The We Company continued to burn through money this year.
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After all, there's only so much homework to burn through.
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These stars would burn through a different process, and look redder.
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The louder you listen, the quicker it will burn through juice.
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But he warned it could not burn through too many greenbacks.
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All three of the fires continued to burn through on Friday.
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They'll burn through two intense days competing to build something amazing.
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"The banks are going to burn through their capital," Metrick cautioned.
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You might quickly burn through your cellular data limit, for instance.
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It means they burn through vacation time in between bucket points.
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The local government would burn through roughly $85033 billion per month.
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In order to stay competitive, Uber has had to burn through cash.
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That rate would burn through Manhattan's Central Park in about 14 minutes.
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Huge computing resources and big salaries to attract talent burn through cash.
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When white phosphorus touches skin, it can burn through to the bone.
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He knew from experience that she would quickly burn through the money.
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These apps are lightweight, use little data, and don't burn through battery life.
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Stars die because they eventually burn through their reserves of hydrogen and helium.
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The Cavaliers will soon burn through well over half their 20-year allotment.
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There is no way to burn through one without burning through the other.
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It might soon be possible to burn through episodes of The Office even faster.
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Something tells us you're gonna burn through a lot of 'em on this trip.
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And that could mean that they are more likely to burn through their savings.
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Family members often quit work and burn through savings to look after senile parents.
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I gobbed into my Golden Virginia and let the saliva burn through the evil.
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Their mutual hatred generates a white heat that could burn through your laptop screen.
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He would probably get a Molotov cocktail, throw it up, burn through his parachute.
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Historically, extensive use of commercial paper caused GE to burn through funds in 2008.
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"Wildfires do burn through forests, but they can also burn through homes and cars and buildings and structures that are filled with consumer products and toxic chemicals," said Will Barrett, the clean air advocacy director for the American Lung Association in California.
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"However, without a significant protein source, Sanaa may burn through this lunch quickly," Moore says.
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Flames burn through the roof of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris on April 215.
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Netflix may burn through $3bn-4bn in 2018 alone in its pursuit of that goal.
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The lightsaber can melt, cut, and burn through objects, wound flesh, and even cause bleeding.
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GE previously warned it could burn through as much as $2 billion on the year.
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Or will DoorDash burn through cash until there's just no more cash left to burn?
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Who doesn't want gigabit download speeds that'll burn through your monthly data plan in seconds?
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When people first begin exercising, he points out, their muscles strain and burn through energy.
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Or they could just wait for the big-engined bad guys to burn through their gas.
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The company continues to burn through cash, though, which could hang over the stock in 2019.
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It can also fire through windows, burn through gas tanks and ignite anything that&aposs flammable.
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Szechuanese was the song that we sung,Though the ma po could burn through your tongue.
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It now expects to continue to burn through cash most weeks, not add to its cash.
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Players are already walking into nuclear silos armed with a pile of them to burn through.
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But they manage to burn through it rapidly to keep their wings fluttering at top speed.
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Plus, D'Amelio's feed is a living archive of every viral dance to burn through the app.
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Similar concerns have caused Trump to burn through four DHS secretaries in less than three years.
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Szechuanese was the song that we sung, Though the ma po could burn through your tongue.
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Then, as if suddenly remembering their mission, they abruptly come back online and burn through the rest.
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You could burn through an afternoon pretty easily just taking the "throw stuff together" approach (as below).
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This is a stumbling block for tech companies, which often burn through cash as they scale up.
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The first 20 stages of the game don't cost hearts to burn through, even if you lose.
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Each BlockBox comes with 176 Bitcoin miners able to burn through about 8 quadrillion hashes per second.
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Do you think Flamin' Hot Cheetos on their own have the power to burn through stomach tissue?
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Facebook doesn't want you to burn through your mobile data plan just to keep watching its videos.
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Investors also may be encouraged that the company didn't burn through as much cash as it expected.
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Residents watch as bushfires burn through farmland near the small town of Nana Glen on Nov. 12.
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Another plus, he said, was that his own company did not burn through cash at a fast rate.
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Let the mall burn through you, and throw the prism light, white-hot, on a publicist's approval queue.
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Then, it became clear that many companies would burn through their cash long before they made a profit.
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I burn through everything, and I have fun going fast and doing as many things as I can.
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They burn through the atmosphere at 132,000 miles per hour and reach temperatures as high 10,000 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The Woolsey Fire would eventually destroy 240,103 structures, burn through 210,22007 acres and displace more than 22011,000 people.
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She would burn through 100,000 West African CFA francs ($175) worth of cocaine a day, funded through prostitution.
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The company continues to burn through cash, and spent $1.1 billion in capital expenditures in the third quarter.
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Given Telsa's own proclivity to burn through cash, some argue the merged company might not be financially sustainable.
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Churn is another potential problem, especially because its slim archive means people can burn through exclusive content quickly.
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Volkswagen will continue to burn through cash as it tries to become the world leader in electric vehicles.
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That price includes access to 5G data, although you'll likely burn through that 2GB pretty quickly on 5G.
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But he lets his porch and driveway lights burn through the night, whether or not he is there.
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Can they really be "clean" or "green" if they burn through electricity by raising plants under grow lights?
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The ratings agency expects Sears to burn through $1.6 billion in cash in 2016, and $1.8 billion in 1903.
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And while it may not seem like such a big deal, those videos burn through a ton of data.
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Although, like most other plans, AT&T may slow your data after you burn through 22GB in a month.
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If the wildfires burn through structures that contain additional toxins, those would be released into the air as well.
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Knowing how much data you burn through on a monthly basis is the first step toward lowering your bill.
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S. companies can burn through $40 million in two years but we can make $10 million last four years.
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Amazon is getting new applications to work at its warehouses much faster than it can burn through existing employees.
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Then there were times I was able to burn through books so quickly, I read two for Teddy Roosevelt.
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She'll have to pause, rest, recuperate; or else burn through her energy and become easy pickings for hungry beasts.
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That drought has been said to help propel fires that easily burn through dry brush and water-barren lands.
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At the end of November, Sears offered grim projections for holiday sales, expecting to burn through cash most weeks.
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Many of them will burn through those millions learning what it takes to get users to love their product.
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That will spare your battery, and you will burn through less data when you are constantly looking up directions.
