"Parrots are considered to have primate-like cognitive capacities and are thus mainly studied for their intelligence and their vocal communication capacities," Bertin said.
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To play this game of today and of tomorrow, players need their full physical capacities, and they need the full capacities of their brains.
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If these two capacities were distinct one would expect at least some autistic children and schizophrenics to manifest one of these capacities without the other.
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This, Samsung claims, will "lead the charge toward higher capacities for high-performance memory storage" — so, presumably, these cards will eventually come in bigger capacities as well.
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"The industry is increasing capacities, but at the same time infection rates are even increasing faster," Schwan said, adding that testing capacities were limited at the moment.
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The active elderly group did have lower aerobic capacities than the young people, but their capacities were about 40 percent higher than those of their inactive peers.
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The 2860 Evo line is available in 24TB, 22TB, 21TB, 2512GB, and 2256GB capacities in a 139.993-inch size, as well as 2139.99TB, 21TB, 2899.99GB, and 250GB capacities for the m.
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It would have to begin with a recognition that Congress has become too consolidated in an effort to compete with the president's executive capacities rather than exercising its own legislative capacities.
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The X comes in two storage capacities: 32GB and 64GB.
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I work with couples in a number of different capacities.
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But uttering complex, grammatically correct is considered beyond their capacities.
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The previous 16GB and 64GB capacities are no longer available.
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Such capacities belonged, just until recently, only to governmental organizations.
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The notion of hiding one's capacities has taken another knock.
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I don't think we should underestimate women's capacities right now.
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Take your pick from two storage capacities: 256GB or 512GB.
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The state's restaurant capacities must also be reduced by half.
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Get to know the capacities and features of your phone.
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Cocozza cleverly blurs our capacities to judge Mary's narrowing world.
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Several companies offer drives with various storage capacities and prices.
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Nonetheless, it has demonstrated sound capacities to control overall risks.
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Or consider the metaphoric capacities of the triangle or square?
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The iPhone SE is available in two capacities: 2640GB and 2326GB.
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With regard to their minds, men and women have equal capacities.
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Their main concerns are locals' and visitors' safety and housing capacities.
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"Before that age we don't have those reflective capacities," he says.
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It's available with three different storage capacities: 64, 128 and 256GB.
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Capacities: Seating is for four people in the 230i xDrive coupe.
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Jailing its citizens, its minds, its innovation capacities in four walls.
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Capacities: The 8503 Mini Clubman John Cooper Works seats five people.
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They had presumably been involved in the cases in those capacities.
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How are we when it comes to our own empathy capacities?
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The capacities may vary depending on how animal societies are structured.
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"We're all in different roles — different teams, different capacities," she said.
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Nevada, unlike some states, has no laws limiting ammunition magazine capacities.
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"Our current private inpatient capacities are no longer sufficient," he added.
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The coronavirus pandemic threatens to push hospital capacities to the limits.
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They had presumably been involved in the case in those capacities.
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Finally, states must improve their national capacities to respond to epidemics.
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These capacities will come in handy when the political hour calls.
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His strength is the persistent underestimation of his insight and capacities.
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Fortunately, a global initiative exists to improve core public health capacities.
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She experimented with store-bought molds but quickly exhausted their capacities.
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"We see now that Netanyahu feels that Iran's capacities in Syria are vulnerable, that he can target them, that Iran's capacities to strike back are weakened — he took out some of these capacities, probably less than he claims — and that Iran has no significant way to react without risking itself," said Ofer Zalzberg, an analyst at the International Crisis Group.
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However, Sling TV isn't offering infinite storage or even different storage capacities.
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It would, though, keep working with the armed forces in other capacities.
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That and the transcendental meditation, which I've talked about in many capacities.
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The phones will both come in three capacities: 64GB, 256GB, and 512GB.
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It comes in a variety of capacities ranging between 250GB and 2TB.
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The employees worked with Trump in different capacities over three collective decades.
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The West's capacities have been revealed as limited and seldom effectively exercised.
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The iPhone SE is expected to come in 16GB and 64GB capacities.
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But that's very unusual; mostly, injuries or declining physical capacities prevail earlier.
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The Department has at least six high-level civilians in acting capacities.
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Chimps and primates are thought to have the most humanlike emotional capacities.
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Fortunately, I retained enough of my mental capacities to spot the lie.
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There are also restraints in China due to pipeline and terminal capacities.
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These have large capacities, with 1,000 beds and 12 operating rooms each.
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Both of these enhancements still involve major augmentations of certain cognitive capacities.
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In both capacities, a few hours to myself are the sweetest nectar.
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Gleick suggests that our best hope lies in our own creative capacities.
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It irresponsibly questions the skill and capacities of the Argentine management team.
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New facilities and capacities can be adapted and enhanced to address cancer.
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It does not make sense to constrain the technological capacities of law enforcement just because the technology allows it to work more efficiently, but those capacities can also lead to a society whose citizens have nowhere to hide.
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I've moved away from numbers to looking at what are the capacities in society or individuals where — if I or others work on boosting those capacities or traits — I know we have a better chance of having innovative spirit.
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In previous experiments, great apes have demonstrated these capacities, but monkeys have not.
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Increasing investments in infrastructure, production capacities and human capital are the way forward.
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These devices have the brains of smartphones with the battery capacities of laptops.
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Companies' production capacities were well utilised and the labour market situation improved continuously.
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However, Legend's voice would only be available in "limited capacities" in certain contexts.
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Absolutely, its capacities for sorrowfulness, reflection and seriousness are damaged by its enjoyability.
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Capacities: Seating is for five people (two in front, three in the rear).
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Through our work, Healthcare Ready connects public sector needs to private sector capacities.
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KAINE: I look forward to working together in whatever capacities we serve in.
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Government agents speaking in their official capacities do not get First Amendment protections.
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But the women are certainly there, and they're there in many different capacities.
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Still, he is saddled with a criminal record, which diminishes his financial capacities.
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Everyone should work to maximum capacities to find a solution to climate change.
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Mental disorder does not interfere with all capacities, and can sometimes improve others.
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Obama's tour, promoting her forthcoming memoir, has stops at venues with larger capacities.
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RWE would also tap distributing capacities at a possible LNG terminal in Germany.
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Amir Ali Hajizadeh, who boasted about the capacities of Iran's missile defense program.
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Each field calls on different capacities of the mind — philosophy on intellection, critical reflection and cognitive discrimination; art on perception, intuition and visualization — even though bringing a work in either field to completion requires the involvement of all of these capacities.
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In fact, when the researchers compared the active older people's aerobic capacities to those of established data about "normal" capacities at different ages, they calculated that the aged, active group had the cardiovascular health of people 30 years younger than themselves.
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The Constitution did, however, severely limit the administrative and political capacities of federal leaders.
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The most important thing is to first confirm what formats and capacities it supports.
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Its key activities also include scientific research, education and development of anti-doping capacities.
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Crosswords teach me about others' lives and encourage me to learn in new capacities.
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The President, who prefers leaders to remain in acting capacities, never fully endorsed McAleenan.
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That still leaves ways to defend against the regime's threat and blunt its capacities.
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What happens to astronauts' muscle tone or lung capacities after several years in space?
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That makes fast SSDs with big capacities and pro-level performance presumably more affordable.
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The G2199 Plus comes in two capacities — 22GB or 216GB — also with expandable storage.
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But, by contrast, utilization rates of production capacities are crucial to business investment decisions.
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Quality ECEC reinforces equal opportunity in education, preventing social exclusion and promoting learning capacities.
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You have to understand that there's huge variations in the capacities of different countries.
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The country of 1.8 million people has installed only 50 MW of renewable capacities.
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Large-scale exercises -- some involving between 100,000 and 160,000 personnel -- have refined these capacities.
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These capacities and behaviors, therefore, can be construed as precursors to culturally produced language.
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They come in dozens of sizes and capacities, made by hundreds of unremarkable manufacturers.
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Rather, it gives cars autonomous features by making their brains, or deep-learning capacities.
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Charles Darwin was open to the emotional capacities of a vast range of creatures.
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I've worked and traveled there in official and private capacities since the mid-1980s.
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Adolescent brains are still in development and this in turn affects decision-making capacities.
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This means already laying groundwork to expand its call center and claims processing capacities.
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Capacities: Seating is for up to seven people with all three seating rows raised.
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North Korea's own claims about its nuclear capacities are generally viewed with extreme skepticism.
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That's where we reach our optimal capacities of thinking, and our peak of enjoyment.
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But it doesn't replace the protection of our own borders with our own capacities.
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Throughout the course of human evolution, people developed capacities to thrive in natural settings.
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However, it's still keeping the ship circling due to limited storage capacities on land.
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State health systems have different capacities to handle the surge of Covid-19 cases.
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Piech led the German automotive giant in various capacities for more than two decades.
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They also help city and state police departments in various formal and informal capacities.
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Mr. Wu is credited with exploring untapped virtuosic and solo capacities of the sheng.
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Existing pipelines in the production regions are operating at or near their full capacities.
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Comparative psychologists are looking at how those capacities stack up against those of children.
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Despite the infinite capacities of the internet, copyright law and economics have precluded this.
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Choose from a bunch of different colors and storage capacities; prices start at $699.99.
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So it's now the time to think about that and get your capacities right.
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This model is priced competitively to drives of similar capacities from Samsung, Crucial, and SanDisk.
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And there's the rise of intelligent prosthetics, which can provide capacities that biology that cannot.
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Indeed, the body of scientific evidence showcasing the emotional capacities of animals is steadily increasing.
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Scientists have likewise documented a wide range of emotional capacities in great apes and elephants.
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Both are narrow-body jets and they offer the same range and similar seating capacities.
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Science has even shown that without the stimulation of work, our cognitive capacities rapidly deteriorate.
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"Many autistic people are unemployed, or employed much below their actual cognitive capacities," she adds.
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During his 23 years at Goldman Sachs, Kaplan served in various capacities, including vice chairman.
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Each event had different obstacles that challenged the recruits' metal, physical and emotional capacities. Hon.
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Without local capacities, national resources have no vehicle to reach those affected by a disaster.
