollar, before recovering on Wednesday to around 3.465.
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In essence, he engaged in a massive military buildup while waiting for a time when technological developments would shift the offense/defense balance.
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No one character's action in "The Bells" is insupportable or incomprehensible, though Dany's comes closest, even with all the supposed buildup and motivation.
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"This filing is really a buildup of financial problems over the past 15 years," Jim Silver, an industry analyst and editor of TTPM.
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Researchers believe the disease is a result of repeated hits to the head that yield a buildup of an abnormal protein called tau.
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Among the factors helping to keep prices lower: A rapid recovery in Saudi output, weaker demand for crude, and a buildup in stocks.
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Per Jenkins, the official Wonder Woman 1984 buildup begins in December, though we're hopeful for more tidbits like this in the coming months.
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In an exclusive interview, the commander of U.S. Naval Forces in Europe told CNN that the buildup reflects an alarming strategic world view.
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In the past four years since Beyoncé's self-titled album, Kendrick Lamar, Radiohead, Drake, and Rihanna have dropped surprise albums without promotional buildup.
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The tiny lesions, which contain buildup from cell debris and calcium, even eroded through her conjunctival surface... and could have blinded her permanently.
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"The skin is not regenerating itself as quickly as it used to, which causes a buildup of dead skin cells," Dr. Fusco explains.
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The surgery took three hours; at the end, doctors had successfully removed the affected part of his colon—along with the fecal buildup.
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This analysis, which is published today in Nature Communications, zeroed in on two factors responsible for the apparent slowdown in atmospheric CO2 buildup.
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This Devacurl bottle has micellar technology, jojoba oil, and rosemary extract to gently remove product buildup from the scalp while keeping it hydrated.
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But Shah adds that to avoid the buildup of electronic-waste, the nation has strict limits on importing refurbished products, potentially including iPhones.
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The buildup to the film led to a lot of speculation about who wouldn't survive to appear in 2019's still-untitled sequel.
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"It's [like] the buildup to the Olympics or the World Championships, where we're all working towards that goal," she added of her coworkers.
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The experimental medicines can cause cytokine release syndrome, a dangerous buildup of toxic debris from killed tumor cells and damage to healthy tissue.
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Textured exfoliators packed with nourishing ingredients will buff away dead-cell buildup and leave skin feeling silky and hydrated from head-to-toe.
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Despite a lengthy buildup of promo singles and resulting hype, Fleurever isn't an overwrought pseudo-concept album meant to compensate for the wait.
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That flooding can lead to high blood pressure, swelling, and possibly even serious damage to the lungs, due to a buildup of fluid.
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North Korea's UN ambassador condemned the US naval buildup in the waters off the Korean Peninsula, plus the US missile attacks on Syria.
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The nutrient-infused, lightweight formula seals and protects hair from heat damage and never leaves any pesky buildup or residue in the process.
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The United States is concerned China's construction of islands and military buildup in the waters could be used to restrict free nautical movement.
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"It's [like] the buildup to the Olympics or the World Championships, where we're all working towards that goal," she adds of her coworkers.
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"Guaranteed repayment of bonds raises risks in SOE bonds and leads to higher leverage ratios and a buildup of risks," the editorial said.
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Scientists believe CTE occurs when repeated hits to the head lead to a buildup of the abnormal protein called tau in the brain.
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The buildup — again, for both Jane and the series — was so intense up to this point that there were very few good options.
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Suffice it to say, there was a ton of buildup leading to the moment when Jane and Michael finally get to have sex.
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Trump's stop at Newport News Shipbuilding, Virginia's largest industrial employer, is aimed at showing lawmakers how a defense buildup could boost the economy.
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But what can't be denied is that the extreme stress buildup that culminated in the '87 crash is now nowhere to be seen.
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That helped PDVSA drain an inventory buildup that had forced it to cut output, given a lack of willing buyers due to sanctions.
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They fool around school and town in the buildup to a party at the moon tower and to the rest of their lives.