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Hospitals will "burn through their supplies very quickly if there are a lot of these patients," Dr. Toner said.
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In a worst-case scenario, Hawaii would burn through its limited petroleum stockpiles, leaving power plants short of fuel.
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But as elephants burn through a lot of energy swimming, it was plausible that the stranded elephant needed intervention.
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I think the the president would burn through all the resistance under almost all circumstances and assert his authority.
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At their best, memoirs burn through the "me" of the genre, and into the universal of the human experience.
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It didn't take long for news of rock climber Alex Honnold's ascent of El Capitan to burn through the internet.
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Deadly fires often burn through these communities, as they've repeatedly done in California — jumping major freeways and torching suburban homes.
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As with the rest of the continent, cutthroat competition against deep-pocketed peers caused the company to burn through billions.
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As China's bicycle giants burn through billions of dollars to tout subsidized rides, they've gotten caught up in financial troubles.
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The inferno could actually burn through the winter and into next year, University of Alberta wildfire professor MIke Flannigan said.
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If your body doesn't need it or it can't burn through it, it's going to end up on your backside.
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But as night falls and we begin to burn through our petrol reserves revving through the deep sand, uncertainty spreads.
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Uber continues to burn through cash, but CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said the company could become profitable in about two years.
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It's normal for fires to burn through Arctic ecosystems — but not ones this big or emitting this much carbon dioxide.
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Speaking of rare foundables that like to burn through your energy, it's time for a quick word on dark detectors.
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LeBron forced a double-handed hammer past both of them, and gave Amundson a stare that could burn through steel.
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The pilots burn through batteries at an astonishing rate, and spotty 4G signal limits where the pilots can livestream from.
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In the Pacific Northwest, for example, fires burn through forests every year, yet some fire refugia remain unharmed for centuries.
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But clinicians treating infectious diseases burn through protective gear quickly, and some doctors have already begun to get sick themselves.
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It takes a comet like Ms. Mearns (who dances the role again on Saturday night) to burn through its coldness.
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Astronomers predict that Betelgeuse will continue to burn through the last of its fuel for as many as 100,000 years.
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If you're a bear who lacks the fat reserves to burn through some six months of winter, you'll likely die.
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Moreover, many burn through their savings and pile up debt while searching for a job from a weakened negotiating position.
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A longer than normal fasting period each night allows you to burn through some of your sugar stores, called glycogen.
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The beam is powerful enough to burn through a gas tank and ignite the fuel storage facility in a military airport.
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By then debt service will burn through three-fifths of government revenue, leaving almost nothing for capital expenditures (already quite low).
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Since you probably don't have a billion dollars to burn through, you can keep single pair fresh with a few steps.
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Telsa also continued to burn through cash as it invested in production improvements and the construction of its gigafactory in Nevada.
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Or are you going to burn through muscle tissue faster than Samson losing his strength after a trip to the barber?
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Fischer ended up sharing Whitson's spacesuit servicing system, which caused both to burn through their spacesuits' battery power faster than usual.
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Tesla, his most successful company (though PayPal is arguably up there), continues to burn through cash as it ramps up production.
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"It's one thing to burn through your emergency savings but the problem mushrooms when people start raiding their retirement," McBride said.
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Chief Leonard said he expected a "prolonged operation" as firefighters let the fire burn through the roof of the back building.
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But the substance ignites upon contact with oxygen and burns extremely hot, meaning it can start fires and burn through flesh.
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Carson seems to be determined to burn through the rest of his money in South Carolina targeting evangelical and black voters.
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The employees said that in absence of a work-from-home policy, employees are expected to burn through their sick leave.
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All of these scooter problems are playing out at the same time investor interest has cooled as companies burn through millions.
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And T-Mobile Connect only offers 2GB per month — which you could burn through in less than a day watching YouTube.
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"The problem is once you burn through relationships, you end up leaving yourself few options what to do next," Schweitzer said.
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Meanwhile, high overhead costs were causing the company to burn through $6 million in cash each month, making its operations unsustainable.
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Otherwise tasks like ongoing object recognition during video captured through the phone's camera, for example, could quickly burn through the battery.
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One annoying factor is that after the earbuds hit 30%, the rate at which they burn through the battery seems to increase.
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Zeitgeist Powers: Zeitgeist has the power to spit acidic vomit from his mouth, which can burn through any substance in the world.
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Respondents told the trade group they'd burn through an average $20163, down roughly 22016 percent from last year's survey high of $25.
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Were you to stream Stadia games at full 4K, you'll easily burn through a terabyte of data in less than three days.
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When traveling, you will be using your smartphone for an extraordinary number of tasks, so you will burn through your battery quickly.
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For three seasons, Romo sat and watched the Cowboys burn through quarterback after quarterback: Quincy Carter, Drew Henson, Vinny Testaverde, Drew Bledsoe.
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The death toll could mount as hundreds of people trapped in collapsed buildings are unable to be rescued before flames burn through.
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Iceborne owners also get access to a high-powered armor set that should make the older content much smoother to burn through.
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As T-Mobile points out, the vast majority of users won't actually manage to burn through all 50GB of data in a month.
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These founders will burn through all the money and talent he can garner, but with little or no value creation at the end.
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BESIDES being dirty and dangerous, making steel in China has been a good way to burn through money over the past few years.
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I have lots to accomplish on my to-do list, so I burn through about three hours of work before taking a break.
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But it can burn through skin and bone and form a potentially deadly mist at room temperature that can travel for several miles.
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Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconaghi estimated Tesla will burn through $4.7 billion of cash this year in a note to clients on Sept. 27.
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It's a race-to-the-bottom strategy that has seen both companies burn through record amounts of cash and struggle to reach profitability.
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Once the muscles burn through most of this fuel source, they become weak, tired and cranky, like toddlers in need of a snack.
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Now, with less than two weeks to burn through $12.5 million dollars, Democratic strategists expect to see her saturating North Dakota's media market.
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The central bank could burn through reserves, but eventually it would either have to raise interest rates or let the exchange rate slide.
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Some have white patches so bright, they seem poised to burn through: traces of "hot spots" of nuclear contamination, according to the artist.
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Were those gamers to all shift to Stadia as their primary game platform at 1003K, they'd burn through 1,386 GB of data monthly.