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"They said, 'Let's close places in Madrid' and reduced capacities of many venues," she recalls.
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"The resources to fight are insufficient on the basis of ECOWAS' own capacities," Sirleaf said.
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It also comes in capacities from 13GB all the way up to 21TB. ""http://mashable.
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This iOS-friendly flash drive is available in two colors and a range of capacities.
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Bernhardt worked at Interior in various capacities, including solicitor, during the George W. Bush administration.
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Akihito's own reign since 1989 oversaw a period of gentle economic decline and diminished capacities.
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As we noted, these capacities are so high that few buyers will ever need them.
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Second, entitlement teaches the recipients to be uncertain or doubtful about their own real capacities.
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Over the years these individuals, as they've served in those capacities, guess what's also happened?
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Previously he had worked for the late Jesse Helms and Trent Lott in various capacities.
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Hamilton mistrusted the political capacities of the common people and insisted on deference to elites.
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"I believe they (Saudi Arabia and the UAE) are overstating their oil capacities," Zanganeh said.
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Their capacities as workers were affected, yet the change had come down from on high.
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"Our capacities do not qualify us into being a host country for refugees," said Nizar.
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As though the self-regenerative capacities of the body and of the environment were endless.
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From there we had people going out to different locations to serve in different capacities.
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That law prohibits federal officials from promoting political candidates or parties in their official capacities.
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The Leef iBridge 3 and the Picture Keeper Connect come in a range of capacities.
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Capacities have grown, charging speeds have increased, and battery packs are more portable than ever.
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In Nevada, and much of the country, Mr. Skaggs said, magazine capacities are not regulated.
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Yes, cheating of this sort does slightly damage other people, by misrepresenting their relative capacities.
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In three different professional capacities — as editor, translator and writer — I bristle at this notion.
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The short span of human life and imagination limits our capacities to anticipate the unexpected.
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And in particular, they want to develop the governmental capacities to resist any outside influence.
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Mr. Vaughan served the Cunningham company and school in various capacities for a half-century.
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Friends with greater lung capacities showed me some of their secrets, and I started practicing.
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Many find volunteering, in all the above capacities, to be both rewarding and personally therapeutic!
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Ivanka represents the US in several capacities and has done so at high-level meetings.
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As our diagnostic capacities regarding dementia increase, more and more people face this distressing news.
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With the announcement, Bamburi joins other Kenyan cement companies that are increasing their plant capacities.
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Depending on the model, Tesla's vehicles have battery capacities that range between 50kWh to 100kWh.
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Trump's venues include fairgrounds and local arenas and civic centers with capacities in the thousands.
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What capacities and capabilities should the Army have in order to be ready (the solutions)?
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We are each other's biggest concern, but we are vastly different in capacities and geopolitics.
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The U.S. government could help Mexico improve both its enforcement capacities and its asylum system.
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But he expanded his technical capacities when he took on work at an exhibition company.
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Will American companies have an incentive to build larger production capacities in their shrinking domestic markets?
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This implies a near doubling on average of companies' spending capacities over the past five years.
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It has to be a full-blooded effort to mobilize the United States in all capacities.
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Battery prices and storage capacities are now approaching a point where sales could feasibly take off.
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Dr. María Rodríguez, who runs the facility, has worked there in various capacities for 24 years.
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She herself is still an escort, and has been one in different capacities for 2400 years.
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Then came the Panic of 220, depleting both the family finances and her father's mental capacities.
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You can find cheaper, smaller non-wireless options (with much larger capacities), including from RAVPower itself.Â
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The pangolin scales trade is bridging the gap between these two groups and reinforcing traffickers' capacities.
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Unbowed, state legislators have proposed a suite of bills that would increase local rent-control capacities.
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Samsung's new UFS (Universal Flash Storage) microSD cards come in 32, 13, 128 and 256GB capacities.
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During her first few years in the department, she served in both firefighting and administrative capacities.
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We're over-scheduled, under-managed, and ever evolving our capabilities and capacities for work and innovation.
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Both groups exploit major security vulnerabilities in Afghan cities and the state's poor intelligence-gathering capacities.
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In Britain it is the theory that mental capacities are innate rather than acquired by learning.
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Aging isn't just about losing capacities and about saving them with a new activity like tennis.
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Furner, 42, has served in various capacities, including as the chief merchandising officer of Walmart China.
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The Mexicans invested more to improve their own capacities and increased enforcement along the southern border.
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John Legend Assistant will reportedly come out later this year, and only in these limited capacities.
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Instead, the classes are intended to "develop capacities for compassionate leadership," according to its mission statement.
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Researchers will also be able to access and use some cloud computing capacities for their work.
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"Investments are urgently needed to establish basic veterinary public health capacities in developing countries," Evans said.
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Despite their contrasting locations and capacities, the treatment of inmates within these institutions is shockingly similar.
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They'll need to expand their capacities by converting other parts of the hospitals into makeshift ICUs.
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It cuts away the higher realms, the loftiest capacities of humanity, and leaves only the animal.
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And that's an authority that's been used by many presidents in the past in different capacities.
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Such substitutions of government officials sued in their official capacities in court cases are ordinarily automatic.
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We are using technical capacities of our company to join action related to protection against coronavirus.
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The silver lining is that China has much stronger response capacities than fragile West African states.
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An additional 5,000 active duty service members will be on hand to serve in ceremonial capacities.
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"Capacities are fully stretched and time is needed to process orders," he said in a note.
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Third, liberal democracy is built on a faith, a faith in the capacities of individual citizens.
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"You have creative capacities that no one else has except for God," he told the audience.
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In both capacities, she exudes a quiet but commanding serenity that defuses tensions and restores perspective.
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Supercomputers are differentiated from mainframe computers by their vast data storage capacities and expansive computational powers.
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It was so far beyond my capacities at the time that I had to give up.
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GAZPROM SAYS AGENT COMPANY TO BOOK TRANSPORT CAPACITIES FOR 5 YEARS OF 225 BILLION CUBIC METERS
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There is plenty of precedent for presidents reaching across the aisle to bolster their governing capacities.
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The Zip is available in 15 liter and 203 liter capacities for $189.95 and $219.95, respectively.
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Mr. Evey worked in several capacities at Getty, but ESPN was his most high-profile project.
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Indeed, it's difficult to infer physical capacities, movement styles, and behavior from fossilized etchings carved onto rock.
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"We have relatively limited spare capacities and we are using a significant part of them," he said.
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"I have every desire to pull those Guardsmen back and assist in other capacities," Newsom said Thursday.
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These dual capacities were likely a very good adaptation in an African ecosystem teeming with dangerous predators.
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Libya has limited refining capacities and some fuel gets smuggled abroad, as the country heavily subsides petrol.
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And there's no question PragerU videos are making their way onto campuses in at least semiofficial capacities.
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There is abundant evidence now that parrots possess cognitive capacities and sensibilities remarkably similar to our own.
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It comes in a number of capacities, but I think $210 for 1TB is a solid investment.
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Falconer has worked for the Avon Police Department for several years, in multiple capacities, Nellis said Monday.
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A few random genetic mutations are incapable of producing new, highly complex capacities such as winged flight.
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It could also enable battery capacities to grow by as much as 45 percent, the researchers say.
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The upside is that they can be charged very quickly and retain energy storage capacities over time.
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Comey said he never had that concern about the two previous Presidents he'd served in different capacities.
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As Facebook says, virtual and augmented reality glasses could use brain reading even in very limited capacities.
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It's also available with an optional internal SSD for extra storage in 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB capacities.
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The report also said Long used government resources in nonofficial capacities, including during a trip to Hawaii.
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Casey Affleck followed in his brother Ben's footsteps and has worked with his brother in different capacities.
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The result is a great global marshaling of human capacities, for purposes that remain undefined and indefinite.
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John McNamara McNamara had worked at the Capital Gazette in various capacities for more than 20 years.
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" And the Illinois constitution supports "the educational development of all persons to the limits of their capacities.
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"PAN" is an ambivalent paean to the Greek goat god, depicting his capacities for creation and destruction.
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In a host of capacities, we are all potential victims of wrongdoing by corporations and government entities.
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Too often we look back not in anger but in awe, at least of our own capacities.
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All devices are identified, authenticated and connected through cloud servers that sport huge processing and storage capacities.
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Until now, WT:Social has had a waiting list for new users due to its servers&apos capacities.
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"We'll start to see different capacities being improved upon in relation to the general population," he said.
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He is a quarter Cherokee, and his parents have worked for the Cherokee Nation in different capacities.
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Max payload capacities for the Rivian and Tesla are an estimated 1,760 pounds and 3,350 pounds, respectively.
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Treasury rejected Exxon's claim that it believed there was a distinction between Sechin's personal and professional capacities.
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Their appeals for more support showed they had "lost a lot of field capacities", the source said.
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"When I worked as a controller, in accounting capacities, we used it quite often," Mr. Guidara said.
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So we need the prototypes to start integrating those capacities and burn down some of that risk.
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Her main goal is to heavily increase the number of solar capacities by simply staying the course.
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"The motivation to invest into new capacities is falling," said Mahesh Vyas, chief executive officer at CMIE.
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Finally, American counterterrorism and homeland defense capacities have improved by an order of magnitude since Sept. 11.
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Wearables and the Internet of Things are pushing the boundaries to enhance human intellectual, physical and psychological capacities.
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Women working in professional capacities continue to be excluded from their duties when dealing with the Iranian delegation.
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Overall, "what this case pushes toward is a pretty strong separation of official and personal capacities," says Grimmelmann.
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We'd gotten this far together, and I hoped I could interpret that to mean we shared certain capacities.
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The Dominator Platinum RGB sticks come in packs of two, four, or eight with different capacities and frequencies.
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We expect to see it fall even more, especially as models with even larger capacities hit the market.
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She has been part of the Black pop culture landscape in different capacities since I was a kid.
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People used to have time to digest information, and leaders were better regulated by higher capacities for shame.
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The researchers think that most of them are giving the dark flies enhanced chemical signaling and sensing capacities.
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Throughout her career, Raskin has worked across the public and private sectors in both legal and regulatory capacities.