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When the heroine, Princess Aurora, first appears, she has — as this YouTube clip of a 2015 performance shows — the biggest buildup in ballet.
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The tensions are part of an expanding rivalry and military buildup, with echoes of the Cold War, between the United States and Russia.
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Fueling those fires, in part, has been a buildup of vegetation in the state, along with long droughts that dried up that vegetation.
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But during the buildup to the war, he expressed his support in an interview with Howard Stern, according to audio unearthed by BuzzFeed.
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The heating element is concealed, so all you have to do is clean out the pot every now and then to avoid buildup.
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Congress has so far passed only one regular spending bill for 2017, a measure funding military buildup and the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Jerusalem will continue engaging Russia in an effort to get the Kremlin to encourage Damascus and Iran to halt Iranian buildup in Syria.
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In the buildup to this moment, popular culture played a role in pushing back against hurtful stereotypes and championing equality regardless of sexuality.
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The two coaches have already aimed barbs at each other in a feisty buildup that is likely to be replicated on the field.
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Chinese analysts argue that the buildup preserves peace by deterring others with territorial claims to the sea, including Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia and Taiwan.
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These are hubs that spread the risks of derivatives trades and have rules that are meant to prevent the buildup of hidden risks.
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"With the Iraq War, there was a months-long buildup—cases made to the U.N., State of the Union addresses," Wikler told me.
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In addition to overdoing it on booze, other causes of cirrhosis include hepatitis, immune disorders, and a buildup of fat in the liver.
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Many people have potentially deadly complications like spasms in the blood vessels or hydrocephalus, a fluid buildup that increases pressure on the brain.
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I love a big kiss, especially when it's the culmination of months of buildup, romantic moments, and will-they-or-won't-they tension.
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Bolt even posted a photo hinting at the possibility: Yeah, it feels like there is something a little rubbery about the whole buildup.
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Research like Nowinski's shows that repeated blows to the head can cause a buildup of a protein called tau, which kills brain cells.
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The discount expanded since a November leak in TransCanada Corp's Keystone pipeline, which led to a temporary shutdown and a buildup in supplies.
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Further, previous Russian responses to American qualitative advances in offensive counterforce capabilities took the form of a quantitative buildup in their nuclear arsenal.
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The Russian propaganda assault has already begun, as has a furious reaction in Europe, which would bear the brunt of a Russian buildup.
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However, oil prices dipped slightly in early Asian trade, after an industry report revealed a surprise buildup in U.S. crude stockpile last week.
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Lucinda said that it might, so they should keep a window open, which would also prevent carbon dioxide buildup from the dry ice.
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The Trump administration has vowed to combine a "maximum pressure" campaign of economic sanctions with a buildup of American forces in the region.
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The buildup to Norway's campaign in France was dominated by Hegerberg's absence, and incessant demands that she explain the reasons for her decision.
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Mr. Trump helped reinforce that perception by failing to press China on its military buildup in the South China Sea, according to analysts.
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But after Mr. Poroshenko visited NATO headquarters in Brussels on Thursday, the secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, made no specific mention of a buildup.
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"There is work going on to head off any potential problems," one GOP aide familiar with the buildup of the program told CNN.
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The conflict over China's military buildup in the disputed islands adds another layer to the overall tensions between the two global economic powers.
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Children born with this condition usually cannot walk, and suffer from fluid buildup in the brain, lack of bladder control and other complications.
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Though the arms package announced in the summer was welcomed, it was not nearly enough to help Taiwan keep pace with China's buildup.
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The buildup would abandon any element of surprise, but it would be a message of deterrence for Mr. Kim against a first strike.
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Blankenship alleges that MSHA caused the disaster itself, because it told workers to reduce ventilation, resulting in a natural gas buildup that exploded.
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Tensions between Russia and the Western military alliance have risen over the conflict in Ukraine and a military buildup in the Baltic region.
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In doing so, it also exposed the folly of the controversy that had raged for the days in the buildup to this game.
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In the meantime, the American government is doing all it can to make clear it is preparing for an era of nuclear buildup.