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They usually burn through that cash to subsidize equipment costs or buy dinners for hungry players, which effectively means they work for free.
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Extreme fires that burn through thick vegetation can also physically change the soil — leaving behind a layer of water-repellant dirt near the surface.
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Allegedly the laser beams of these recoilless guns were energetic enough to burn through a helmet visor, or to blind anybody from 65 feet.
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With the help for a Kindle Unlimited subscription, she'll get access to thousands of titles and can burn through her reading list in style.
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On Tuesday, firefighters brought the blaze under control within hours but it was allowed to burn through Wednesday to get rid of residual fuel.
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Forest fires can burn through the drought-ridden understory, the jungles may be overrun with invasive species, or certain critters might simply be gone.
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So when the Shuttle launched, hot burning gases from the boosters were able to escape and burn through the exterior of the external tank.
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Barclays, a bank, thinks the firm will burn through $11 billion over the next five years, and will not generate significant profits until then.
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Yesterday, Droid Life reported on the carrier's plan to cut off service for users who regularly burn through extraordinary amounts of data each month.
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It may not be good by any possible movie standard, but, man, it's a great way to burn through two hours. Im-ho-tep!
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Safe in knowing that I could burn through data without consequence, I turned my attention back to enjoying Dublin — the street musicians in particular.
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Without those changes, the program is likely to burn through its next allocation and have no choice but to borrow from the taxpayers again.
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He sees a rouge burn through the dry salt on the muscle of his forearm, sees the line of his shinbone startled and red.
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If it continued to burn through this pile at the current, even faster rate, it would run out of money in under a year.
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With the help of a Kindle Unlimited subscription, she'll get access to thousands of titles and can burn through her reading list in style.
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With the help of a Kindle Unlimited subscription, she'll get access to thousands of titles and can burn through her reading list in style.
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On their second album, Swarm (out now on Arrowhawk Records), Bambara writhe and burn through twelve tracks of furious low-end pathos and want.
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But it must treat artists as partners, not just some raw material they can burn through even if there's always another act desperate for attention.
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And hey, you get an extra controller, which is always useful whether you play with other people on the couch or burn through controllers regularly.
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Conroy said the $4 billion record is similar to other countries' "burn-through stockpiles" of stolen credit card numbers from the magnetic-strip card era.
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This growth makes the bats repeatedly wake from their slumber, which causes them to burn through their fat stores, resulting in starvation and often death.
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Airmail has been one of the better email clients for Mac for years, offering a ton of features to help you burn through your inbox.
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Amazon could well be refreshing the Spot toward the end of the year, but it's not going to burn through back stock at that price.
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But in an area that dubbed itself "coal country," there was no lack of underground material to burn through, so the fire outlasted the people.
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During today's earnings call, Netflix executives reiterated their plan to burn through about $1 billion in cash and rely on debt to continue fueling growth.
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I visited sake breweries dating back to the 1700s; that same night, I watched a jazz trio burn through standards at a swank Kobe club.
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That's ideal for a phone — you can keep a laptop alive for a bit as well, but you're going to burn through that pretty quickly.
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This actually became a point of concern in California in the summer of 2015, when a series of wildfires began to burn through marijuana crops.
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Fitbit won't be profitable and will continue to burn through cash next year, Stifel said as it downgraded the company's stock to a sell rating.
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You will burn through 10 eggs (6 whole, plus four yolks) — this might be a good one if you've lucked into a stash from Costco.
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But if people follow a low-carbohydrate, ketogenic diet, they soon burn through their stored carbohydrates and their bodies start relying on fat for energy.
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Such a move has at best a tenuous basis in law and none in logic, and it will burn through federal funds better spent elsewhere.
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Even the latest smartphones will burn through their battery pretty quickly if you're going around shooting video or taking a lot of carefully composed photos.
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Alexander, though, doesn't want to burn through the scene; she wants to make the moments leading up to the fight as tense as the fight itself.
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The New York Times estimates that, in the worst of winter, a single Mongolian family can burn through more than 2,000 pounds of coal every month.
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"As you burn through glycogen you lose the water attached ... and you store somewhere between five to ten pounds of water weight," Crupain told BuzzFeed News.
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Then his campaign and Super PAC still have at least another $60 million to burn through, according to data recently compiled by the New York Times.
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They would also be totally unusable, because at the frame rates needed for VR, such displays would burn through 50-203 GBs of data per second.
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Razer's CEO said that the removal of that port allowed for the larger battery, which makes sense for a phone that could potentially burn through power.
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Many start-ups looking to grow quickly burn through cash to gain market share and scale with the aim of trying to achieve profitability later on.
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It turns out Netflix is quietly capping videos on these networks so that you don't burn through your entire data cap in just a few hours.
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Examiners may help pinpoint wrongdoing, but their reports are not binding, can burn through tens of millions of dollars and often hinder negotiations rather than help.
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Tesla continues to burn through cash at an alarming rate and could run out of money before year-end, according to the most bearish analyst reports.
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At the rate it was going through cash in the first half of this year, it would burn through its unrestricted cash stash by early May.
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If you leave those apps alone when using a foreign SIM card, you could quickly burn through all the data you just bought for your trip.
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It is still too soon to say whether Luckin will succeed in a country rife with start-ups that burn through cash and go bankrupt overnight.
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Given their mass and brightness, they probably burn through their fuel quickly and die after a few million years -- young for the lifetime of a star.
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The electric-car maker Tesla continued to burn through cash as it posted a loss for the sixth quarter in a row, the company said Wednesday.
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If you opt for the 2300Hz display, you'll likely burn through that big battery quickly, given how fast most variable refresh screens can suck through power.
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"The capacity for a fire to burn through an area becomes less dependent on the amount of fuel the more extreme the weather is," says Driscoll.
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Given their mass and brightness, they probably burn through their fuel quickly and die after a few million years -- young for the lifetime of a star.
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One day, about 4 billion or 5 billion years from now, the sun will burn through its last gasp of hydrogen and start burning helium instead.
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The Japanese-owned Mitsubishi polysilicon plant, which opened in the late 1990s, hasn't committed any major environmental sins, but it does burn through vast amounts of energy.
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Often a founder will raise a Series Seed and plan to "burn through" all that money in 18 months either investing in product or growing the team.
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It is actually expected to burn through the rest of August, and experts predict the escalation in frequency and scale of wildfires will only continue going forward.