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The Nintendo Switch is a tiny console with tiny controllers all powered by tiny batteries with tiny capacities.
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"Look, we're moving into a new era here where a number of countries have significant capacities," Obama said.
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RAM is currently rumored to stay the same, at 4GB, and there's no word on higher storage capacities.
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Eventually, brain chips could be used to supplement and boost cognitive capacities, resulting in increased intelligence and memory.
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"We can be really transformational if we build the capacities of communities to do it themselves," she says.
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EPS, listed on Euronext, sells hydrogen-based systems for energy storage with capacities up to hundreds of megawatthours.
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Most motorcycles sold in the U.S. are far larger, with engine capacities of more than 601 cubic centimeters.
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So I approached four couples who all have thirds in various capacities to gain insights from their adventures.
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In 2010, MainOne became the first private subsea cable to bring open-access broadband capacities to West Africa.
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Citizenship questions have been on the census under past administrations in other capacities, such as long-form questionnaires.
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He also ran hoops camps and later worked in high-profile marketing capacities for Nike, Adidas, and Reebok.
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That result was replicated in recent study of competitive swimmers, in which the athletes improved their lung capacities.
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As the capacities of personal computers have grown, so, too, have the world-building possibilities of Football Manager.
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Apple will offer the iPhone SE 2 in 64 GB and 128 GB storage capacities, Kuo also reported.
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The system leaves no room for one of the most basic human capacities, the capacity for self-deception.
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This dazzling 27-minute score explores the sonic capacities of the orchestra with bracing imagination and sizzling energy.
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I have served in both capacities, and my experience raises serious questions about the Giuliani mission to Ukraine.
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South Korea, India, Brazil, and especially China are following our model, dramatically growing their science and technology capacities.
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How we address this type of crisis now will determine the expectations and capacities for times to come.
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"Refineries which are running at maximum capacities may instead run a little lower," one of the sources said.
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The Audi and Jaguar EVs deliberately use only 220 percent and 2279 percent of their battery capacities, respectively.
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Another challenge is that claims information currently rests in myriad computer systems with greatly varying capacities and formats.
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And this comes from a person who has worked in this business in different capacities for 6900 years.
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"A lot of towns don't have sufficient planning capacities," said Marcel Fratzscher, head of the DIW economic institute.
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The high-volume airports have greater capacities and more advanced security measures than smaller locations, the documents say.
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I was laid off from a company where I had worked in several capacities for about two decades.
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The capacities of autonomous weapons are designed by humans, programmers whose intentions are written into the system software.
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"We're at the limit of our capacities," Jean Sibilia, dean of the medical faculty at Strasbourg University, said.
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The economist Zhang Jun and others have also argued that much of China's technological capacities are overstated anyway.
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But the real fault lies with the Bush White House, which had marginalized FEMA and degraded its capacities.
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A truly serious downturn could trigger huge robotic futures sales that could overwhelm the capacities of the traders.
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The revised IHR asks countries to build out their disease surveillance capacities and report public health crises immediately.
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She would bring both her lawyerly and her ministerial capacities to bear on the case of Raymond Crump.
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The White House said 4,000 federal employees are currently tasked with responding to the storm in various capacities.
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Britain and Germany, for example, have built large capacities in clean-energy sources like wind and solar power.
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At a minimum, it would be wise to extend it and further reduce their capacities for nuclear overkill.
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It's worth noting that other 2020 hopefuls have also been active in the tech space in different capacities.
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The legislation would bolster training, improve technical capacities and require collaboration with both law enforcement and social service providers.
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It names North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem and Cass County State Attorney Birch Burdick in their official capacities.
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Bangladesh and Pakistan are two of the relatively new buyers, both expanding import capacities and looking for new supplies.
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"We have significant capacities to increase production but we will prioritize market stability and removing oil glut," said Ghadhban.
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The carrying capacities of these diets were massive improvements over the current land use that supplies our Western diet.
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What's more, the discovery of E. sandersi suggests both of these capacities existed at least 27 million years ago.
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A machine or algorithm could be as smart—if not smarter—than humans, but still lack these important capacities.
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Because people's underlying capacities vary considerably, you're not going to design a social policy that overcomes that intrinsic inequity.
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As production ramps up, led by the car and electronics industries, battery capacities are increasing and prices are falling.
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We should leave the logistical capacities open and once it becomes possible to come back, we should do it.
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Many rappers from T.I. to Ghostface Killah have made appearances in Marvel films, but it's usually in smaller capacities.
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Russian Doll: The Game: Much like other popular games, Russian Doll offers unlimited capacities in which to die. Levels!
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He added that the idea was part of broader proposals to better serve the "wishes and capacities" of recruits.
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In these capacities, she is responsible for the brains of NextEV's autonomous, electric vehicles and the overall user experience.
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In these, and our shared capacities as members of the Education Commission, we know the power of an education.
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Samsung has in fact been steadily launching flip phones, albeit mostly in limited capacities and only in select markets.
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I want that in all these fields we keep our European (industrial) capacities, which has to happen through consolidation.
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Rather, it is the effective bringing forth the virtues and good sense found in the given capacities of citizens.
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Modi should simply focus on his country's long track record of building human capacities in South Asia, she continued.
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Vincross also announced Tuesday a new developer kit called Mind to serve customers at all levels of building capacities.
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Clothes washers are another example of the energy efficiency success, with tub capacities growing larger and energy consumption declining.
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The buildings are not identical; they have different configurations and capacities, with apartments ranging from two bedrooms to five.
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Solid-state drives are more expensive to make and typically come in smaller capacities compared to hard disk drives.
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"The participating firms have strengthened their capital positions and improved their risk-management capacities," said Fed Governor Daniel Tarullo.
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"I never had a baseline sense of myself, of who I am, of what my capacities are," she said.
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And despite that difference, it lists for roughly the same price for similar capacities as the SanDisk Extreme Pro.
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In a recent PBS film, Watson alleges that, because of genes, white and black people have different intellectual capacities.
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If you're a woman with reproductive capacities, your menstrual cycle is one of the baseline indicators of general health.
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The artist's tenacity carried her through to a slew of national and international clients in editorial and advertising capacities.
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"We all know Marin's capacities when he plays his best tennis," Bjorkman said in a telephone interview last week.
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Alongside its high-tech surveillance capacities, China has relied heavily on old-fashioned neighborhood policing to enforce its lockdown.
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Most Harley motorcycles sold in the U.S. are far larger, with engine capacities of more than 601 cubic centimeters.
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The men worked in various capacities with Viktor F. Yanukovych, the onetime Ukrainian president and a pro-Russia politician.
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An unsettled North Korea policy in Washington under President Trump, he added, makes maximizing Japan's own capacities more urgent.
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CPC Blend oil is delivered to the international market via tankers with capacities of 85,000 tonnes and 135,000 tonnes.
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Her partner in life and work, the filmmaker and artist Shoja Azari, often works with her in various capacities.
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"We are getting closer to finding out what capacities are needed to play on a good level," he said.
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You just move through the day experiencing a series of awarenesses of what's gone in terms of your capacities.
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Solid-state drives are more expensive to make and typically come in smaller capacities compared with hard disk drives.
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Other lucrative tech roles on the list work with software development, data management and information security in various capacities.
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The investment rate is very high at over 28% and these capacities should start bearing fruit sooner or later.
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Our headquarters, in Shelby, N.C., has state-of-the-art machinery capable of a high level of production capacities.
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Different patients have different lung capacities, which means you can't just hook up random patients to the same ventilator.
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Foreign investors poured money into Qatar's gas liquefaction capacities, and it started shipping liquefied natural gas the world over.
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Some of these chemicals — maybe some of the new bioelectronic devices — will allow us to improve our cognitive capacities.
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Where mainstream political science has focused on the limits of presidential power, the new administration has embraced its unilateral capacities.
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Known for her ability to communicate through sign language, Koko forever changed our conceptions of primate intelligence and emotional capacities.
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Polaniec constitutes around 5.5 percent of power capacities installed in Poland and is the fifth electricity producer in the country.
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The Rugged Thunderbolt USB-C will start at $249.99, but specific pricing for the various capacities hasn't yet been announced.
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The d2 Thunderbolt 3 will be available in 6TB, 8TB, and 10TB capacities, starting at $429.99 for the 6TB model.
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Toyota has a range of projects underway targeting improved mobility for users with limited or impaired capacities, including senior citizens.
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The flow is overwhelming the financial and administrative capacities of host countries to provide education and health services, Stein said.
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The inexorable march of increasing storage capacities continues today with the announcement of the world's first 1-terabyte microSD cards.
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Models with other storage capacities are also on sale, so choose the one that's the best fit for your needs.
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On paper, the Pixel 3a and 3a XL have even larger batteries, with capacities of 3,000 mAh and 3,700 mAh.
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Scientists would like to genetically modify animals in the wild by adding, removing, or introducing entirely new traits and capacities.
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The sale is limited to all colors and capacities of the Verizon Pixel 2, and requires a two year contract.
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Eventually, conscious AI may be imbued with similar emotional capacities, which would elevate their moral status by a significant margin.
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Google is also actively working with the US intelligence and defense complex to integrate its AI capacities into weapons programs.
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Their manpower has helped pro-government forces hold ground in various battles, helping fill gaps in the Syrian army's capacities.
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Because of their intellectual and emotional capacities, cetaceans are highly susceptible to the adverse effects of chronic boredom in captivity.
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They were not worried years ago about diminished seating capacities at Paralympics sites or about having to limit transportation options.
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The UK, America's strongest ally, works with the US in many capacities, including performing joint exercises with the US military.
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The Hatch Act prohibits government employees from using their official capacities to endorse or campaign for a candidate seeking office.
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She has 30 years of experience in the field of disabilities in a variety of support, management, and advocacy capacities.
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Available in 16 GB and 32 GB capacities, this SD card is cheap in price without being cheap on quality.
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This Lexar comes in capacities from 32 GB to 256 GB, with a price ranging from about $13 to $60.
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Appelbaum has worked with Tor, a software program which enables anonymous web browsing and communication, in various capacities since 2004.