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"It's a great source of natural enzymes that help break down buildup on the lips, leaving them softer and more moisturized," she says.
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That capital-intensive buildup is a short-term drain on cash, but it reflects strong orders that later convert to sales and profit.
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Oil was also weighed down by U.S. inventory data, released midmorning, which showed a large buildup in gasoline supplies and other refined products.
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The buildup of a hidden arsenal of short-range missiles is the latest sign that American efforts to deter Iran have largely failed.
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The president's fiscal 2018 request unveiled last May didn't include a major buildup but only eight new vessels, part of his predecessor's plan.
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"When the buildup of carbon dioxide gets too high, the brain detects it and the person arouses or awakes to breath," Webster said.
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If the white buildup in their mouths will not come off with cleaning, consult a doctor to check for a condition called thrush.
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The timing, amid the doldrums of winter and before most Americans take their spring and summer vacations, has meant a buildup of supplies.
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He also criticized China on trade, the buildup of military outposts in the South China Sea and its reluctance to isolate North Korea.
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Canadian heavy oil discount has widened against the West Texas Intermediate (WTI) benchmark recently as growing inventories have led to a supply buildup.
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To be sure, the U.S. military buildup and the signs of a revival of defense consciousness in many European states are positive signs.
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This is particularly troubling given that Reuters recently reported that Mr. Liu's "time is limited" because of a fluid buildup around his stomach.
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But when the chorus arrives and she confesses "I'm not free yet," she doesn't hold back the buildup; moderation is, indeed, a struggle.
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India is also wary of China's growing presence in the Indian Ocean, and Australia is responding to China's naval buildup with its own.
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She instigates fortnightly office "streamlining sessions," continually sorting through her own papers and questioning her team about the buildup of boxes or packages.
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The timing of the tussle coincided with the buildup to this year's Indian elections, which recently began and will last until late May.
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Holding your breath does something similar: "You're blocking the motor pattern as well as leading to a buildup of carbon dioxide," Provine says.
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Especially if you wait around while it works out technical difficulties, there's a lot of buildup just to get booted on the second question.
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"This is very different than anything golf has ever done in the past," Woods said earlier this week in the buildup to the event.
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They may experience a buildup of ammonia in their body, fluid in the abdomen, or ruptured blood vessels in the esophagus, Dr. Friedman explains.
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Mattis, apparently displeased with Beijing's military buildup in the disputed South China Sea, disinvited the Chinese military from a multinational naval exercise in May.
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Once that happens, the body burns stored fats instead of recently eaten carbs, resulting in a buildup of acids called ketones within the body.
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But on the downside, it increases the amount of plaque buildup in coronary arteries while doing nothing to improve cognitive function, the researchers found.
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The Chinese oil import story is still one of strength, with economic growth, falling domestic output and the ongoing strategic storage buildup all contributing.
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While oil slipped on Thursday following another U.S. inventory buildup, Gordon believes President Donald Trump's tough stance on Iran could keep oil prices afloat.
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February 2015 - The MDEQ notes some "hiccups" in the transition, including a buildup of TTHM, a cancer-causing byproduct of chlorine and organic matter.
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Once onboard the aircraft, there's really no difference between a basic economy and regular economy flyers, though the buildup is usually the most stressful.
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After decades of buildup, Jane meaningfully lost her virginity and went on to have more casual yet equally fulfilling sexual relationships with different men.
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Alas, E3 is a show tailored to the long lead times and slow-burning buildup of $60 titles that are months away from release.
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"There's just a buildup of these cases," Roger's attorney, Danielle Escontrias, a staff attorney at the Diocesan Migrant and Refugee Services, told the court.
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Under his strategic "pivot" to Asia, Obama has increased the U.S. military presence in the region, and Trump has vowed a major naval buildup.
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It eventually leads to an assault on Negan and the Saviors, but the time issues make the 30-minute buildup feel a bit disjointed.
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Specifically, we note Lennar ended February with a 49% sequential increase in finished unsold homes (1.7 per community), well above its normal seasonal buildup.