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The fires in the Arctic burn through carbon-rich peat soil, releasing stored carbon and contributing to a feedback loop that makes it get hotter and hotter.
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It works, he explained, by fooling cells into thinking that they are running out of energy, causing them to burn through more of the body's fuel reserves.
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The drop in oil prices has been a blow to Saudi Arabia, Russia, and Venezuela, causing each to burn through cash reserves and scale back budget projections.
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And one day, about 4 billion or 5 billion years from now, the sun will burn through its last gasp of hydrogen and start burning helium instead.
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Spending as much as a month with each person in such a condensed amount of airtime means the show can burn through a greater amount of story.
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Wearing a welding mask, Anthony sweeps the bright light across a room and uses the focused lasers to pop balloons, scorch wood, and burn through a computer case.
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Neither one of us wanted him to burn through all his savings, so I started paying the majority of our grocery bill, with him contributing $60 each month.
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But the carmaker's operations continued to burn through cash, and Chief Executive Elon Musk told analysts on a conference call that he may ask Wall Street for more.
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Don't scale pre-maturely, or you will burn through the cash you have too quickly and not have enough time to reach breakeven or your next funding milestone.
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As the company begins to make money rather than burn through it, fewer funding rounds will be needed to get on its feet as a grown-up enterprise.
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China has recently accelerated the depreciation of the yuan, which some economists take as an indication that Beijing realizes it cannot continue to burn through its currency reserves.
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That's just slightly less than Huawei's 4,500, but again, the Mate X is 5G by default — which means it's going to burn through mAhs at a faster rate.
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Mr Son is, for example, trying to orchestrate his various ride-hailing investments so that they do not burn through so much cash by competing with each other.
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At that meeting, top OPEC exporter Saudi Arabia rejected the production limits that have historically been used to cap output, burn through oversupply and prop up crude prices.
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The NFIP program will have to ask Congress for more money to cover payouts as Harvey and Irma burn through its on-hand cash and current borrowing authority.
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That suggests that refinery activity is not being driven by demand for gasoline, but by abundant supplies of crude oil that refiners need to burn through, he added.
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Meanwhile, Uber's balance sheet — cash and convertible debt — shoots up to $11 billion, which is sure to come in handy as the company continues to burn through capital.
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A new season of "Peaky Blinders" will be available on Netflix later this month, so settle in this weekend and burn through the first 12 episodes in preparation.
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And don't worry about the memory, the phone can support up to a 256 GB micro SD card in case you burn through the 8 GB internal memory.
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The vehicle failed to fire its engines at the correct moment, causing it to burn through precious fuel as it attempted to stabilize itself on a wayward course.
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Moreover, founders who can raise large amounts in the beginning tend to be less frugal and often burn through too much cash before their progress really kicks in.
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But Lebanon is starting to burn through its reserves, which many in the country argue should be kept for funding its import needs rather than paying foreign creditors.
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If a company has not yet identified cost-efficient marketing channels that are scalable, they are more likely to burn through our capital experimenting and testing to find them.
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As for the skepticism surrounding Uber's lofty $20199 billion valuation, the eye-popping figure seems unachievable considering the company isn't profitable and has and continues to burn through cash.
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Invariably they burn through much of their early-stage financing runway before working on their core product enough to secure the proof points necessary for follow-on investment rounds.
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To write was to drink, to smoke, to stay up all night, to burn through money, to eat what you please, and to never do any kind of stretch.
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I figured that by the time I'd finished breakfast at the Pancake House in Liberal (top three pancakes I've ever had) the sun would burn through, but it didn't.
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If not extinguished, officials are worried the blaze would burn through the winter, further driving up the already massive ice melt Greenland has experienced this year amid record heat.
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The program, however, needs more than a financial lifeline: Without major, long-term changes, it will just burn through the $16 billion in savings and be back for more.
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Using 5G data will count toward the unlimited plans' throttling caps (50GB and 100GB of total data usage), though, which means you could burn through those limits pretty quickly.
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South Africa's debt is set to soar to more than 50 percent by 2020 as state firms, including power utility Eskom and South African Airways, burn through government guarantees.
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In a note explaining its view on the company last month, Fitch Ratings said it expects Sears to burn through between $210 billion and $264 billion in cash in 21.5.
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A separate note from Pacific Crest said Solar City's operations are expected to burn through some $400 million in cash next year, with non-GAAP losses of almost $1 billion.
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You can burn through a tremendous amount of money on day 1 when you have no name recognition and community and brand trying to launch a channel out of nothing.
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If OPEC reaches a deal in November, the market can more quickly burn through huge crude stockpiles, and oil prices may recover to $55 to $60 in 2017, he said.
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But it remains to be seen if the margins and potential gains are worth a move, particularly when Uber and Ola continue to burn through money competing with each other.
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Putin balanced his comments with a call for financial prudence however, saying he did not want the government to burn through reserve funds or to take on more state debt.
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I start season two of Atypical on Netflix and burn through a couple (more like five) episodes before heading upstairs to bed a little on the late side (after midnight).
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The company's earnings report on Wednesday showed a narrower-than-expected loss as Tesla continued to burn through cash — but investors seemed to have weathered all of that just fine.
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There's a stamina meter tied to running that you burn through extremely fast, but because you can spend the whole game just zapping whatever you find, its limitations are muted.
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We both have very different approaches toward managing money—Silvia saves every penny for our future, while I burn through cash going to as many gigs and restaurants as possible.
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However, the race to bring its product to market led the company to burn through around $50 million per month as of March 2018, as first reported by Business Insider.
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If not, Uber will burn through its remaining estimated $6.6 billion in cash and go out of business in three to five years, and he'll be its final chief executive.
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But Monte dei Paschi, which has already cut some 30 billion euros in bad debts and still struggles with profitability, can ill afford to burn through its capital reserves further.
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Saddled with a high monthly rent, I fear my relative will burn through the proceeds on the sale of his home in a few years and be left with nothing.
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That's how he managed to burn through an unprecedented number of campaign managers, while firing a national security adviser, and perhaps a chief of staff, within his first 100 days.
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The billionaire frontman for New York's racist stop and frisk policy appeared to be buying an election, or was at least willing to burn through 22018/22.5th of his fortune trying.