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But other women who worked with Trump in professional capacities said that he had been a good mentor and colleague.
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To learn more, we asked students about their innovation intentions and capacities, their higher education experiences, and their background characteristics.
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Previte cautioned against reading too much into the positive news given residual issues in that market, including large excess capacities.
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And of course everything is done to further slow the spread at the moment in order to save medical capacities.
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Worse, since its economy already has some huge excess capacities (think newly built ghost towns), government stimulus isn't very effective.
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Many are operating well past their capacities and reports of grim and dangerous conditions have roiled an already tense debate.
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But then there is an artistic tradition of making musical work that pushes us to the edge of our capacities.
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Incredible memory capacities are latent inside all of us — we just have to use the right techniques to awaken them.
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He was not — as 19th-century Symbolists influenced by neurological literature may have believed — a creative madman with visionary capacities.
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AI is used to identify drug targets by leveraging neural networks' capacities to analyze enormous datasets and determine targeted proteins.
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Shelter capacities have hovered close to 90 percent since at least May, compared to about 30 percent a year ago.
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Other cities' theaters have struggled to stay open by reducing theater capacities, allowing moviegoers to maintain distance from one another.
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But what the obsession with tiny variances actually asks is: In what capacities are this leading man's perfections most perfect?
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All these capacities still feel like the stuff of science fiction, and none of them involve Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook.
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People have the mental capacities to make ambitious plans, yet almost no time at all to put them into practice.
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Back in April, he called upon all federal agencies to do their part to promote competition in their own capacities.
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"I try to build capacities of municipalities so that they provide services to young children and their caregivers," he said.
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Available in 2.65, 5, and 10-gallon capacities, each comes with everything you need to create an underwater fluorescent seascape.
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"Foxes are animals with incredible capacities for adaptation and survival and are masters in stealth and cunning," Ramello tells me.
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Mr. Freedman's associates say he continues to advise international clients in various capacities that do not trigger lobbying disclosure requirements.
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"I can see why people say there are parallels, but the capacities of the political leaders were different," Ferguson said.
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His ambitions quickly outgrew the local nurseries' capacities, so he ordered tractor-trailers filled with trees from the West Coast.
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The addition of solar capacities throughout the U.S didn't help the environment as much as coal getting naturally phased out.
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Craig said based on the severity of the allegations, the two officers aren't able to serve in their policing capacities.
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Saudi Arabia blamed the attack, which knocked out half of its oil producing capacities, on Iran, an allegation Iran denied.
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We could be closing some of these less efficient plants or smaller capacities so we can have a better throughput.
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The moral claim behind school-choice mechanisms is that they increase disadvantaged students' access to such schools and such capacities.
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Third, China constitutes a different type of challenger that is able to mobilize economic capacities that rival the United States.
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The lawsuit names North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem and Cass County State Attorney Birch Burdick in their official capacities.
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The program covers carbon dioxide emissions from approximately 168 electric power plants with capacities to generate 25 megawatts or more.
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Stress is what happens when we operate at the edge of our abilities, and stress almost always expands our capacities.
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It encourages everybody to make the best of their capacities — holds that we have a moral responsibility to do so.
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We were reconnecting with gesture and touch, and their capacities to register other kinds of information not available through logic.
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Some have identified his behavior as a lack of institutional forbearance, or restraint, in the use of all available capacities.
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It just released its Phase One Report, a deep look into the capacities and potential of subnationals to reduce emissions.
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Experts say China currently sees buying technology from American companies as a key strategy for developing its own manufacturing capacities.
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"The disorientation can be very anxiety provoking," he explains, as can the loss of control that comes with compromised mental capacities.
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While people still shop in person more often than they do online, consumers have increasingly high expectations for stores' technological capacities.
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It won't be easy, since the inflation in Bitcoin's price has driven a frenzy of participation that strains these companies' capacities.
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Now, using artists' capacities for insight, imagination, improvisation, and innovation, we all have the power to thrive in a dark time.
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Hrafnsson worked in various capacities for WikiLeaks between 2009 and 2016, with his last official role being that of a spokesperson.
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The Competition Authority also expressed concerns that private owners might be inclined to manipulate transmission capacities to profit from power sales.
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His retrieved body was maimed and unrecognizable; his murder reverberated throughout the nation as a severe example of racism's malevolent capacities.
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If Bach's suites fascinate him, it is partly because they exploit the cello's capacities more satisfyingly than any other music has.
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There's a lot at stake: Unrealistic expectations about caregivers' capacities put the health of seniors -- and caregivers' own health -- at risk.
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I think we were meant to be living as one big family, not as groups delineated by species or mental capacities.
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But in most places the system needs to expand to provide enough chargers of the right capacities in the right locations.
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Entry-level smartphones come with internal storage capacities as low as 4GB, while higher-end models range between 8GB and 32GB.
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Is there anything that reveals the duality of the human condition, that floods our twin capacities for lols and lamentations more?
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"It absolutely bears repeating that so much of our brains' cognitive capacities are predicated on believing what we see," Goldman says.
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"At the same time, the (Chinese) government will be forced to shut down economically unviable capacities and restructure assets," said Shah.
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I also believe that modern institutions could do more to appeal to, and engage, people's capacities for reflection and collective deliberation.
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He asked for NATO's help in building Libya's security capacities "in order to fight more effectively against terrorism and ... illegal migration".
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But, it's undoubted that Silva's presence in both capacities perfectly summed up the wild nature of both industries at the time.
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He coached there and served in other capacities but had a rocky relationship with administrators and was twice fired and rehired.
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As part of that plan, Beijing is aiming to increase nuclear capacities to a total of 58 gigawatts (GW) by 20193.
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Lucas Della Ventura has worked in different capacities at the U.S. State Department, Atlantic Council, and the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Chase also finds that he has to apply at least 15 coats of it for it to display its full capacities.
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The iPhone SE is available in space gray, silver, gold, and rose gold finishes in 16GB ($399) and 64GB ($499) capacities.
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In a statement to CNBC, the State Department pointed out that it has officials "serving in acting capacities" in those countries.
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Two of his senior presidential campaign advisers, Chris LaCivita and Doug Stafford, will serve in similar capacities on the Senate run.
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But he has concluded that, as in the case of SETI, technological capacities developed for other reasons will be a boon.
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Her full-on performance in "Woolf Works" caused a sensation, with British critics marveling at her technical capacities and theatrical prowess.
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North Korea's nuclear and ballistic missile capacities pose an increasing threat to the world, and sanctions have not deterred its belligerence.
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The demand for space of the California State University at the University of California is greater than our combined capacities today.
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It comes in 4 and 5-Liter capacities, and it'll keep your water hot all day without damaging the heating element.
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The roads leading toward the farm were swamped to dangerous capacities, with cars lining the highway in search of parking spots.
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Rama urged his party to engage with those who were angry, to "boost capacities" and to banish nepotism from public administration.
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Apple doesn't list its iPhone batteries' capacities, but trusted specs site GSMArena says the iPhone 20.46 Pro Max's battery is 211,0.503mAh.
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This French Press comes in two capacities, one liter or 1.5 liters, and it's made out of 18/10 stainless steel.
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The judge on Mercedes's case was Carol Sherman, who had worked in family court in various capacities for nearly forty years.
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The EMIEW3 is the third generation of Hitachi's humanoid robot, and is designed for use in service capacities like this one.
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It takes the responsibility seriously but it does not have the capacities and stability to ensure the implementation of these commitments.
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When Amazon does a big deal, it is looking for explicit capacities it lacks in areas it has already found challenging.
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And a 2016 poll found that the overwhelming majority of Americans oppose churches or pastors endorsing candidates in their official capacities.
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On Monday, following mounting criticism of the federal response, Trump administration officials promised a rapid expansion of the country's testing capacities.
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The carrier joins its larger rival Qantas Airways in reducing both international and domestic capacities more than once in quick succession.
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She argues that architects can learn from Latin America's informal housing, where people construct according to their needs and their capacities.
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Those of us who grow do so by developing our moral imaginations and expanding our carrying capacities for pain and bliss.
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In other areas of modern warfare, however, Britain's capacities are more highly regarded, especially in cyberdefense and cyberoffense, intelligence and space.
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The pandemic threatens to push their capacities to care for patients to the limits as infection rates swell across the country.
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However, emerging infectious diseases, like COVID-22020, have the potential to fully overwhelm local, state, federal, and international capacities to respond.
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Longstanding prejudice against women, their capacities to reason, and their right to teach had left women out of philosophy for centuries.
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Harder has also used his legal talents to represent both President Trump and first lady Melania Trump in their individual capacities.
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On tariffs, Rockwell notes its flexibility in global sourcing capacities as an international manufacturer with customers in more than 80 countries.
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Trump has filled a number of positions, including the secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, with officials in acting capacities.
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"The sheer scale of a catastrophic outburst of the dam would overwhelm in-country capacities to respond," the U.N. report said.
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Burmistrova said the arrival of new LNG capacities from the United States was a negative factor for gas prices in Europe.
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Two of these uniquely human capacities (well known in the humanities in general) are that humans alone are meaning-making creatures.
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In their capacities, they help raise money for the campaign consistent with the campaign's policies against pay-for access to Elizabeth.
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"Those individuals, as they've served in those capacities … they've received monies through grants, and sometimes substantial monies through grants," Pruitt said.
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Johnson has been involved with the organization in various capacities for decades but has no direct experience actually running a team.
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In the report, the World Bank calls upon national governments and development partners to invest in strengthening core public health capacities.
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That's because major airlines, for example, are slashing their domestic and international flight capacities, many by more than half, through May.
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Bingochea has been a flight attendant with United for seven years and previously worked in the airline industry in other capacities.
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By testing the creative capacities of a computational system, the test could be a means of determining whether something is intelligent.
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SanDisk is selling the iXpand Base in four storage capacities: 32GB, 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB, for $49.99, $99.99, $129.99, and $199.99, respectively.
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The highest capacities (currently 512GB) are usually very expensive, as the tech that makes them possible is only just out of development.
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These capacities are often considered the exclusive domain of humans and great apes, so their presence in birds comes as a surprise.