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Puffiness is caused by a buildup of fluid in your undereye area, so diminishing it comes down to (gently!) pushing it out of there.
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Each extra inactive hour was also tied to an 8 percent increased risk of coronary heart disease, which includes plaque buildup in the arteries.
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This has been the lever that public policy has largely relied on over the past few decades, leading to the buildup of mass incarceration.
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Similarly, some Republicans call for congressional restrictions on US military and intelligence operations, while others object that Trump's proposed military buildup is too small.
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All that sloshing around can lead to a buildup of an abnormal protein called tau, which can take over parts of the brain. 2.
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To be sure, the first, and biggest, hurdle for Trump to overcome is to persuade a cost-conscious Congress to fund the military buildup.
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Less commonly, though, hearing loss can occur because of an underlying permanent problem unrelated to the tubes or fluid buildup from middle ear infections.
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The agency itself, along with competitors like Moody's and Fitch, came under fire after the crisis for not sounding alarms about the debt buildup.
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Tensions in the Middle East and a buildup of gasoline inventory stateside sent oil prices tumbling during U.S. trading hours, down over 5 percent.
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The buildup at the Kurdish oil export pipeline is taking place northwest of Mosul, an official from the Kurdistan Regional Government's security council said.
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"The administration still has not articulated a strategic rationale for its proposed buildup," notes national security expert Benjamin H. Friedman at the Boston Review.
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And though his fights are full of action, his personality is not; the pre-fight buildup to any of his matches is comparatively bland.
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Alnylam and Ionis are developing drugs for the treatment of hereditary TTR amyloidosis, also caused by a buildup of transthyretin protein in the body.
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A huge buildup of cash positions over the last few months had to be used to acquire the frothy assets at a "right" price.
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U.S. producer prices increased more than expected in March, buoyed by rising health care costs and airline fees, suggesting a buildup of wholesale inflation.
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This includes an expanded missile defense, an offensive conventional military buildup and an intensive program to harden our civilian electrical grid against HEMP attack.
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The Japanese listening post fits into a wider military buildup along the island chain, which stretches 870 miles (1,400 km) from the Japanese mainland.
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The bout featured a buildup unlike anything previously seen, with Patterson and Ali slinging insults at each other in the papers and in person.
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Donald J. Trump is calling for the U.S. to pull back from its global commitments while still pledging a major buildup of the military.
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But he said he was not certain if Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin was sincere in his stated aims for the buildup: combating terrorism.
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She's been dead since 1991, so she missed a lot of the buildup to what is now thought of as less than scandalous behavior.
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High demand for materials amid a buildup of buffer stocks in the industry has pushed housebuilders, including Taylor Wimpey, to warn on rising costs.
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"We found out she has a large tumor in the back of her head, and she had fluid buildup in her brain," Jackson said.
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U.S. intelligence officials say that Russian forces are undergoing a "significant" military buildup in the contested Crimean Peninsula, including around Soviet-era military installations.
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Irreversible after it begins, it's thought to be caused by a buildup in the brain of beta amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles called tau.
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Significant monetary policy stimulus is still needed to support the further buildup of domestic price pressures and headline inflation developments over the medium term.
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Under Mosseri, Facebook received intense scrutiny over Russia's use of the social network to spread disinformation in the buildup to the 2628 presidential election.
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Crude production in Alberta's oil sands is expanding faster than pipeline capacity, creating a bottleneck and leading to a buildup of product in storage.
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"You talk to the military and the intelligence people and they say, 'This is a giant buildup,'" he said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" Tuesday.
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These repeated hits are known as subconcussive hits and can result in a buildup of a kind of protein called tau in the brain.
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Paul on Wednesday revealed that a sixth rib was broken in the alleged assault and an x-ray found fluid buildup around his lungs.
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He was 20163 when what he thought might be a broken toe turned out to be gout, caused by a buildup of uric acid.
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Much of that weakness was a result of an inventory buildup on store shelves and in warehouses that has only slowly been worked off.