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You either have to start stalling to make it last an entire season or you have to ramp it up so much that you burn through whatever you still have left.
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Red giants are formed when middle-sized stars, such as the Sun, burn through their final reserves of hydrogen, which causes the star to expand and shed their outer gassy layers.
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Eventually, the gas it's ejecting—at speeds far in excess of the speed of sound—will burn through the cloud of dust and gas, revealing the star in all its glory.
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In a tight labor market with just 3.6% unemployment, the ride-hailing companies may soon burn through the whole pool of workers willing to do these jobs, writes WSJ's Christopher Mims.
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Comcast charges $12/GB on its By the Gig plan, so of course it's willing and ready to let you burn through that data and rack up a nice hefty bill.
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Tesla continues to burn through cash at a bonfire rate, and doubts remain that CEO Elon Musk can deliver his new mainstream electric Model 3 at the pace he is promising.
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But even before getting to in vitro fertilization, the necessary tests and screenings can burn through most of a budget (a single round of IVF can cost $12,000, not including medications).
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Netflix's unsustainable balance sheet Against that backdrop, Netflix warned earlier this month it will burn through another $3.5 billion of cash in 2019, up from its earlier projection of $3 billion.
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But if your child is born prematurely and has serious medical needs or if you are diagnosed with cancer, it is easier to burn through $1 million than you might think.
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When both contestants have the capital to burn through — as they have demonstrated through heavily subsidizing customers and restaurants — the race comes down to which has greater control of user traffic.
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This year wildland blazes are on track to consume 56 percent of those funds, and by 2021 the Forest Service anticipates that fires will burn through two-thirds of its funding.
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With only seven short episodes, there's not a whole lot of plot to burn through, but Lillis' performance never lets you forget the multitude of emotions burning beneath Syd's disaffected exterior.
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While Tesla continued to burn through cash at a much more rapid pace than the previous quarter to hit its production goals, its burn rate was slower than analysts had expected.
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At current rates of device usage, most young people will burn through the famous 10,000 hours Malcolm Gladwell associated with becoming an "elite pianist" over the course of the next decade.
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That vision changed Ginsberg's life, and Blake became a touchstone figure for many radical American artists of the 1950s and his destroy-all-tyrants radar continued to burn through the 1960s.
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Troubled bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena expects to burn through around 11 billion euros of liquidity more quickly than previously forecast, an updated document on the bank's website showed on Wednesday.
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Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency last week and President Trump followed suit on Thursday as the fires continue to burn through one of the most populated parts of the county.
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But the director holds off from making the kind of visionary statement that would burn through the epical thickness of techno-chaff and touch the old questions: Where do we come from?
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While the cause of the fires has not been determined, some 95 percent of wildfires that burn through tangled, thorny chaparral vegetation in California are caused by humans, the Forest Service said.
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The big picture, from Axios' Sara Fischer: Shares for MoviePass' parent company Helios and Matheson plunged yesterday after the company basically conceded that MoviePass' structure is forcing it to burn through cash.
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It's lightweight, doesn't burn through batteries, and is remarkably useful for getting a better look at a poorly lit trail or trying to find a lost phone under a dark car seat.
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The human race falls into two camps: smartphone users who can get by on a few gigabytes of data a month and those who burn through that amount in a few hours.
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Throw on a silk pajama set (preferably one with feathers), slather on a face mask in a fun color, burn through every candle in your apartment, and snap a pic to share.
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But it's also possible that it will simply burn through the money it has and demand Congress give it more, in the name of protecting the US from an invasion of illegality.
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But for now, the fire burning in west-central Broward County near I-75 (a section of road also known as "Alligator Alley"), isn't expected to burn through any cities or towns.
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MoviePass would pay full price for tickets for a while as it proved people loved it, it would burn through venture capital money in the meantime, and eventually, it would rule the world.
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Featured Article: "With California Ablaze, Firefighters Strain to Keep Up" As of Tuesday, two major wildfires continued to burn through both ends of California, driving hundreds of thousands of residents from their homes.
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This marked a change of direction for Intesa, which had been tackling bad debts in-house to boost recoveries and avoid sales that are normally done at a loss and burn through capital.
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"Effectively, a bunch of computers engage in a race to burn through the most electricity possible and, every ten minutes, one wins a prize of 12.5 Bitcoin for the effort," The Guardian writes.
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For example, if you find "Tough Bandages," you'll gain 3 block points every time you discard a card: Suddenly, those cards that make you burn through your hand look a little more beneficial.
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"You have to be able to get these mistakes made and learn from them quickly because you're going to burn through a ton of cash in your first couple of years," she adds.
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Bigger fires in northern and southern California continue to burn through thousands of acres of brush, threatening California's famous wine country and Los Angeles residents alike as responders rush to contain the flames.
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Bigger fires in northern and southern California continue to burn through thousands of acres of land, threatening California's famous wine country and Los Angeles residents alike as responders rush to contain the flames.
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You could just send a dozen photos of your trip to Europe or your newborn in a group text message, but that would burn through everyone's cellular data plans and make you unpopular.
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Even in those simulations,in which healthcare professionals care for models and practice treatments in rapid, high-risk environments, Madad said medical workers can burn through masks and gloves while caring for patients.
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Bloomberg is in it for the long haul, even if he has to burn through a billion dollars to do it — and he is starting to climb above the 15 percent viability threshold.
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He expects GM's retailers in the Rocky Mountain state to burn through their allocations quicker than those elsewhere considering that light trucks make up 82% of their sales, well above the national average.
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That caused the spaceship to burn through 25% of its fuel, so Boeing had to skip docking with the space station — the primary goal of the mission — to save the Starliner from total failure.
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By Friday evening or this weekend, the winds could shift and increase in speed, potentially drawing the fire into a wooded area where it would burn through plentiful fuel and gain strength, Osby said.
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This one is more about creating better habits around data consumption, so you don't accidentally burn through too much data in a day, then end up without any data left before the month ends.
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You can, of course, watch Hulu's regular library of 2D content in a virtual 3D theater as well, including a special 12 Monkeys-themed space in which you can burn through the first season.
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NBD. Whether you have piles of cash to burn through or want something to strive for, we've compiled a list of the coolest things money can buy when you Scrooge McDuck levels of wealth.