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This article originally stated that the battery capacities were smaller, which is not entirely correct based on how the cases are designed.
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NextGen has been consistently interacting with youth voters in various capacities throughout the election cycle, including across 14 HBCUs around the country.
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Since then, Washington has developed an impressive mix of intelligence and special operations capacities that are on the hunt for terrorist leaders.
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Moreover, the electrical generation capacities we have at present do not come close to meeting the needs of an all-electric fleet.
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" As to whether Comey could remain in his position, Pelosi said she had a "high regard" for him serving in "other capacities.
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These internal M.2474.99 drives are available in capacities ranging from 21920GB to almost 299.99TB with prices that could potentially tempt you.
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Rather than dramatically increasing the battery capacities in its new iPhones, Apple optimizes its processors and iOS to achieve greater power efficiency.
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Pipeline operators have benefited from a surge in output from U.S. shale basins, which led oil producers to scramble for takeaway capacities.
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And it's good for them because they save their taxpayers' money that otherwise would have spent on building their own production capacities.
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And it's good for them because they save their taxpayers' money that otherwise would have spent on building their own production capacities.
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And at the top of that list should be never hiring those who are engaged in any dual-paid capacities ever again.
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But as far as opportunities go—if you're talking about straight men such as me—[then] in what capacities do you mean?
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Their manpower has played a critical role in the Aleppo battle and has helped fill the gap in the Syrian army's capacities.
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Now, we're in a world where these manifestos show the necessity of artists as collectives in society with visionary and seismic capacities.
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"AAMD recognizes the different capacities of member museums to implement this change in the near future," the association said in its statement.
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Samsung says it will manufacture the SSD in 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB capacities, and make them available to its customers next month.
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This leaves Congress, and while Congressional capacities to save Aleppo are far more limited, they are not zero, even during a recess.
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My fellow veterans and I want to live great lives, be inspired, do great things, continue serving in a range of capacities.
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Usually, they'd end up saying that these patients were still living biological organisms but had lost the capacities that made them human.
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Mindfulness gurus often begin from the assumption that our mental capacities have been warped and attenuated by the distractions of our age.
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The alt-right, however, attributes the uniqueness and achievements of America to the so-called superior capacities and virtues of Anglo-Europeans.
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"The benefit of the expenditures needs to be more tangible," said Curbelo, who is now working on these issues in other capacities.
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We've always deployed those employees into other areas or into the same department, which has allowed us to increase our production capacities.
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For decades, American manufacturing has been forced to bear the worst of excess global capacities across numerous industries like aluminum and steel.
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Prior to joining Defense Priorities, he served in various legislative capacities on Capitol Hill and conducted legislative affairs for the Cato Institute.
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She worked there in different capacities until 1974, then took a job with the federal Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education.
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The iPhone XS Max also comes in the same three capacities, but each is slightly more expensive due to the larger display.
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While world wars aim to decimate enemies and their capacities for violence, "revolutions" aim to transform violence and oppression by empowering people.
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Another report required by the bill would have to look at the location, capabilities and capacities of U.S. training areas in Europe.
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Basically in all still photo capacities where the average smartphone camera fan might need to use it, the Pixel's camera is strong.
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All nonessential businesses are closed, and on Monday Cuomo ordered all hospitals in the state to increase their capacities by 50 percent.
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The grants for fact checkers are intended to help expand their capacities and translate fact checks to different languages, among other things.
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More than 1,500 Waffle House locations remain open in "various capacities," the company said, with 135 of them operating on limited shifts.
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Dizzying and frantic, "Total Recall" is a deliberate assault on the senses — a warning about how technology is outpacing our sensorial capacities.
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At one of these levels, individuals are trying to build the capacities and create the contexts to live a less distracted life.
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They likewise hold the danger of removing a set of capacities that could be used in defense of justifiable and worthy ends.
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Schools have been closed for more than a week and the typically crowded subways and buses were running at record-low capacities.
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Among his achievements in those capacities was helping to secure the rights to turn Ian Fleming's James Bond spy novels into movies.
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We have the tools and capacities that no other nation possesses, and we should set an example for other nations to follow.
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" Failure to heed his recommendation, Professor Lightman warns, will result in the collective destruction of "our inner selves and our creative capacities.
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Their aerobic capacities were measured by having them ride a specialized stationary bicycle to exhaustion; fitness levels among the subjects varied greatly.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg worried at one point about the fate of the judges who had agreed to serve in both capacities.
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Its check-in and baggage-handling capacities were quickly taxed by Boeing 270 jetliners, and then simply overwhelmed by jumbo Boeing 2265s.
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Many of the GHSA's focus areas, or "action packages," overlap with capacities that would facilitate active identification and treatment of TB cases.
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A conclusive strike that completely incapacitates Kim Jong Un's offensive capacities could thus be justified, which may in turn call for nukes.
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But it may be plants whose capacities are the most head-rattling, if only because we tend to view them as décor.
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But it may be plants whose capacities are the most head-rattling, if only because we tend to view them as décor.
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The computers already have remarkable problem-solving capacities, and it appears to be only a matter of time until they can 'really think.
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The official justification for building many of these capacities was the War on Terror; but the techniques and technologies outstrip this particular goal.
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But she was absolutely wrong when she said women of diminished intellectual capacities or certain medical conditions should not be able to reproduce.
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For all species tested, the ingested indole extended several standard measures of healthy lifespan, including physical ability, response to stress, and reproductive capacities.
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As both Trump and Pence admitted, this is about creating jobs, restoring America's presence in space, and developing its space-based military capacities.
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And in official capacities, Gab is all too happy to engage in that sort of behavior itself, harassing journalists when it sees fit.
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She spent the previous 12 seasons working for the New York Jets in various capacities, including a player personnel assistant from 2007-13.
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I've worked with thousands of victims in a variety of capacities the last seven years, and I know the gravity of your impact.
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"That's why I do believe that we need more European capacities, more European defense, in order to take this part of the burden."
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There's 8GB of RAM and 256GB of PCIe SSD storage, both of which are fine, but higher capacities exist out there among competitors.
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Image: Deus ExMost American adults are nervous about the prospect of enhancing humans beyond normal capacities, a new Pew Research Center poll reveals.
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Trump lacked the ability to make the border wall popular, but his formal capacities to veto bills informed Congress' response to him anyway.
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McAleenan is a career federal law enforcement official who previously served in a variety of capacities at CBP and the U.S. Customs Service.
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The Mobile C50 will be available in 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB capacities, although no formal price or release date has yet been announced.
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The measure will trigger more retailers to seek sources in other countries, where capacities are limited, which will further increase costs, he said.
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Made from a flat piece of etched plastic, it folds into a measuring spoon of various capacities depending on how you hold it.
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In the background, a large video flashes portions of the sculpture, with Allahyari telling her re-envisioned narrative of the dark goddess's capacities.
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For years, carmakers kept pace with European Union CO21.2 goals by shrinking engine capacities, while adding turbo chargers to make up lost power.
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However, the campaigning capacities that parties and their candidates have are the result of work done many years before any one cycle began.
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" Kosovo Justice Minister Abelard Tahiri acknowledged the mission, known as EULEX, "has helped in building the capacities of the rule of law institutions.
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The same $200 discount applies to all capacities, so you can bump it up to 3493GB or 256GB if you need the space.
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But the resources are limited, says Perry, who believes there should be more assistance programs to help professionals in educational capacities understand CODAs.
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SF-based Otherlab had another idea, Wired reports: make drones that can work in single-use capacities, carrying lightweight payloads and then disappearing.
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More generally, it also shows that businesses don't see the need to expand their production capacities because their sales outlook is not good.
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"We are spending the money on engine development and production capacities," Bernhard Heil, vice president of product group powertrain at Daimler AG said.
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He served in the U.S. Air Force from 2002-2014, acting in several capacities stateside and abroad in Kuwait, Qatar, Germany and Afghanistan.
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It is currently tracking about half as many objects as the US Air Force provides data on, but its capacities are fast increasing.
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I got that hotline job, and have continued to work for the domestic violence agency in various capacities for the last four years.
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At times, crowds exceeded capacities and long lines stretched outside the Carolina Theater, a vintage movie palace, and Motorco Music Hall, a club.
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His mental capacities and physical dexterity were unaffected, but the pathology report from doctors at Stanford was grim: the tumor was an astrocytoma.
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I was interested in the program, and had worked with refugees for a number of years either in volunteer programs or professional capacities.
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He has served in a number of Presidentially-appointed capacities in the Executive Office of the President of the Clinton and Bush Administrations.
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Capacities: It can seat up to seven people in passenger mode or be reduced to a two-seater for a small commercial hauler.
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Siemens was making the cuts because the Process Industries and Drives Division in Germany unit's capacities were underutilized, Handelsblatt reported, citing industry sources.
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"It is a testament to Mr. Boente's knowledge, experience, and skills that he was asked to serve his country in these additional capacities."
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Jim Howey worked in various capacities during his 19 seasons in the NFL, including as a back judge, head linesman, and down judge.
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Nonetheless, Graham and his colleagues are right to be concerned about the current crisis, which is testing the capacities of our immigration system.
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Mueller subpoenaed John Kakanis, who has worked as an assistant to Stone in several capacities, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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The religious groups said that houses of worship already can host candidate forums, and religious leaders can endorse candidates in their personal capacities.
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If you think the surveillance capacities of facial recognition technology are disturbing, wait till you see its even less scrupulous cousin, affect recognition.
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Abraaj named three managing partners who would remain with the firm in full-time capacities and as members of the global investment committee.
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The four of us helped advise Trump on his tax plan in various capacities during the campaign and while he has been president.
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Agency regulation became necessary as the problems of a modern industrialized nation overwhelmed the regulatory capacities of states, local governments and Congress itself.
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Most leadership positions in the State Department's Bureau of African Affairs are now staffed by personnel in "acting" capacities — placeholders without much authority.
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Intelligence is a matter of the behavioral capacities of these systems: what they can do, what outputs they can produce given their inputs.
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Danielle Allen We have largely quit intentionally cultivating democratic knowledge — the knowledge, skills and capacities that civic actors need to sustain healthy democracies.