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Synthetic shower curtains are usually the most affordable, low maintenance, surprisingly durable, and have some water repellent properties which help to fight mildew buildup.
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Also, the antibacterial part means it resists unsightly, not to mention unhealthy, mold and mildew buildup and can be easily rinsed clean after use.
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They're like little pockets of fluid buildup, buried deep under the skin and bubbling up around the joint between the bones of the wrist.
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There's this buildup and this culmination of everything that happens through the night and then it explodes and that's why I love this song.
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Some Republicans are convinced that, after the invasion into Ukraine, Russia's military buildup in the High North is preparation for yet another land grab.
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Wood was involved in the buildup, as he chipped a ball to his teammate two passes before receiving what would eventually be an assist.
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You'll feel the buildup to your Saturn return for about a year before, and you'll feel the come down for about a year after.
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Why it matters: This is the first publicly identified target of the cyber attacks Moscow has launched in the buildup to the 2018 midterms.
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Having promised his own buildup, Mr. Trump is in a position to re-engage Mr. Putin on the broad issue of strategic nuclear stability.
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Further, he said, using the OCO money is no way to fund a buildup because that money is not meant to be long term.
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Ms. Upton said that conditions were critically dry, given the lack of moisture in the air and the buildup of grass, brush and trees.
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It's the latest effort from the social media giant to combat a raft of bogus reports circulating in the buildup to Kenya's contentious vote.
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In the case of Genvoya, that includes possible lactic acid buildup in the blood and severe liver problems, which can both be life-threatening.
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It was the buildup of atmospheric oxygen produced by marine life like primitive cyanobacteria that made life possible for terrestrial animals, most scientists believe.
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Indeed, I had an early onset case of cataracts, a buildup of protein in my eyes that was keeping the light from getting in.
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Its opening also coincides with Malta's presidency of council of the EU and the buildup to Valletta's role as European Capital of Culture 2018.
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And often the footage in their archive is a duplicate of a duplicate of a duplicate, so it's got all this grain, this buildup.
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The absence of some services are clearly visible, such as a buildup of trash at national parks or longer lines at airport security checkpoints.
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It lost momentum in part because the Soviet Union conducted an ill-fated military buildup, which contributed to its economic failures in the 1980s.
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These oxygen-bearing molecules can damage our cells, causing a variety of problems like a buildup of plaque on the walls of blood vessels.
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Dr. Clark and his colleagues plan to examine manatees and dolphins for a buildup of organophosphates with a test now given to farm workers.
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Buoyant results, bolstered by strong demand in China, have not only boosted bottom lines but contributed to a cash buildup waiting to be deployed.
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When crops like barley, maize or millet are faced with drought, they slow down or stop this conversion, which leads to a nitrate buildup.
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It comes as Beijing and Washington navigate a burgeoning trade war and tensions related to the Chinese military's buildup in the South China Sea.
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It would be easy to suggest that all of the hyperbole in the buildup to the game had almost guaranteed that this would happen.
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It's capable of cleaning your teeth at 35,214 strokes per minute, effectively clearing away plaque, bacteria, and buildup hanging around your teeth and gums.
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Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis landed in Beijing on Tuesday amid increasing tensions over trade and China's military buildup in the South China Sea.
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"It will be an excuse to China for further military buildup," said Koji Murata, a professor of international relations at Doshisha University in Kyoto.
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Despite all of the buildup up and buzz, those following from abroad are mostly trying to figure out what it means after February 3.
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Even then, because of how much buildup there's been over the Iowa caucuses for years and years, it's not certain that things would change.
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That could lead Mr. Trump to embrace a different military scenario — the slow-paced buildup to an all-out ground invasion of North Korea.
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A major credit agency sounded the alarm on Wednesday, saying the steady buildup of debt would erode China's financial strength in the years ahead.
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"Vietnam does not pursue military buildup, but Vietnam pursues protecting our sovereignty, firstly with peaceful measures, diplomatic measures and even justice measures," Phuc said.
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It is believed to result from repeated trauma to the head, causing a buildup of the abnormal protein tau, which clumps in the brain.
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