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Tech Tip Q. My smartphone isn't that new, but it isn't that old either, and the battery has suddenly started to burn through a full charge much faster than it did a week ago.
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Previously, the finance ministry had said it would burn through the Reserve Fund by next year, which was accumulated over years of high oil prices and stood at $32.3 billion as of Oct. 1.
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The humidity has been tending to rise at night, dampening the fire&aposs spread but "sometimes it can actively burn through the night," warned Anthony Brown with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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If your race time will fall under that 90-minute mark, topping off your glycogen stores does you no good—you'd never burn through all your fuel in a 5K or 10K anyway, Davis says.
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California state officials estimated that if the average hauling distance for sand and gravel increased to 50 miles from 25 miles, trucks would burn through nearly 50 million more gallons of diesel fuel every year.
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Their uranium fuel rods liquefied like candle wax, dripping to the bottom of the reactor vessels in a molten mass hot enough to burn through the steel walls and even penetrate the concrete floors below.
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"Overnight, the fire continued to burn through the roof," Fire and Emergency New Zealand said in a statement, adding there were 26 fire trucks working to fight the blaze, which had started on Tuesday afternoon.
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Also unclear is how much it will cost for people to buy 7493G access — and whether the tremendous speeds will encourage consumers to burn through their cellular data faster than they did with slower technologies.
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So rather than rethink his approach, he's now inclined to burn through administration personnel, even though shuffling the names on an org chart around isn't going to alter any of the fundamentals of the situation.
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Although the tech giant has announced a slate of (expensive) original programming from creators like Oprah Winfrey and Steven Spielberg, it's seemingly not racing to burn through its cash pile and overtake Netflix's years-long lead.
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GE chairman and CEO Larry Culp, who has been credited with saving GE from ruin, told analysts at a Barclays conference that the company will burn through about $2 billion in cash during the first quarter.
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The coming months will be crucial: The companies will burn through massive amounts of cash as they build and launch hundreds of satellites — and OneWeb will do it all without bringing in a dime of revenue.
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According to two sources familiar with the matter, the company is currently looking to trim its workforce and slow down its expansion in order to burn through less cash and be less dependent on fresh funding.
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According to two sources familiar with the matter, the company is currently looking to trim its workforce and slow down its expansion in order to burn through less cash and be less dependent on fresh funding.
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The Tigers have lost four of their last five following a 5-23 surge and they needed their bullpen to burn through 6 2/3 innings after starter Buck Farmer was knocked around in the opener.
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It's been just a few months since Lockheed Martin gave the US Army the most powerful laser weapon ever developed, a ground vehicle–mounted system that can burn through tanks and knock mortars out of the sky.
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It's been a little over a year since Lyft raised its $1 billion round from General Motors, but at the rate on-demand companies burn through capital, it never hurts to have more money in their coffers.
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Sam Sims and Rebecca Allen, economists at the UCL Institute of Education, have identified 122 schools that burn through young teachers, each losing more than three times the average number of newly qualified teachers in 2010-14.
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Like any family-oriented sitcom, it's loaded with easy jokes and hijinks from the show's extremely familiar cast of characters, and it's easy to plop down on the couch with and burn through a couple of seasons.
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Grab your Valyrian steel and burn through this many-faced gallery of cute "Game of Thrones" cast kid pics to see if these fan favorites were raised to be kings, knights, or even a mother of dragons.
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If you have a lot of email to burn through — and you're frustrated that your current app of choice won't let you do work exactly how you want to — Airmail may just be your new best option.
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The high cost of healthcare is a major point of contention in China, where low levels of state health insurance coverage means patients and their families often burn through savings to buy drugs to treat chronic disease.
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When I think back on this period, what strikes me most is how fresh my flint was, how the lightest brush with a larger world could scatter sparks, smoke up my eyes, burn through hundreds of words.
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Our sun will die, tooIn about 5 billion years, our sun will burn through its hydrogen core and begin the billion-year process of dying, during which it will engulf Earth before going out with a bang.
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The BoE had no choice but to burn through reserves for a day until the devaluation to $2.40 was officially announced by Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson for whom the pound was a symbol of national status.
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In his restless, reckless tendency to burn through ever more audacious new styles and subjects, the shape of his career perhaps most resembled his iconoclastic peer Bob Dylan, who incongruously nabbed the Nobel Prize Roth publicly coveted.
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Although historically wildfires may have burned close to the ground, not reaching the tops of all the trees, in a conifer-heavy forest, blazes can rapidly ascend to become explosive crown fires that burn through the canopy.
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There's another problem: In recent years, many experts have argued in favor of letting smaller wildfires burn through forests periodically in order to prevent a buildup of vegetation that helps fuel the biggest and most destructive blazes.
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Your requestYou estimate that you will burn through $23 billion to $53 billion of cash by the end of the year, and that, without assistance, you may soon go bankrupt, perhaps as early as May or June.
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Hazard reduction burning is a practice in which fires are deliberately lit during the cooler autumn, winter and spring months to burn through vegetation, reducing the amount of potential bush-fire fuel during the summer fire season.
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" Even an inflation rate of three percent, the report notes, "could mean that a $100 purchase today would cost $181 by the time millennials retire, which could severely accelerate the pace with which they burn through accumulated savings.
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But Tesla has struggled to meet its production targets for the Model 3, and has continued to burn through cash while two bond payments totaling more than a billion dollars will come due in the next six months.
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Fighting through an early-season slump that he's determined to burn through with the help of his own comically short-term memory, the Houston Rockets need Gordon to be so much more than an accessory from here on out.
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Over the past decade, real wage growth has stagnated, pensions have disappeared, workers are delaying claiming Social Security benefits to maximize payouts, and lifespans are longer, leaving seniors worried they will burn through their retirement savings way too soon.
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There's been a lot of chatter about the increasing use of position players in lopsided games so as not to burn through the bullpen, but there was something perfect about this player and this team and this monumental drubbing.
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But this is Silicon Valley, even in a run-up to an IPO, when companies should theoretically be hyper-focused on profitability, Uber and Lyft seem to be just fine with continuing to burn through cash by subsidizing rides.
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While I don't think Au Bon Pain is going to win any awards for gourmet food, you'd be surprised how often coffee shops in New York burn through their food supply — even my local Starbucks is perpetually under stocked.