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Hoban invites us instead to imagine power in terms of convergence and alignment, not as the expression of individual capacities in lethal competition.
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Gabon has a poor healthcare system according to the report, with low scores for capacities in medical areas, equipment, and testing new procedures.
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It's still paltry compared to the RAM capacities of some Android flagships; for example, Samsung's Galaxy Note 10 comes with 12GB of RAM.
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But whatever the cause, it's left a White House with limited capacities in a political situation where it has zero margin for error.
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New gene-editing techniques, especially in combination with artificial intelligence technologies, promise unprecedented new capacities to manipulate biological nature — including human nature itself.
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Arrival will offer a variety of battery capacities based on its customers' needs; the current model maxes out at 200 miles of range.
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The victim's family said the injured child still needed intensive rehabilitation and has not recovered mobility in all his limbs or cognitive capacities.
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But the reform-era strongman Deng Xiaoping advised China to "hide our capacities and bide our time" on this and many other issues.
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"By elevating their capacities and capabilities, it allows us to focus on finding ways to counter more significant financial threats," Mr. Novy said.
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Domestic demand is also solid, but labor shortage and limited processing capacities have delayed various construction projects, causing dull market activities, Imamura said.
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We expect Tesla to reach 10% OP margin and generate $3-5bn annual FCF from 2022 onwards, based on known products and capacities.
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We had to leave actually without really offloading the full capacities of what (the convoy) had brought because it was just too tense.
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He's claimed that he works for Trump in other capacities, beyond just being his lawyer, which could undercut his attorney-client privilege argument.
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"From a citizen's perspective, we pay the military to prepare for war, which includes developing capacities that may not be used," Caltagirone said.
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Betting on the Austrians to shop even more online in the future, Austrian Post aims to double its logistics capacities in the medium term.
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Power markets coupling is designed to optimise the allocation process of cross-border capacities through a coordinated calculation of prices and flows between countries.
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Physical fitness as well as a daily routine — Simone is shown shaving her brother later in the pilot — can keep mental capacities in order.
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It also has water tanks of different capacities, which makes it possible to enjoy multiple espresso types with any variety of bean or roast.
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De Santis has served in many capacities with the Impact over the last 26 years, including as a player, head coach and sporting director.
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"These new capacities illustrate the new paradigm confronting petchem (petrochemical) producers," said Paul Hodges of The pH Report, part of consultancy firm International eChem.
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At the time, the buzz phrase was "data lakes" and the company started building its own in order to build out its analytics capacities.
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The device was unveiled in its most recent form — Vuzix has been working on this technology for years, in various capacities — at CES 2018.
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Probert is retiring after 22 years at Bank of America, where he served in a number of leadership capacities in London and New York.
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And Mr Stankey has made clear he wants HBO itself to produce far more programming, which will test the network's capacities as a tastemaker.
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"The problem of surpluses will not be solved if these countries take full advantage of their capacities," Commerzbank chief commodities analyst Eugen Weinberg said.
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But not everyone agrees that human rights should be extended to non-humans—even if they exhibit capacities like emotions and self-reflexive behaviors.
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Image: Getty Reality: We already have computers that match or exceed human capacities in games like chess and Go, stock market trading, and conversations.
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The Chromé is exclusively available in one terabyte capacities, so it's far from the most spacious drive you can have sitting on your desk.
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Spark Delivery joins Walmart's existing grocery delivery service, which has been live in various markets in the US and in varying capacities since March.
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Land-based wind farms in the Great Plains run at about 33 percent capacity, while solar farms reach capacities of up to 20 percent.
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That's why Elevian, led by a team of Harvard researchers, is working to develop medicine that treats aging by restoring the body's regenerative capacities.
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The report also claims the new phone, which will replace the iPhone 5S (still in Apple's lineup), will come in 63GB/64GB memory capacities.
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"Due to the complexity of the infestation and gaps in technical capacities, countries are still struggling to make assessments on the damage," said Tjelele.
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Not long ago while researching my book "Beyond Words," about animals' capacities for thought and emotion, I spent time with free-living killer whales.
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For an artist, whose day job involves honing the senses to their most refined capacities, love is like the medium mixed into all things.
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We think they have certain neural and cognitive capacities that come together that allow them, when exposed to music, to be able to dance.
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"We will respond and we have the full capacities to do so, but we hope it doesn't get to that," Bassil said in Moscow.
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Further testament to failure lies in the ease with which he activates and exploits the most volatile human capacities: fear, resentment, hatred, bigotry, xenophobia.
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Increasing smartphone penetration and new capacities like cloud computing and big data analytics could, in principle, tailor rewarding jobs for every person on earth.
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There are no lingering illusions about the President's capacities: Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called Trump "a fucking moron" and spared us a denial.
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Ever since, humankind across the planet has been building on that capability developing new capacities and technologies to make such follow-on missions worthwhile.
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Similarly, the Pandemic and All Hazards Preparedness Act helped build community capacities at home to address public health threats while supporting needed biomedical innovation.
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Biology teaches that, with respect to the overwhelming majority of human beings, their reproductive functions and capacities are fixed by their genetically determined sex.
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Beyond national territory, cooperating with Mexican intelligence on the border with Guatemala and Belize would be a positive contribution to U.S. human intelligence capacities.
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Stabilization is an approach that integrates the combined weight of diplomatic, security and developmental capacities under unified direction to grow the conditions for stability.
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"There's a fine balance between state budget issues and telecom operator's financial capacities to buy frequencies and then deploy a network," Pannier-Runacher said.
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But proposals to bolster the bloc's military capacities took a major leap forward this month as a result of proposals by France and Germany.
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Among this group of middle-aged men, aerobic capacities ranged from slight to impressively high, and generally reflected the men's self-reported exercise habits.
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You'll have the option of choosing between 32GB and 64GB storage capacities, and like the Galaxy A7 it also comes with a headphone jack.
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"To me it seems pretty sophisticated in terms of the capacities to use so many different materials from different animals," Pinhasi told the Guardian.
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Few things throw us off our game as much as so-called cognitive load: how taxed our mental capacities are at any given moment.
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For the last 10 years, Sabeena Karnik has worked in the paper medium, pushing its boundaries and experimenting with its different capacities and styles.
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All 10 of the stops Obama made during the first leg of her tour were at arenas, with seating capacities hovering around 20 thousand.
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Because of various "affordances" of modern internet technologies, particularly social media, the same signal—a protest of a given size—reflects different underlying capacities.
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And after initially just shrinking their seating capacities, AMC and Regal, the country's two largest cinema chains, ultimately shut down all their US locations.
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The group has been operating in Syria in various capacities, including protecting some oil fields, according to multiple reports in the Russian news media.
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It's based on an understanding of your actual capacities and experiences and on the traits that are required to do the job or task.
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Several dozen Sri Lankans recently returned home after having served the Islamic State in various capacities, including as soldiers, a Western security official said.
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If ventilators are shared among two patients, they would each need to have similar lung capacities and body sizes for things to go smoothly.
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Prior to that posting he had served in various capacities in the Russian embassy in North Korea, including as ambassador from 2001 to 2006.
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It is unclear if Mizelle will be nominated for the role, but the President has said he likes to have officials in acting capacities.
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According to The Korean Herald, some industry insiders are blaming Chinese tourists and merchants for buying up masks, especially those with superior filtering capacities.
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Facebook has been a longstanding and valued strategic partner to PayPal, and we will continue to partner with and support Facebook in various capacities.
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"She would say it's a part of her faith," said Mr. McNeilly, who has worked for Ms. DeVos in various capacities for two decades.
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But they were declining from such a height of fitness that, even as their capacities contracted, the men's fitness stayed above average, she says.
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Facebook has been a longstanding and valued strategic partner to PayPal, and we will continue to partner with and support Facebook in various capacities.
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ORG to Ethos Capital, in your respective capacities, and to facilitate an open and transparent review of the circumstances that led to this proposal.
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The anticipated rapid rise in illegal crossings as we head into the spring and summer months threatens to overwhelm our Nation's law enforcement capacities.
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This is hard to reconcile with the assumption that D.J. has normal cognitive capacities and had been forcibly subjected to sexual abuse by Stubblefield.
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However, many in the group have conceded that The Base isn't yet capable of undertaking covert attacks, though it is growing in its capacities.
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From 2013-2016, he served in a variety of capacities at the Wilson Center, including as a research associate in its Middle East Program.
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This will require many countries to allocate additional resources to develop these new capacities, but these capabilities will provide benefits beyond enhanced TB control.
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Improving active case finding would also strengthen core public health capacities that would be critical during an emerging pandemic or other health security threat.
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"Federal Tax Laws do not preclude officers and directors of charitable organizations from engaging in political campaign activity in their individual capacities," he said.
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It is to live in a world marked more by possibility, fluidity, change and negotiability than by outdated images of fixed natures and capacities.
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But in any case, all of them are unique in their own special way; they have become distinctly creative, they have unprecedented creative capacities.
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Harley's existing range of motorcycles are generally far larger and come with high price tags and engine capacities of more than 601 cubic centimeters.
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The EVO Plus is available in a wide range of capacities from 32GB up to 2563GB and in both SDHC and SDXC card types.
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Not all card types or all capacities will work in all phones and cameras, particularly if you're using a gadget that's a few years old.
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As a result, it started to build up its military capacities in 1954, calling the new branch "Self-Defense Forces" (SDF) to avoid constitutional problems.
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On a worldwide basis, it will play a similar role as Australia, New Zealand or Canada, also strong U.S. allies but with limited operational capacities.
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It is, however, more expensive than traditional battery slabs from the likes of Anker, Ravpower, ZMI, and Jackery that offer similar capacities but less functionality.
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Such countermeasures could include everything from finding ways to mask human scent, through to gene drives that could disable the mosquito's human-specific olfactory capacities.
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You can easily imagine that – owing to these limited production capacities – the soaring domestic demand would boost imports and upward pressures on costs and prices.
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In their paper recently published in Current Biology, they find their battery retained 90 percent of its charging capacities after 200 power-and-drain cycles.