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Shop perfume and cologne at ScentbirdYC Batch: Summer 2015If you were to buy and test every single kind of designer fragrance, you'd eventually land on one you really love — and burn through a lot of money in the process.
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Unenviable as this choice might be, it would seem better to do so early rather than burn through yet more international reserves and prolong the need for punitively high interest rates in a futile effort to defend the currency.
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Climate groups argue the Carmichael will burn through a third of the world's remaining carbon budget—the level of emissions we can still put out while managing to avoid the kind of catastrophic climate change that would completely destroy the reef.
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In September, at the Delivering Alpha conference sponsored by CNBC and Institutional Investor, Chanos previously called the proposed merger between the companies "crazy" and "the height of folly" as he estimated the combined company would burn through $1 billion per quarter.
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Losing less than $13 billion a month from foreign reserves isn't threatening; China has almost $400 billion to burn through before it closes on the critical $2.6 trillion level – roughly the minimum China would require under International Monetary Fund guidelines.
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The previous government pursued a strong rupee policy, effectively fixing the rupee against the dollar at a rate that the IMF and analysts said was too high, leading the country to burn through its foreign currency reserves to defend the rupee.
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Speaking of YouTube, here's another trick for the web or mobile: The same settings menu that lets you change the video quality also lets you adjust playback speed, so you can burn through videos at 1.25x or 1.5x the original speed.
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You'll burn through your crowdfunding dollars really quickly if you don't leave room for unanticipated yield losses (products that don't make it to the finish line, for example, rings whose stone had cracked during assembly) and changes in your design.
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In a large wildfire in May 2011 that burned in and around the town of Slave Lake, about 80 miles south of here, some peat continued to burn through the winter, until spring rains and melting snow finally extinguished it.
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He estimates Tesla will burn through $4.7 billion of cash this year reaching a total $10.6 billion of cash burn as a public company by the end of 2017, which is unprecedented for a nearly $60 billion market cap company.
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How do you learn about what kind of content customers are more passionate about that they burn through faster and therefore you want to start the right kind of relationships with creative talent that can build that kind of content?
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This may be a now worst-kept Apple secret: When a new model supersedes a recently released one, the company undoubtedly has tons of stock that it's looking to burn through to make room for more units of the new product.
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"Any outside group is free to burn through its cash before voters actually tune in, and you won't hear us complaining when Democrats do it," said Jack Pandol, a spokesman for the Senate Leadership Fund, the top Republican outside group.
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Mark Papa, a pioneer in the U.S. shale oil revolution, is warning that forecasts for booming U.S. production growth will leave industry watchers disappointed in the coming years as drillers burn through their best wells and tighten their purse strings.
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For nearly 20 years, Adam Lerrick, a conservative economist, has been a vocal scold of global organizations like the International Monetary Fund, arguing that such institutions burn through taxpayer money and foster an insular culture of elitism, bailouts and scant accountability.
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AT&T really wants you to not only subscribe to DirecTV Now, but to bundle it with their wireless plan that won't cap the data you burn through while using the service while you're not tethered to your home WiFi.
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" Bust: "But investors are staying away from scores of initially well-funded startups that once looked like relatively safe bets, forcing these companies to fight for survival as they burn through their stockpiles of cash and scramble for new money or buyers.
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OPEC's cuts have helped push oil back above $50 a barrel this year, giving a fiscal boost to producers, many of which rely heavily on energy revenues and have had to burn through foreign-currency reserves to plug holes in their budgets.
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I actually love the inclusion of Refresh, because it means you can easily deal with status conditions out on the road when you're far from a Pokémon Center, without having to burn through healing items or spend money to stockpile the same.
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Tokyo Electric has ruled out burying the buildings in thick layers of concrete as the Soviets did at Chernobyl, because so much radioactive material remains that it could explode during the burial process or burn through the concrete or into the ground.
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What might be a best-kept Apple deals secret is that, when a new model supersedes a recently released one, the company undoubtedly has loads of stock that it's looking to burn through to make room for more units of the new laptop.
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"I'm told I can have a 2 weeks no pay off or burn through my sick and [paid time off]," a 52-year-old hearing aid specialist, who works in a Washington warehouse in Costco and says she has a heart condition, said.
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Many of them seem to make weird, unforced errors as a matter of course, to say nothing of how so many struggle once they get past season two (CW shows too frequently burn through all their story in that time, and then stall).
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It is a high-fat, low-sugar weight-loss strategy that forces the body into its natural starvation mode, causing it to rely on fat for fuel instead of on sugars and carbohydrates — typically what our bodies like to burn through first.
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The announcement came as the company said it spent $656 million on capital expenditures in the first quarter, and its negative cash flows from its operations reached nearly $83 million during the period, causing Tesla to burn through over $1 billion of cash.
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Embarking on a trip from New York City to Dallas, Texas, title characters Robert Lee (aka drag queen "Ruby Red," played by RuPaul) and his kid companion AJ (played by Izzy G) burn through misadventures, musical numbers, and guest appearances like road fuel.
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He was accused by Mueller of hiding more than $83 million in a network of secret offshore bank accounts to avoid paying taxes, and of later defrauding American banks with phony loan applications after he somehow managed to burn through his cash.
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It fell 6.6 percent against the dollar last year, its biggest one-year loss since 1994, and many market watchers expect it to soften further this year, forcing Beijing to burn through more of its foreign exchange reserves if it wants to stabilise it.
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And as the deadliest wildfires on record continue to burn through the Bay Area, the artist's work in Time magazine has never been more relevant: It's captivating to see his images of flames from afar, but most compelling are those that examine the ugly aftermath.
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The fact that SoftBank trades at a steep discount to the actual value of its assets is testament to the lack of faith investors have in its investment strategy and their worry that it will continue to burn through cash with its investments, said Hendershott.
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Tesla, which continues to burn through cash as it spends on its assembly line and prepares for new investments on projects, is cutting several thousand jobs seeking to reduce costs and become profitable without endangering the critical production ramp-up for its Model 3 sedan.
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In the 1920s, two Harvard Medical School doctors who studied the phenomenon found improvements in epileptics began two or three days into a fast—the amount of time it takes a person's body to burn through their glycogen stores and shift to using ketones.
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That means that, should you burn through that six-hour battery life, you won't have any extra juice to bring the earbuds back to life — you'll have to put them in the case and then plug the case in to charge them back up.