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In gain-of-function experiments, scientists engineer dangerous viruses to have new capacities, such as the ability to find a home in a new species.
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Some scientists reference the old and new research as evidence that dogs have language-processing neural capacities that were previously thought to be uniquely human.
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I'm aware of my capacities, I know that if I go too deep into the red one day I'll pay for it the next day.
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A statement from TenneT said the EU investigation will include calculations on whether capacities approved under European law put foreign providers at an unfair disadvantage.
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If Anakin hadn't been frightened out of his mind about the deadly capacities of Padme's fallopian tubes, he wouldn't have turned to the Dark Side.
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The Omnicharge is available in 13,600 mAh and 20,400 mAh capacities currently selling for $99 and $129, respectively, as early promotional prices during the campaign.
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President Obama said the United States's offensive cyber "capacities" are greater than any other nation at a press conference following G-20 summit in China.
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Meanwhile, every big tech company with big investments in cloud computing is working to develop AI in various capacities, including Facebook, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft.
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In a statement, the firm said "enhanced production capacities in Tanzania and Kenya and higher sucrose levels in Tanzania and Mauritius" led to increased sales.
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I was president for three years [in 1996, 2007, and 2014], and I was on the board in different capacities for more years than that.
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"You need different producers, more capacities with shorter lead times," said Achim Berg, head of global apparel, fashion and luxury practice for management consultants McKinsey.
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This would require a statutory change, along with reallocation of State Department funds to establish in-country processing capacities at Northern Triangle consulates and embassies.
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The previous editor-in-chief, Tatyana Lysova, who has worked for Vedomosti in different capacities since it was founded in 1999, has left the newspaper.
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"That's why I do believe that we need more European capacities, more European defense, in order to take this part of the burden," he added.
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"We will sustain the successful momentum and enhance the capacities of the Iraqi Security Forces in pursuing Daesh, now and in the future," Braga said.
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In a market with volatile demand and not-so-volatile supply-capacities, it is not uncommon that a market can — temporarily — be characterized by overcapacities.
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When storage capacities, screen resolutions, and battery lives all seem to blur together, you'll need some stand out feature to help you make your decision.
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There are about 4 gigawatts (GW) of coal power capacities under construction in Poland, compared with 39 GW installed, but producers say more is need.
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Didi will leverage its strength in artificial intelligence, operational expertise and marketplace strategies to help partners build capacities for connected vehicle operations, the statement said.
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This perception, that women have certain natural capacities that should be free or cheap, has a long history that overlaps with the history of capitalism.
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The Pyrex 4-Piece Glass Measuring Cup Set is ideal for any recipe with its 1-cup, 2-cup, 4-cup, and 8-cup capacities.
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Rather than just continuing to procreate and exploit our capacities and resources on Earth, we should recognize that we and our planet are evolving together.
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"There is a tremendous risk that governments could use technological capacities to monitor the spread of the virus to actually surveil their citizens," he said.
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Boutique gyms I visited once informed me that they were reducing their class capacities and then a few days later that they canceled them altogether.
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The organization is working with Facebook in other capacities, including the company's Coronavirus Information Center and a health alert account on WhatsApp launched last week.
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He questioned Ms. Pelosi's intellectual capacities, saying that she was incapable of understanding the details of a proposed new trade agreement with Canada and Mexico.
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"She has all the capacities to grow, but I don't think she's driven by growth or competitive advantage or making a profit," Ms. Gasparin said.
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He had worked in different capacities for the Village Inn restaurant chain for four decades, ultimately owning nine restaurants, and he was eager for retirement.
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As a result, states like New Jersey have been making their own laws, including limiting magazine capacities and banning ammunition capable of penetrating body armor.
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In these capacities and others, AI will drive enormous cost and time savings compared to traditional testing processes, with far greater care benefit to patients.
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WHO wants to see improvements in testing and surveillance Ryan detail areas the WHO would like to see improvements in, including diagnostic and testing capacities.
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The decision boosts the lending capacities of every country in the euro zone, which should help them dealing with the economic impact from the virus.
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Smaller gatherings will still be allowed, but restaurants, bars and other venues with capacities of fewer than 500 people must cut their occupancy by half.
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" She said that by using a mirror test based on smell, Dr. Horowitz "was able to observe cognitive capacities that we didn't realize dogs had.
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Lawmakers are already pushing for such capacities; acquiring them would amount to a profound change for Japan, whose post-World War II Constitution renounces war.
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I thought that if she and I were at sea for three weeks, with no possibility of escape, we might discover new capacities in ourselves.
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"The expansion that happened by the banks, specifically abroad, will be reviewed and the banks will regroup themselves and their capacities in Lebanon," he said.
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The anticipated rapid rise in illegal crossings as we head into the spring and summer months threatens to overwhelm our Nation's law enforcement capacities. 2.
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We are invited into the intimate experience of helplessly watching someone, or even ourselves, lose the capacities they once had and face what that means.
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Subtract venture capital from the landscape of late-twentieth-century innovation, and we would have reached the new millennium with roughly the same technological capacities.
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For most of the late twentieth century, V.C.'s realm, like the Tiffany necklace, was a bauble that symbolized the capacities of the entrepreneurial whole.
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Decisions about who is fit for service, and in what role, should be made based on individual capacities and weaknesses, not based on group prejudice.
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In 2014, the United States launched the Global Health Security Agenda to help strengthen countries' capacities to prevent, detect, and respond to infectious disease threats.
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Researchers, activities and exhibits — including some real brains — will help illustrate this organ's parts and capacities and explore the similarities between human and animal cognition.
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I write as an academic approaching 80 myself, still in good health and retaining my capacities well enough to teach, write, and participate in conferences.
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There is another option, though: Verizon is also selling the Pixel 2 and 2 XL, and it has a bit more availability: all models of the Pixel 2 are currently in stock for October 19th delivery; both capacities of the black 2 XL are pushed back only a week, to October 25th; and both capacities of the white 2 XL are pushed to November 1st.
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Beijing has said several times that signs of addition of new capacities are looming and the risk of bringing induction furnaces back to production still exist.
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Phillip Lück, a 22-year-old, self-taught digital artist takes technology's advanced capacities and milks the CG tools for every inch of his creative bandwidth.
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"As alums of The Apprentice, we have had the opportunity to work with Donald in various capacities, including as employees of the Trump Organization," added Pinkett.
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"We hope France will continue to support us in terms of intelligence and operational capacities to deal with this extremely dangerous threat," Issoufou said in Paris.
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It is, therefore, not fair to assume responsibility for the consequences of this immigration, which everyone unanimously agreed that addressing this phenomenon exceeds the national capacities.
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It would be catastrophic to lose that funding, which would really help alleviate some of the traffic, help provide greater capacities especially as campuses are expanding.
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The United States has already committed $1 billion to support partner countries and strengthen implementation of the International Health Regulations' core capacities across 11 technical areas.
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He kept copious notes on each of the patients and he had his own zero to six ranking for the mental capacities of each, Kanger said.
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"At the same time, Greece must ... protect its borders effectively and also push ahead with the construction of functioning hotspots and sufficient accommodation capacities," he added.
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Even if every federal contract ended abruptly, CCA and GEO would lose only 30 percent and 44 percent of their capacities, respectively, according to CNBC calculations.
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"Older women, invest and recognize what these years have brought you in terms of your ability and your capacities to be a great friend," Silverstein says.
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Supplier deliveries, for example, are stable in both manufacturing and service sectors because rising orders and output volumes can be readily accommodated from existing production capacities.
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So having worked with these firms in various capacities over the years and now knowing what I know, it was completely the right thing to do.
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Indeed, one of the immediate objectives of China's Belt and Road construction projects is to use excess production capacities left by slowing manufacturing industries at home.
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But the future troubles him: he's been offered a cushy position at the aviation company Lockheed, which wants his problem-solving capacities put to better use.
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Just Blaze: This is my fourth year as a studio team member, but I've worked with them in a bunch of capacities over the past years.
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We've all worked in commercials in various capacities and have shot, directed, and done a lot of branded content work for websites like Funny or Die.
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Samsung often varies its storage capacities across markets, so we weren't going to be surprised if international users got more internal storage with their Note 7.
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Opinion: The mighty women of World War I Although banned, in the 1919 Treaty of Versailles, from keeping any chemical weapons, Germany secretly maintained formidable capacities.
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Andritz plans to reduce Schuler's German manufacturing capacities by shutting down individual production and assembly lines, but no production site will be closed, the spokesman said.
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The two were embedded in US Senator Bernie Sanders's presidential campaign in various official/non-official capacities, and are continuing their version of the political revolution.
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Poland's Deputy Environment Minister Michal Kurtyka told Reuters Warsaw was not building any more new coal structures and was looking at new capacities in renewables. reut.
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Lastly, we should acknowledge the resilient capacities of children, families and communities to cope with trauma and adversity, which can help them to heal and grow.
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For canonical writers of mental illness like Nabokov or Hesse, that illness is a way to expand the capacities of language to communicate the inner world.
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She was succeeded in various capacities by Emma Carmichael, Jia Tolentino, Haley Mlotek, Jazmine Hughes, and Alexandra Molotkow, each a brilliant journalist in her own right.
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Over the last decade, however, cuts in funding for hospital and public health programs have diminished resources and capacities to identify and contain infectious disease outbreaks.
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Killing an adult chimpanzee would be, for him, a more immoral act than killing a 1-year-old child, because the chimpanzee has greater cognitive capacities.
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Maybe there's a great flexibility in being built out of all these little bits of stuff that have their own capacities to protect and organize themselves.
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When robots have these three capacities, they will be able to entertain us, deliver packages and help with security functions, emergency response and construction, says Raibert.
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Opal offers monthly and annual capacities on the PRISMA capacity auction websites, where the names of bidders or the size of their allocations are not identified.
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Aviation experts say the speed and altitude capacities published by Kratos suggest the drones could fly in tandem with an F-16 or F-35 fighter.
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"All must be done with the ultimate goal of improving battle command capacities and measured by the standards of being able to fight and win wars.".
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And unexpectedly, there were some shows that celebrated our capacities for being generous in all the wide and varied ways we in the arts can be.