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The country has been hurt badly by the slump in oil revenues and resulting budget hole — the government has had to burn through more than $260 billion worth of foreign exchange reserves and cut social services and public salaries, threatening stability in the kingdom.
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His sudden, steep cut to the price of oil has rocked a global economy already at risk of falling into recession, threatened to burn through Saudi Arabia's cash reserves and undermined his grandiose promises of new investments to lessen the kingdom's dependence on oil.
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Argentina's assets tumbled in the wake of President Mauricio Macri suffering an unexpected bruising primary election loss this month at the hands of populist-leaning Peronist Alberto Fernandez, with the central bank forced to burn through its reserves to prop up an ailing peso.
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Argentina's assets tumbled in the wake of President Mauricio Macri suffering an unexpected bruising primary election loss this month at the hands of populist-leaning Peronist Alberto Fernandez, with the central bank forced to burn through its reserves to prop up an ailing peso.
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"Far from illustrating how a resolution should proceed, the delays established by the burn-through of Emergency Liquidity Assistance and the dishonest grading of Banco Popular's last stress test made it possible for a number of savvy unguaranteed creditors to get out," he said.
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It fell 6.6 percent against the dollar last year, its biggest one-year loss since 1994, and many market watchers expect it to soften further this year, forcing Beijing to burn through more of its foreign exchange reserves if it wants to stabilize it.
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USDA economists ran an analysis of exports as a share of total production; the time it will take to adjust to new trade patterns; the observed price impact; and the measurement of how long it would take to burn through leftover supplies, the agency has said.
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Besides the cash portion of the deal, another sticking point between the two executives was Energy Transfer's decision to burn through more than $1 billion in cash last year by buying back the company's stock when it traded closer to its peak of $35 a share.
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"Previously, you could burn through two singles quite quickly and there was also a big physical story to tell," said Hannah Neaves, director of marketing and artist development at management company Tap, speaking to the Guardian about the new challenges in pushing UK acts to super-stardom.
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"ExxonMobil's own analysis assumes the world will continue to burn through oil and gas to drive its profits, keeping us on a path toward global temperatures rising well above the 2 degree Celsius threshold," said Kathy Mulvey, climate accountability manager at the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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The problem with this is that theater margins are already slim, and if the big chains decided not to play ball—which they haven't, with AMC launching a rival service—then the company's lifespan would be determined by how long it takes to burn through their investors' money.
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But if it continues to burn through reserves at a rapid rate, some strategists believe China's leaders may have little choice but to sanction another big "one-off" devaluation like that in 24, which would likely roil global financial markets and stoke tensions with the new Trump administration.
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They bring it to the beach, they leave it on a towel baking in the sun, they leave it in their hot car, then all bets are off, because those ingredients are going to break down and then they're not only not effective, [but] you can burn through them.
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An index from cryptocurrency analyst Alex de Vries, aka Digiconomist, estimates that with prices the way they are now, it would be profitable for Bitcoin miners to burn through over 24 terawatt-hours of electricity annually as they compete to solve increasingly difficult cryptographic puzzles to "mine" more Bitcoins.
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With 650 employees, Jean-Paul Clozel expects to burn through Idorsia's cash in about two years, before his drug hopefuls generate revenue - typical of the biotech industry where the risk of pipeline failures is ever-present but the rewards of striking paydirt, as was the case with Actelion, can be vast.
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The all-you-can watch movie theatre subscription service MoviePass, now with 3 million paying users, continues to burn through cash, and today its majority owner announced one more way it might continue to finance operations and its growth as some investors and observers raise questions about its financial future.
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After the company's decision to withdraw its initial public offering and the recent departure of its founder Adam Neumann as Chief Executive Officer, We Company is currently looking to trim its workforce and slow down its expansion in order to burn through less cash and be less dependent on fresh funding.
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THE promise of virgin commercial territory up for grabs, startups vying to lure investors' money even faster than they burn through it, and Amazon trying to capture all the spoils: the recent scramble for the Indian online consumer has had more than a whiff of the late-90s dotcom boom about it.
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In just a few days of exclusive LTE usage, I was able to burn through almost 4GB of data with just my daily workload (Slack, email, lots of browser tabs, lots of Twitter, downloading and updating apps from the Microsoft Store, etc.), which would put me close to 20GB in a month's time.
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If Dlugos ever steps out of the poem, it is to recollect passion not in tranquility but in a lucid fever that ought to burn through any aesthetic objection you might have ("Too New York School" or "Not experimental enough") unless, of course, you need to cling to those ideals to get through the day.
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Paul Kershaw, the founder of Generation Squeeze, a non-profit that advocates for young adults says that even with emergency support, people who live in Toronto, Vancouver, and other high-cost cities will still have a hard time making ends meet because monthly housing costs can easily burn through all or most of that $2,000.
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They spend the rest of the book mourning the loss of the house and of most of their money (though Danny has a trust fund that Maeve urges him to burn through) even as they go on to make functional lives, in Danny's case a prosperous one in real estate, just as his father did.
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They spend the rest of the book mourning the loss of the house and of most of their money (though Danny has a trust fund that Maeve urges him to burn through) even as they go on to make functional lives, in Danny's case a prosperous one in real estate, just as his father did.
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The advantage to this essentially building-sized Xbox is it is cheaper to train soldiers how to accurately fire—they don't have to burn through expensive ammunition, they can practice on moving, reactive digital targets, and they can do so indoors when Harrogate weather makes a day on the range a less-than-ideal prospect.
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To top it off, Tesla is expected to burn through a huge amount of cash in the coming year and it prepares for an international expansion that poses challenges of its own, along with the creation of a vehicle that could be its most important yet, the lower-cost Model Y SUV — all while preparing for looming debt payments.
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"The franchise and customer database does have strategic value and the balance sheet can sustain cash burn through 2018, but absent a change in direction and sudden acceleration in health care system revenue contribution, we see shares lacking a catalyst (without profits, not even corporate tax reform)," Stifel analyst Jim Duffy wrote in a note published Friday.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, for example, tells people who are trying to lose weight to "write down the foods you eat and the beverages you drink, plus the calories they have, each day," while making an effort to restrict the amount of calories they eat and increasing the amount of calories they burn through physical activity.
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