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A less obvious, but no less important, benefit comes from sharing these upgraded combat vehicle capacities with our allies and strategic partners through conventional arms sales.
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People differ in their many dispositions, intellectual styles, moral capacities, imaginations, life experiences and so on, down a long and incompletable list of things that matter.
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Re-establishing those capacities is one urgent function of art, I'd say now, which Ms. Kwade has delivered with an astronomer's precision and a sculptor's beauty.
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FIFA's inspectors own concerns during a visit — especially about hotel capacities and stadium readiness — compelled them to make a second visit to the country weeks later.
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We both recently visited the AANES in our separate capacities and were able to better understand why Turkey, Iran, and the Assad regime want it destroyed.
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A better future won't be realized through unquestioning faith in the safety of scientifically defined environmental limits or in unlimited technological capacities to avoid environmental consequences.
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The men worked in various capacities with Viktor F. Yanukovych, the onetime president of Ukraine and a longtime ally of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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Taliban-style governance prioritizes religious policing, not the equal provision of services and opportunities that enables the talents and capacities of the entire population to flourish.
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In the United States, those response capacities are also at risk as the Department of Justice takes aim at cities that provide sanctuary to unlawful immigrants.
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It's unclear whether Trump, who in February said he likes having Cabinet members in acting capacities, could even be compelled to formally nominate a DHS secretary.Rep.
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"The finances of doing shows there was hard because you could make a lot more money at more modern place with more modern capacities," he said.
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The president said the United States's offensive cyber "capacities" are greater than any other nation at a press conference following the G-20 summit in China.
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She has also worked in education capacities at Indiana University Art Museum; Newfields (Indianapolis); Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden; Kreeger Museum; and Smithsonian American Art Museum.
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Her mother, whose last name she uses, is Japanese; her father is American and worked for the State Department, in capacities that she does not discuss.
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He visited venues with capacities of up to several thousands and included special guest moderators every night, like Melinda Gates, Tom Brokaw, and Jenna Bush Hager.
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After his time as Fed chair, Volcker continued to serve in various capacities including as a critical adviser to President Barack Obama during the financial crisis.
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"Government actors who make policy decisions in their official capacities cannot succumb to whims or passions while rulemaking," wrote Jackson, an appointee of President Barack Obama.
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The fire's girth and speed will overwhelm the capacities of Palm Springs's and San Bernardino's fire departments to put it out until reinforcements are sent in.
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Yet, with so much money at stake, the infinite capacities of the medium are often put to use for a narrow range of market-tested formulas.
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Businesses will only expand factory floors and buy new machinery and equipment if they cannot satisfy actual and expected sales from production capacities they already have.
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"Facebook has been a longstanding and valued strategic partner to PayPal, and we will continue to partner with and support Facebook in various capacities," PayPal said.
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Yet your daughter has enough of the normal range of mental capacities, in your view, that you respond to her as a person, not a patient.
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So I think it's just a matter of retooling the system for the capacities that's going to be required to actually put that pipe in the ground.
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"But if you have other countries to decline in addition to the full application of Iran sanctions, then we will be pulling all spare capacities," Falih said.
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And there's actually some happier news on that front — the company is increasing the capacities of the touch to 25GB at $22005 and 128GB at $299 today.
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There is no reason to think that bacteria, slime molds and similar single-cell forms of life have awareness, understanding or other capacities implicit in real intellect.
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The children are healthier, they're better nourished, their mental capacities are higher, and parents have more time and money to spend on each child's health and schooling.
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In its July 2016 report, the group also stated that operators' profit margins will only decline as markets become increasingly aggressive and network investment capacities are falling.
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Mac Otakara's report says Apple could limit the triple camera setup to versions of both the new 133-inch and 213-inch iPhones with higher storage capacities.
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Central offices still could support schools with services such as transportation, payroll and technology while superintendents and other leaders still could serve in supervisory and coaching capacities.
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The researchers observed dramatic improvements in the patients' sensory capacities below the areas in which their spinal cord injuries occurred, including pain localization and find/crude touch.
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"We're moving into a new era here where a number of countries have significant capacities," Obama said at a news conference at the conclusion of the summit.
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Both vessels are 'Suezmax' tankers, with capacities from 120,000-200,000 deadweight tonnes, named after the Suez Canal as they are able to transit the canal fully laden.
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S. banks that want to maintain U.S. dollar-clearing capacities also must "worry about indirect risk assuming that they're not directly trading with North Korea," Zarate said.
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This new test contributes to our understanding of elephant intelligence, but it also shows that we need to make intelligence tests that aren't biased towards human capacities.
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China's crude imports are expected to rise to another record in 2018 as new capacities are brought online and Beijing allows more independent refiners to import crude.
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Its fat-burning capacities had first been noted among French munitions workers during World War I, who absorbed the yellowish, powdery substance through their skin and lungs.
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Adult children of presidents have in the past served in both official and unofficial government capacities, said historian Doug Wead, who has written books about presidents' children.
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That said, the colors are limited to their capacities — Deep Black is available for 1TB and 2TB models and Alluring Blue for the 250GB and 4003GB versions.
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Caitucoli said the price signal of new production capacity tenders would be too short-term and too volatile and could prevent companies form investing in new capacities.
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It will then figure out the best ways to succeed at the task, devising solutions and strategies that are beyond human capacities, and possibly even human comprehension.
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Most notably, evolutionary ecologist Monica Gagliano has performed experiments that allegedly hint at capacities such as habituation (learning from experience) and classical conditioning (like Pavlov's salivating dogs).
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Viability Rating upgrades for China's mid-tier banks are possible if Fitch sees improvement in the banks' loss-absorption capacities or in their deposit funding and liquidity.
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And since language is one of the most intricate and astonishing capacities of the human mind itself, studying it is a rich exercise all on its own.
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The more complicated the geometry of the lives we maintain as we age, the more roads we'll continue traveling down in comfort as our capacities inevitably change.
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Doel 1 and 2, located near Antwerp and operated by Engie Electrabel, are Belgium's smallest of seven nuclear reactors, with capacities of 445 and 433 megawatts respectively.
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"The coal industry faces severe excess capacities and the level of consolidation is relatively low," said Zhang Minghe, head of CCB's debt-for-equity swap work team.
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Just look at President Obama — during and after his own campaigns, he teamed up with Beyonce, Jay Z, Eva Longoria, Katy Perry, and others in different capacities.
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The first 3-D food printers are being used primarily in commercial capacities, but with new functionalities and lower prices on the way, the mass market awaits.
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With bourgeoning manufacturing and building capacities in these sectors, along with a demonstrated appetite for financing energy projects through debt and equity, China could lead this charge.
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That's the case yet again this year with the Note 10, although there are also some more granular differences between the phones' cameras, memory, and storage capacities.
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Taken together, his comments signaled an inability to grasp conditions in the country, the limitations of his own capacities and the nature of the office he holds.
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He can pool intelligence capacities to sharpen American awareness of Iran's weaknesses and tap Iranians opposed to the government of clerics to assist in challenging their grip.
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The dollars we spend in these capacities are not handouts or blank checks to any country that asks; they are essential complements to a robust defense strategy.
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His sister and caregiver, Mildred Whittier, told The Dallas Morning News that Whittier had been forced to give up his professional life as his mental capacities declined.
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Security guru Bruce Schneier warned last month that bad actors are probing some of the fundamental layers of internet technology for vulnerabilities and testing for defense capacities.
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The novel imagines a world in which the value of North American women has been reduced to their reproductive capacities and their bodies are owned by men.
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It sparked a vast expansion of the repressive capacities of the federal government and a rise of right-wing extremism, led by a revived Ku Klux Klan.
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In 2019, Bloomberg dumped nearly $3 million into local Virginia elections in an effort to implement a ban on sporting rifles, to limit magazine capacities and more.
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The militaries of the United States and the 37 other countries currently in Afghanistan have employed tens of thousands of Afghan civilians in a myriad of capacities.
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They brought everyone into the lab, tested their aerobic capacities and, using tissue samples, measured the number of capillaries and levels of certain enzymes in the muscles.
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Sime Darby will also look to boost profit contribution from its downstream operations, increasing refining capacities at its plants and producing higher margin products, Mohamad Helmy said.
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That shift in turn has left most North American car plants operating far below their rated capacities, while many SUV and truck plants are running on overtime.
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"Our findings enlarge our knowledge of the range of capacities Neanderthals had," said Sylvain Soriano, an archaeologist from Paris Nanterre University and an author of the paper.
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That we perceive our capacities for intention, emotion, and reason as more robust than others' means that we fundamentally see ourselves as more human than other people.
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"The program aims to further accelerate Montenegro's economic development by creating new tourist, agricultural and processing capacities and creating new jobs," the government said in a statement.
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Launched in 2015 in 16 cities, the initiative seeks to reduce the intensity of rainwater runoff by enhancing and distributing absorption capacities more evenly across targeted areas.
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Al Qaeda and ISIS are shadows of their former selves in the Middle East and governments there have greatly expanded capacities to deal with insurgents who remain.
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As they age, adolescents' evolving cognitive capacities allow them to think beyond seeing their parents only as being like, or unlike, how they themselves want to be.
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For the sake of our country, I hope Mr. Grenell makes a careful assessment of the intelligence community's capacities and impressive work force before making further changes.
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His father, a former Rhodes Scholar who had studied anthropology, worked in a variety of capacities while devoting much of his time to rock climbing and mountaineering.
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Eight service members were convicted by court-martial, and had their appeal heard by one of these four miliary judges while they were serving in both capacities.
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Leading research and development and production capacities will also stay in France, said Safran, which was advised by Lazard along with Athena Capital Partners and Societe Generale.
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Strengthening governments' technical capacities, encouraging the harmonization of regulations and tendering procedures, helping to create credible off-takers and system operators - all this will help Africa's electrification.
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It's worth taking some time to think about which one (or ones) will allow you, with your unique capacities and constraints, to have the biggest positive impact.
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"For the time being, stocks are available but unless production capacities (in China) rebound ... this could create problems in the first half of the year," Varga said.
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